| Show read your TKS TV© cy News TK t ietown newspaper Gunnison “The Sugar Beet and Turkey City -- SEVENTH YEAR or Install Slcipalitiss Hew Army Man Married Ephraim To Levan Miss City :j$” For llext Two Years Bulldogs ’’ 'ydeld Ccntcrfield And Carry Out Ceremonies jugural ceremonies for the elected city officials SiterfiAd and Gunnison held In the city halls of Monday municipalities Saturday respectively lowing the regular city Jril session Saturday night for hewly elected officers aison took over the reins Luris jie coming two years jlen is the incoming mayor Buchanan Royal icing officials taking the oath included: office Hyrum councilman itiansen tnce Peterson Ferd Rosen-anWoodrow Beck Leo N Gled- B recorder and Clarice s j treasurer were to their offices George ®a the tast is Anderson administered of office to the incom- of Centerfield Town Ver- f:30 Monday evening Draper received the oath office of President of the and Alvin Jd of Trustees low Edgar Nielson Sheldon jerson and Alonzo Nay were hi in as members of the id of Trustees Mayfield Miles Mickelson installed as the Town Presi- with Hans Bogh Alvin Ly- Dark Wheatley and ken- Whitlock receiving the oath members of the Board Jin Oath officials inow atf Visit East Wket Centers Last orge to accompanied bjr one member of the Christensen ts in Utah for the eastern et areas Mr Last will t in the purchase of new sis for the post-wpublic luch centers as Chicago 111 I Louis and Kansas Citv sourL The Gunnison store exnects to he ahsent weeks or more war ater 4 50d i later ' ndow’ ntcred 1ML Sanpete Takes Moroni In Other League Game College To' Spotlightirr UTAH 2509 Beverly St shower for the young COuple Employees of the lumter company were present at the Friday night affair and 50 members of the Richards family attended the shower Saturday Marion Fjeldsted accompanied her sister to the capitol city for b Richards gave a the parties i a iu!ii iirt h s 8 Tt ily ALLEGES ENROLLMENTS fhe colleges and universities I headed for the greatest jam history as thousands of re war veterans waT Wl01 int idb1iU'hM 'r? Already :r" and "TERAN 'ced f veterans 125000 under the GI BUI of C0l!ege clas“: 207000 more have applied ance It has been pre- - —— m on t n dr! n? and of the Act briefly provisions outlined as follows: The time be during which a course may initiated is extended from 2 to 4 years after discharge or end whichever is later of Jl'h Tim lTmirior wmpleting Jj" co raised jrom 7 to 8 yeaJsorfe ra£ g J ai to a t service Y maximum iAnoth edu- of 4 nt active bv It Is ad Jby “”tPing JVfi vteran now may year of education or the C( Inadequate now w coming session of Congress" Statewide Epidemic Burns Out The influenza epidemic that Hared up and spread to nearly every county in th ? state' ha now burned itself out State Health Department reports More than 1700 cases dicate were reported during one week of the epidemic Utah's polio record during 1945 was the highest in a decade with 204 resident cases cases and 20 13 nonresident In 1927 there were 22 deaths deaths with 88 cases Board of that records indicate Health polio is becoming less virulent in Utah Utah Seeks Super Highway The designation of a 2700- mile niper hlehway Irom New Orleans on the Gull ol Mexico northwest and up through Utah and thence to Seattle and con- nectlng with the New Canadian and Alaska highway is now be-ing sought by Washington Idaho Utah Colorado New Mexico the The highway and Texas only one of its kind in the west not paralleled by rail nnM would enter Utah and Monti- Highway 160 through cello Moab Creen IUver Price and thence to Sprlngvllla Highway 50 and to Salt Lake pn Highway 89 passing on norto through Ogden Brigham Twin Falls and north to the CanadUn State road chairman border Ray L Leavitt recently made an Inspection of southeastern Utah if n!! Exposes for a correspondence P id hut no C0UrSe m3y n°W renort that thlrty perMonthly allowance ' of these veterans are mar- - $Jbslstcnce allowances are in- nd ten per cent have to $65 for from g5o d “‘Jren This naturally creates dependents without terans housing problem Legls- $90 for veterans -- on now pending in Congress dependents 4 Provide $167000000 for may be elcran temporary wa and de- housing to regions of the Veterans Adminlstrato t test need Such institutions the ttae for Harvard Yale Dartmouth such training is exye nd the spend- will now way and advocated as an Invite- houslnr becomer a- of $103 per Ing of $30000000 nd ltl' 1U can be In- capacitlc l0'rUl markets hth dtpedent! 10 lor Vale Join- plu 'Unllally including ? addl- - Utah representatives Columbia in declaring ‘st $7 for each thC uSs have no capacity de- large delegation from Price limits and $15 for any tonai Uuh wUl mect M while pendent parent Road Buildcrf convention vasiped Cl training status In Gallup New Mexico March U OF RIGHTS T" affect his pension furlher the project The gth A of Highway 160 Congressional Any loan on Christmas i to UP to a improvement now - be guaranteed de part oi Igna ion the loan ol 4000 ’"“F ol ‘ by Im- - maximum 2000 limit M “P 'cw oulleU rUot as rompared with “ V' av also Honed the to f la Act under previous Readjustment uuh commodities to beup was pointbe amortlred over aperW jhppd by tnJck mos to 25 years ed out changes important 40 yea bi thc educational and loan loans up to aei loiter dSKS anj fa'minimum “ulh"tcrn '©! cr fjrT jr- ' In Opening Game ''1 mnn”"7 ' reaJe ' 10 No 1946 Utah Fort Douglas Irom the Armv undei the adlusted service rating plan at the Fort Douglas Separatum Centei - Pvt Prank C Powers whose wile LaRue - the ban ghtei of Mr nod Mrs R S Yardley of Gunnison Incidental to Ins 30 months service over seas he is authorized to wear the and Asiatic Pacific the During the holidays a group European Theater of Operations of Fayette men staged a rabbit Ribbons American Theater Rib bon Good Conduct Medal and hunt and although the Before entering were not as Victory Medal animals plentiful as In past years quite the Army April lf 1943 he ut Coalwood a take' was made during the was employed Paul Bartholomew and W Va Ills wife has been makday Wendell Mellor selected sides ing her home in Gunnison with Wendell’s group coming Pfe Joseph E Jensen accomout on top Guy Mellor was his high man for the number killed panied by his wife and Mrs Juntos C L Jen- mother but w'as a member of the losing for The losing group Paul's sen will leave Saturday side will entertain the winners at a Sacramento California The trio will visit until February with dancing party Mr and Mrs J E Chase when Jensen will report ut Camp A turkey dinner was given Mrs Thursday evening by Mr and Ileale for of Mrs Mrs Rendell Hendrickson in Chase Is a daughter 1st In Jensen Seaman Januury honor of their family and Alvin ldass James L Jensen will re- Barlow and family Corporal from the his celve discharge Barlow left Friday for Camp Navy and will meet his mother II00d at the Chase home This will be 1942 the irst ltme sincc Mr and Mrs Ira Overfelt brothers Joe and James Frank and Marilyn returned Thursday evening from Calif- - huve mct James will return to ornia where they had attended Centerfield with his mother the Tournament of Roses parade ee Newman seaman 1st and football game While on the coast they also visited Mr class ln the u s- Navy arrived Jn New Gunnison Years night Overfelts daughters Mrs Fred and Pent 8 10day leave with and Helen Overfelt hia mother Mrs Maggie New- man Lee Is stationed aboard a troop transport ln the Pacific Rabbit Men Hunt 30 NEWS OF OUR MENiwWOMEN IN UNIFORM Mr ami Mr- - Sul of Axtell anumiim the marriage of their dauglitei Rome to Ser Gates son ot geant Brie Mr and Mr- - Bill Gates ot Sa Imu The official rite- - were performed human 2nd in Salt Lake Cit The groom - a veteran of World War It and lut- - a tidal ol J1 year- - id oversea- - dutv The young couple will make home in Salt Lake City their for the present Fayette tf TUESDAY ' Axtcll - Salina Couple Marry Defeats manager of the sored Sunday pm JANUARY Kcrmi Anderson i and Mrs John ' r an and Pfc Joseph h soi ot Mrs James (’ ns hi nterfield ex in ad ous which made them l: nd wite Deeemtrer 21st t'n Home of the brides par bl10W n Mis IriistMi and son Joint IVleet B Y U no Mr and Mrs Ralph l)a mo SANPETE LEAGUE tuldren alt of Centerfield Coach atti’niid the eeremons On I)e wir: Team Standing 17th Mrs Jensen noimco- - that th Hi unim Yomiu lemlu Mrs W I Pet Junior bi-thai team Davi- - and Mrs Ra Winter of 0 000 Ephraim w host esses W1' cladi With tin Sum Bad Ie an at a N ere( 0 000 Sanpete Saturdn mht gel's mm show or m honor of the couple Gunnison 0 000 metu-mat pm u th Snow 0 Murom 000 Mt'rnll Peterson a discharged ha- - hccu re gym 0 0 000 Wasatch veteran of the Seabees left inforced b wintci 0 0 quart'i 000 Manti for Los Angeles where he registration and I'a- - a t hard will attend a G trade school driving qnmtet January 4 Scores Gunnison 29 Ephraim 31 North Sanpete defeated Moroni Guests during the holidays of Mr and Mrs M L Mansfield January 11 Schedule inculded then sons Matthew Gunnison at North Sanpete and Rulon and their families Moroni at Manti Matthew is a recently discharged Wasatch at Ephraim veterean of the Navy and Rulon lost The Gunnison Bulldogs reside m Orem A turkey their opening encounter of the ner was enjoyed by the fanul Murdock Hails Utah's Future 1946 season baskeball Friday group on New Years Day A “wealth of development" is night on the local court The seen for Utah's future declared game which saw the Bulldogs Senator Abe Murdock in Salt go down to defeat at the hands Lake last week Concerning the of the invading Ephraim five Geneva situation he said "I was rough and hard fought from am confident that within the beginning to end And although time specified for having bids the visiting team led through-iMr and Mrs Gilbert for the steel plant that bids out the contest at no time was announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Lois will be submitted by companies the score Hansen Ephraim guard led Jean to George A Richards of capable of operating them The the winners in scoring with a The ceremony bids must be in by March 1st Salt Lake City is to "Geneva 14 become total of 12 points will be performed January going Hardy and in Beck were the big guns for the in the Manti LD S Tern- - the hub of western industry 1946 I scores of foresee Bulldogs garnering 10 and 11 pie by President Anderson in my opinion plants springing points respectively the presence of immediate mem- - manufacturing bersTfThe" families’ The score: up as Geneva gets into full oper- The of Utah would ation people were Several parties given in Salt Lake never consent to or tolerate for the of Geneva City the past week end Friday nonoperation Concerning the returning night the Sugarhouse Lumber ransWe must take he said Miss at which place ot Mr inlson UTAH THURSDAY GUNNISON NEWS DEADLINE Stage Dounlas Separation Center erv lee rating the plan was Set Reed J Metcalf on ot Mi and Mrs Junius Met tall of Gunpisou Sgt Metcalf who served 22 months in Ger mam and France with the 912 Out II AM Co authorized to wear the European Theater of Operation- - Ribbon with 3 Bat tie Stars Good Conduct Medal Ameriean Theater Ribbon and Ribbon Metcalf Victory Sgt entered the service on March 6 1943 r Mrs Sanford Anderson has u Just had letter returned to her that she had written in May 1942 to her daughter Lorraine Christiansen while the Navy nurse was n prisoner of wur of the Japanese The letter was sent through the American Red Cross — Matthew Mansfield has eeived an honorable discharge from the Navy after 28 months ot service Matthew received his discharge ot Fort Pierce Florida on December 13 1945 Following a brief visit with his the family and many friends veteran will return to Trovo tor 8 3uarler of advanced study — Mr and Mrs Theron Pickett have received word that their on’ Mark Pickett has been pro- moted to Technician 5th Grade Cpl Pickett Is stationed with the 34th Medical Depot Co on te He stated in his letter that "the weather is plenty hot here" — SC Harvey Lee Christiansen — 2c son of Mr and Mrs Marion Waynard Jensen son of Mr R Christiansen of Mayfield Brand Mrs Edd Jensen landed in rived homo December 10th on on De-- a He has been furlough Homesbay Washington ccmber 23rd and spent the holi in the aervice three years and Waynard is has spent the past 18 months in days at that point d stationed on the USS Rainer the Pacific most ot the time was recently promoted from ing stationed at Guam On land- Seaman 1st class to MS 3C Ing ln California Harvey visited with his aunt and uncle Mr c Kent M Andreascn son and Mrs Joseph Mortenson also of Mr and Mrs Mechael P An- - with a brother Lyman Chris- On January 17th he dreasen was discharged at the tlanscn to the Navy Cen- - reports Fort Douglas Separation ter on December 30th Pfc An- - quarters in Salt Lake — dreasen who served 13 months In Blak and the Philippines SSgt Roderick S Fosscll son with the 1st Cavalry Division is of Mr and Mrs II E Anderson has received his authorized to wear the Asiatic- - of Centerfield Pacific Theater of Operations honorable discharge from the U Ribbon Good Conduct Medal S Army at Fort Douglas - Sgt American Theater Ribboft Vic Fosscll served 12 months in the tory Ribbon Philippine Liber- - East Indies as a Mess Sgt with ation Ribbon three Battle Stars the 89th Chi Scrv Co He enter- He entered cd the service on January 6 and the Arrowhead 1042 and is entitled to wear the the Army on November 21 1043 c — Theater of Oper- Fort Douglas Utah January atlons Ribbon Good Conduct Medal American 3 Theater 1048 Discharged today the Army at the Fort bon and Victory Ribbon “ I O Dornltn ue I eu Tn IICCCIVC Clothing Donations New York — Soonf after post offices are cleared of the last packages they will begin to receive clothing gifts from the American people to the suffering people in bombed-ou- t lands according to an order of Postmaster General Robert E which was made Ilanncgan public today Kaiser national J Henry chairman of the Victory Cloth- Store by quarter: Collection declared that the jnj 5 21 29 order to all Wilma lerl author- Gunnison 0 14 28 31 ized and directed them to Snow permit local committees of the nation- wide clothing drive to place box- Mr J B Roper of Salina ln lobbies to re- and Mri L G Anderson were hosteMes Tuesday afternoon at celve clothIn donations Mr and Mrs Lee Christiansen Mr Kaiser also announced a bridge dinner at the Gunnison n0teL turkey dinner was that Nelson A Rockefeller of Salt Lake City spent New former Assistant of fcrved to l7 guests at 1:30 prior Secretary — ycara Day and Wednesday visit- — —- —- a — Mrs Mark Pickett and dau- ghtcr Vicky Lynn and Mrs Gilbert Watters of Redmond Collection Mr Marlon Christensen — — Mrs E C Wright Mrs Stanley Mr Kaiser also announced Barrett Mrs F O Bullock and that 0607 communities through- Nielson Mrs Merrill all" of out America are organized to I Sallna conduct clothing drives the local chairmanship men and women many PIOHCCr will direct county-wid- e drives ' T1' Precaution oh Ephr m Wtcrhed ol the Manti South Hero Op community sch The Washington Ntlonel Forert a ol Jenuary I 1046 I hljh accordln to a Vt hek completed It dothln Lby the ranger Dyrcnt collection The C06 reldent ol pioneer stories of Gunnison and UU village en an bland In Lake Traveling via automobile ruul E llonsen and Fred Chrt- made h Allowing meeuremenb on De- Fayette lo place in the public " Champlaln began their drive 30 19 3 K'1"1 library H you know month in advance of the national ccmber Water Content true Pioneer story of early days Depth of Snow ' In Gunnison or Fayette please In Inches In Inches tell it to one of the students of 330 1960 The Oaks 700 the Washington school 1180 4200 Meadows The garments that were worn and We are having an exhibit of ripped Comparing the above readings with the average of the The Victory Clothing Collec- - past ten years gives the following: drool library during Jan- - llon Khcduld (rom Average January 1 1916 January 1 1913 II you have any Pioneer to 31 uary 00000000 ued Depth of Water Depth of Water Depth of Water relic to add to the exhibit Jn addition to shoes trmrntli u know We will take PcaSe This Oaks Each contributor gnd Bedding Hiem Vcry good care GBES tnyttd to attach good-wiMeadows to clothing gifts Joan Anderson Reporter messages RcX( — DfAltiniHf rCCipilulIOsl Exhibit Pr rkln ' r ck Jnury fl0r!l — ffl Fnhfilini fcjJiiriill! |
