Highway plans and chamber projects reviewed at meeting
The 1965 fiscal year is set to begin July 2 1964 with HAIO funding. The planned road segment from Blue Mountain Junction to Echo Park appears in Priority Nos 5 and 4. A temporary Flaming Gorge Dam parking lot is under construction with chamber credit claimed. The dam bridge should open May 1 with limited traffic May 15. Chamber officials toured Buck Canyon and county graders and reported 13 miles of Seep Ridge graded with more work next week. The Chamber will visit Ouray Bird Refuge on May 7 with President Royal B. Wenderson presiding at the regular meeting.
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HAIO
Blue
Mountain Junction
Echo Park
Park Service
L. Y. Siddeway
No Lookout Point
Flaming Gorge Dam
Neu
Chamber
Royal B. Wenderson
Tempur
Burton predicts social legislation will fare poorly
Rep Burton criticizes federal aid to education and touts oversized budget books and summaries as he questions the transparency of federal budgeting. He cites presidents and cabinets while noting the bureaucracy remains fixed. A Central Utah Project committee will meet Wednesday and a Lions Club seven member panel forms to evaluate the project.
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Burton
Budgd
Central Utah
Lions Club
Nenderson
Chamber
Vernal Chamber marks 14th annual meeting and honors leaders
The 14th annual Vernal Chamber gathering featured remarks from Utah official A Fratt Kosler and state figures Glenn Cooper and Leland Sowards. President Henderson received tribute for growing dues to 11,000 and for leading committees on tourism, roads, and industry. New directors were elected, including A DeMarr Dudley.
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Barclay Gardner
Rex Roylance
Don Millecam
Dinosaur Monument
LeRoy Kay
H.bingham
Kesler
Utah
Rep
Burton
Washington
Clyde
Vernal
Chamber of Commerce
Glade M. Sawards
Mr. Henderson
J Vernal Chamber of Commerce
A. DeMarr Dudley
Educational film schedule and LDS sessions listed
The notice details a luncheon followed educational film in the chapel and a series of periods from 2 to 3 50 pm featuring talks on gospel topics. It names speakers Hyrum Andrus Keith Melville D Chris Poulos Barclay Gardner S Harold McKee Ken Sewards Paul Stringham and others. It also notes a state representative's stance on naming Flaming Gorge Lake versus O Mahoney Lake.
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Barclay Gardner
S. Harold McKee
Ken Sewards
Paul Stringham
Cooper
Burton
Flaming Gorge Lake
O'Mahoney Lake
Great Families Discussed at LDS Assembly Sessions
The program lists multiple sessions from 4:00 to 8:50 p.m. at cultural hall and chapel rooms. Topics include Portraits in the Life of Christ, Family relations, and Peace and Conflict in the Latter day Saint Family with speakers Barrett Merrell Moss Melville Bar rett. Dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Claud Murdock of Salt Lake City visiting Mr and Mrs Ross Case.
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Lindeman
Hoyle
Cornwall
Hyrum Andrus
John Taylor
Keith Melville
Chris Poulos
Joseph Smith
Andrus
Brigham Young
General Assembly
Barrett
Moss
Melville
High Council Room
Lds Hlistory
Merrell
Claud Murdock
Salt Lake City
Ross Case
Gee New President of Uintah Knife & Fork Club
Gus Gow was elected president of the Uintah Knife & Fork Club at the regular monthly meeting Friday at the Hotel Vernal. Dayl J. Webb was elected vice president, Wm. H. Slough reelected secretary, and new directors were W. Fred Washburn Gene Ray Hall R. A. Bryson and Robert Seay. Retiring officers were Ashel J. Evans who received a past president’s plaque and Lawrence Lee as vice president.
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Gus) Gow
Uintah Knife & Fork Club
Vernal
Dayl J. Webb
Wm. H. Slough
W. Fred Washburn
Gene Ray Hall
R. A. Bryson
Robert Seay
Ashel J. Evans
Lawrence
Lee
Uintah High elects student officers in final vote
After a week of campaigning Uintah High School students held elections Monday afternoon at the mate vice dance. Brent Hall was elected president while Randy Morrison became vice president Colleen Hammond secretary Marilyn Anderson business manager LaNella Burke chief of police and Kelly Good filled remaining posts.
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Uintah High School
Brent Hall
Randy Morrison
Colleen Hammond
Marilyn Anderson
LaNella Burke
Kelly Good
Transmission line progress near Rifle and Hayden Colorado
CREWS ARE working in near Rifle Colorado on a 185 mile transmission line from Curecantl to Hayden. Tower excavation and footing about 30 percent complete with power stepping up from 115000 to 13 a 411 be. Work is 60 percent complete at the switchyard and construction continues on the 185 mile line.
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Inear
Colo
Curecantl
Hayden
Little League eligibility and applications announced
All boys ages 9 to 13 as of July 31 1963 may apply for Little League. Those not reaching nine before July 31 1963 or turning 13 on or before that date are ineligible. Applications are at Central Ashley Jensen Naples Maeser elementary schools and at Ashley Valley Jr High. Shown among attendees are Mrs Elmer Scott Mrs Shirl Kump and children Keith and Sue with cheerleaders Vickie Peterson Sonja Searle Karen Jolley and Susan Barnett.
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Mir
Sowards
Central
Ashley, Jensen
Naples and Maeser
Ashley Valley Jr
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Royal 8. Mendelson
A. Fratt Kosler
Glenn I. Cooper
Leland Sowards
J. ¥. Siddoway
Henderson
Buck Canyor Bridge
Seep Ridge Road
Willow Creek Road
Manila
Hunter Mall
Industrial Devel
Tler Prophet
Mr. Mulville
Dallas
Butherness
Friends of
the Prophet
Ivan J. Barrett
Quest
Rus
High Council
Bea
Gus) Gee
OLE. & F. Club
Little League
Elmer Scott
Shirl Kump
Keith and
Sue
del Monte
Tastewell
Minute Maid
Sean
Nabisco
Ashton
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