Show fiCf- tv l- iAR BONDS Gunnison— The Sugar Beet and Turkey tear GUNNISON Men jflcen Sanpete County For Service illed Military jelroy fan Junior Peterson Only From Valley On List 'ifteen men have been named Selective Service Local Board to report for ac- Mantiin the U S Armed 125 on July 9 1945 men all found acceptable eiude: llanti — Reed Morn Bench — Claude Arthur Gordon Lanell Brady Lyle Dean in Lewis Terry ftirview iidwall evens Pleasant — Grant Erick- Nielsen Doyce Clair Allen rgil Lambert Jonsen Wallace lt i Hhes Moroni — Marriage Plans Announced 1 Bruce James Irons fountain Green — Venice Hansen Morris Glade imes fired ’Gunnison — person Melroy Junior — Mail To Navy men With the ever increasing num- ber of Navy men in the Pacific comes the ever increasing load of mail It has been found nec- essary to prohibit the mailing of newspapers and magazines to Men overseas avy unless specifically requested by the themselves R is estimated that this re- striction will release about 1500 men to handle letter mail Pieces ° mail handled by the San Francisco Fleet Post Office has more than doubled since May 1944 Ship stores from now on will be stocked with magazines for the boys Mr and Mrs "Clarence Peterson announce the coming marriage of their son 1st Lt Wesley Peterson to Miss Carol Anderson daughter of Dr and Mrs A C Anderson of Ephraim The will be performed ceremony July 6th in the Manti L D S Temple Lt Peterson is a graduate of Gunnison Valley high school Snow College at Ephraim and was a student at Brigham Young Universly prior to entering the Army Air CorPs Following his tramn8 in the states’ he was to England as a pilot of a bomberNovember 2 1944 he was shot down over Merseberg Germany and was held prison-meer until his release by the 3rd June Army on APnl 29 1945 be arrived n Gunnison on a 60'day furlough is a graduate The and of Ephraim high school a Snow College and is now cadet nurse at the Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake City Valley Native Dies In Calif Mr and Mrs J L Christensen Word was received by rela- - ° Mayfield announce the mar- lives June 30th of the death in riage of their son AMM 3c Los Angeles of LeRoy Jensen son of Mrs Elizabeth Jensen Mr Jensen a native of Center- field was born November 19 June 21st was the date set 1902 He spent his early child- r the wedding of Miss Joy hood in Centerfield prior to the illardson a daughter of Mr family moving to California a id Mrs A E Willardson Salt number of years ago He was brmer Resident larried In SL jnnison and Seaman 1st class son of rnard i Kleinendoist r and Mrs Neal Kleinendoist Newton 'Idaho The couple ere married at the home of ie brides parents Maid of mor was Miss Fern Bronson caman 1st class William L royer acted as best man The ewlyweds will make their home rsalt Lake Mort Sorensen randfather and Mrs Rupbert an aunt of the bride louvang ttended the wedding v Man Married Navy to Miss Charles Christensen of Pasco Margaret Whitcraft were The couple Washington married in Couer’dAlene Idaho on une 28th Navy man Chris- tensen is a graduate of Manti high school and has been in the Navy Air Corps slnce Feb- - Memphis Chicago n adcaa anl TolrCAnvtllA Eldon Willardson He is survived by his wife -- and mother two sisters Mrs leave The Minerva Harrison and Mrs ls now on a Barr of Los Angeles and one bride is employed by the U S brother Elial Jensen of Rich- - Gvd Service at Pasco mond California T Funeral services and burial NOW were held June 30th at North UOOK5 Hollywood in his chosen trade for the late Farragut s: Telephone pnnrl IfCauy Payette Married Monday Donna son of Y r® Assist PGrSOIlS Over 65 In t' JCCUrlng A' Benefits ' ' Rex A C Atwood Manager of he Social Security Board’s Field Office at Salt Lake City will udt Gunnison on Tuesday July 0 1945 The purpose of Mr Atwood’s la to render assistance to persona' over aye 6J who have worked in employment covered y the Social Security Act who to file a claim for social ecurity retirement benefits and o accept claims from survivors f deceased wage earners who ere covered under the Social Security system Mr Atwood requests that any- in ima community desiring take up any of these matters Jwlth him should leave his name Hh the postmaster who will LiIve the names to Mr Atwood uPon hla arrival then contact all such per- sonally bit S 2! S' c iris C' w t t p!ed aSfffndudJd ir REDCROSS No Becomes Goal Of Miss Betty Lou Nielson ghter of Mr and Mrs Poultry Leaders W dauM Nielson was elected to the throne as Goddess of Liberty at a spirited contest held Saturday night in Centerfield Betty Lou ruled in that office over the July 4th celebration m Center-fielwhich was attended by residents from the entire Valley — Miss Nielson polled a total of Americas Chicago dollar poultry industry 18334 votes was challenged today by 14 of The contest sponsored for the its national leaders to produce Centerfield Ward Building Fund a fast growing better meat netted that committee $291 96 type chicken to help retain the This amount added to the funds have won realized from the entire markets poultrymen 4th celebration will be added to the during the current meat shortage money already on hand and will A contest to develop toward biulding a chapel for Germany hls present station on March 24th a chicken— com the Centerfield ward — broad'Parable to the popular Pfc Ivan Mellor writes in a announced breasted turkey--w'Mrs N L Ilermanscn and to letter his Mr and D D parents to the group according by Mrs Ronald Ilermansen and Mrs W J Mellor of Fayette International Slade secretary daughter Sue spent from Sun- that he has finally Joined his Chick Association LexingBaby day to Thursday of last week company after being in a Bel- ton Ky who was elected chairin Salt Lake City He gium hospital on man of a supervisory committee Day stated it was really a sight to to formulate for the plans see the celebrate and Belgiums contest that it seems strange now to Consisting of representatives see a German soldier and not of all major poultry associations shoot at him or he at you and key poultrymen of the U S — of Agriculture the Department Sgt Glen Peterson son of Mr committee has been asked by is Mrs and Peterson Clarence A & P Food Stores to draw up spending a furlough in an ideal mcat- a Gunnison Peterson is j' to Sgt dis P in the Army Air tribution of $8000 in awards Is at and stationed Corps which the company Has posted Tonapah Nevada "to encourage the poultry in— dustry to place Increased emW T 1st class Hershel Met- phasis on the production of a Tree Mayleld °en were ln' calf writes to hls parents Mr better meat chicken to insure c serou y’ Ur?7’ on? Mrs June Metcalf that he and t for profits poultrymen ®cden has Just returned from a sight- oxiatc y ® and tlner poujtry or consumer8' Contest On To Produce Broad Breasted Chicken Ftlen Escape Serious Injury In Car Accident J “ica Car Overturns After Hitting Soft Shoulder dinner tables" program j8 designed to °cured H IkAH All J111” fast Ufhn G'”‘ Ihlk Washington DC pilot of a 2 motored is spending a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs in Fayette Lloyd Bartholomew and many friends throughout the Valley He will return next week to his base at Columbus South Carolina in the U S Navy at the home his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Christensen Boyd arrived in Salt Lake City on Sunday and was met at that point by his of brother-Bryc- — Max Mellor son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Mellor of Fayette arrived Wednesday of last week from Camp Wolters Texas on a furlough Max who has Just completed hls basic training in the U S Army is enroute to Fort Ord Calif lie will report at the coast base on July 13th —son of Sgt Max G Nielson Mrs Pearl Nielson of Axtell rived the past week from Camp Max was Livingston Georgia recently released from the army in that branch of having served the service for over four years Three years of that time was spent in the Pacific where he served on various fighting fronts Hershel hatcheryman vu"iro1' on a flock smalj backyard 4 chIcken with an abundance of automobile was lously injured America's poultry producers Up to this time poultry meat has of egg been mainly a The committee will production blrdhicl 1r‘er tf“ctur'' to white 3 Rules At July Fourth Fete dark parents that he had Just com- ?f Ah® Pleted a record of his travels the most ser- - glnce lce and the He received be badenterlng traveled 10000 miles in U’ S the ln the country eclng thi 7 th west aouthwest and east In nln! Sofen8fnaddition to the travel on the ! se6er' w” mainland’ he had a total ofI50 conscious and received bruises m ln Ora Jcobaen and laceration Another aon of the Metcalfs the third cier ofthre' wVeek'nd'wrunl ®f' a”11 'j" Reed a share of nilird winn ? armistice and Is now back in 1 th France awaiting assigAment He ' countriea to- ited to a reportby Reed J land rranee Cermany Bel lum ColIrd uuh st iKlkhw i rfL and Holland From each of these ptrnimn Marshall Mwin Aadreasen who places he has gathered souvenirs hich were sent home to hls investlsated the arcldent y' he automobile apparently hit f‘renJf- - S'- Metcjlf and enjoyln hi ptar boulder went out of control vlalt to landmark prominent d lid aldeway down the in Eur°Pe-- t highway and rolled over one and 9 — ' ' ' a half times Patrolman Coliard service-mTwo Gunnison stated there was no evidence en and J°n“ that indicated excessive speed or “ had a°od visit when by reckless driving chance they met at church ser- vice at the Army base at Camp -- coldent Accordin 'e r' i ift i: Soleeiei If 0 I af l)evrtil f ura cl rbll lUUllwna triJ to remain haughty anj OFFICERS IN SOLITARY"— Somt German officers Having ro cell llocka available the cUtrepcrous after capture era placed In aolitary coriflrcnicnt the "rella" from hug Iron France ln a ar of commander of camp lmpro?ieJ priabner ingenious druma A catwalk enable guards to drop them tread and aaUr— their solitary d'tL NAZI '£- - City" versar The 7th biAhday of Miss GdBe rnh-r- t ghter of Mr and FJeldstcd was lawn party June 23rd Sixteen were seated ai one little fu lawn long table placed on the for unchn and th afternoon was spent playing games was highlight of the anniversary the visit of SaH of Marion and Lois Jean jrs dy News 1945 5 will offer words chicken usek onlir of flavor and reat to nd cent in more ‘when callln their lndernr number maat than ever before produced ThU method expedite Tb LW must mature rapidly performed July 2nd in tne Marni Party brccdl11 L D S Temple President L R stock must j? ive better nd Anderson officiating Following vervone The new maintain high egg production" From th poultryman'a ntfe dlreitory JouM be con-- ll SreTrtltaedPau"d!nn and' Slade added a venlent to the telephone out! car taken to e they are not chicken should mean more f?r meat economical growth-m- ore 5? destroyed points per pound of feed eaten which the L parents of t6 do a l°t with business profits' C E Anderson wss and Mrs John M Itowe of Sun- The contest will last three the capltol city several of ny side Miss Beth Woodward (ConUnued on last page) rt of last week ore Melba Llechty and Panguitch of Provo The bride 1 a Gunnison Valley hlyh Khool and a former student at BYU The groom a student of field high school has months as a coxwaln Jv® to Navy and has seen duty the Atlantic and Pac leave y now on a The Top Notch sewing club June 22nd at the home of Arminta Hone and made neck- - Lake Ciiy cea June 29 week they met at Nada A ”da Ann Picketts and made articles luncheon Tuesday of their own choice The next was a bridge the at meeting will be held July 7th at afternoon 0 home of Marva Cribble iuncheon at ladies were served Eighteen friends and neigh- - 2 pmhigh scores hors called at the home of Mrs game Owen Gregcr- Bell McKenna Wednesday of last week the call being In wn Floyd 2nd honor of Mrs McKenna's birth- - Salina CoMOution Wortberi cu P was Luncheon Tolck anniversary Mrt to went Ojcar frved by the callers and a awards °cial afternoon enjoyed mt JULY Meatier Chicken tht xo lr- - StehTtewmoTwS! ’o THURSDAY New telephone directorys have Jurt been printed for the 'ts‘andar? served by the Gunnison me!lt b0"y Tdephon’e ’'company iJl rnnv proportion of Girl of thIr daughter George Woodward UTAH JttSM j'’ has served in Alaska and South Pacific engaging in major battles with hls outfit Clay's wife the former Min Aus- Murray ° Queensland (Continued on last page) and the "T ‘Hi To - 'OlOClUIlCn RaiSC FalOfC Meat n SbOWS Shortage Of 2 BllllOtl LbSa Government authorltlc eatl- 1P4S meat mate that Amertc will be 2 billion production pounds short of the amount needed to supply our armed forces home front and liberated countries Four-with Club members beef awine and sheep projects take that forecast as a challenge These farm youth raised 1600-hi- s the 000 meat animals during Of this war years of 1942-4total' 526000 animals were raised last year 'The Texas Roger informed parents Mr and Mrs Fred Jones of the meeting and stated it was certainly good to meet someone from his own home town Roger volunteered for goal this year Is 581000 beef paratrooper training and is re- - swine and sheep Members taking part in the ccivlng his basic instructions at Meat Animal the Texas base Benny sdn of 1945 National left for Activity have the opportunity Mrs Electa Dennison for of winning merit awards duty from a Salt Lake Board —high rating records of produc- Flrst Lieutenant Wesley Peter tion These awards donated by son arrived home June 19th on Thomas E Wilson Chicago meat Include Lt Peterson packer gold - plated a furlough was a captive of the Germans medals to county winners and after hls bombing plane of Eold watches to each state’s national Sectional which he was pilot was shot champion down over Merscberg Germany- winners selected from the state National 2 He was champions will receive 1944 November Club Congress honors and liberated by the 3rd Army — $200 college scholarships Is the 16th consecutive Fredrickson Lamar This SSgt f Mra C L Fred- - year of the activity which is a conducted under the direction of is enjoying rickson furlough at the parental home the Extension Service Complete In Centerfield after serving as information regarding the ac-- a may be German prisoner of war since tivity’s regulations extension 5 1943 Sgt Fredrick- - tained from county In the Army agents son a In state over down Last shot was champion Air Corps year's the Alps and was released from Utah was Fred Matley of Coal-hi- s were winners 3rd the German captors by ville County named in Box Elder Cache Gar- Army on April 29 — field Millard Sevier and Officer Wesley Bar mlt Counties Hood |