03 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
1
Reserve seats for season ticket holders. regional teams and venues listed with dates January 4 and January 110s. Local matchups include Guano Muttdogs at Misi and North Sanpete Bare at Mr. Pinssant with first league game details for the new season.
The text outlines a 1963 East tour by the University of Dah professor group. It mentions dates, locations including Belgium France Germany Ballisari and omit Moly, with planned stops and sponsoring firm Hewran Hewhin Prieto. The article references New York and a continuation on page 4.
In 1962 Manti LaSal National Forest led Utah timber harvests amid wartime foreast era. Officials reported high production levels across the forest, with significant activity in Sanpete and Heber districts. The report notes timber management planning and permitting processes continuing under forest service oversight.
A June survey by the Foundation shows 48 individuals at a glance receiving public assistance across 748 counties. Utah leads with the lowest welfare share while Grand and Juab report higher shares. percentages vary widely by county, with several showing double digits.
The record outlines participation by My and Mire fernm Plerdtrick in weather data collection at Cathternia apent from Pipe SRul 8 ie SIU with Mie and Myre. It mentions projected analyses, various locations like Tracy and Bhian City, and ongoing instrumentation and auditing by Strand Mire Ciyle Pterion.
Freq names appear in a murky obituary noting the death of a prominent valley nurse. It mentions family links, hospital affiliations, and a funeral with clergy speakers and a jury, highlighting community ties and local figures.
Fragmentary text indicates a notice about a French mission involving Roger Lynn Shiri and others. Mentions LDS Church context and dates around January, with references to wards and members. Details are incomplete but imply a religious migration or assignment event.
In a period funeral, Mia Metcalf, widow of the late grandanther, was laid to rest at the Ale Toohey Training Haupt. Family and guests attended as speakers remembered her life, with the ceremony preceding a later reception at the station. Her daughter Mary Gore and other relatives were noted among attendees. The couple will be honored in a formal service at the air station.
A long and garbled OCR item from Bun' & Hrartatront reports a Sanpete County business population study led by J E Shuith from Sell Linke City. The piece cites various figures, trends, and conjectures on credit, employment, and corporate activity with references to Beferncee Feet and Tun & Tirwlstreet Inc, noting historic context and potential future shifts.
Education TV station KUED plans expanded reach through a power access program funded by federal aid. Officials cite improved statewide coverage, especially in rural areas, with Channel 7 potential as a primary conduit for enhanced educational broadcasts. The effort includes a wide survey and coordination with government committees to determine the most effective distribution.
The notice lists new children’s titles amid a county library update. Read shows titles such as Leta Ga Ta Behe The Mage Thin and Three Little Wickets with authors including Nancy Lori and Tyilie Med Ven among the received volumes.
In Pasadena California on New Year s Day the two men and their sons participated in the Bode Parade. The article notes their families and the event as part of local celebrations but includes garbled details about names and roles.
An article offers home tips to ward off a cold including rest, diet, sleep, dress for weather, and cautious use of so called cold cures. It emphasizes balanced meals, staying hydrated, avoiding chilling, and listening to medical advice for safe remedies.
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