Uintah Board names Bonanza principal for coming year
Norman Long, current industrial arts teacher at Uintah Ile School, is appointed principal of Honaqrea Elementary for the coming year. Clarence Preatwich, a Utah State University graduate, will replace him. The board action occurred at a regular meeting.
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Norman Long
Uintah Ile
Honaqrea
Clarencé Preatwich
Utah State University
Long
Board of Education
Thi Tla
Todd Iflemeritary
Todd School
Uintah School Board of Education
Ashley Valley Junior High School
Orlo Goodrich Earns Silver Beaver For Scout Service
Oste Goodrich longtime Scout leader received the Silver Beaver for distinguished service to boyhood at Provo’s Hey Scout fellowship banquet. He has served as troop committee member scoutmaster district chairman and commissioner and held church leadership roles. Elder LeGrande Richards spoke at the event.
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Oste Goodrich
Provo
Goodrich
Shallow Mancos Wells Boost Rangely Activity
The Mancos formation near Rangely Colorado drives renewed exploration as many independents drill shallow wells south of Rangely. Production yields range from 400 to 750 barrels per day with low gas and water issues, while few spacing rules exist and drilling remains inexpensive.
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Mancos
Rangely Field
Colorado
Utah
Weber
Manios
Rangely
DeKalb Recovers Gas at Ute Trail
DeKalb Petroleum with offices in Vernal reports gas recovery in the Medaverde formation at its No 1 Ute Trail Unit Five, with the well drilled to about 8500 feet total depth. Completion as a producer is planned, but no market schedule is set as production totals from the field will determine sales. Early tests indicate about 50,000 cubic feet per day.
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DeKalb Petroleum
Vernal
Medaverde
No 1
DeKalb
Officiala
Reclamation invites bids to clear Flaming Gorge reservoir
The Bureau of Reclamation calls for bids to clear the Manning Gorge Tervoir area from Flaming Gorge Dam to the Lincod Dutch John road. Groundbreaking for the Vernal project set for May 14 includes a public meeting in Vernal with state and local fish and game officials and Gov Clyde expected to attend.
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Green River
Vernal
Ditch John
Flaming Gorge
Reclamation Bureau
Stanaker Reservoir
Manning Gorge Trevervoir Alto
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureaus of
Creanuy
Mssc
Ashley Falls
Jean Rt. Walton
Breed Construction
Henry's Fork
Tavern Keeper's License Revoked
Milburn Hatch operator of the TV Club near Vernal had his tavern license revoked by Uintah County officials after his arrest for illegal liquor sales. The order came from county commissioners at their regular meeting and Hatch was released on bond. A hearing date will be set before Judge Fred Reynolds.
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Milburn
Fat) Hatch
Vernal
Norman Fletcher
Uintah
Nfatch
B 4Ch
Justles
Fred Reynolds
County Health Report Week Ending April 4
Uintah County logged two reportable cancer cases in the weekly health bulletin ending April 4. No other reportable diseases were recorded that week.
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Uintah County
WIC District Convention April 24 and State Meet Soon
Uintah Basin clubs plan a spring district convention April 24 in Vernal at 7:30 p m with district president Mrs Dick Nastlan presiding. Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold its 66th annual convention in Roosevelt April 30 with an all Indian pageant Hiawatha and multiple preconvention events.
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WIC
Uintah Dasin Fwc
Vernal
Mra
Dick Nastlan
Noorevelt
Uintah Dasin
Mrston A. Logan
Ft Duchesne
C Rt
Loxmax
Margaret Anderson
Horrocks
Ft. A. Bryson
Luella Chidister
Marvin Shields
Moosevelt
Vernel
Utah Federation of Women Clubs
Roosevelt
Warley Rawlings
Lon A. Logan
Fort Durcheene
Dick Bas. Han
Johnnie J. Cook
Culture Club
Donald G. Mentyle
Socialette
Karl Weaver
Fort Duchesne
Roosevelt Stake Center
Frontier Grilaté
Fort Duchemme Women's Duty Buildings
Frontier
Heverelt Stake
New Vernal Jayceeettes Name New President Mrs Sullivan
Mrs Sullivan selected as president of the Vernal Jayceeettes for 1959 69 after elections at a regular meeting in Vernal Hotel. Officers elected include vice president Mrs Crow treasurer Mrs McLean secretary Mrs Newry reporter historian Mrs Thunehorst directors Mrs Glaugh and Mrs Merkley. A panel from the Eastern Utah Mental Health Center spoke on facilities and activities and a check was presented to Dr Fowler for equipment. The club raised funds through a benefiting event earlier in the year and looks toward the May state convention in Vernal. The next meeting is planned for June.
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Mra
Pat Sullivan
Vernal Jayceeettes
Hotel Vernal Othe
Douglas Crow
Dale McLean
Mee
Jerry Newry
John Thunehorst
Dale Glaugh
Lorin Merkley
Eastern Utah Mental Health Center
Herbert Fowler
Bruce Goulex
Carolyn Broberg
Milton Thackery
Vernal Joyceeettes
James Stenley
Fowler
Steinaker Family Letter Clarifies Ranch History
Joseph Steinaker, eight years old, writes from Manila Utah about his family’s ranch near Steinaker Draw dating to 1883. He describes preemption rights, inheritance by his father John Steinaker Sr, sale circa 1908, and subsequent moves to Lone Tree, Manila and ongoing ties to the Steinaker name.
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Tam
Express
Stenaker
Vernal Express
Tam Joseph Steinaker
Steinaker
John Jacob Steinaker
Stelnaker Draw
Elbert
Lone Tree
Wyoming
Manila
Utah
Frank
Stelnaker
Jon
John
Stelnaker Junior
Frank Stelnake
Snow and Wool Prices Rise After Basin Snowstorm
A Salt Lake weather bureau warning warned a cold front moving into Uintah Basin would bring snow. On Saturday Vernal area saw heavy rain and snow. wool prices climbed as shearing continued.
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Salt Lake
Uintah High School Pet A Meeting Notice
Uintah High School students and staff will meet Thursday April 30 at 7 30 pm in the Uintah building visual aids room. Election and installation of officers will be held. A refined program has been planned and all members are urged to attend this important meeting.
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Uintah High
Uintah
Radiation Free Water and Civil Defense Alert Across County
Short blasts on Vernal fire siren signaled a nationwide alert with no rehearsal for atomic attack. At 9 30 am the emergency lasted half an hour as Salt Lake City prepared for enemy action and Utah Civil Defense officials opened a temporary headquarters.
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Vernal
Highway Patrol
Salt Lake City
Airecatt
Umiah County
Civil Defense
Tey
Dean Rowland
Delbert G Brown
Dor. Geiger
Spencer Cytelner
Atstmatios
Picata
Nadi Television
Ates
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