Man Basically Good Avers LDS Authority at Uintah Stake
Elder Boyd K. Packer stated that teens are basically good but tempted, during the Uintah Stake Conference on November 22. Prelude music, opening songs, invocations, and remarks by President Walker and Sister Reah B. Allen are noted, with a focus on missionary work and happiness derived from love and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd K. Packer
Council of Twelve Apostles
Uintah Stake
Eleanor Marshall
Lowell Long
Weldon Woolley
Ora Fay
Oviah
God
Walker
Erastus Snow
Reah B. Allen
General Board
The
YWMIA
Jesus
LDS Church
Zion
Bert Angus
Uintah Dasin Indian Mission
Seven Filings For Water Of Green River
Governor Clyde opened the Green River for filings and seven applications arrived at the State Engineer's office in Salt Lake City. Five are from the U S Bureau of Reclamation via the Interior Department for the Central Utah Project seeking 2.2 million acre-feet per year. Uintah Power and Light Co seeks 96.92 acre-feet per year from the Uinta River and Dry Gulch. Irrigation Co of Roosevelt asks for 250 acre-feet per year from Lake Atwood, tributary of the Wind River. Public hearing for priorities will follow the December 7 filing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Green River
State Engineer's
Salt Lake City
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Department of the Interior
Central Utah Project
Uintah Power and Light Co
Uinta River
Dry Gulch
Wreck Damages Rise After 3-Vehicle Crash Friday
A 1962 Chevrolet Corvair driven by 17 year old Tasté Wm Hacking of Vernal ran out of control on Main Street, struck two parked cars in the Perry Motor Co lot, causing about 1375 in damages. Other vehicles included a late model Oldsmobile and a 1956 Ford pickup. Hacking was cited for speeding at 63 mph in a 35 mph zone, no license and illegal alcohol consumption. investigated by Vernal police with Utah Highway Patrol assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Én Perry Motor Co
4Th
Sth
Main Street
Tasté Wm
Hacking
Vernal
Milburn Junior Hatch
Vernal City Police
Ray Herrington
Utahighway Patrol
Santa Claus to Visit Vernal Saturday
Santa Claus will make his annual official visit to Vernal on Saturday arriving at the airport at 12 30 p m Jaycee Santa Claus committee chairman Weldon Eaton announced. After greeting children at the airport Santa will ride a fire department vehicle to the county building auditorium at 1 p m where he will distribute candy and listen to requests for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Nor Nual
Vernal
Weldon Eaton
Jaycee Santa Claus Committee
Santa
Fire Department
Uintah County Welfare Seen As Model By State Panel
Utah welfare officials praised Uintah County for shaping local programs into rehabilitative welfare. Chairman Gunderson noted the county as a model example for self sufficiency and public welfare reform. State commissioners Molbrook and Cook joined Uintah leaders to discuss rising welfare needs amid job losses and reduced per capita tribal payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont B. Gunderson
Utah State Welfare Commission
Vernal
Uintah County Welfare Board
Gunderson
Ward C. Molbrook
L. Lorraina Cook
Holbrook
Uiotah County
Uintah County
S. Harold McKee
Welfare Board
State Welfare Comemission
Ward C. Holbrook
LaMont B. Gundersen
Loreraine Cook
Frank &. Dix
Salt Lake firm to build basin gas pipeline
Apex Pipeline Transmission Inc of Salt Lake City will construct a natural gas pipeline in the Paradox Uintah Basin. Gulf Resources of San Antonio had abandoned plans for the proposed system, citing insufficient proven gas reserves. Paradox, Apex’s parent, disagreed, estimating the line will cost about five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex Pipeline Transmission, Inc
Salt Lake City
Paradox-Uintah
Apex
Gulf Resources, Inc
San Antonio
Tex
Gulf Resources
Crescent Junction
Paradox Enterprises
Gulf
Paradox
Power blackout hits Ashley Valley and Salt Lake region
Ashley Valley and Salt Lake City area experienced a brief power outage after a major transmission failure near Ogden on a 138000 volt line. Vernal manager Kenneth J. Aycock said failures affected multiple parts of the system. Power went dark at 6 45 pm and returned by 7 15 pm with about thirty minutes without power. soda fountains and restaurants relied on candlelight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
Salt Lake-Ogden
Kenneth J. Aycock
Utah Power and Light Co
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Aycock
Bids Advertised For Road Work At Whiterocks
A. R. McConkie Ashley National Forest Supervisor announces bids to construct six miles of road north of Whiterocks. The project starts about two miles north of the forest boundary and proceeds northerly toward Pole Creek Lake for 4.3 miles. Another section will start near Pole Creek Lake and extend from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. McConkie
Ashley National Forest
Whiterocks
Pole Creek Lake
County Schedules 1965 Budget Hearing
Uintah County Commissioners set a public hearing for the 1965 budget on Monday December 28 in the county building. The tentative 1965 budget is $850000 with $15000 for airport development. The 1964 budget was $647000 and other departments faced trims totaling $12000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Fle
Uintah County Not Declared Disaster Area for Feed
Utah group says Uintah County cannot be labeled a disaster area for the emergency livestock feed program. County ASCS office received the decision Wednesday morning after local sheepmen and cattlemen urged action. committee had met Nov 17 to apply for approval before sending to Washington. With continued cold and snow, many stockmen could run short on feed for breeding stock before spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uton Disaster Committee
USDA
Uintah County
ASCS
State Disaster Committee
Appraisals Start Starvation Dam Plan and New Advisory Board
Appraisals for Starvation Dam and Reservoir began Tuesday led by Salt Lake City Region 4 from the Bureau of Reclamation. New delegates were elected to the Vernal District Advisory Board including Nick Meagher Jr and Pete Stringham replacing ineligible members. Other sheepmen electees include Lee Nebeker Ralph Siddeway and Bert. Reclamation appraisers will work from Duchesne for nine months. land acquisition will wait for funds and negotiated agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal District Advisory Board
Bureau of Land Management
Q’dell A. Frandsen
Clifton W. Mc
Coy
Nick Meagher, Jr
Nick Theos
Ir. Stringham
Stringham
Lee S. Nebeker
Ralph Siddeway
Bert
Starvation Dam
Salt Lake City Region 4
Bureau of Reclamation
Bonneville
Central Utah
F. M. Clinton
Iegion 4
Reclamation
Duchesne
Clinton
Ute Tribe backs 100-man Job Corps camp near Cedarview
Uintah Basin leaders push a 100-man Job Corps Camp at Sn tidden Camp south of Cedarview Reservoir to boost recreation and conservation work on the reservation. The plan envisions 40,000 youths in year one with 190 million dollar budget and widespread job training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Tribal Business Committee
Uintah Basin
Sntidden Camp
CCC
Cedarview Reservoir
Anthony Wirte
Uintah-Ouray Agency
Vernal Express
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Phoenix
Ariz
Wirtz
Vernal
Roosevelt
Akman
Joh
Natlad
Forest, Service
Department of the ‘Interior
Joh Corps
Local Families Visit for Holiday Homecoming
Mrs Alta Rust hosts a family gathering welcoming Joseph at the University of Utah, Mr and Mrs David Rust, and Marvin at BYU, with Marold J at the Air Force Academy in Colorado attending from military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Rust
Joseph
University of Utah
David Rust
Marvin
BYU
Marold J
Air Force Academy
Colorado
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Rex Smuin
Blaine Palmer
Glen Vernon
National Guard
Sixth Army
Presidio San Francisco
Gary Yaylork
Duane Woolley
Vernal National
Melson Marshall
Vernal National Guard
Frank McKnight
I. G
Santa States
Utah Welfare
Basin
Salt LakeTirm
Flaming Gorge
Daggett County
Uiitah County
Forest Service
Stelnaker
Duchesne County
Red Creek
Utah
Utah Fish and Game Commission
Department of Fish and Game
Utah Group
Pt Coi Aa Ih
Xe Wardle
County Walfare Board
Tom Frasstone
Harold McKea
W. Davia Morrill
Alice Snow
Mra
Elsie Palmar
County Welfare Board
James E., Chapman
Directoraty Welfare Department
Alma Preece
Eilish Jackson
County, Welfare Board
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