Vernal Chamber gathers with Governor Clyde address local goals
Governor Clyde stressed protecting human resources and the Uintah Basin while praising Vernal Express publicity. The gathering chaired by J Duke C Henderson elected new chamber directors E J Ballard Jr, Glenn Cooper, Whitney D Trammond, Noland McKiey, and T Parkinson with several retiring members noted. Special guests included Jean Walton and J R Granger from the Bureau of Reclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Hasin
Uintah
Catredo
Chamber
J. Duke C. R. Henderson
Utah State Land Board
Clyde +. Ju ¥. Siddeway
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Flo
Siddoway
Daain Juntog College
Vernal Express
Wrong Buy Two Boys at Corner Drugstore Quip
Two boys taunt each other by a shopfront as one mocks the other’s purchases. The exchange parries over value and perception, ending with a lighthearted jab about jelly beans and dime-store商品.
Tournament of Tribal Champions opens with Arapahoe raid
The Ouray Warfidrd meets Arapahoe American Legion in the opening round of the 1960 Tournament of Tribal Champions at Randlett Recreation Center. The event runs four days with early games at Randlett and Friday semis at Union High School. Sixteen teams from nine tribes compete, including Ft. Washakie Indians as defending champions and favorites like Ignacio Braves, Pala Braves, and All State from Klamath Nation. Don McGivney, ex Utah star, directs two Ute Mountain Ute teams, while Navajo, Apache, Dulce Warriors, Shiprock Mustangs, and Window Rock tribes participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray Warfidrd
Arapahoe
Ft. Washakie Indians
Louder
Wyo
Braves
Ignacio
Colo
Pala
Calif
Chiliquin
Oregon
Don McGivney
University of Utah
Towoac
Dulce
Dulse
New Mexico
Shiprock
Boxer Leaves for AAU Tourney Darrell
Darrell Shayanaux of the Ute Boxing Club and trainer Fred Hayash travel to Toledo Ohio where the 11 year old Union High School student will compete in the National AAU Boxing Tournament after winning the 118 lb Intermountain AAU title at Elko Nevada and the 118 lb Golden Gloves in Denver. He previously defeated opponents from Indianapolis Roswell Wichita and Fort Worth en route to the final against Pete Spanohos of Brooklyn. Finalists in Toledo can advance to the Olympic finals in San Francisco late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell. Shayanaux
Ute Boxing Club
Fred Hayash
Toledo
Ohio
Union
Darrell
Elko
Nevada
Denver
Colo
Chicago
Pete Spanohos
Brooklyn
New York
Indianapolis
Ind
Roswell
New Mexico
Wichita
Kansas
Ft Worth
Texas
San Francisco
Palm Sunday Observance at St Pauls Vernal
Palm Sunday services at Saint Pauls Episcopal Church Vernal include a 1100 am Family Service with Gospel reading and palm distribution, a procession, and a sermon by Rev Alan C Tull. Holy Week events feature Dorothy L Sayers play King of Sorrows, Tenebrae, Holy Communion, and Good Friday devotions. Principal Esmond Wilson announced eighth grade honors for 1960 with a list of students attaining 30 average or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Pauls
Jerusalem
Fr Tull
Alan C Tull
St Pauls
St Pauls Church Vernal
Dorothy L Sayers
Christ
Jesus Christ
Esmond Wilson
Alterra Junior High School
Beef Burger Dinner One Dish Bake for Four
A beef burger bake uses 1 pound ground beef mashed potatoes and canned beans with two tomatoes. Season and form four patties bake in a shallow dish at 425 F then top with tomato halves dot with butter and finish with vegetables baked minutes longer for four servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aita
Fuamabourgere
Junior Class Prom Honor At Uintah High School
Uintah High School held a two night prom event on March 25 and 26 with the junior class organizing. The assembly presented the Oriental Fancy theme to student body and a Kiwanis Scout Lodge after party honored juniors and their dates with music by Burchinal's orchestral fury and dedicated dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Kiwanis Scout Lodge
Rhoda Robinson
Marge Sowards
Mary Tastainer
Darlene Evans
Alice Fox
Clara Tall
Helen McKeachnie
Burchinal
Cenlors
Kathy Robinson
Terry Tolila
Connie Thomas
Cochairman
Kathy Caldwell
Mike Batty
Mary Rath
Rosaine
Sidewalk Carpet Demonstration Surprises Pedestrians
Pedestrians on Main Street encounter a sidewalk carpet laid by Carpets by Cal. Cal Sorensen demonstrates the carpet's durability by walking over it, noting heavy traffic and promising to leave it in place until the phaw flies. He plans to shampoo half to show contrast when dirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akte
Main Street
Cal
Cal Sorensen
Vintah Stake MIA Music Festival Promises Evening Program
The Vintah Stake MIA Music Festival is set for Tuesday evening April 13 at 7:30 pm in the stake tabernacle. Directed by Mr and Mrs Nelson Marshall with Mrs Marshall as accompanist. The program features several songs and two dance numbers, with April Moas and Cathy Cundick on violin. Public admission is free and open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintah Stake
MIA
Stake Tabernacle
Nelson Marshall
Mra. Marshall
April Moas
Cathy Cundick
Ned Stringham
Ami
Boys Chorus to Perform Friday in Tucson High Auditorium
The Boys to Cherieae group presents a concert at Winship High School auditorium under Uintah Community Concert. The program features classical, carols, folk songs, Mexican tunes and Western pieces. Their unique arrangements of Great Southwest songs, with humor and calf bells, offer a distinctly American flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizohe Boys Choreus Willi
Winish High School
Uintah Community Concert
Inc
Uintah Youth Type Contest Winner Named
Everett Southam of Uintah High School wins the Future Farmers of America public speaking contest for the Uintah Basin. Second place goes to Ryan Johansen of Altamont with Floyd Neilson of Roosevelt third. Union High School wins parliamentary procedure, Altamont second, Roosevelt third. Regional meet held at Uintah High School with two winners advancing to the state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Southam
Future Farmers of America
Uintah Basin
Uintah High School
Ralph Southam
Ryan Johansen
Altamont
Floyd Neilson
Roosevelt
Union High School
Beet
Uintah Hight School
Hobents Great Grandparents Share Family News
Twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Larry Olsen of Provo on March 30 weighed six pounds and five pounds three ounces. They are the grandchildren of Ron Faherty and the great grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Robe Lane Patorta. Family members spent three days in Provo helping care for the new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Olsen
Prova
Ot Olsen
Ron Faherty
Yaherty
Robe
Lane Patorta
Provo
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E. Mansfield
Dinosaur Motel
Tournament of ‘Tribal
Ope Wethcaay Rae
Cali Maanh Yy
Mary
Donna Ramsey Longahid
Pidcock
Wallace
Pid Cock
George
Wow- RO
Gary
Clif‘ord Ramsey al
Laurel Pope
Joan
Enes
Suffolk
Detroiter
Noa Equity
Myron
Hiuslem
Montwell
Verl Haslem
First Security
Bel Aire
Alton Vernon
Ewes
James Call
Claudius Banks
Vernal City
Buell Bennett
Maurice Kidd
Bert Carroll
Wasatch Ave
Westpont North
Western Adjustment Bureau
Kirby
Boxer
Seven Stitchers
Sitesia Ross
Margery Glines
Ireda Davis
Vernal Investment and Amusement Company
Fast Main Street
Vernal
Utah
Edith S Cooper
Buell Bennett City
Towoad
Frank Whiteskunk
Junior Buller
Raymond Eyetoo
Axe Peat Riley
James Mills
Cav] Knight
McGlyney
University of
St. Paul’s
Joyce Bartlett
Keith Dagley
Jane Hackford
Don Hartle
Linda Lundberg
Arthur McKee
Dilly McKee
Merlyn McKee
Verl Merkley
Joalynne Neilson
Carol Page
Denese Rogers
Bobby Serowop
Paulette Walker
Lois K Woolely
Jene Woolley
Andrew Allred
Janet Arnold
Glenda Cox
Penny Hatch
Glen Wartle
Joane Helms
Lloyd Huber
Martin Waber
Nancy Jenkins
Mrs
Donna Bevy
Quality Drug Co
Vintah
Stake States
MIA Music Festival
Jess. York
Cherie
Louis D. Hobents
Vernal National Guard
National Guard
Earochinal Orchestra
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