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Gunnison Valley News

Location

Gunnison, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1957

Page

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Utah Driver Education Bill Aims To Cut Costs And Deaths

Utah lawmakers expect driver education in high schools to start in fall and to save lives and money. A new automobile driver education tax fund will fund reimbursements up to 90 dollars per student for behind the wheel instruction, while financing covers state approved courses and reduced insurance premiums. The plan targets 18 to 35 year olds, historically linked to over a quarter of fatal Utah accidents, and carries projected annual revenue around 350 thousand dollars.

Utah Senate Howe State Board of Education Utah Safety Council

Mayfield Miss Receives 4-H Chain Call

A 4-H dairy chain project sponsored by Manji City Bank awarded a Holstein heifer call to Darrell Twithe in Mayfield. The donor would return the first heifer to the bank, which would pass it to another member. Barbara Whitlock, daughter of Kenneth and Barbara Whitlock, won the third call from the original project, receiving the calf from Wayne Christensen of Mayfield. Barbara will raise the calf and return the first heifer calf to the bank, which will then pass it to another 4-H member, per Dennis Funk, County Agricultural Agent. A three-man committee reviewed eight applicants and selected Barbara with Carl Alder as alternate.

Manji City Bank Darrell Twithe Mani Manti City Bank Barbara Whitlock Kenneth Whitlock Mayfield Barbara Wayne Christensen Munti Chiy Bank Dennis Funk Marbara Carl Alder Mant Ta Chepen

M D Beauregaard in Rest Home Report

Mrs Dennia Desuregaard reports M D Beauregaard near retirement care after February 9 illness. He was treated at LDS Hospital for trauma to his right side and remained hospitalized for several weeks.

Dennia Desuregaard Ord Avenue Salt Lake City Beauregaard Lds Hospital

Chaperons Requested for State Tournament Students

Officials of the State High School Activity Association urge that students attending the Class D basketball tournament in Provo on March 11 13 14 be accompanied by an adult chaperone within the tournament city. Previous issues in hotels and motels prompted this call for school and parent cooperation though schools cannot provide chaperones. Daily travel to and from the event falls outside this recommendation but families and schools are asked to arrange supervision to avoid embarrassment for students and their families.

State Hight School Activity Association Toprcber Provo Hatele Mote He Wu Dent

Managers Remind Farmers of New U S Regulations

Kesler T Powell of the Provo Utah Social Security office warns farm employers of changes in the Social Security Act starting January 1857. Cash wages of 100 or more in a year must be reported. even 10 or more in a year with 20 or more days worked may count. Employers must keep records of payments and methods used for calculating pay. A representative will be at City Mall Manil Utah on March 13 from 9:90 am to 2:00 pm for details. The Stake Mela Society Union Meeting is set for two oclock on March Pith in Gunnison Chapel. All workers in the Relief Bochery are urged to attend.

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Young Accident Victim Paid High Honors

The Gunnison community held services for Ler Decker Bartholomew aged 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henne L. Bartholomew. He died February 25 after a rifle accident on February 22. Bishop LaMar Suewan officiated. the Gunnison First Ward choir performed. Speakers spoke of his church and school contributions as rites included a Boy Scout presentation, remarks by relatives, and songs led by the youth chorus from Gunnison Valley High School. Internment was in Fayette cemetery. pallbearers included family and Troop MA members.

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Mental Health Discussion for Gunnison Valley Residents

A mental health discussion will be held in the Centerfield Chapel on March th at 1 30 pm for Gunnison Valley residents. Directed by Min Hancock of Utah Department of Mental Health and Thurman, mental health program head, the session will cover behavior in children of various ages. An informational movie will be shown and babysitting provided for the afternoon.

Centerfield Chapel Gunnison Valley Min Hancock Utah Department of Metal Health Oned Br. Thurman Wate

Hospital Notes Patients from Gunnison Valley Hospital

Medical patients listed include Mir and Mrs Kerr, Frank Manen, Mrs Melroy Peterson, Sr. Calvin Slough of Gunnison, Joseph Young of Mant, Affick Bawtian, Emery Long, Falina, and Mrs Lloyd Seow Maytind.

Gunnison Valley Hosphol Mir Mra Tete Kerr Frank Manen Melroy Peterson Calvin Slough Gunnison Joseph Young Mant Affiick Bawtian Emery Long Falina Mra Lloyd Seow Maytinld

February Moisture Brightens Picture For 1957 Crops

February precipitation exceeded the seasonal average with five recorded storms. Total moisture improved outlook for crops as rain and early snow coverage spread, aiding valley and higher elevations.

Wien Uae

Rites Held For Duane Tollestrup In Studio City

Funeral services were held at 1 pm in the LDS Chapel Studio City California for Duane Tollestrup killed in a highway accident February 3. Attendees included family from the Valley New Orleans and New York with speakers Bob Keoulick and Marlon Male. The service featured songs by Bert Yollestrup and a benediction by Bert Lewis. Burial took place at Forest Lawn with pallbearers Wesley Clair Jay Tollestrup Clyde Harward and Bob Clark.

Funers LDS Studio City California Duane Tollestrup Reseeg Tulletrup Clyde Harward Slater Kime Sorotean Avery Beck Vivian Tollestrup Btephen Wesley Eliaenn Balt Laie City Jay Tollestrup New Orleans Louisiana Mero Ferra Sorenson New York Bob Keoulick Marlon Male Los Angeles Bert Yollestrup Leo Beck Bert Lewis Forest Lawn Elma Sorenaun Fling Wesley Clair Jay Tollestrap Bob Clark

Jacob Foote Returns Home After Injuries

Jacob Foote, who suffered a broken leg and bruises when knocked from a hay truck in January, returned home to Gutineon. He received care at Gannon Valley Hospital then was moved to LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City where the leg was pinned. After release he visited with Elsey Foote in Orrin before coming here.

Dacor Foote Jan Wary Gutiineon Toote Gannien Valley Hospital LDS Salt Lake Jeg Wee Aner Elsey Foote Orrin

Are We Boaaientibal Fane Or Monwes

A reader letter questions basketball officiating and parental roles in youth sports. It argues for consistent rules, fair officiating, and accountability, asking who should bear responsibility for players, students, and communities. The piece urges focus on good sportsmanship and the true purpose of basketball.

Red Cross Workers Set County Drive in Ephraim

More than 89 Red Cross workers from Sanpete County met in Ephraim on February 2 to outline the 1097 funds drive and plan supplies. Virginia Glenn and Reed Collard spoke as the group reviewed Red Cross services and the county's blood program with Mt Pleasant and Gunnison Valley Hospitals. The program saves local hospitals thousands by providing blood at reduced cost, avoiding private blood bank charges.

Red Cross Sanpete County Ephraim Virginia Glenn Utah Reed Collard Hoar Red Crom Med Crom Mt Preesant Gunnlean Mt. Pleasant Gunnison Valley Hed Cross

Harvey Madsen Leaves Hospital After Surgery

Harvey Madsen owner of Madems Billiards in Gunnison, underwent removal surgery at LDS Hospital Salt Lake City on February 28. Released from hospital March, he will stay with his mother Mrs Clarence Maden and report to the hospital at regular intervals until his eye heals. Doctors expect a second removal operation later.

Harvey Madeen Madems Billiards Gunnison LDS Hospital Salt Lake City Clarence Maden Gunnimen Marvey Capitol City Mra

Garden Club Short Course Offered In Sanpete County

Home owners and enthusiasts may attend a four week series on home renovation and gardening. The course runs Mondays starting March 11 1087 at 2 00 PM in Ephraim City Hall. Topics include Insects Plants and Pest Control Perennial Animals and Flower Show.

Garden Club Sanpete County Sanpete

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