10 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1967
Page
1
A Gunnison resident records sonic blasts across the central UK area, with numerous complaints tied to aircraft activity. From January 1, 1906 to August 4, 1907, a total of 819 booms were logged, noting possible weather or light conditions for undedicated events.
The Forest Service urges improvements to Skyline Drive from US 80 near Salina to I 70, citing a survey of the Mant TLagal National Forest area in central Utah. They project recreation growth with a scenic route linking multiple areas, noting over 40 recreation sites and up to 17 viewpoints, benefiting nearby counties. Senator Moss supports federal aid and plans to press Congress for more forest highway funds.
Funeral services for Burl M. Christensen 40 were held in the Mountain Home area. Born October 1 1917 to Christianburg and Eva Anderson Christensen he was a World War II veteran and heavy equipment operator. Survivors include his widow several children and siblings from Utah and Wyoming with services conducted at the LDS Chapel in Mountain Home.
An August attack damaged a Mayfield telephone line near the U5 Highway 0 intersection, cutting service for hours. Officials estimate 4200 in damage and vow investigation by Sanpate County Sheriff Grant Larpoo, with efforts to apprehend the culprits and restore service.
Field Day at Sion College Field Station in Ephraim set for August 12 features tours of laboratories and facilties at 5 PM, remarks by Dr. KW Hit director of the Utah Experiment Station, a 6:15 PM summary by Dr. Noval Bagty on 1967 findings, followed by present research discussions. A turkey dinner will be served at 7:45 PM.
The Central Utah Resource Development Association appoints Elina Jetset of Ephraim as a 924 Program Outreach Specialist to work in Sanpete County. She will coordinate with the Sanpete County Resource Development Council to address health, solar services, and citizen problems, engaging residents in community action from the Courthouse office.
A PTA information session outlines August events for Utah PTA members and regions. Mira Youngs Mogogar emphasizes teacher involvement and community support, with August 18 activities across the state and a kickoff at the high school.
Diane Jonson, a first year Bee hweigirl from Centerfield, is honored at the Bee hive Honor Stunt for earning 44 honor badges. The award requires quality badges, completed work, and a final report with signatures from guardians and staff.
An award ceremony in Centerfield Ward with Howe Lyn Fretttwisiy officiating on July 29. Mellaed Boch conducted the ordination for the youths, and Lastar Pridrlithiion Vongetline presided as a guest from Canter Auld who recently moved to Prica. Proceedings noted a high turnout and a focus on spiritual leadership and community service within the ward.
Long list shows 1967 teaching staff for South Sanpete schools led by Reperintendant Jack Burr. GUNNISON VALLEY High and ELEM lists include names across departments. An additional note covers social security talks and eligibility criteria for disability benefits with Powell outlining requirements and office hours for claims assistance.
Reading of a school calendar outlines the 1907 68 term at South Sanpete with start dates in August and notes on teachers registration, staff planning, and events through November and into the next year. It mentions Labor Day and Thanksgiving and references the high school auditorium activities and instruction center in a period tone.
A local family led by Mrs Newbold and Bob Mason repaired and renovated a valley residence, enlisting four children and other relatives in a yard cleanup and improvement project. The effort aimed to make the house suitable for guests and daily life, reflecting a strong family collaboration in the community.
A Sanpete County effort to study higher education options is underway with Utah State University involved. The project aims to explore local college access, job training, and economic impact, engaging community leaders and educators to map paths for students.
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