19 May 1966
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
1
A mishap case names Pichard My Gbedat and Anawsoe Elena as involved parties. Bodh Jor is listed in ward cork. The report preserves basic facts with neutral wording consistent with a local notice.
City crews and a cleanup team work on a road project near the malls. The effort targets trash removal and paving as officials weigh immediate fixes versus longer term improvements in the Wind section and surrounding streets.
Utah State University awards scholarships to Sanpete County students for outstanding academic achievement and participation in Boys and Girls State programs. Recipients include Paul Tuusty Filwethppeh and Jamen Andrew Tulton of Manti, plus Taura Anjereon and Youlse Vourhges, with recognition for club and art achievement as part of state university scholarship selections.
A May 17 gathering at the Mant American Legion Hall honored foster parents in Sanpete County. Attendees included county welfare leaders, Sunpele County officials, and invited guests. The program featured child welfare workers, presentations, and thanks to foster families, underscoring plans to expand foster care services and urging interested parties to contact the county Department of Public Welfare.
The World Horse Authority led by Dr. Krell will lecture on Thoroughbred lines and horse breeding at Snow College's ATI Breeds Horns Civils Saturday May 21. An All-Breed Horse Clinic features lectures by Dr. Krell and Dr. Holm with demonstrations by local experts, wrapping with a 4:30 pm grand parade.
In Sanpete County many filings appear for local and state posts with names and party lines listed. The document shows a long roster of candidates and party affiliations across multiple districts and offices.
Valley Lions announce a new officer slate for the upcoming term with Earl Willendasn listed as president and LaRen Emin as vice president. Other officers include Paul Dyrug as fire president, Allen Cite as secretary, and Frank Paterno as treasurer, with two and one year director positions filled by Lawrence Werth Liew Tumor Ray Harmealemy and Martel Hunden respectively.
Poppy Day for Gunnied Allurban Legion Auxiliary members will be held on May 28. Volunteers will contact individuals to solicit support for the memorial project, with proceeds aiding Velorana and related community efforts. Poppies are crafted by handicapped workers for Memorial Day observance.
Republican mass meeting called for May 23 to elect delegates and officers. Four months into the campaign, attendees will may nominate a chairman and secretary-treasurer, with delegates to county and district committees to be chosen and duties outlined.
A fragmented notice describes an event at Mere City Hall on May 4 at 10am and Gumalooy City Hall at 2pm on the same day, featuring Dr. George Knowlton and USA Fatepai Entomologies. Proposals include prayer calibration demonstrations, insect control practices, and a talk by Reed ftoabeerte on derma peatletire and health amid other scattered program notes and participants.
A Friday event at Ganluw Valley High School features a band concert and work display. The program includes student performances, choir numbers, and a bike sale to raise funds for uniforms and projects from the Home Economics and Industrial Arts departments.
G V H S announces graduation ceremonies for May 26 with commencement reflecting a Bible based theme from Proverbs 4 7. Valedictorian Walley Audecaog and Honor students are listed among the graduates and achievements.
A statewide 4-H Beautification program invites clubs and groups to submit applications by October 1. Projects focus on repairing and improving community sites, parks, and tourist areas, with individual efforts recognized alongside group efforts led by WSU Extension Units in Sargate County.
Beaver Ranch plans a spring area development near Fayette Spring. Jerry Wiking, secretary of the Fayette County Supervisory Development Committee, outlines expansion to supply water and job growth. The project aims to create the largest beaver ranch in the region, employing eight workers initially and expanding to about a dozen. Mrs Whoters currently runs a beaver ranch in Acmorbens Fine't and nearby ranchers support the plan.
Dick Nemelka of BYU, a 72 year old Hall of Fame star, was named honorary chairman for 1966 Utah Dairy Month by PalDo C. Winder. Nemelka, renowned for football and basketball prowess and All American honors, will also host a $1,000 NCAA post-graduate scholarship.
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