Youth Camps Draft New Directors for Summer
Francis McKinley heads the Youth Camp Committee which named Kay Haws to direct Uintah Youth Camp. Gordon Eldredge was chosen as assistant director, Newark Unit Leader, and Joe Jorgensen will direct Hill Creek Camp. Jim Thomas Jr to assist at Hill Creek. Cooks Ed Kozlowsky and Bob Gareer approved. Camp opens June 10 for eight weeks. may host Ute Tribe activities after August 3. May 17 meeting set for further group applications.
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Uintah Canyon
Mul Creek
Francis McKinley
Kay Haws
Pete Couch
Hawss
Salt Lake City
Stewart School
Gordon Eldredge
Alterra Junior Hgh School
Newark
Roosevelt
Joe Jorgensen
Hill Creek
Jorgensen
Creek
Ed Kozlowsky
Bob Garer
Jorgenson
Jim Thomas
University of Utah
Thomas
Uintah Camp
Tampa
Dairy Cows Need Choice Of Phosphorus
County Agent Ben Lindsay advises free choice feeding of mineral supplements for dairy cows with 1 to 2 percent phosphate added to concentrates and ongoing access to phosphorus. Utah State University research shows cows prefer 19.5 percent dicalcium phosphate and monosodium phosphate, while defluorinated phosphate and steamed bone meal are less palatable. palatability varies by brand and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lindsay
Utah
Utah State University
Lindsay
Vernal Area Residents Attend Religious Services and Gatherings
Numerous family and friends from Craig Vernal Provo Brigham City Salt Lake City Ogden Riverton Myton and Orderville attended funeral services weddings and weekend visits across Utah. Residents visited relatives at Vernal Myton Mayne Kearns Hotchkiss and Provo while others hosted or traveled for family events and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Preece
Linda Foye
Craig
Mable Jenkins
Ruth Williams
Jenkins
Edward Colton
Vernal
Knamussens
Dale Morrison
Bud
Ann Harrison
Ruth Willame Din
Manny
Richard Lowe
Nila Jean Woolley
Cal Jeen Squire
Salt Lake City
Milton Woolleys
Orpha Kump
Gore Angus
Thursay
Untah County Hospital
Mra
Thelma Lamb
Honard Horrocks
Doe Shields
Myton
Ann
Kearns
Elizabeth Harrison
Jeneal Harrison
Ron Halloway
Mayne
Kenneth Hansen
Dng
Hyrum Burgess
Mary Lou Huber
Ida Caldwell
Dixie Hocking
Ethel Taylor
Mary Jarrell
Andrew Vernon
Rile Blackburn
Georgiana Merkley
Mia
Kat Adama
Myton Fro
David Jenkins
Merl Morrocks
1962 Fish Plant In Ute Waters Begins April 10
Alfred Parriette, fish and game clerk, reports the 1962 fish plant started April 10. A Fish and Game truck with insignia is ready. Planting will introduce trout at several possible sites including Twin Pots, Cedarview, Weaver Reservoirs, Lake Fork, Yellowstone and Uintah rivers, Whiterocks, Uintah Power and Beach cane areas, and Hill Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Parriette
Fish and Game
Parkette
Twin Pots
Cedarview
Weaver
Lake Fork
Yellowstone
Uintah
Whiterocks
Beach
Hill Creek
Local families and church group note weekend visits
The report lists visits by Doug Rasmussen of Ogden to the Rasmussens and Raymond Perry of Ogden with his parents, Ardith Huber hosting the D u t Daughters of Utah Pioneers meeting with Ora Swain speaking on Three Pioneer Women. Other gatherings include Easter weekend visits by the Perrys, Bigelows, and Hall families, plus Ed Mawrey’s return from the Veteran's Hospital. Merl Horrocks attended Ruth Williams’s funeral in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendon Lamb
Douglas Rasmussen
Ogden
Rulon Rasmussens
Raymond Perry
Leland Perry
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Ardith Huber
Ora Swain
Mae
Sprouse
Ivan Perry
Laurie Rawlings
Provo
Leland Hall
Salt Lake City
George Bigelow
Sybil Gagen
Granger
Mildred Mowrey
Ed Mawrey
Veteran's Hospital
Merl Horrocks
Ruth Willams
Vernal
Better Fishing On Reservation Aim of Experts
Notice seeks creel census data from fishermen to aid Ute Reservation fishery planning. It asks anglers to fill a registration sheet with party members, total catch, time fished, and any fish taken, then report to tribal wardens or the Tribal Fish and Game office at the Pepe Office, Fort Duchesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wild*life
Tribal Fish and Game
Pepe
Fort Duchesne
Narcho to Lead Uintah and Ouray Post 126 at Fort Duchesne
B A Narcho administrative officer of the Uintah and Ouray Agency was elected commander of Uintah and Ouray Post 126 on April 2. He succeeds Albert Daniela Jr. Other officers elected include Julius Murray first vice commander Kenneth LaRose second vice commander E K Bob Dodaan adjutant Fred A Conetah chaplain David Zufelt Sergeant at Arms Jason Cudh appointed Service Officer. Installment will occur at the spring convention of District Nine hosted by Post 126 at Fort Duchesne on May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Narcho
Uintah and Ouray
Albert Daniela, Jr
Julius Murray
Kenneth LaRose
E. K
Bob) Dodaan
Fred A.conetah
David Zufelt
Arma
Jason Cudh
Department
District Nine
Fort Duchesne
Meteor Flash Seen Across Uintah Basin Sky
Uintah Basin residents report a brilliant meteor flashing east to west at about 8 15 PM on Wednesday night lasting four seconds followed by heavy explosions. Witnesses describe a fiery tall plume like smoke or vapor seen as far east as Kansas and west to California. Scientists classify it as an exploding meteor though unusually bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Kansas
California
County Savings Bonds Sales Reach $3903 in March
County savings bonds sales totaled 3903 during March, reported by bond chairman N. J. Meagher this week. The figure brings the year to date total to 16089 sold in the first three months, Meagher said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Meagher
Try
Mr. Meagher
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Wasatch Crenical’ Company
Mr. Narcho
Ute
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Ire
Vernal Office Supply
Sp. Vernal Ave
Dodo
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East Main
B.A. Narcho
Ft. Duchesne
Bennett
Dee
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Wrutt-Xare
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Chevrolet Dealers
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