10 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
1
Campaign seeks donations for a gym seat drive at Gunnison Valley High. Funds from community members and local groups like the Lion Club are needed to complete the seat project before New Year’s. tickets and seat details are available at the school office.
Todd AL Talbor, 17 months, son of Mr and Mrs Garth Talbee of Tremonton, was crushed to death when a rear wheel backed over him at Tremonton Strack. David Tua ool Mateger, Tremonton, was driving the vehicle. the incident occurred about 10 am. The child was taken to the hospital in Tremonton where he died on arrival. Funeral services were held in Tremonton with burial at Rodin Cemetery.
A Gunnison student is recognized by Henagers for achievements in a specific field at Stevens Henager College in Salt Lake City. The event includes a dinner in honor of their son Jan who left January to pursue LDS service, with attendees from Salt Lake and surrounding areas and several notable guests.
A farewell service is slated for a missionary bound for the Northern Far East. Lyle dan Seton and Mira Fate Mieleon are among those paying tribute, with details of the sending church and supporters in Salt Lake City and Provo.
A government water forecast reports Utah mountains delivering variable, below average flows with shortages across main watersheds. Key basins such as the Sevier and Weber are projected at low to moderate inflows, offset by some areas near average, while overall reservoir storage remains constrained amid the drought trend.
Sanpete County officials took the oath of office and began appointing department heads and county employees. New leaders include Leite, Cuaaird, Cladham, and Haultyles as chair, with numerous reappointments across departments such as Roads, Treasurer, Clerk, Auditor, and various county offices. The ceremony also named several sworn-in commissioners and staff members for ongoing county administration.
A report on the funeral and memorial services for Farrel Anderson, longtime community figure in Gunnison Valley. He died recently at home after a lengthy illness. Anderson was a prominent civic leader, former Beard City Council member, president of the Gunnison Irrigation Company, Boy Scout organizer, and an active participant in local bands and orchestras. The notice names many mourners, survivors, and attending organizations as well as speakers and songs presented at the service.
Parents are invited to the school PTA meeting to discuss child education goals and teaching plans. Learn about curriculum, parenting involvement, and community support opportunities.
In the Gunmienn Fiset Wand service two children were confirmed members. Mare and Bar, daughters of Darrel Mickelson, joined alongside Marie Nieken, daughter of Don Nieken, and Lynn Hichen, son of Denar Highen, as confirmed members of the church.
Extension Service sponsors a management course in Utah with the University Extension. Training begins January 1 and runs Fridays in the county hall, covering grounds keeping, water, winders, carpets, draperies, and care of buildings. Sessions will run 10 am to 4 pm with supervisors and custodial staff in attendance.
Funeral announced for Josephine Larsen in Little Cottonwood with service at LDS May Ward Chapel and burial at Mountfield Cemetery. Survived by seven children and ten grandchildren. siblings listed. Funeral details noted amid a lengthy obit referencing family members and community ties.
Jack Christensen presented a lecture on the history and development of the Bright Lorgemge at a program aired on RUBDITV in Heart Lake City. The talk covered lecture notes and was tied to a forthcoming college event staged by English teachers.
The County Cattlemen Association schedules its annual meeting for January 17 with Lawrence Nichols as president and Stanley Burgess as vice president. Program highlights include talks on marketing, cattle theft, disease controls, and scholarships, with goal to energize members and invite absent colleagues.
The Dimaghthers of the Utah eters Gimnlece Camp will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday at the Cham nett Chapel The Lemeie emigration agents pursue mortet leneagration concerns and related topics.
Bruce Johnson a young man from Payette County Idaho died in a gun accident while hunting with a companion near Oakley. Reports say he was a private MD rifle owner and died after the weapon discharged injuring him. He was connected to Salt Lake City and attended the Grine Valley High School.
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