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Ave (8410jV Halley Principal Is lamed Superintendent veteran Gunnison Valley educator responsible for many innovation for improved teaching techniques has accepted the position of superintendent of the Park City School District effective June I Burnis Watts principal of the combined Gunnison Valley Elementary School will replace Carl 'Winters who will retire at the end of the current fiscal year Mr Watts has been an instructor in the South Sanpete School District the past 14 years He taught in the Gunnison Elementary two years and then assumed the principalship of the Centerfield Elementary until the two were combined four years ago in the new building at which time he was named to head the consolidated unit A community leader Mr Watts was winner of the Jaycee Distinguished Service Award in Gunnison served as city fire chief' Lion Club officer and zone chairman Jaycee president city justice of the peace and in the PTA He has also been active in the South Sanpete Teachers As- GUNNISO- A YEAR jp Jf Fayette Native Bies May 25 At Coast Home t I GUNNISON SANPETE Kt'W&to COUNTY N- -- THrSUGAR UTAH 84834 BEET THURSDAY Camping c By Boy Scouts -- £ To start June 7 AND TURKEYcTtY JUNE'S 1$6S Sannelc-Sevi- NO 2 Students er V ° Receive USU Degrees LOGAN — More than 1400 stuCandidates for commencement Mrs Millie Mellor Ottley Els- - S!y o Colorado Boy Scout summer camping in dents will receive diplomas at from this more 77 a native of Fayette died exercise June 4 the Utah National Parks Council Utah State University’s 72nd an- grees following: CITS 129th will commencement 25 at her home in Los AnMay wjij officially get under way on nual commencement June 5 at Ephraim: L Jensen George to Paul Turner 9 30 am in Nelson gcles from a heart ailment Fu- - begin at 4:30 pm in Folsom Sta- june 7 according Fieldhouse Roxane Mortensen Jensen Calvin neral services were held Satur- - dium Final number of degrees to Richfield district scout for the occasion will M Kempf Speakers MortenGloria Ann suris to bs awarded with burial in the Forest expected tive be Dr Milton R Merrill USU sen Gal Jean Mortenson Linda last June’s record of 2077 Lawn Memorial Park Pa At that time the council’s academic vice president who will Allred Brown Verae Garrett MrFrischknecht is a candi- - Camp Maple Dell in Mrs Elsmore was bom Nov Payson deliver the commencement ad- - Mary Ellen Anderson Nielson deMaster of Science 1887 in Fayette the daughter date or yon wjjj open for iq wecks This dress and Pres Hugh B Brown Laura Rae Thompson of WilUam C and Delila R Pal- - ree outstanding scout camp has re- - first counselor in the First Pres- Burnis Watts Richfield: Dan S Henrie Vamer Mellor She spent her girlceived the Class “A" rating from idency of the Church of Jesus line Accepts Superintendency Jensen Standford G Ogden hood in Fayette the National lambing Service of Christ of Latter-daSaints who David H Peterson Steven H Oct 23 1907 she married WalOf Scouts America for W1u be the Baccalaureate Boy speak- - terson Pamela Andersen Ruth ter William the past three years This award erOttley Dan W Lorraine Anderson and the marriage was is presented annually for those Baccalaureate services Michel Joan Randley Leon Baird in the Salt Lake LDS emnized s camps that excel in leadership for June 4 'at 7 30 ChrisMable M Capps Smyth He died and in Septem- Temple facilities and program Recent Nelson Fieldhouse Ann Heppler tensen Leigh ber 1943 she married Hyrum R additions to the camp are the Crofts Syril N Zufelt WASHINGTON — Sen Wal- - w w in Salt Lake City He Elsmore Clyde Lodge thi Olympic SidR Venice: Ervin Cowley F Bennett later died today swimming pool and the ney J Stewart legislation construction of two new troop Plans are completed for the Survivors include a daughter J°lned in sponsoring Mlckel-seRedmond: A Steven the and seizing opensociation for con- Pulsipher of outlawing of the Mrs Clyde (Melba) cempsites Scheduled countywide convention Mr Watts graduated from BYU Daughters of the Utah Pioneers ° Angeles eight stepsons and tog of first class mail to collect slruction this year are two addiGerald B Anderson Mayfield: and also has a master degree to be held Saturday at the Gun- daughters 33 grandchildren 46 delinquent taxes tional campsites and a Brent E Christensen Evan E three bro-- The Utah Republican J°toed amphitheater overlooking from the same schooL nison Ward Chapel scout Hansen Dennis E Hansen Sen V Long Edward thers Mellor Mrs Watts has also been active Springthe Lyman iake and will start at 9 lodge Registration Salina: Jane Anderson Sherrie on a community level The cou- am Saturday followed by elec- ville Charles Mellor Los An- who is chief sponsor of the pro In addition to Maple Dell the Lynn Bird Mary Claudia Chrisp“aL council operates two other camps no shortage of big cats in Utah! ple are the parents of a son and tion of officers at 9:30r The gen- geles and Rex Mellor Fayette Karl D Kelley LeRoy tensen It has been that discovered a daughter Utah Fish and Game Conserve-theral session will convene at 10 during the camping season: Lost G Shields Lee R Rasmussen Internal Revenue Service has The school board is calling for o’clock and the afternoon session Camp in southern Utah and the tion Officer Abe Johnson ita- - Nathan J Olsen to fill Loa the e 1:30 at tioned Uintah at a found will in Nigh that vacancy applications Boy Scout Camp gather Gunnison: Steven L Anderin an attempt to collect delin said Dr K J Braithwaite Final Uintah Basin Lost Camp wiU cat bad killed a deer caught in son Lila Lee Christensen National President Kate B quent taxes” Sen Bennett said date for applications is June 12 Carter and other officers from the Evidence t0 July 3 his deer tagging pen open from june Aurora: Clell V Bagley Rich“The seizures were not limited to and the board will act on the se- Central Committee will be presThe High Uintah Camp will be of tracks in the snow and tooth ard L Johnson Stuart Floyd mail that was second third or lection of a new principal at ent The Gunnison Camp under marks on the carcass Implicated open from juy 12 to 17 6t6rson JohnioHi vuiiord O fourth ciass but first cIass per their meeting June 14 the direction of Capt Helen Camp fees for the week are $3 the bobcat so Officer Johnson Manti: Carl B Boyington Joan eonal mail also has been equally will prepare and serve per gcout at Maple Dell and $3 50 caned on Government Hunter Boyington With all the moisture the area Don S Brown Wilsubject to seizure" of Fremont They set Phil two scout at the the noon meal other Taylor per camps been is has liam A Michelson receiving lately it Congress would The fee includes insurance nder1ibe A good turnout is urged by of- difficult to visualize that there camp steel traps and caught the bob- Fairview: David L Carlston xcliida mail matter Patch 22 rifle andskeet shoot- cat when he returned to dine on ficers who invite all members will be a serious fire problem in iDfteally rom be evY ° toe In- - ng and other items used by the a venison dinner But there was William C Cox Pfwef atmembers to and prospective the next month or so With the ternal Revenue Service Bicknell: Lana Taylor Johnson GUNNISON scouts during their week at another surprise awaiting the tend and enjoy the day’s sesmoisture an in- Moroni: Joyce Westenskow the practice of Miz camp Check-i- n time is 9 am on two wildlife workers! sions creased growth of cheat grass can Jim Sanders Observer Debra Ann Blackham Arlene ing the mails could be stopped was The deer with checkout time gone! Monday be expected along the mountain Christensen Kathryn Eliason administrative temporarily by Tracks showed that a mounearly Saturday morning foot hills This increased volume Deanne Erickson Duane J Kel-the Postmaster actioni f Each scoutmaster received a tain lion had dragged the dead son cheat grass when it dries will Elbert K Morley Beth Peof the camp bulletin eral and the 5 deer and made a meal of away during the month create a serious fire hazard terson have agreed of April Additional copies of the it before covering it with branchentlSut-recentlState Forester Paul Sjoblom Treasury Elsinore Sally Jill Roberts y slation hil The people at the social securbulletin are available through the es The two men drove back to Mt issued the 1965 State d Pleasant: Steven F Sen fte lawing practice council office Fremont and picked up Taylor’s ity office have kn expression Proclamation designating ne which may be a time saver — June Mr Turner urged troop leaders lion hounds After a short chase 1965 to Oct 31 1965 in“No agency of the Federal to Joseph: Karma Lynn Prisby retire” before treed and since shot lion the for you they “Inquire register early clusive as a “closed fire season” camp Government should arrogate to Plans for' those who are to remany of the weeks are beginning District Agent Owen Morris Durjng the closed fire season itself the power or authority to to fill e tire soon should include a trip to as provided by State Law up and all the camps will who supervises the predator it withletters an individual’s open office social not If their full by the middle of June trol work done in cooperation security shall be unlawful for any person convenient to go to the office to willfully or negligently set on out his consent nor should the Leaders were also reminded that with the Utah Fish and Game deliver scouts should not be hauled to the Utah DepartDepartment they can see a representative fire any trees shrubs brush Post Office Department Mayor George Last of Gunsuch mail to anyone other than ment of Agriculture and the Buwhen he visits their area cultivated grass undergrowth nison and Mayor Cleo Bogh to whom the letter reau of Sport Fisheries and Wild“By inquiring ahead of time” crops or other property on any the person Centerfield have proclaimed said Social Security personnel land state or private without a was addressed" Sen Bennett life reports that his men have of the three weeks beginning said “yon can get important informaresponded to more complaints of June 7 June 14 and June 21 a written burning permit fiscal in the last lion tion about what benefits may be obdamage Burning permits may be Clean-uand Beautification Mr and Mrs Ivan Squire enyear than in any other year in Time payable to you and your family tained from the District Fire the entire history of their operIn addition you will be told what Warden County Fire Chief or tertained their family with a They urge ell cltisens to wiener roast Saturday Present ations One large sheep outfit in documents proofs and other in- County Sheriff clean up all of their unsightly were Mr and Mrs Alvin (LoDel) formation you will need to have this area reported a loss of 102 and littered areas and also to Beal and three sons and three lambs in three nights all to lions when you do apply for your help In the community drive to daughters of Manti Mr and 68 Is the GVHS Honor rial security payments Having lost while another ranch clean up soma of tho old abanRoll for the final period of the these with you when you file doned or discarded places current term: your application will help speed Various clubs are having RaeDean ArDeanAnderson up the processing of your claim projects and are hoping to get Anderson Anderson and help you get your first check Wesley a good response from their BYU Clayton Bartholomew Bruce on time” members about Those having questions Beck Bartholomew Stephen ' Cooperation of ovary cliisen Kathleen Bogh Jed Christensen social security should get in Boy Scout Order of the Arrow is essential to the success of a councils will Roland Christensen Craig Cow- - touch with the social security members from five beautification project complete representative who will be at the hold their first Fellowship Conley Rita Frandsen Jerei Hill One unsightly yard can ruin ference from June 14 to 16 ac- — Nall in Manti on June 1 7— Barbara Hyatt Dwight Inouye of an othertha Alvin Beals of appearance a toe the home cording to Marden Pearson Rich- Canyon and running to Parley’s Nielson They came on May 28 wise Jensen Randy Larson Rita tween 2 ? m- and 4 p m’ block field president of the Utah Na- - to Manti and celebrated Leone s Canyon Stop signs curve signs and will leave June 4 Sunday — Mellor Wilma Mellor Connie was I2th guest birthday Special limit Scouts entertained' G Bpeed Mrs tional Parks Council Boy L Ahderson signs junction signs n Nay Connie Nielson David Ras-- Mr find Mrs Boyd Larson LaVyrle and route number signs were all for Bob’s 35th birthday Mrs of America Jackie Peterson Janice mew of Los Angeles are visiting The event will be held at Brigindiscriminately Boyd Bartholomew was a guest Sorenson Kathleen Sorenson and in the valley with Mrs Valeria e to tho Department Monday the group went to According ham Young University at Provo Nielson and other relatives Morris Sorenson of Highways Director Henry C on a picnic Mr and Mrs Registration will begin Monday Holland 14 the 10 ’at at Deseret Departand June am Highway daughter BjjydBartholomew ment will offer $200 for Infor- Ida ami Mr and Mrs Halls Activities that afternoon The new $7 conservation include campus tour exhi- - er or recreation area entrance mation leading to the arrest L G Anderson Mr and Mrs at be not fees and will of conviction any thosa who Bob Anderson and family and required bits Indian costumes and dancAt the emergency traffic safety vandalize these or any other Valeria Nielson swimming John of the National Forest ing sports meeting held May 21 at 9 am highway signs Travelog Films bowling grounds until July 1 this year Governor Calvin L Rampton The Department of Highways For future years the Conserva Recommendations covering the recommendations as they have etc After supper at 6 pm there stressed that traffic law enforcewill be valid i9 very concerned about the haz-wiU be the opening session the tion Sticker Utah big game fall seasons are been submitted ment on city and county levels is now beihg compiled by the In- - The Interagency Committee welcome and an Indian pageant throughout the United States for aid created by the extensive si the key to the reduction of autoactivities will in- - a period beginning vandalism It is within the realm Tuesday’s teragency Committee following was formed by the Board of Big ' mobile deaths of I thaYa workdiscussion elude motorist held April the possibility may groups meetings throughout Game Control many years ago to On the Manti LaSal National have missed a Speaking to mayors city and a The US Army Recruiting staState during the past two weeks ct as a fact finding body con- - shops costume making sports commissioners was on the tion located at 51 East Center county 9 pm a Hoot- - Forest excluding this year the curve sign at ceremonies and The recommendations for each lying and all range big game ceming Utah the chief exea or entrance in Sticker announces Conservation throughout Provo there On Street ground Wednesday big game herd will be submitted conditions The members include enanny to the Utah Board of Big Game management and field personnel will be a business meeting at 9 fee requirements will be in effect Vandalizing state highway change in the location of the “ba- cutive characterized the present - signs is 15 this area trend as "murder on our streets” These session June at a for requiresic center” fine the with am closing starting Control for study and guidance punishable by training up of and Fish 0f the Department ments will remain in effect until to $299 or six month in jail or For the first time in many He also stated that traffic law in setting the fall hunts They in- - Game US Forest Service and 10 am both or restitution for the dam- - months all men entering the enforcement must concentrate on event is Sept 15 Cost for the elude game and Tange data gath- - uS Bureau of Land Manage-erewill done fee Entrance or This scout age US $1050 the vary' charges Army after June 1 will be discipline and education of Utah ekplorer per past year during ment includes meals lodging from 25c to $1 per person de- - A third of a million dollars forwarded to Fort Ord Calif for drivers rather than tourists and During the public meetings of in b eame matters other than fee etc Those attending should pending on the particular area or will be needlessly spent this year basic training They will depart visitors for as the Governor said these Interagency th 6 the Board patch aenerai deer P our friends e “It is our people B8nrnrfl Committee bring theif uniform toilet arti- - National Forest visited On the replacing signs and cleaning up Salt Lake City on a United findings for each of th National Forest a litter from Utah’s highways Ths lines jet mainliner and arrive in neighbors and children who are cles OA safh and Indian cos- big game herds are read and fbS°n’ 23 tbjs yPar jj killed" being 50c of Calif and fee entrance waste must to needless that' can standard be in be Salinas tume only per evening for them reasons Applications the explained’ j tive Act as the The emergency traffic safety th Utah National Parks Council person 16 years of age or older stopped by public cooperation on to Fort Ord by army bus Board members then receive re- gaturdav 0l or nearest Oct 20 ' Fort Ord is among the largest meeting held at the State CapiProvo not later than June 5 Ap- - has been established Sticker or Anyone having information about commendations rom individuals Proclamations listing all rules c tol was the first step in a campjcatjong for Order of the Ar-- fee requirements will be in ef- - this incident or any other should military installations in and organizations attending the and reulaUons for the 1965 big row 108 miles paign to halt the rising toll of faare available from feet for all developed recreation contact the Highway Department nia and is located meetings are expected to be south of San Francisco Fort Ord talities the councu 0ffjce district scout areas This no way restricts the or the Highway Patrol injuries and property Following the public meetings gamf arsons utives has an Order of the Arrow use of other National Forest The golf course (availdamage costs in the State now scheduled for June 21 to aVailabaJlev1!tJffU mary of this meeting a com- prime Mr and Mrs Lotie Draper of able for advisors hours) or Alma Banks Orem lands previously open to all pub- purpose j!un or Tanguitch June 22 in Salina these seasons councjj 0A advisor °topr lie uses The fees do not apply to Los Angeles Calif are in the missary numerous post exchange was the formation of traffic safeJune 23 Jn Price June 24 in Salt wil1 highlights “e covered by lhe various and traffic safety Pearson urged all OA hunting and fishing or camping valley visiting friends and rela stores service clubs gymnasium ty programs Lake City and June 25 in Ogden medto soon afler the public members in the council to attend and picnicking at undeveloped tives Mr Draper is a brother of hobby shops three movie thea- councils in the cities and counall big game seasons are then set news Vermile Draper of Centerfield ties throughout Utah areas tres and numerous chapels this first Fellowship conference based upon committee and public Board meetings BUP Convention Set for June 5 at (InPIlinP M3ll Gunnison Chapel Lions Plague Sheep Herds and Utah Wildlife Fire Hazard Looms Despite Record Moisture Weekly Weather Record Inquire Before You Retire Cleanup Time Is Here Again Scout Order Of The Arrow Sets Meet Traffic Safety Is Subject of State rlceting Big Game Season Recommendations Readied for Board of Game Control asic Training Center Changed To Fort Ord Calif from bpeg J:UTi |
