Henderson Elected President of Vernal Chamber
C R Henderson was elected president of the Vernal Chamber of Commerce by the board of directors on Wednesday noon. Ken Sowards named vice president and Alvin Bowden treasurer by acclamation. Nominations for president included Ray Cundick and Francis Feltch. Harald Reuter resigned as director. Mr Reader praised for past service. Utah water leaders met with the Ute Tribal Council at Ft Duchesne to discuss water laws and rights. The meeting also addressed upcoming hearings on the Upper Colorado River storage project and Vernal representation at Senate hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Sowards
Alvin Bowden
Easurer
Henderson
Ray Cundick
Francis Feltch
Board of Directors
Harald Reuter
Reader
Hugh W. Colton
Utah Water and Power Hoard
Colton
Roosevelt
Jay Bingham
Springville
George D. Clyde
Utah
Ft. Duchesne
Tribal Coune
Colorado River
Senate
Wregce Tina Cae
B. H. ‘Stringham
LY Siddoway
R. Henderson
Vermal
Mr. Clyde
Colorado River Development Association
Vernal Shooters Win 12 Trophies At Rifle Shoot
Vernal shooters Sammy Hatch Joe LeBeau James Lui Jim Anderson Harold Twitchell and others swept twelve trophies across day one and two of the Utah rifle events. Hatch led in the Sharpshooter class with 276 x 300 while LeBeau scored 284 in one event. The article notes Vernal club members dominating the match with strong totals and mentions expanded results in the Buddy and two-day tournaments.
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Vernal
Utah
Sai
Vernal Red
Sammy Hatch
Joe LeBeau
James Lui
Jim Anderson
Harold Twitchell
Mr. Twitchell
Ver! Nal
Salt of Verice
Samm Bro
Jim Lube
Iron Agerega Ul
Enyaight
Marke
Grealing
Hatchet
Clas
LeBeau
Softball Dinner Feeds 675 at Uintah Stake Center
About 675 people were served in two hours ten minutes at a softball supper in the Uintah Stake Center. A music program featured Reginald Burchinal and a boys quartet under Lowell Wardle, followed by square dancing led by Ned Stringham. Proceeds fund a new softball diamond and athletic field. organizers included Ben Webb and Clyde Anderson, with DeMar Duvall aiding publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Center
Reginald Burchinal
Billy Roberts
Dilworth Rust
Lee Caldwell
Gerald Walker
Lowell Wardle
Ned Stringham
USAC
Ca Lee Stake Mia Board
Uttah Packing Company
Hot Fond
Y Ashtons
Piedmont Dairy
Hiland Dairy
Ottbal
Uintah
Ben Webb
Clyde Anderson
DeMar Duvall
Rangely Ward
Coop Wager Resigns as Co-op Manager
88 manager of the Ashley Farmers Union Co op, E. E. Guyer of Salt Lake City field man for the Utah Cooperative Association becomes temporary manager for ninety days until a permanent manager is named. No change in policy or operation of the company will be made, according to Mr. Guyer.
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Coop
Youn
Ashley Farmers Union Co-op
E. Guyer
Salt Lake City
Utah Cooperative Association
Guyer
Community health drive and local meetings planned
Utah State Department of Health will hold crippled children's clinic at the county hospital from 3 a.m. to 2 p.m. For information contact Alta Rust or Helen Stevens. Minta County nurses at the courthouse. Craig Chamber of Commerce and Craig Chamber officers will meet in Vernal Saturday to discuss Echo Park Dam and mutual problems. Jensen Legion convention at Jensen school Sunday May 2 at 1 p.m. District officers to be elected. all 9th district Legion members invited. Mrs. J C Anderton leaves for Salt Lake City for surgery at St Marks Hospital. accompanying Mrs. Anderton are Mr. Anderson, Mr. Jim Anderson, and Mrs. Harry A. Brown.
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Utah
Craig
Craig Chamber of Commerce
Jensen Legion
Jensen
Legion
Uintah
Duchesne
Daggett Menagedt
J.C. Anderton
Salt Lake City
St. Marks Hospital
Anderson
Jim Anderson
Harry A. Brown
County Plans North and South Vernal Precinct Changes
Uintah County commissioners discussed altering the North and South Vernal precincts to align with city boundaries. They weighed forming a committee to study coalition options and how precincts should be connected, with input from members including C. R. Henderson and Joe Healem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Christensen
Ghoa County Commission
Joe Healem
iiGien
Ensen
Tocati
Jevfood
Alma Sonne to Speak at Uintah Stake Conference
Alma Sonne, assistant to the Council of Twelve Apostles, will visit Uintah Stake as a general authority for the stake conference on April 24 and 25. The opening session at 6 30 p.m. Saturday targets missionaries and leadership, with Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The elder will also address Vernal Seminary graduates Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Sonne
Council of Twelve Apostles
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Uintah Stake
Archie Johnson
Stake Center
Tabernacle
Sonne
Vernal Seminary
Vernal Seminary Graduation Theme Challenged by Mormon Focus
Vernal Seminary announces graduation exercises set for Sunday April 25 at 6 pm in the Tabernacle. Principal Frank Wal ler says seventy five students will receive certificates. Guest speaker Alma Sonne of the Council of the Twelve will address the conference sessions and the program is organized by Elaine Davis and a committee including Al Manwaring, Ann Van Kier, Pat Lee, Connie Warren, Adoree Preece, Neldon Hacking, Dilworth Rust, Billy Tober, Brent Roberts, and Jay Slaugh. Public invited.
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Vernal Seminary
Frank Waler
Tabernacle
Alms Sonne
Council of the Twelve
Wal Ler
Elaine Davis
al Manwaring
Ann van Kier
Pat Lee
Connie Warren
Adoree' Preece
Neldon Hacking
Dilworth Rust
Billy Tober
Brent Roberts
Jay Slaugh
Utah Firemen Convention Set for August 5 7
Annual convention of the Utah State Firemen's Association will be held in Vernal August 5 7. Fire Chief Eugene reports state officials including President Al Thompson Falr Lake City and vice president John Creedon Bingham will attend. Touire department hosts the guests with a buffet supper. About fifteen couples are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Firemen's Association
Vernal
Eugene
al Thompson
Falr
Subcommittee delays storage project vote to April 29
The House Irrigation Subcommittee delayed consideration of the Upper Colorado River storage bill until April 29 after Easter recess. A two hour debate was planned, but a quorum delay pushed session to noon before adjournment. Proponents hope for about fourteen of 28 votes to advance. No Senate hearing date was set. Utah water director George Clyde said a call could come on two to three days notice.
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Colorado
House
Irization
Tater
Senate
George D. Clyde
Utah
Park
William HH
Harm Uzon
Colt
Vernal Jaycee Clean-up Week Starts Monday
Vernal residents are urged by Mayor Relph Siddo to cooperate with the Junior Chamber of Commerce in a city cleanup. Roy Taylor announces extra garbage trucks to handle surplus trash and Fire Chief Gene Weist offers department response for fires. Protective cautions include careful handling of trash fires. Sunday night will see whitewashing of Main Street windows to advertise the campaign and a city inspection by Jaycees begins Monday.
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Jaycee
Vernal
Relph Siddoway
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Taylor
Gene Weist
Ayeens
Neas
Main Street
Jaycees
Worat Yards
Stringham reelected head of 21 Counties Association
Sen B A Stringham was reelected chairman of the Colorado River Development Association of 21 counties by acclamation in Salt Lake City. Secretary L Y SIDDOWAY was also reelected by acclamation. The meeting highlighted support for the Upper Colorado River project and Echo Park Dam and Central Utah Project with notes on separate surveys and Senate hearings upcoming.
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B. A. Stringham
Colorado River Development Association
Salt Lake City
L. Y. Siddoway
Warren Bullock
Tron County
T Clark
Cal
Lator
Billard
Seomee Peliter
Utah
Echo Park Dam
Central Utah
Echo Park
Glen Canon
Upper Basin
Howe
Uiank
Cel House
Ae Givde
Bragat
Untermena
Se Amtringham
Drtehoy Key
Bane
Powell Infant Dies Funeral Friday
Funeral services for the Powell infant will be held Friday at Vernal Mortuary under the direction of Jen a Sein. Details are incomplete, but the notice references the funeral proceeding and burial at a local cemetery.
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Pan
Jenae Sein May
Jane We
School Board Plans Summer Music Program
The Usatah District Board of Education will sponsor a summer music program this year, as announced by Supt. Harald Leandell at a Tuesday monthly meeting. The board also discussed casting calls for bids on two school buses and fire insurance, and Laren Tor was named to a committee formed with the Ute Tribal Council and local citizens to address water contamination in Whiterocks. A state health report found no contamination, and Gien Ovard was appointed acting principal at the December meeting.
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Usatah
Harald Leandell
Ecision
Board of Education
Bida
Astruction
New Bay
Laren Tor
Ute Tribal Council
Citizens and Churches of
Whiteraske
Whiterocks
State Department of Health
Gien Ovard
Vernal to host district track meet this Saturday
Uintah Union Duchesne Altamont and Tahiona district track teams meet at Vernal High School this Saturday starting 2 p.m. Rangely has been invited to participate. Next week April 24, Grants Moser and China Axelgard lead full squad to Bri Young University Invitational in Provo. Regional at Vernal May 7 and state May 15.
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Uintah
Union
Duchesne
Altamont
Tahiona
Vernal
Rangely Hf
Grant Moser
China Axelgard
Bri Young University
Provo
Rece
Ae Es Ncional
Ulaeat
Uintah High Prepares Annual Region Five Music Festival
Uintah High organizes the Region Five Music Festival to be held April 23-24 in Vernal. Committee members include Aninual Region Five Music Festival chair Glen Ovard, Vernal City officials, and Uintah High faculty. The event features instrumental and vocal ensembles with plans for venues at Dixon Center and nearby schools, plus associated civic and school groups coordinating housing, decorations, and program scheduling.
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Uintah High
Vinecht
Annowee Pac
Glen Ovard
General Vernal City
Bintan
Emery
San Ban Zuan
Ducheme
Tata Torlum
Rites Sacle
Len Ovard
Reginald
Errs
Vernal Iber
Ef Commerce
Ing and Josephs Coots
Nti
Arth Eae Kiwanis
Chad
Kon Maine
Enchanted Cottage Benefit: Cancer Victim Will Perform
A cancer-stricken boy named Mark Seambas, who has been treated since age one, will perform in a benefit movie event. He is set to appear at the venue between showings, amid edits and stage directions. The performance links to fundraiser proceeds and community support.
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Mark Seambas
Enews
Rae “Smted m
Hopkins and Fox Nominated for President by Lions
Rep Clair R Y Hopkins and C Laurence Fox are nominated for president by the Lions club. The record notes unclear phrases but confirms their candidacy for the presidents post within the organization.
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Clair RY Hopkins
Laurence Fox
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Chuck" Henderson
Vormal Chamber of Commerce
Crippled Children's
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Dawson
Rene
Uintah High School
Joseph Merkle
Clair A. Hopking
Clare Ernest M. Johnson
B. H. Stringham
Glan Oward
Ralph Siddoway
Morris Cook
Ernest Caldwell
Loren Bow
Orval Swain
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Hyrum Jowe
Herbert Plewe
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Herold
Lundell
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