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DRAPER — A group of 156 high school students from throughout the Diocese of Salt Lake City quickly blossomed into a friendly, enthusiastic, and happy crowd after bonding at the Autumn Catholic Teen Social 2006 at Juan Diego Catholic High School Oct. 22.
>>>SANDY — The social hall at St. Thomas More Parish in Sandy was filled Oct. 17 with good music, good food, gratified pastors and diocesan representatives, and the good news that the 2006 Diocesan Development Drive (DDD), winding down now, has received pledges and payments above this year’s set quota of $1.742,445.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Mary E. Nelson, a member of the Cathedral of the Madeleine Parish, has published a novel under her pseudonym, Celia Lund. "Square Sails and Dragons" is a saga-based adventure story of the early voyage of the great explorer, Leif Ericsson.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Megan Elise Hillyard, 23, daughter of David and Eve Hillyard of Salt Lake City, has been accepted into the Peace Corps.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Attending the annual CHRISTUS St. Joseph Villa Volunteer Benefit Luncheon is a lot more than a group of women sitting around eating tuna salad while wearing pillbox hats. The luncheon, held this year in the Kearns-St. Ann School gym, was a get out of your seat, cut a rug, win a prize, and bring your family affair.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — George L. Archueta, 59, died Sept. 26, after a courageous battle with cancer.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — The Downtown Marriott Hotel was the setting for the 2006 Catholic Community Services of Utah (CCS) Humanitarian Awards Dinner Oct. 12. The theme of the evening, "Humanitarians wear many hats," was reflected in the table centerpieces made up of hats and roses.
>>>CEDAR CITY — A hilarious spoof of one of the world’s worst western films, "Johnny Guitar," William Shakespeare’s disturbing comedy, "The Merchant of Venice," and the romantic "Peg o’ My Heart" have more in common than their theatrical heritage. Each play in the Utah Shakespearean Festival’s fall season challenges audiences to see in themselves the flaws of the characters. Each play, too portrays how "the other," or the stranger in our midst is treated.
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