Sandersons Observe 57th Wedding Anniversary in Gunnison
Mr and Mrs A V Sanderson of Gunnison marked their 57th wedding anniversary on December 20. The couple, long residents of Gunnison with a year in Upton, were married in Mant by LDS officials. He, born in Copenhagen on April 19 1875, immigrated as a child. she attended local schools and has lived in the area throughout. They were joined by family at a quiet home observance and a BYU Bowling Green game trip with local ward members.
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A.V. Sanderson
Gunniven
Sandersen
Mant
Gunnison
Upton
Idmmit
Sanderen
Guneisem
George Deemus
Copenhagen
Denmark
Tie
Alex Sundaren
America
Wah
LDS. Church
Gunnison Civic Library Expands Services and Space
The Gunnison Civic Library moves into a larger area at City Hall with shelving installed by Valley Builders Supply. The project aims to complete in January and reopen to the public. Funds and donations are sought for chairs, globe, bulletin board, magazines, and librarian services.
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Gunnison
Wee
Valley Builders Supply
Theen
Srvice
Literary “S Club
Lbrary Board
Woodrow Beck
Milton
Claristiansen
Day- 4
Benithiwaite
Comtett
Medical patroia at Gunnin Valley Hospital
During the week Emery Long of Ballina Mrs Kearns Jenten of Guanion and Shite Oftun of Sterling were treated at Gunnin Valley Hospital in a sequence of medical patrols and authorizations.
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Gunnin Valley Hospital
Emery Long
Ballina
Kearns Jenten
Guanion
Shite Oftun
Sterling
Glen Morrills Now In New York
A letter from former Gunnison residents Mr and Mrs Glenn Morrill states they are now in New York while Glenn pursues a PhD at Cornell on a Ford Foundation scholarship. They returned to the U S September 7 from Iran where Glenn was an agronomist.
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Glenn Morrill
Gunnison
Theca
New York
Amd
Morrill
Cornell
Ford Foundation
U. BS
Iran
Glen
Morrill Ls Oles
Logan
England
Europe
Glenn
United States
Dominican Republic farm life described by exchange delegate
International Farm Youth Exchange delegate Keith Chapman reports from the Dominican Republic living on a large rice plantation. He notes upper class control, reliance on hired labor, and cheap labor, with the owner acting as a symbolic figure while performing little work.
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Lom
Dominican Republic
Keith Chapman
Atxnti
Chapman
Gordon L. Beckstrand
Utehtate Agricultural College
Beneso de la Mara
Boat Travel Restricted on Colorado River Near Glen Canyon Damsite
Regional Director Lerreon of the Bureau of Reclamation warns boat travel is prohibited on the Colorado River between Lees Ferry and the mouth of Wahweap Creek due to blasting and scaling for dam construction. Travelers should plan to land at Wahweap Creek and use the old road along the river to access downstream areas.
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Colorado River
Glen Canyon
Gelen Canyon
Demelle
Colorado
Lees Firry
Wabwrap Creek
Lareon
Bureau of Meclamation
Enid
Lege Ferry
Glee Canyon Damaite
Creele
Daspatta
San Juan River
Mexicag Het
Utah
Wehwerp Creek
Laren
Une Curtis
Safety Council Names Field Representative for Utah
The Safety Council appoints Waco Leub al Balt Lake as Field Representative in Utah. Laub resigns after twenty years with the Utah Highway Patrol to join the council and promote local traffic safety efforts statewide. He will assist in safety meetings, serve as commandant for urban units in the Annual Inventory of Traffic Safety Activities, and help evaluate local accident prevention programs. His background includes Korea era military service ending as a Colonel.
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Waco Leub al Balt Lake
Ula Wefety
Hee Just Bees
Laub
Utah Highway Patrol
Patrol
Lavb
New Years Eve Bi Stake Dance at Centerfield Hall
New Years Eve event held at Centerfield recreation Hall promises noise makers serpentines and a festive foyer. A red orchestra is secured for the event with a food crowd anticipated. Admission is by ticket or donation.
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Centerfield Recreation Hall
Local Births List Idaho Couple Welcomes Son
A Wyoming born family reports the arrival of a 10 pound 2 ounce son on December 7 to a Idaho mother and father. Grandparents Ern est Sorensen of Fayette and others confirm the birth. The family travels from Christmas Day to Idaho to visit. Additional births at Gunnison Valley Hospital through December 24 include a 7 pound 0 ounce son born December 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Bi May of Gunns, and a 14 pound 0 ounce son born December 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Lenzy G. Christesen of Mayfield.
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Sad Mire Bey
Idaho
Ernest Sorensen
Fayette
Gunnison Valley Hospital
End Mra
Bi May
Gunna
Pune
Lenzy G. Christecen Af Mayfield
Punre
Mra
Safety Cartoons Made Available To Utah Schools
Utah Copper Division of Kennecott Copper Corporation offers two safety cartoons for elementary students. Entitled I’m No Fool On A Bicycle and Tim Me Pool With Fire, the films will be loaned free of charge to schools. Contact Melon W. Aldrich at the Public Relations Department, Kennecott Copper, Salt Lake City, EM 4384.
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Utah Copper Dvladon
Kennetot Copper Corporation
Melon W. Aldrich
Tere Sledto Rpute Clee
Tim
Utsh
Kennecott
Salt Lake City
Utah
Stata
Utah Come
Aldrich
Fae
Tutt Returns Home After Marine Carpe Unit Visit
Sherill Tutt of Camp Pendleton California returns to his parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Tutt after a long tour with the Marine Corps. The family reunion took place at their Comterfield home and marked a bright moment for the household.
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Sherill Tutt
U. S. Marine Carpe
Camp Pendleton
California
Hugh Tutt
Comterfield
Funeral for Howard D Roper Held in Salem Word LDS Chapel
Howard Doles Roper died Saturday evening at home in Ta. Funeral services were held December 20 in the Salem Word LDS Chapel. Roper lived in Idaho and was a member of the LDS Church. He had worked for a railway company and served in various church roles. Survivors include his wife Louise and three sons Howard M Roper Halem WA, Martin D Roper Salt Lake, and stepson Lester J Owler. One daughter and several grandchildren are named.
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Salem Word Lds
Howard Doles Roper
Laber Dea Lee
Mr. Roper
Joseph Tieneen
R K Molen
Roper
Gunnivanatheo
O.Y.U. Academy
Louise G. Taylor
Jose E
Idahe
Bnelude
Hie
Widier
Som
Coe
Howard M. Hoper
Halem
Weeker
Opportunity
Washington
Marten D. Roper
Salt Lake
Lester J
Roberta) Owler
Mawtherne
Ton
Madrid Jehown
Moab
Martin Richmond
Peewtello
Sheter
Mre
Mascee Tullestrup
Gun Rilaeres
Caps And Blasting Caps Warn About Dangers
A historical notice warns that blasting caps are highly dangerous and easy for children to mishandle. It explains that caps are small copper devices with sensitive charges and shows how misused caps can cause severe injuries or fires. Warning readers to keep caps away from youths and to follow safety practices around explosives and wires.
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A. V. Sanderson
B.Y.U
Bishp LaMar Glenart
Bill Butler
Frank Brodiey
Miles Denen
Gunnigan Finn Ward
BYU
Bowling Green
Provo
Wonty Ie
Mire Bar Edwards
Leola Edwardes
Gunaken
Mr Vernal Roper
Glen Morrills
Safety Council
Coloniel
Gunnison Valley
Howard D. Roper
Utah Symphony
Galt Lakes
Mertaing
Ashi d. Wa Dent
Mayerine
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