Uintah Scout Awards 1957 Class Honors Numerous Prizes
The Uintah district reports a wide array of 1957 awards across cub scout ranks. Dozens of boys earned first and second class, explorer badges, bronze, silver, and gold awards, plus various Webelos Lion and Bear recognitions amid a long list of named recipients and units.
George Ross Ballard Couple Arrive From England
George Ross Ballard and his wife arrived in Ballard from England and joined his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moss after several years in the armed forces. They traveled by ship to New York then bus to Ballard. Funeral services were held for Lohrie Winn with local attendees and burial at Roosevelt Cemetery followed by a family lunch.
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Ellen Brecken
Ord
George Ioss
England
Lloyd Moss
George
New York
Lohrie Winn
Bishop
Ned Glnes
Osa Sullinger
Betty Coleman
R V Larsen
Austin Brokaw
Myron
Lesroy Anderson
Jesse Winn
Richfield
June Powell
Glenwood
Roosevelt Cemetery
Relief Society
Earl Winn
Beatrice Lundberg
Melba Eldredge
Inez Squire
Florell Collins
Rolla Ienkins
Senagers College
Salt Lake City
Calvin Squire
LaVel Asay
Judy Brishin Accompa
Ned
Lois Leavitt
Union
FEA
Miss Brisbin
Howard Williams
Maeser
John H Cook
Cook
PTA
Todd and
Alferra Ji
Earl Gardner
Terris Winn
Winn
Emble
Veteran's Hospital
Vible
Effie Winn
Alterra
Roosevelt
Karl Shisler
Alterra Junior High
Jesse Hullingera
DeLor
Phoebe
Ariz
Lawrence Helm
Foster Lamb
Wolf Badger Earns the Only Scout Wolf Badge
The list names Dale Dowden Robert Ister Craig Bowthorpe Fen Simmons Eugene Fountaine Laird Bowen David Reynolds Gerald Luck Kent Van Leauwen Lane Fletcher Steven Bowden Scott Duke Jon Dick Jan Dick Charles Cramer Billy Mussel Howard Cooper Kenneth Cooper James Potard Kim Spendlove Tommy Thomas Darrel Manks David Merkely Stephen Abplanalpeld Cook Lorin Hacking Gerald Smith Cloyd Smith Chris Senderleks Denton Evans Tonnie Pederson Jimmy Cassel Garth Martinsen Rodney Campbell Jerry Hatch David Goodrich DA Jenkins Chris Hendricks Doyle Rasmusser Brent Hatch Larry Nielson Steven Young Jerry Chew Gary Taesamer Duane Wilkins Wayne Pope David Merkley Ronald Banks Mike Freeglone Gary Molfeltz Teddy Jones Kent McGarrell Rupbach Jones Robert Jolley Clayton Smith Paul Fountaine Hernei Manwating Billy able John A Banks Rae notes 1438 cubscouts 263 scouts and 107 explorers in Ulnteah District at year end 042 native in Scouting.
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Gcays
Rulonean Skinner
Ife
Brent Nacking
Harold "Rusk
Johnny Fohmaon
William Schuelermeyer
Thorold Rusts
Keron Lanafield
Brent Pre
Michael Batty
Thorald Cooper
Elwood Gee
Joseph Don Richardson
Arnold Afford
Glen Landon
Dennis Shiner
Brownie Torlinson
Ronald Walker
Fred Weeks
Wm Henderson
Alfred Billings
Lynn Miller
Jim Marrs
Gary Cramer
Tom Cramer
Raymond Staley
Ike Shaffer
Tom Creech
Cody Jenkins
Richard Merkley
Ronnie Merkley
Gay Lynn Oaks
JagVar Campbell
Max Martin
Max Rasmussen
DeLeon Slade
Johny Gray
Maud Murray
Denny Kay Adams
Ward Goodrich
Jerald Case
Allen Deans
John Lenartz
Robert Sowards
Stewart Jonelyn
William Frisby
Clinton Sauttiam
Russell Hatch
Homer Warren
Billy Pierce
Say Hartle
Eugene Nielson
Douglas Rasmussen
Glendon Nielsen
Terrill Nielsen
Explorer
Lynn Cundick
Bryce Shiner
Douglas Lee
Glenn Merrell
Danny McConkie
Robert Bath
Mark Bingham
Wayde Carroll
Gaylord Davs
Budge Wallis
Paul Searle
Joseph Rust
Dudge Wallis
Budge
Wolf Badger
Dale Dowden
Robert Ister
Craig Bowthorpe
Fen Simmons
Eugene Fountaine
Laird Bowen
David Reynolds
Gerald Luck
Kent van Leauwen
Lane Fletcher
Steven Bowden
Scott ‘Duke
Jon Dick
Jan Dick
Charles Cramer
Billy Mussel
Howard Cooper
Kenneth Cooper
James Potard
Kim Spendlove
Tommy Thomas
Darrel Manks
David Merkely
Stephen
New School Boards Take Office in Uintah District
Uintah and Duchesne County school boards reorganized appointing Marion Morrison as union president and Grant Pickup as vice president. New Uintah member Blaha Morritt and Duchesne members Theron Leavitt and Rowan Stutz join alongside superintendents Max G. Abbott and another from Uintah. Principal Loman F Hutchings named for 1958 59 term. Various local residents and families attend meetings and visits amid ongoing district transitions.
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Union Gh
Duchesne
Uintah School Stratelisc Boards of
Marion Morrison
Durchesne
Dycar Wnlon Pot
Union
Grant Pickup
Uintah Board
Missonna Rosa
Blaha Morritty
United Board
Maember
Uintah
Laren Nass
Tridel
Union Board
Duchesne la Theron
Itt
Rowan Stutz
Duycheane
Max G. Abbott
Harrison
Leavitt
Maeser First Ward Holds Gold and Green Ball
Maeser First Ward hosted a Gold and Green Ball after the ward dance festival with Eaton orchestra. The Penny Parade dramatization featured Bluebird girls Nancy Aulburt Lillian Allen Sally Jones and Linda Anderson. Scouts presented a program led by Lonnie Oaks and Mer Wenline ts. Evening and Thursday shopping trends show groceries shifting to later hours.
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Maeser
Ward
Eaton Orchestra
Fred Anderson
Ed Bodily
Bingham
Lynn Reynolds
Mrs Reynolds
Larry McConkie
Larrd Johnson
Francis Hall
Lorraine Durfee
Larry
Conkle
Wayne Allen
Verdin Johnson
Social Security Official to Visit Vernal February 20
Ora Scott a Social Security representative will be at Vernal Field House at 9 a m on February 20 to help file claims and answer questions about the Federal Insurance program. The invite asks working men over 65 and working women over 62 with 1057 earnings of 2080 or less to discuss benefits for last year and those in the same groups who did not work for over $8000 in one or more months should also see him.
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Social Security
Ora Scott
Vernal Field House
Scott
Alaskan Fish Survive Frozen Solid Under Ince Conditions
Some species of Alaskan fish can be frozen solid for extended periods and still survive. Researchers note that certain cod and haddock populations tolerate deep freezing with minimal cellular damage. This resilience could inform preservation methods and ecological studies.
Beaver Pelts Sell For Up to 22 50 To Denver Market
A sale of 730 Utah beaver furs at the Denver market last week yielded $6,290 in gross receipts averaging $7.17 per pelt. Top price reached $22.50 for extra large blankets, with a low of 0.78 for small Acita furs. Prices reflect many problem animals trapped on private lands during the past summer.
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Utah
Denver
Department of
Acita
Fish and Game Fund
National Guardsmen Dual Fed State Oath Emphasized
Utah National Guard members swear allegiance to both the President of the United States and the Governor of Utah under a dual federal state status. This oath underscores their unique role linking federal and state authorities.
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National
Vernal Dentist Visits OM Name
That permanent Vernal dentist Dr Chorley Wirth of Quin ty visited here last week. Wirth began practice February 11, 1000, above the Searle Electric building. He practiced 30 years until failing eyesight and now lies with his sister in Quincy after quitting.
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Chorley
Wirth
Quinty
Vernal
Tr Uwirth
Searle
Join This Leading Field Organization In Utah
Excellent opportunity for several men to join a leading organization. Interviewing persona after an intensive advertising campaign. Training provided for office and field work. Requirements include good background and people skills, willingness to travel weekly in the state area. Car in good condition. Permanent position with salary starting during training. Apply in person to a company employment representative at Ula Employment Service, Vernal, Utah, February 20 from 6:30 am to 10:30 pm.
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Teld
Ula Employment Service
Vernal
Utah
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