27 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
1
Valley towns prepare staggered registration for Junior and Senior High students starting Aug 31 at 6am. Sept 1 continues with enrollment and activity checks while teachers assist. Fees include a student body card and various health and participation costs. some grades face increased physical exam and miscellaneous charges.
Frost affects various chop and forage crops with rusted damage. Farmers should chew carefully and seek county agent guidance for formalized information. Notes warn these crops are vulnerable when young or after drought and advise cautious use in farming programs.
Former resident Lewis R Jensen, a Gurion ana she aon Vet Meri graduate, has been called to serve a mission with headquarters at Saintn EP Wott Deehnen. He attended Uintah High School and Cartinte College in Price before a local event at Carbon marked his departure from the area.
Mro and Min DeVon Jeneet and their children depart Avge the 20th to Idaho where Mr Jinan has opened several DECS Department Stores branches. Mr Jensest has been in a neighboring state and will join his family after arranging a reallocation. The Jaren family will relocate from Gunn to Centerfeld with Mr and Mrs Dan Jensen slated to move in this week.
Four robberies across Sanpete and Sevier counties were solved after arrests in Spotihli Park canyon early Wednesday. The Sterling team, aided by a witness Mrs Thomas and Sheriff Eugene Tuttle, secured suspects tied to burglaries in Redmond and Gunnison. Victims include stores in Gunnison and Charlemont, with stolen boots, shoes, and personal items recovered.
Newer Extension Service staff joined a Memti Canyon tour to review larkspur control work. Dr De Crone and Dr Roberts outlined range conditions, proposed herbicide and pruning strategies, and field plots in Mant r anyorm Tard. The Forest Service and local canyon associations discussed a shared effort to restore pasture, reduce larkspur density, and manage costs for effective suppression.
A funeral service was held at the Ward LDS Chapel for Joseph Year, who died recently. Bishop Fran and companions led the rites with remarks by Detmar Higham, Dewey Lert, and others, with music and prayers as mourners gathered for the final farewell at the Gonzinn City Cemetery and nearby ceremony hall.
A disrupted note describes Mr and Mrs Payton Alteander hosting Sose Hatter and Dlawih Mie Aletindes with Mr Halton nearby, mentioning a California setting and a central day marked by the event. The fragment hints at a social gathering and attendees, with unclear details.
The G V Junior Riding Club will host Sanpete 4 H clubs at a Saturday event in Harpete County. Competitions begin at 1 PM at the Gund e Riding Club Ground on South Main. The afternoon features team events and individual contests, with free admission for spectators.
The Gameturry Youth Camp ends a busy 10 week summer session after eight years of operation in Utah. Summer staff included Susan Jokinen, Cate Ann Joceteen, Carol Gaten, Jane An dition, Belinea and Margie Mille. Construction funded by donors and a total cost around 4000 dollars supported hall and tower work for the new facilities.
A local girls softball event selects a winner amid glare from spectators and players described in fragmented notes. The announcement highlights a May timeframe and references surrounding teams, including Gunnison Stake MLA and the Central Actes Lilia.
Mrs Faytin Alexander Watiece? The fragment notes a social scene involving Mra Byrd and Cheia of Oyen with a penrein, mentioning Mrs Faytin Alexander Wat. The readable text indicates a local society style notice with names and a visit.
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