26 May 1966
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
1
Three Valley girls are selected to attend Girls State. The article lists attendees and sponsors, including local leaders and the American Legion Auxiliary, with details on their roles and the program timeline.
Plans are underway for a sixth grade graduation at Valley Elementary on Brujay May 5 at 0:00 pan. The event includes a fan for parents and features speaker Wootrew Beth on the topic The Exported Of Me by High Schoo. Students aged up to 12 by August 1 may participate, with eligibility announced at the park ceremony.
The American Legion holds its Ogden convention from June 3 to 5. Officials including President Audley and Governor Tipton are expected to appear. The program includes leadership talks and a full schedule of events at the Merrill Fo at 3400 Ackina Avenue.
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Jony Howe 4 father of Merrill Mane of Gussie. He died of a heart attack May 22 at Shasdah Fork. Born in Benjamin tet he was a farmer his entire life. Survived by wife and 11 grandchildren. Daughters Mrs Ted Lajie duhnsce and Jeunlah Fork live nearby.
Funeral services were held for Violet Bardsley with a procession to the cemetery. The obituary lists survivors including several relatives and mentions a memorial for a longtime educator and local figures. The day’s ceremonies occurred in a coastal region community, with references to multiplelocal names and institutions.
Voting districts reorganize in Tepitiicay and Democratic portions to select delegates. Officers named include Milton Christiansen as chair and Carl Osborne as county committeeman, with delegates listed for Republican and Democratic districts amid a May 3 meeting.
The piece honors Poppy Day on May 28 with community leaders, including Mrs. G S Fore and Cowbepfetd Luctew, coordinating a public event at the park. It notes national tribute to veterans, urging participation and paying homage to those who served in World War II era conflicts.
Brigham Young University lists area students who will receive degrees at its upcoming commencement. The ceremony will award 16 bachelor’s, 100 master’s, and 7 doctoral degrees to graduates from diverse locales, with names including Bickbell Antu EL Othipa Kel Alin Eeptey and Centerfwit Brunt Alvis Bar tow among others.
A Mayfield obituary notice lists Florence Willden with services today at the LDS base. Survivors include her children and relatives in Salt Lake City and beyond. The notice notes a prior marriage acknowledgment and a Mayfield burial context.
A vehicle collided with a storefront in Gentes, breaking the window and causing damage to the front display. The driver, identified as Chefateneen, fled the scene but left the car damaged. Marshall Kincard assisted at the scene.
Snow College honors go to area students including Miss Andersen, daughter of Toosis, for achievements in mathematics and chemistry. The event highlights include selection to perform at the college, recognition of academic steadiness, and a note on a special reception for Hamira Doesberitt and Morloe Buys.
Opening at the Tereneecn Municipal Pool set for May 30. city charges show rates for families and individuals. Fees include 5.0 plus for various age groups with daily rates and age-specific charges under city regulation.
The Kennecott Copper Corporation board met today and approved a cash dividend of $1.50 per share payable to holders of record as of a specified date. The distribution will be made prior to a corporate action related to the stock.
A historically curious foal, nicknamed Omi, born as a rare triple-balance colt, shows unusual development. Described as nearly normal in many aspects yet missing a leg, the creature prompts veterinary notes on possible genetic causes and future prospects for its growth and training.
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