Local FFA Hears Changing Role Of Agriculture
Elvin Downs states that 68 million in America are tied to agriculture, with 35 million not on farms, showing agriculture remains vital yet altered. Uintah FFA annual Parent and Son Banquet at Uintah High School featured 50 members and 85 guests, with awards for public speaking and proficiency, honors for community figures, student speakers, and a Lamb Project by Clifton McCoy's farm raised for the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amochea
Elvin Downs
Uintah
FFA
Uintah High School
Doyle Y. Lancon
High Sevel
Bob Sowards
Devier Durley
Douglas Winkler
Cryce Barker
Donald Uiford
Willard Perry
Sentinel
Bob Sawards
Mr. Downs
Leland Sawards
Alvin Howsden
Ray Nash
Steve Stringham
Glen Murray
Joseph Hacking
Saralyn Murray
Karin Jolley
Devier Budley
Roland Merkley
Donald Winder
Devier Dudley
Beb Sowards
Donald Ufford
Owen Powell
Clifton McCoy
Bob Martinez
Jerry Case
Louis Jensen
Senator Sowards
Fred Davis
Oral Goodrigh
Home Economica Club
Tridell C E Morrill Gets Honor
Mrs Clair Morrill of Basin district was named first alternate in the Utah Mother of the Year program. In Salt Lake City Brigham City candidate Ora Nelson won the title for 196% as LaDawna McKee reported from Logan. Weekend visits included Reed McKee and Darrell Gontle of Sunset, and Keren McKee receiving medical care in Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Plizabeth Morrill
Basin District
Utah
Morrill
Wistriets
Salt Lake City
Brigham City
Ora Nelson
Assi
LaDawna McKee
USA
Logan
ReedeKee
Darrell Gondtle
Sunset
Birthday Congratulations for Valen Ashpaugh
A Vernal Ex press birthday note celebrates Valen Ashpaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Orval Ashpaugh turning one this week. Thorne Studio offers free milestone portraits and the pictures appear in The Vernal Ex press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valen Ashpaugh
Orval Ashpaugh
Thorne Studio
The
Vernal Express
Lions Club to Hear Water Project Talk
Lions Club directors meet and plan a Q and A session with I Bingham on April 24 to explain the Central Utah Water Project. The discussion aims for clear understanding amid misperceptions of a record vote, with nominations read for the April 10 meeting and a Utah Mining Centennial program planned with Miles Romney as speaker.
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Lions Club
Dey I. Bingham
Central Utah Water Project
M. Sowards
Jared E. Davis
Ashley Valley
Iprostram
Roy Ferrin
Glenn H. Cooper
Hils Will
Relub
BM. Stringham
L. ¥. Siddaway
Central
Utah
Sons Club
Paul Borden
Miles P. Romney
Utel Mining Association
Vernal Native Wins Rome Prize Fellowship
Vernal native Richard toward Ellis, now living in Gardena California, wins a Rome Prize Fellowship for one year starting October 1. Michael Rapuano of the American Academy in Rome announces the award which includes $3000 and residence studio and other facilities at the academy. Founded in 1694 the academy promotes American artists and scholars in classical arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Toward Ellis
Gardena
Calif
Michael Rapuano
American Academy In
Rome
Academy
ILS
UP and L Expands Vernal Plant With New Substation
Utah Power and Light announces a $2 million expansion in Utah including a 2500 kva transformer at Vernal substation and conversion of a Vernal City road to 7260 volts from 2400. The plan, part of a $25 million company program, aims to boost Vernal area service as growth in the company’s region outpaces the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre
Utah
Utah Power & Light Co
Vernal City
Vernal
Ken Aycock
Vernel
J. Newell Stephens
Ap&l Mn
Kemmerer
Wyo
For Sale Notices Include Cars and Property Deals
Classified snippet lists a 1961 Ford Galaxy Sport Coupe at 3200 miles with A-1 condition, a 1958 Jeep station wagon 4 wheel drive in excellent condition, a 6 unit apartment building for sale or trade near Vernal Ave, and various misc items including a 1953 Olds in A-1 condition, a 12 horsepower plywood saw, a 14 mm movie camera, a Westinghouse raster, and a listed contact phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Ave
David Bradley
Westinghouse
T. House
South 1St
Ladies Twilight League standings and high scorers
The report lists results from the Ladies Twilight League with team records for Quorton Testers 78 38 and Vernal Drug 56 45, plus other teams such as Halliburton 56 88 and Dawell Wives 43 60. It notes high scores by Joy Armijo 620 in the 9 game and Barbara Horton 587 in three games, with Flo Spiker and Leda Bradley also among top individual marks. A sale ad appears at the bottom with Barbara Horton 210 and a phone number for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Twilight League
Quorton ‘Testers
Vernal Drug U
Joy Armijo
Dinah
Overton
Barbara Horton
Flo Spiker
Leda Bradley Asal
Geen Ne
Peggy Kelly
For Sale or Trade Items Listed in Fragment
For sale or trade read as a partial listing likely from a classifieds page. Mentions two gun barrel types and three stainless steel tanks plus a sickle trinder. Contact details are garbled but indicate a reply to TR.
National Forest Timber For Sale in Rock Creek Area Utah
Timber sale by National Forest in Ashley National Forest Vernal Utah covers about 270 acres in Rock Creek Drainage Sections 10 11 14 15 T 2N R 8W with two to three thousand M board feet of Lodgepole pine Engelmann spruce and Alpine fir plus alder. Bids due May 7 1983 with $7100 bid bond. Amortization and quarterly index adjustments apply. Renewal rights reserved. Inquiries from Altonah District Ranger Roosevelt or Forest Supervisor Vernal Utah.
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Forest Supervisor
Vernal
Utah
Rock Creek
U.S.M. Ashley National Forest
Forest Service
SDA
Altonah
Roosevelt
Bidding Sought for Gravel Hauling in Artesia Streets
Artesia Colorado calls for sealed bids by cubic yard to haul about 8 000 yards of gravel and dump log to center of streets 24 feet wide 4 inches deep. Distances from gravel source to town are about three miles. Bids open April 19 1953 at 1 30 p.m. Town Clerk Wilma Sims notes right to reject bids.
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Artesia
Colorado
Wilma Sims
Dean Lundell Captures Multiple Wins in WAC Track
Dean Lundell son of Ruth Lundell of 424 West Ist North won first second and third places at the Western Athletic Conference track meets representing Brigham Young University. He competed in Albuquerque Tucson and Tempe with a standout 880 yards time of 182.4 for a Tempe effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Lundell
4. M
Ruth) Lundell
West Ist North
Wester Athletic Conference
Brighant Young University
Albuquerque
N. M
Tucson
Tempe
Ariz
Dean
Uintah Hight
Basin Schools High at Eastern Utah Science Fair
Basin and Uintah area schools excel at Carbon College event as senior division winners earn spots at Snow College regional in April and Albuquerque national in May. Biological and earth science honors go to Harmston Merkley Bates Henderson Jenkins plus junior winners Smuin Schwabe Wish.
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Goth Union
Ulntah
Ashby Valley
David Schwabe
Ashley Valley Jr
Wish
Artesia Students Join Mesa College Dean’s List
Two Artesia students Renale and Larry Iacovello earned a place among 75 awardees on Mesa College’s Deans List in Grand Junction Colorado with a 52-point subtotal across at least 15 quarter hours. Local residents Don Barker and spouses traveled for short trips while community members reported various visits, power restorations, a house fire near Whison’s, and a hospitalization in Pueblo.
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June Lee
Artesia
Renale
Larry Iacovello
Mesa College
Grand Junction
Colo
Barry
Don Barker
Klantrase
Denny
Sheriff
Bob Gadd
Craig
Bobbie Meintke
Skull Creek
Bob Meinike Sr
Russ Fidler
Elainey
Wye
Terrace
Moon Lake Electric
John Cordova
K. Ranch
Whison
Cale
Jack Grafton
California
Fern Gall
Ozzle Smith
Pueblo
Joe Davis
Lowdermitk
Denver
Uintah High Dominates KSL Radio High School Bowl
Uintah students led by Cilen Landon Marie Dudley Marilyn Felter and Dana Mansfield defeated Union High 345 to 110 at the KSL Radio High School Bowl inSalt Lake City earning a return for a future match. Sophomores prep for the Swing with April Love theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollvision
Clas
Jackie Smuin
Bernice Aleen
Vitetaryy Basin
Thedel
Uintah
Altamont High
Utah Economy Shows Improvement and High Outlook
First Security Bank reports Utah’s economy improved with stronger steel and copper, rising construction prospects, and higher personal income in early 1963. Newsletter notes farm cash receipts below 1982, drought relief partial, and department store and auto sales above 1962. Nonagricultural employment in mid March reached 287,400, up 44 percent from a year earlier, with gains across sectors except mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
First Security Bank
Harold R. Sargent
Vernal
ElRoy Nelson
First Security
Utah Mining Centennial seeks old letters on early mining
Utah Mining Centennial Committee offers cash for authentic biographies diaries and historical accounts of Utahs early mining days with awards up to 100 for top papers and 10 for accepted manuscripts. Submissions due before June 40 1963 and materials may be returned or donated to the Utah State Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Mining Centennial Committee
Utah
Utah State Historical Society
Historical Society
Mining Centennial Committee
Salt Lake City
Uintah Wins KSL Radio Bowl 345 to 110
Uintah High School defeated Union High School 345 to 110 in the KSL Radio Bowl after a 50 50 tie at half. Uintah captain Glen Lancon led with teammates Marilyn Felter Dana Manafield Moshe Dudley and alternate Bob Nelms. coaches Estel Manwaring Valda Massey. Union’s side included captain Bob McClellan Ken Morrill Richard Hamster John Allen with Allen Brown as alternate. coach Gary Jones. Uintah awaits word on next opponent and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Union High School
UNION
Uintah
Glen Lancon
Marilyn Felter
Dana Manafield
Moshe Dudley
Bob Nelms
Estel Manwaring
Valda Massey
Bob McClellan
Ken Morrill
Ichard Harmster
John Allen
Allen Brown
Gary Jones
Unitah
KSL
Miss Neva Hatch Visits Vernal and Ione Relatives
Miss Neva Hatch of Garden Grove California spent several days in Vernal visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Tateh Sr. She and her daughters Neva and Mrs. Saundra Shipton then traveled to Ione Idaho for two days to see Mrs Hatches parents Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burke. Miss Hatch returned to California Saturday.
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Neva Hatch
Garden Grove
California
Vernal
Milburn Tateh
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Arcadia
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Echo Park Lodge
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Vernal City Corporation
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Vernal First Ward
Relief Society
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North 12Th West
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Keith Smuth
Stewart L. Ashton
National Forest Timber For Sale
Rod and Gun Club
Chicago
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Tex Toss
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Elaine Vincent
Lola Edrington
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