11 Aug 1966
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
1
A Sanpete county youth league event concluded with Little Leaguers earning second place after a competitive series. Players such as Watley and Charlay Tuouye led the effort while teammates from several local families contributed to the near-championship run.
Supt Juck ture selects Carrtt Warren as new principal for G V Elementary replacing Carl Osborn who moves to Blackigg Warren has served as an educator in Mapleton and Utah and holds a bachelor’s degree from Arizona State College with ongoing masters work He is active in local business and chamber groups and is married to Robrain Thompson, with children Rasy Coin and the family line joining the community.
A couple from Illinois reports a memorable Hawaii tour with plans to visit Pearl Harbor and the Dole Cannery area. They describe travel through ten airports at 660 miles per hour and note impressions of the island scenery and local culture.
Prospects for the Utah sugar beet crop look average to above average depending on irrigation. Factory operations and water supply in the Bair River Valley support near normal yields though summer weather and irrigation efficiency affect top performance.
The Sanpete County Fair adds horse races to its program inviting horse owners to compete. Events include two pace races with purses totaling 1040 dollars and two quarter horse races with 50 dollar purses. Nightly entertainment features professional rodeo and wrestling events starting at 2:90 pm.
Elder A Paterson and his wife depart for a Salt Lake mission from Louisville Kentucky. They will travel August 15 and plan to reach the mission home by August 15. They express appreciation to Gunnlson Valley regents for support and invite responses at East Court State Mission P.O. box 415 Baxter Avenue.
A biography-style notice reports Mr. Hin and Mrs. Poyden Hin of Tulare called to teach in the Samoa Islands by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It outlines their backgrounds, schooling, community roles, and recent society engagements, with details of educations and church service. An August 14 testimonial and a home visit in August are mentioned, along with a note about Mrs. Taylor’s trip to Lake City and a son’s master’s award.
The Hereford Junior Association announces a field day on August 15 featuring judging contests, educational activities, and a program of demonstrations. Participants include youths and adults from Hereford groups, with registration and a $10 fee. The day will include weight, halter, and breed contests, plus a musical program and welcome remarks, aiming to educate and engage junior Hereford enthusiasts.
The Ulak Farm Euros Talent contest for Gunnison Valley is set for August 12 at 7 p.m. at Cane terfield Ward LOA Chigel. Contestants include senior division for boys and girls up to age 16, with younger and older groups. The valley aims to showcase local talent and award trophies. entries encouraged and trophies prepared.
A farm tour through multiple counties is scheduled for Friday August 1 with events from morning to evening. The itinerary includes farm visits, university themes, and farm exhibits, culminating in a community gathering at Tangley Farm with a closing program and harvest demonstrations.
The Sanpete County fair will host a beauty pageant with auditions and public call for contestants. Officials urge local residents to phone in dating and share information as the event opens to the public.
Gunnison 4-H Riding Club advances to the 4-H Horse Show state meet at Murray's Gall Lake County Fair Grounds July 10. The team of five riders from Gunnison competes with about 1900 members across counties, with events including Western pleasure, barrel racing, and pole bending.
The broken rambling report describes a long lasting hole west of Gandlen, excavated over 4 months, with the weathered witness mentioning a 1086 feet near the ground and a late discovery. The piece notes a deep shaft threatening a possible ancient artifact and references Millie and Elmer in uncertain context.
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