Uintah Utes Baseball Roll Past Union and Altamont
Uintah Utes defeated Union 11 to 5 at Roosevelt Priday and beat Altamont 20 to 4 away. Captain Cary Belcher earned the win over Union with strong pitching as Rick Hawkins Bob Pope Jim Siddoway and Eddie Oaks led at the plate. Batting averages show Oaks and Belcher near .500 and .444 respectively after five games.
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Uintah Utes
Union
Roosevelt
Utes
Altamont
Jim Siddoway
Eddie Oaks
Cury Belsher
Howery Busch
Ken Davis
Rob Pope
Jack Stanfill
Rick Hawking
Uintah
Curg Belcher
Jim Siddo
Second Polio Clinic Set Sunday in Vernal
The second of three mass polio clinics will be Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the county building. Dr. Ray Spendlove, the county chairman, announced the event and registration forms will be available through schools and pharmacies or on Page 15.
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Vernal
Ray 5B
Spendlove
Spend
Tove
Baseball Box Scores Include Multiple Players With Limited At Bats
The record lists players and their at bats with scores 428 for Way, 424 for Pope, 400 for Hawkins and McCurdy, 351 for Caldwell, 237 for Pape, 235 for Stanfill, 217 for Busch, and 142 for Goodrich. It notes Ted Hawkins and Kent McCurdy tied at 400, and Terry Stagg along with Jack Stanfill having only one at bat.
Burton opposes Youth Corps at Vernal Chamber meeting
U S Rep Laurence J Burton opposed the federal Youth Conservation Corps proposed project in Vernal saying it would cost about 4000 dollars per student yearly and bring in youths from distant cities. He urged that Vernal’s progress differs from poorer areas and noted population trends in Uintah County.
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Laurence J. Burton
Youth Conservation Corps
Vernal
Rep. Burton
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Burton
Detroit
New York
Utah
Uintah
Unis
House
Interior Committee
Uintah County Aged, Disabled Benefit Totals Reported
707 persons in Uintah County received 41519 in social security benefits. In Utah 66 403 people collected 4 400 117 monthly benefits in December 1962. National totals show 19 100 000 recipients, with total 14 5 billion paid in 1962, up from five years earlier.
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Uintah County
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Sen. Bennett
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bennett
U.S
Utah Wildlife Federation Convention Set
Burnell Haws of Vernal announced the 1903 Utah Wildlife Federation convention will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Hotel Newhouse Salt Lake City. National Wildlife Federation President Ross Leffler will give the keynote address with speakers Mayor J Bracken Lee and others. TheAnnual banquet is Saturday night and Sunday sessions cover constitutional changes and state president election.
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Burnell Haws
Vernal
Utah Wildlife Federation
Federation
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Ross Leffler
National Wildlife Federation
Eisenhower
J. Bracken Lee
LaMar Monroe
Fish and, Game Committee of
Utah
Herold S. Crime
Utah Fish & Game Dept
Fred Payer
Buckeye, Ariz
National Wildlife Fderation
Haws
Type 1 vaccine guidance from DH GPENCLOVE
Health official GPENCLOVE states no age limit for vaccination except babies under six weeks. No problem with sneezing or drinking immediately after the shot. Vaccine may be taken even if the person has a cold.
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Gpenclove
Canyonlands Highway effort draws 40 delegates
The Canyonlands Highway Association met Saturday with 40 delegates from Vernal Big Piney Mexican Hat and nearby areas to press a route linking Yellowstone and Grand Canyon. Officials urged completing Indian Canyon road while pursuing the broader proposal amid park traffic projections.
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Canyonlands ‘Highway Association
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Vernal
Big Piney
Wyo
Mexican Hat
National Parks
Ouray
Thompson
Book
Quray
Canyonlands Highway Association — Representativen
Duchesne
Indian Canyon Road
Priew
Rangely
Meeker
Grand Junction
Harold Puke
Chamber of Commerce Road Committee
Carbon County Commission
Canyonlands
Indian Canyon
Duke
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Frank E. Moss
Blue Mountain Raad
Dinosaur National Monument
National Park Service
Moss
Vernal Express
Uned
Dam Power On Tap Early in October at Flaming Gorge
Dam power at Flaming Gorge is set to surge to 138 000 kilowatts in early October as work proceeds. Construction crews pour the spillway intake concrete while electricians install a generator and Arch Dam Constructors advances road work across the spillway. Water fills the reservoir to 223 feet depth, with about 151 000 acre feet present and inflow around 1200 cubic feet per second. Substation is 85 percent complete and grout and cooling for mass concrete should finish by May 1. One turbine installed, second embedded, third unit undergoing tests.
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Flaming Gorge
Jean R. Walton
Bureau of Recamation
Green River
Dutch Joa
Linwood
Walton
Ottet Works
LDS Regional Volleyball Here Saturday
The LDS Region 20 volleyball tournament begins at 8 a m Saturday at the stake center and runs all day. Shirley A Price regional chairman says BYU instructor John Lowell will lead instruction and demonstrations with two BYU officials. Eight junior and eight senior teams from Carbon and North Carbon Summit Ashley and Uintah stakes compete.
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Stake Center
Shirley A. Price
John Lowell
National Volleyball Assn
BYU
Jpyu
Price
Carbon
North Carbon
Summit
Ashtey
Uintah
Little League Tryouts Set Monday for Hero League
Western Hoys Baseball League announces Little League tryouts Monday at 6 pm near the high school ball park. Ken Sowards, league president, reports the session as the start of player evaluations this week.
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Western Hoys Baseball League
Ken Sowards
Church of Christ Builds New West of Vernal
A Church of Christ building project near Vernal on U S 40 aims for completion within two months. Rangely minister K A Stone notes the congregation formed in January 1900 with three families and moved to American Legion Hall in August 1941. Local members from Rangely and Grand Junction have funded much of the work and expect to move in by June 1.
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Church of Christ
Verne
Conation
Church of Crist
Vernal
U. S. 40
K. A. Stone
Rangely
Ute Bear Dance Starts April 25 At Randlett
The annual Ute Bear Dance begins Thursday April 25 in Randlett and runs through April 29 at traditional grounds. Tribes members perform in a large willow-walled corral with a drum rhythm. participation is open to whites under the same rules of keeping in step.
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Randlett
Urave
Ile
Nursery Changes Hands in Roosevelt and Vernal
Jack Rasmussen owner of Landscape Nursery and Flora in Roosevelt has purchased Larrys Landscape Nursery west of Vernal on US 40 from Larry Searle. Rasmussen will carry potted plants cut flowers and supply corsages for weddings and plans a grand open house.
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Jack Rasmussen
Roosevelt
Larry
Basin Education Day Planned Here May 4
Uintah Basin Education Day, with the theme Family Togetherness and the Challenge of Our Times, will be held Saturday May 4 at the stake center. Sponsors include United Ashley Roosevelt and Duchesne stakes, BYU, Adult Education and Extension Services, and the Department of Community Education. Registration is $1.40 for access to all classes, with BYU providing materials and visuals to aid teaching.
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Uintah Basin
Brigham Young University
Provo
Stake Center
United, Ashley, Roosevelt and Duchesne
Department of Community Education
BYU Wll
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Tweneé
Uintah High
Louis Mele
Norman Powell
Roy Caldwell
Cary Belcher
Terry Stagg
Howard Busch
Jim Siddeway
Jerry Pope
Centessow
Darrell Jones
Hick Hawkins
Kelly Goodrich
Xen Davis
Phil Johnson
Lynn Murray
Ken Stringham
Weddy Oaks
Bob Pope
Goldie Oaks
Vintuh Utes
Anion
Rick Hawkins
Jim Siddaway
Kent McCurdy
Uies
Altomont
Jil Siddoway
Maesser
Ther Road
Meadow Golds Dairy
Merrill and
Elma Adams
Merrill
Mrs. Adams
Rep. L. J. Burton
Youth Corps
Artesia
Calo
LDS
Grand Junction, Colo
Churches of Christ
Audi
Daryl V. Hoole
T. LeRoy Lindeman
J. Spencer Cornwall
Lindeman
Scout Room
Hopte
Cornwall
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