Uintah and Ouray Reservation fishing rules proclaimed
The Ute Fish and Game Board amended May 15 1957 proclamation opening Uintah River Rock Creek and Pole Creek to year round angling with existing rules. A June 20 1957 amendment closed Tick Creek and portions of Uintah River and Polo Creek for 1957 58. The board notes complaints from license holders and announces continued open status for the listed waters and reserves. Ambrose Wash chairs the board with other members and certification of the resolution follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witereas
Tock Creek
Uintah River
Polo Creek
Ute Fish and Game Board
Ute Fish and Game Department
Alze Fish
Rock Creek
Pole Creek
Ambrose Wash
iRey Ankerpont
Kneale Grant
UTE
UTAIL
Elmer Hackford
Joseph Arthur Workman
Elf Board
Momey Serakuku
Union High School bids for coal 1957 58
Union High School Board invites bids for about 800 tons of coal size 1 inch by 0 inches max 25 percent fine to be delivered during the 1957 58 school year. Bids to be mailed to Union High School Roosevelt Utah care of L F Hutchings principal with sources of coal. Bids may be rejected and a bid higher than the lowest may be accepted if in the boards best interest. Due by September 5 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School Board
Union High School
Roosevelt
Utah
L. F. Hutchings
Summons in Justice Court Basin District Utah
You are summoned to answer the complaint filed by Basin Collection Service against William Oluf Lundquist and Patricia Lundquist in the Justice Court in Vernal Utah. You must respond within 20 days after service or a default judgment will be entered against you. Dated Vernal Utah May 1957. Attorney Tray E Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice's Court OF
South Vernal City
County OF Uintas
State OF Utah
Earl J. Freeman
Justice OF the Peace Basin
Collection Service
William Oluf Lundquist
Patricia Lundquist
Utah
E. Nash
Plantiff
Coltharp Building
Vernal
Nabi
Lower Production Seen Soon From Rangely Oil Field
Hearings on two phases of Rangely field operation were held in Denver on August 21. The Oil and Gas Conservation Commission may order production cut from about 70,000 barrels daily as eight months of unitization efforts coincide with rising gas flaring and declining well pressure. A second hearing will review a proposed unit plan by the Rangely Operators' Committee with California Company to operate the field and share profits pro rata, pumping only the best wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangely
Denver
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Causa
Rangery Operators' Committee
California
State Press Enjoy Ride Over Road Built by Guard
More than sixty Utah State Press Association members rode a mountain road built by the Vernal National Guard unit on Saturday morning August 10. The trip from Park City to Brighton to Midway used army transport trucks and was sponsored by the Heber City unit. The route offered views of valleys and was praised for its challenging terrain amid stormy weather during construction. The gathering at Midway included a summer convention, hayrack ride, a ball game, a banquet at the Homestead, and remarks by E Lamar Buckner of Ogden, former national JCC president, with musical performances by Dorothy Luck, Dani Huber, and Rex Taylor. The Uintah Basin musicians drew hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Press Association
Vernal Unit
The
National Guard
Park City
Brighton
Midway
Heber City
Homestead
Titah
Ipmestead
E Lamar Buckner
Ogden
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Buckner
Dorothy Luck
Dani Huber
Rex Taylor
Uintah Basin
Kump Family Reunion Held At Vivian Park Provo
The Kump family reunion spanned Friday and Saturday at Vivian Park in Provo with attendees including the Jack Kump family Adrian Kump Loyal Cox Lapoint Albert Chansler Johnny Urish Myron and family Della Fowler and others. Events featured a weiner roast and a dance Saturday night plus visits from Nielsen and Nyberg families and multiple relatives from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Jenkins
Kump
Vivian Park
Provo Canyon
Jack Kumps
Adrian Kump
Cox
Lapolint
Albert Chansler
Johnny Urish
Myron
Ardith Tuber
Lynn’ Huber
Kenneth Huberg
Mre
Eliza Nielson
Fam- Ny
Mel
Chuck Taylor
Irene
McCoy Nybergs
Barbara Nyberg
Emil Meyers
Salt Lake
Nyberg
Nielsen
George Dige“laws
Lyle Perry
Dragerton
Orvel Hullinger
Vernal
Kenneth Hartle
David Jenkins
Mountain Tuesaley
Della Fowler
Artesial
Johnny] Lamberts
Sarah Norton
William Freeces
Roosevelt
Saray Norton
Johnny Lamberts
Emma Swenson
Balt Lake
Pillsbury
Willils Chandler
Avatori
Visitors Return From Salt Lake and Vernal Trips
Edson Holmes of Salt Lake visited Clarence Christensen in White Rocks and Ronald Rasmussen. Chuck Bigelows were Vernal visitors during the week. Morgan Glines and son from Orem visited Mia Glines and family. Nile Tackburn was in Vernal Tuesday. Pearl Labrum hosted Howard Dean Alterra Lonle Halls and daughter from Leeton. Louise Labrum returned home from Deseret Livestock Ranch. Ned Pillsburys go to Phoenix to stay. Ray Jenkins and boys of Vernal visited George Jenkins in Lapoint. Donald Horrocks and sons Lewis Glen and Judy were dinner guests for Janet’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Edson Holmes
Clarence Christensen
Whiterocks
Ronald Horrocks
Chuck Bigelows
Morgan Glines
Orem
Mia
Glines
Rulon Rasmussen
Nile Tackburn
Mes
Pearl Labrum
Howard
Dean
Alterra
Janet
Mel Means Vacation Travels Include California Ahead
The Melvin Means family begins a three week vacation with part spent in California visiting relatives in Whittler Redlands and with the C A Meana and the Robert Lawrences. Their sons Mark Lynn and Robbie will return home with them after spending the summer in California. The Don Wardles hosted guests at the Melvin Burke home in Vernal where Darius showed pictures of his mission to Finland and Europe. Various locals including the Mil lers from Gainsville Missouri the Wardles and the Punches families are noted as visiting or hosting in Vernal and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Means
California
C. A. Meana
Whittler
Robert Lawrences
Redlands
Mark
Lynn
Robbie
Don Wardles
Melvin Burke
Vernal
Darius
Gude
Finland
Ifour
Europe
Nathan Jones
Christine
Bonanza
Clyde Dowdens
Jim Sinclairs
Rengely
West Punches
Gordon Laatsch
Harlington
Texas
Harry Laatschs
Charles Tiptons
Fort Worth
Paull Guillory
Susanna Wardle
Belk Fullerton
St George
Lewis Vincent
Big Piney
Wyo
Shere
Les Matera
Clem Bennetts
Bennett City
Ind
W. C
Ladies Bridge Club
Bart Baker
Linda Urban
Hifle
Colo
Daker
Gene Weyer
Chicago
Til
Les Malers
Les
Weyer
Karl Kendan
Dean Brenton Family Social Roundup
The Dean Brenton family hosts a gathering labeled L2 Hamiltons of Rangely as guests on Saturday. Joe Dremmer and Ken Bruno dined with the Wess Punches on Thursday. Bob Locke returned home from vacation on Sunday. Tom Jones spent the weekend visiting in Meeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Brentons
Hamiltons
Joe Dremmer
Ken Bruno
the Wess
Bob Lockes
Tom Jones
Mec
Meeker
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Ute Ade
Napionee
Pat
Arnley Natione Vent
Center Creek
T. Munn
Salt Lake Meridian
Ashley National Forest
Heteria
Western Pine Association
Forest Service
Widding
USDA
Tove
Dalright
Aro, Teva Lew
Bly
Angela Portulari
Bophla Loren
Joho Wayne
Yuna
Ashton Supply Company
Verna
Harold
Intermountain
Vernal Express
Lapoint Kump
Marlene Morrocks
Eas
Nokia
Ross Const. Co
Cabada
Big Bi
Houmtabour
Calif
By Matte
B. Wardle
Arthur T. Miller
Gainsville, Mo
Hugh Coy
Millers
C.F
Adisley Valley
Tocallon
Thorne
Weat
Daugherty Trucking
Field
Ously
C. P. Pederson Welding Contractor
Pease Bros. General Contracting
Piperlining
N. W
Pease
Wi L
Pease, Ph
General Auto and Truck
Nepales
East Side
U.8
Tokyo Zoo
Hippo
Jane Parrish
Queen University of Utah
Utah Milk Foundation
American Dau Agsh
Dtah “Atk Srt
Wall Vane
Ee Rette
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