Valley Scouts Honor Court Held January Six Centerfield
Gunnison Stake Boy Scout Court of Honor assembled in Centerfield ward on January six. The ceremony announced many advancements including Tenderfoot awards to Sorenen Manse Christianen Lott Westlund Christensen, Second Class to Christiansen, Deparin Anderson Draper Hanson Caldwell Hunt Hiatt Childs Christensen Aasmsteen, First Class to Buchanan Beck Nielsen Jensen Handerson Hastinsen, mothers received miniature badges and several Scouts earned merit and specialty honors. Scoutmaster Hansen presided with leaders and families noting valued achievements.
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Gunnison
Centerfield
Tenderfoot
Terry Sorenen
Donald Manse
Cling Christianen
Biby Lott
Lloyd Westlund
Larry Christensen
Dale Christensen
Roland Deaparin
Gail Anderson
Mas Draper
Allen Hanson
Morrie Caldwell
Stan Hunt
Deon Hiatt
Lee Childs
Jerry Christensen
Wendell
Jerry Buchanan
Sherman Beck
Dick Nielson
Larry Jensen
Lynn Kendrickson
Jerty Hastinsen
Merion Okverlund
Kay Jorgensen
Ace Allred
Amo Jdonsen
Phillip Despain
Lite Scoule
Val Hansen
Gary Robinson
Mariel Hansen
Hank
James C Jen Een
Marion Okerlund
Explorer Leeder
LeRay Jensen
George Brough
May Jorgensen
Arno Jonen
Eulyn Jensen
Joel Lund
Roger Hendrickson
Wil ‘Hansen
Marion Deet
Gary Repinson
Ileand
Vernon Deapain
Mariel G. Hansen
Jerry Tuchanen
Wwlimming
Sherman Teck
Enseminist
Tile Exving
Dick Ninaon
Phillip Bespain
Kay Jensen
Mont Nielan
Anne Jensen
Constitution Now Being Rewritten at Valley High
The constitution project at Valley High School enters a complete rewrite. Committee members include chairman Chris Chen of the educational committee, with Woodrow Zeck and Maciyod Bricker. A student panel led by Floyd Wen focuses on parts of the constitution with input from Sally Mobin, Joan Anderson, Kenneth Gee, and Sameny Mivstake.
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Gunhisun Valley
S0ion
Chris Chen
Wodrow Zeck
Macioyd Bricker
Floyd Jon Wen
Sally Moblnem
Joan Anderson
Kenneth Gee
Sameny Mivstake
Mymisma
Tesehire
Minnie M Dorius Dies Sunday At Salt Lake Home
Minnie M Dorius, a Gunnison native, died Sunday in Salt Lake City after a long illness. Born August 7, 1908, she lived in the valley, attended Snow College, and moved to Salt Lake City in 1960. Active LDS temple worker and primary association teacher, she survived by husband Thomas, children Hal, Ropul, and Ford, six grandchildren, three half-sisters, and other relatives. Funeral rites were held at Belvedere Ward Chapel in Salt Lake City.
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Mire
Minnie Myrup-Doriua
Gunghwa
Homer
Salt Lake City
iTinese
Gunnison
Lars CN
Josephine Marie Jenven Myrup
Valley
Snow College
Ephraima
Alma
Borjas
LDS Church
Mra Dorie
Belvedere Ward
Wells Stake
Mra Hal
Alin
Thomas
Pleasant Grove
Mra Ropul
Josephine) Stoker
SB Ford Doriua
San Francisco
Ene Oister
Mra
Josephine Carr
Stella Beck
Centerfield
Hang Dank
Lash Thompson
Tremonton
Mies
Derlud
Lake City
Gunnison Awards Honor Young Valley Farmers at Event
Gunnison Valley High School hosted the annual banquet and award program by the Gunnison Valley Young Farmers. Two Wropigs were honored, one for the outstanding young farmer of the region and another for the chapter’s contributions, amid an evening of entertainment.
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Gunnin Valley
Gunnison Valley High School
Riding Club Elects Officers At City Hall Meeting
AL Searle was elected president of the Gurtlem Valley Riding Club at the annual meeting held at City Hall Monday night. He replaces Wendell.
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AL Searle
Gurtlem Valley
City Tall
Mr. Searle
Wendell
Founder Of Lionism And Charter Members Honored
Gunnison Valley Lions Club members gathered in January at Morrison Valley High School for a program honoring charter members led by Ophiner Mielgis Jones. Four new members were initiated including J Glenn Mert, Allen Wrandlees, Hish Johneco, and Austin Andean, with musical interludes by Mirna and Dianne Allen.
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Gunnison Valley Lions Club
Mt January
Clim Hower
Turptine
Meelina
Ophiner Mielgis Jones
Fourrier
Lioniara
Armold
LG. Andereo
Pend Jones Fe
J. A. Hagen
Leo N. Gledhli
ML Mor Fanny
Mr Hermens
Oli
Murmi
Ares J. Glenn Meri
Yeeutima
Agriculture
Gorrison Valley
Allen Wranndlees
Prograve Young
Mirna
Margaret Ann Soren
Garry Robinsen
Dianne Allen
Utah Poultry To Observe 29th Anniversary
Utah Poultry and Fates Cooperative marks its 29th anniversary with a convention at Hotel Utah February 16 to 17. More than 10 000 Utah and Southern Idaho farmers are expected for a program starting 1 30 p m with new officers to be chosen and a banquet and speakers. PF Oliver Hane of Span Fork will preside over meetings. WL Ray Pond of Richmond leads the event.
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Utah Poultry and Fates Cooperative
Utah
Idaho
Ray Pond
Richmond
Oliver Hanewen
Span Fork
Wille
Sugar Company Honors Retiring Workers
The Sugar Company honored three retiring employees at a Saturday luncheon in Lion Hills. William H. Farr, Ray Gaimtee, and Charles E Bartley were recognized for long service. The event featured speeches by executives, musical numbers, and tokens of appreciation from the Garneton Sugar Recreation Club.
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Eer
Lion Hyves
William H. Farr
Ray Gaimtee
Wea
Charles E Bartley
Wee Ivan Lami
Frank Duce
Chic Hon
J.sauuters
Southtrah
Atetténho Sugar Company
Mortis Howard
Gunnison Sugar, Inc
Woceweld
Stake Conference Schedule Recapped for February Meetings
February stake conference set with sessions on the 8th and 9th. WelFare and Priesthood Leadership meetings planned. General Authority sessions at 10 am and 3 pm, plus a section at 7:30 pm. Exter S. Dilworth Young and Lorone T. Hateh to represent General Authorities.
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Guinan Lk
Heb
Winifred
Blake Clerm
Ceveting
Sesriots
Sewion
Exter S. Dilworth Young
Roscoe J Baker Dies Sunday in Provo Hospital
Roscoe J Baker regent of Gusalso Valley for twenty years died Sunday in Provo after a long illness born October 21 1908 in Fariston Kentucky son of Jasper and Myrtle Johnson Baker he lived in Gunnison and Payette worked at various jobs until health forced retirement survivors include his father Fayewn two sisters Ruth James and Mildred Doggie Funeral services Wednesday in the Pay Vie Ward Chapel burial in Figutte Cemetery Paterson Mortuary of Salina directed Mr and Mrs Eugene Overtelt and daughters returned from a two week trip spent in Phoenix Arizona Albuquerque New Mexico and Denver Colorado
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Roope J Baker
Gusalso Valley
Roura
Gum
Provo
Trumphal
Livan
Fariston
Kentucky
Thaon
Jasper
Myrtle Johnson Baker
Kettocky
Gunnison
Payette
Inchoda
Fayewn
Mira John L
Ruth
Beautification plans outlined for 3-county area 1952
Richfield Garden Club members and regional leaders discussed extensive beautification programs for Seuntification, cleanup campaigns, garden displays, and publicity. Courses on gardening will start at Grow College in March. Utah garden group to hold annual convention in Gunnison with Richfield selected as site if accommodations are arranged.
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Joab
Junpete
Elsc
Better Homes and Gardena
Tritone-Telegram
Gardentna
USAC
Associated Garde Club
Grow
Associated Garden Cum
Utah
Sirs Lenard Boghenan
Poemdert
Guano Garden
Clit
Berd Fownsund
Gunn Fon
Richfield
Elle
Mire
Pearson
Pexaldan
Biches Club
Mra Letts Abs
Gand City End Garten Club
Keith Hansen
Fairview
LaVerne Joneen
Lecture Classes Open To Adults In Sanpete Area
The Uuh Sta Agricultural College Division of Ewhenshos Casswork plans illustrated lectures for North and South San Pete area on inter cultural understanding. Topics include humanity, sociology, politics, science, art, culture, and drama. Led by Hom W Holland, the program aims to address Europe Latin America Middle East Far East and Russia economics and culture. Lectures run ten weeks with some dramatizations by musehina and students. Details from FP A Alexander, Gunnison Valley High School principal.
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Uuh Sta Agricultural College
North
South
Sanpete
Hom W_ Holland
Musehina
Europe
Latin America
Middin Goat
Far Eed
Rusa
Teri
USAC
Chote of Social Organiita
A. Alexander
Gunnison Valley
March Of Dimes Campaign Nears Final Stage Quotas
In Gabt Lake City and Utah, a March of Dimes drive pushes into final quota limits for the year. Local organizers Jaiph Lund and Mia Lund lead the effort with Mir and Mire, Cipde Besenvall, as the group convenes at the annual Tinh Weal Growers Association convention. Wednesday, Harold Card and spouse of Raymond Alberts, Canada, joined writers at the C. P. Jensen home, planning travel to California for operations.
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Jaiph Lund Preminest
Gunnison Valley
Mia Lund
Mir
Cipde
Gabt Lake City
Janiary Bed
Zird
Tinh Weal Growers Associates
Mote
Utah
C. P. Jensen
Harold Card
Raymond, Alberts
Canada
Card
California
Unclear local notices from Sanpete County March drive
Fragmentary report notes Sanpete County communities nearing end of a March campaign led by Hartley Bry and Keyser. Estimates show higher than 1981 quotas with officials promising updates next week. Details on individual contacts and completed outreach remain partially obscured.
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Sanpete
Thea Catryenign
Hartley Bryser
Wille
Cording
Mir
Keyser
Antien Plejure
Cald
Dette
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Mra. G. B. Robinson
Business
Dleasure
Capitol City
Minnie M. Dorius
Salt Lake
de. Laren Aluger
Balt Lake General Hospital
W. J. MeIntrye
Ainger
Jimmy Mecniyre
Pole
Gunnison Business Houses
Riding Club
Lionism
Utah Poultry
Sugar Company
Garren
Goodhyr
Ninan
Leishe Falls
Ganiner
Ainan
Thurdle Bower Company
Hichfield
Gardiner
Michflela
Stake
Genoleon Chapel
Roscoe J. Baker
Provo Hospital
Eugene Overtelt
Phomis
Agisena
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Deriver
Colosraio
Alfred A. Lund
Qurmiton
Ponor
Cave-In Mills Hereford Cattle
Neola
Sorenson
Maytheld
Hidilion
Ube
Gregerson
Laure Jean
Mra Lille Metrall
Richfield Garden Club
Miemisers
Salina Tat
Elle Sentters
Saliva Moriet
Élicuesn
Sanpete Area
March of Dimes
Wool Growers
Ounnissa Valley
Hoeplal Hevel
Min Pend
Gunnisen
Bath
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