| Show 4 $421000 Loan SBA Approves For Gunnison Milking Service blf r fx ‘A L‘U fv r r Jto' i n l - i Hyrum Whitlock 4 Ilyrum Whitlock Dies April 29 At Age of 82 Hyrum Whitlock a lifelong resident of Mayfield died April 29th at 8:15 am in the Gunnison Valley Hospital after a long illness Mr Whitlock was 82 years A release from the office of Senator Wallace F Bennett Monday stated the Small Business Administration had given appro- al that day for a guarantee of a $421000 loan for the development of a Gunnison Valley Dairy This guarantee is for 90 percent of the cost of $468000 leaving $47000 to be raised locally by the corporation The SBA guarantee for the $421000 is money to be loaned to the corporation by the Gunnison Valley Bank according to Senator Bennett’s office The corporation will be known as the ‘Gunnison Valley Milking Service" with Eugene Yardley as the listed officer The new enterprise will create 18 new jobs in the valley The project is under the leadof the Gunnison Valley ership Development Corporation headed by a board of directors consisting of Paul Dyreng Roland Beck Eugene Jensen Charles Peterson Bernard Sorenson EuLloyd Clements gene Overfelt and Arlo Jensen of age Born December 5 1888 in he was the son of George Q and Mary Ann Jensen Whitlock He resided in Mayfield his entire life attended the schools in the community and was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints He was a farm worker and laborer July 14 1910 he married Sadie Violet Jensen and the marriage was solemnized in the Manti Temple in 1959 Mrs Whitlock died July 31 1970 Survivors include two sons and Micro' Universal CotporBl'°n piepo"1 4l SUSC Releases Honor Roll d A total of 233 Southern Utah State College students were on the honor roll winter quarter Of these 73 students earned a perfect 4 point or straight A grade point average The other 160 students had GPA’s ranging from 360 to 395 To gain honor roll status a student must be taking at least 15 credit hours and attain a GPA of 360 or above High honor roll students (4 point GPA0 from this area are: Axtell - Steven Lamar Sorenson Some 10000 new and used In previous clinics around the State nearly 4500 women have been examined and in some instances a previously unsuspected malignancy was found - a discovery which may have saved the lives of the women involved The earlier cancer is found the more likely that doctors can treat it successfully before it has a chance to spread This is why citizens are urged to have yearly physical checkups In rural areas of the State where there are few doctors it is difficult for many people to obtain such annual examinations Road Gunnison-Clario- Friday and Saturday Bets Prouen Results pounds to Gayle Evans According President Utah Beef Cattle Imbulls in provement Association the station were represented by the following breeds: Angus Red Simmental- - Hereford Angus Polled cross Horned Hereford Hereford Holstelns Charolais To For Ruler who said some 200 members reside in Sevier Wayne Piute South Sanpete and East Millard counties The Flea Market of several sale is one projects that are being sponsored by the Lodge The organization has also ordered a new Honda automobile that will be given away during the Sevier County Fair It will be on hand at the Fair Grounds Saturday and tickets will be sold on a donation basis Be n closed to all traffic to Eugene Jensen according 6 No 52 1971 r? Closed Improvement and Beefmaster At the Field Day 125 ranchers were shown all the bulls reported Mr Evans and Individual reports were made on each bull on test Following the report at the station 28 of the bulls sold at a special sale through Producers Salina Auction i ROYALTY Geri Lee Wilkins Gunnison Valley for 1971 with Division Changes Name Services Today The Utah Division of Fish and Game will officially become the Division of Wildlife Resources May 10 1971 The name change was incorporated in the new Wildlife Resources Code passedby the Utah Legislature The new name reflects the Division’s involvement in all of the State’s wildlife resources In Nephi For Valley Native of the new Under provisions code the Board of Fish and Game becomes the Wildlife Board The Board of Big Game Control re- tains its present title Funeral services will be held today (Thursday) at 1 pm in the Nephi Third Ward LDS Chapel for Mrs Beth Allred Sperry 38 who died May 2nd in a Nephi hospital after an illness Mrs Sperry was born August 12 1932 in Centerfleld the daughter of Glen and Dora Jensen Allred She lived her early life in that community and attended the Gunnison Valley schools October 7 1957 she married Charles Lee Sperry In d Mrs Sperry was a member of the LDS Church Survivors Include her husband son and daughter Charles Bart Sperry and Becky Lee Sperry all of Nephi her parents Centerfleld one brother and one sister Jay Allred and Mrs Junior Hansen both (Glenna) Burial Cemetery Attractive and talented Miss Geri Lee Wilkins was winner of the 1971 Miss Gunnison Valley contest during competition held May 1st at the Gunnison Valley High School Miss Wilkins received her crown from the 1970 Miss Gunnison Valley Marianne Hlgham Hyatt and a beautiful bouquet of roses presented on behalf of Gunnison City Miss Wilkins is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Wilkins of Mayfield and a senior at Gunnison Valley High School She was sponsored in the contest by the Gunnison American Legion Post and their Auxiliary For her talent number the new title holder presented a humorous entitled "Little Red reading Riding Hood" Judges selected Miss Betty Nay as the first attendant and Miss Peggy Diane Childs as the secMiss Nay is the ond attendant daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Nay and was sponsored by the Gunnison Valley Volunteer Fire Her talent was a Department dance Miss Childs daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Childs was sponsored by the Gunnison Valley Jaycees and her talent was a vocal solo Ever I Should Leave You" Theme for the pageant the third sponsored by the Jaycettes was 'The Way You Look Tonight" Mr and Mrs Eugene Overfelt were mistress and master of ceremonies and the theme song was by Boyd Goble A luncheon was held prior to the contest for contestants and their mothers The swim suit was held after the competition luncheon with the girls competing later in the evening gown and talent divisions dants Miss Betty Nay right first attendant and center Miss Judges for the contest were Miss Peggy Diane Childs second attendant her two atten- Mrs Karleen Bywater of Brigham City who was also a speaker at the luncheon Mrs Gary Brigham City Mrs JosSalina Mrs Sybil eph Segar Ephraim and Mrs JanBessey ice Beutler Richfield for the attendants Trophies were donated by the Gunnison and Association A check in the amount of $105 of the Sanpltch" has paid all of Businessmen’s all proceeds from the pageanthavt was presented to President Floyd the expenses of last year’s conto earmarked been a purchase Holm last week for a literary test and allowed sufficient funds television set for the Gunnison at Snow College by for the scholarship Making the scholarship Hospital Valley to Holm President members of the Historical Writpresentation Miss Wilkins as winner of the was Mrs Eleanor Madsen secing Committee contest will now represent GunThe scholarship of $3500 per retary of the writing contest nison Valley in the Miss Utah Linnie with Mrs chairdeto will be awarded a Findlay quarter contest a win in the state and man also present student in the writing serving The 1971 contest opened on the wide event will bring entry into field who will be chosenby memthe Miss America contest 8th of and willbeconcluded bers of the Snow College English April During the contest a program on July 24 1971 faculty Additional copies of the rules was Interspersed with the talent Sale of more than a thousand Lori Despain presented number contest the of are now available copies of the 1970 edition of “Saga a song song by a sextette Sherrie Mellor Marie Nielson SuzRobin Sorenson anne Anderson Laurel Sorensen Valerie Jensen If F-- G The Utah Bull Testing Station has completed the second year 1 For the year there were 71 bulls on test furnished by 25 breeders in Utah according to Dr Clair R Acord Livestock specialist Utah Extension Service The bulls were fed at the Allen Frandsen ranch at Gunnison for 140 day test period Bulls on an average gained 398 pounds for the total period with an average daily gain of 284 pounds The bull with the highest individual gain was a Charolais owned by Perry and Howard Blackham of Moroni The bull tag no 087 born April 19 1970 gained 550 pounds on test for an average daily gain of 393 county road running west of Gunnison Friday and Saturday May 7 and 8th of the Sanpete County chairman A new bridge and alignment Commission is being completed on these two days and road users will be unable to cross the river at tills point All traffic to the wost bench can use the highway out of Centerfleld until the project is complete The old bridge narrow and is being Improved Jensen pointed through a Sanpete County project Commissioner out The will be the reason the Cancer Society has been holding clinics in the sparsely populated areas of Utah for Equipment and volunteers the clinics are provided through the Virginia Whitney Memorial Project of the Cancer Society Dr Adolph M Nielsen and Mrs Barbara Prince of Salt Lake City are of the clinic project Funds for the Virginia Whitney Memorial Project are raised by a golf contest held at courses the State each year throughout The 1971 event is scheduled for June This is Bull Testing Station “An entrance fee of 25 cents person will be charged to adults and students to enter the market buildings but the quarter will be well spent just to see the variety of merchandise" Childs said ‘Many items will sell at only a fraction of their value" Although the Lodge organized nearly two years ago operates under the name of Richfield Lodge 2420 it is an area organization This was emphasized by Lyle Nebeker Annabella Exalted May hiring of Glen N as administrator Sanpete Cancer Clinic Attracts Women From Three County Area per Thursday County Hires Glen Greener ©pen Saturday will go on sale Saturday at Utah’s first Flea Market beginning at 9 am at the Sevier County Fair Grounds The event will aLo feature sandwiches conbeef barbeque tinuous from 12 noon and auction sales at 1 3 and 5 pm Saturday only The Market sales will continue Sunday and on Saturday and Sunday May 15th and 16th The sponsoring Elks organization said anyone n the area desiring to sell items valued at $50 or more may bring them to the Fair Grounds Friday or Saturday Sellers may place a morning minimum price on Items and the Lodge will hold a small percentage for running them through the auction Items are varied and will be o e sold on a basis according to Ken Childs chairman Some will be marked for minimum prices and others will be sold for what the customer offers to pay Sanpete County (giuo) Utah 84634 SL Flea Market items Gunnison Salt Lake County Commissioners May 3rd approved the 25 Greener of the InterRelations Departgovernmental ment He Is a gradaute of Gunnison Valley High School Snow College and University of Utah Mr Greener is a member of Pi science Sigma Alpha political honor society and a major in political science He was reading Richfield - Vickie S Peterson clerk in the House of RepresentaSalina - Linda Louise Ericktives during the last legislature son Janet Davies Hunt and Elton and also spent more than a year Lars Taylor as a researcher on the staff of Honor roll students (GPA’s Senator Frank E Moss A son of Mr and Mrs Dallas Greener of 360 to 395 include: Koosharem - Jeanette H AndGunnison he is married to the erson former LaRee Jensen of Axtell Monroe - Sherry Barrow and and the couple has one daughter Linda Christiansen Heather Some 475 women from three counties received free physical examinations at a cancer clinic held here April 24th by the American Cancer Society A team of eight volunteer doctors directed by Dr LaMar H three daughters: DeLoy J WhitStewart of Gunnison conducted lock Richfield Reho Hyrum the checkups during the six hour Whitlock and Mrs Daniel (Ruth) clinic held at the Ephraim Junior Good Mayfield Mrs Mary CarHigh School penter Hines Oregon Mrs Alva Other members of the medical E (Virgie) Sorensen Midvale 13 team included Dr Charles R 21 grandchildren Smart President of the Utah two brothers and two American Cancer Division sisters Andrew Whitlock ciety Dr W Knox Fitzpatrick WhitRulon J Wyoming Chairman of the Professional Jr lock Sandy Mrs Mar sden (VirEducation Committee of the Utah Gunnison Mrs ginia) Gribble Dr Jack B Division ACS Eva Burr Richfield Watkins Dr Robert H Hall Dr Funeral services were held Dominic Albo Dr Robert D May 3rd at 1 pm in the Mayfield Matheson Dr Scott Hobson and Ward LDS Chapel under direc- Dr Robert Lovell tion of Bishop Ronald Bateman In addition eleven volunteer Burial was in the Mayfield Cemenurses from the surrounding tery by the Warren R Jensen area assisted in the clinic Mrs Funeral Home Scott Cook chairman of the North The program paying final triSanpete County Unit of the Cancer bute to Mr Whitlock and arranged Society and Mrs Bessie Alexby the family was: family prayer ander chairman of the South SanAlva Sorensen prelude e pete Unit made arrangements for music Ruth P Christiansen the clinic Oh My Father" opening song Women from Juab Sevier and double trio Jean Peterson Marat the Sanpete counties lene Robertson Mary Ann clinic — one ofregistered a series held Bjerregaard Oneita Faatz Mary throughout rural areas of the Lois Madsen and Amy Gregerson State during the past two years accompanied by Mrs ChristianThey filled out health questionsen invocation Roy Anderson naires and received breast and Anderson Edward speaker song uterine examinations Including I’ll Take My Vacation in HeaPap smear tests ven" Lila Phillips and Alva Emphasis was placed on these Sorensen with Mrs Christiansen two types of cancer because they as accompanist speaker Lester are the most frequent malignanviolin solo Hansen 'Lord’s cies to afflict Utah women The Prayer" Marie Sanders accomearlier they are discovered the panied by Rula Warren remarks better the chances for a complete closing song Bishop Bateman cure There are some 15 million DelMar "Whispering Hope" cured cancer patients alive in Hlgham and Barbara Bown acthe US today companied by Shirley Higham Women who showed questionbenediction Eugene Bartholoable symptoms were referred to mew their private family physicians Dedication of the final resting tests on the Pap Laboratory place was by Leslie Good smears will be completed in several weeks and turned over to local doctors as well T© Year will be in the Vine Bluff in Nephi Valley Native Joins Utah Presents Literary Scholarship by Lori Kaye StewScott Stewart Randy and Clyde Hendrickson Mrs Hyatt last year’s winner also sang a song and the Miss Gunnison Valley song wasby Boyd Goble as Mill Wilkins made the accompanied art Kent Peterson son of Mr and r Byron Peterson of Gunnison recently joined the staff of Globe Travel Agency of Salt Lake Kent is a graduate of Brigham and holds a Young University deprofessional geographer’s gree from that university His background qualifies him to arMrs range foreign and domestic tours as well as routine travel accom- - Writing odations and flight reservations He is anxious to be of service to valley residents who need assistance in making travel ar- Mrs A victory : In ESI Society Food Demonstration Dance Festival Pleasant Manti Gunnison Regional MIA Dance Festihas been scheduled May 6 7 8 in three different loca- - and Interest Group To Meet Mutual May 12 in Mayfield The Mutual Interest group will Ward LDS Iia L A special food demonstration will be featured in the Gunnison Second Ward Relief Society meeting to be held May 11th in the Mrs Clara Christensen chapel from Utah Power A Light Co will explain the prepratlonofflsh for the table Starting time Is 10 am and the public is invited 'll A val Kent Peterson stroll Relief Eleanor Madsen secretary of the Sanpete Historical Committee presents scholarship check to Snow College Floyd Holm as Mrs Linnie Findlay chairman looks on Regional rangements trio Childs Travel Agency Grandson Named To High Honor Greg Last a junior at Hurricane High School and son of Dr and Mrs Garth Last of that city has been elected to membership in the Society of Outstanding American High School students This is the highest honor bestowed upon a high school student in America and is representative of his superior schoas well as lastic achievement the leadership he demonstrated in extracurricular and civic activities The young man is a grandson of Mr and Mrs George Last of Gunnison He will be honored in the 1971 volume 'Outstanding American High School Students" which will Include his biography of honors and achievements Historical Writing Committee meet in the Mayfield chapel May 12th at 7: 30 pm Ward will host the evening under the direction of Elizabeth A program Anderson will be featured and refreshments will be served All members are urged to attend For those needcontact the ing transportation individual ward representatives tlons in Sanpete County May the festival will be held in 6th the North Sanpete High School gymnasium in Mt Pleasant May 7th the festival will be in the Armory at Manti and May 8th at the Gunnison Valley High School in Gunnison Starting time each evening will be 8 pm Five LDS Stakes will participate in tlds entertaining series of programs tuat is under the direction of the regional MIA dance directors Mr and Mrs Orson Laurltzcn of Mt Pleasant Approximately 175 will appear In the presentations Dance directors from Gumdson Stake handling the local perfor mers include Carol Hyatt and Lester Hill from the Gunnison Second Ward and Mr and Mrs Paul Caldwell stake dance direc- tors Spring Legion Convention Sat o District Six American Legion and Auxiliary annual spring convention will be held May 8th In the Centerfleld Ward Chapel with the Centerfleld and their auxiliary as hosts Dinner will be served by 8 pm followed by business meetingc All and auxiliary memr should attend this conye-'- |
