Manslaughter Charged In County Auto Death
An involuntary manslaughter charge faces aftonWyoming in connection with a head on crash Saturday that killed 22 year old Vernal girl Evelyn Brock Navanick. The death car driven by Joe Gurule of Vernal collided with a hay laden semi driven by Carl Allen of Vernal. Gurule and others were injured. Burial for Unca Sam Sam was held in Ft Duchesne after services in Gusher ward chapel.
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Afton
Wyo
Cardling Unca Sam
Ubatah County
Victor Breko
H. M. Snyder
Carl Allen
Vernal
Mack Helm
Utah Highway Patrol
Joe Gurule
Gurule
Evelyn Brock Navanick
Vernal CAP Plays Prominent Part In Lost Plane Search
Ver nal Civil Air Patrol played a prominent role in providing information that led to the discovery of a downed plane Wednesday night, according to Miles McKinlay, commanding officer. A mobile Ver nal CAP group traced Highway Patrol leads but found old auto bodies misidentified as the plane. While en route to Meeker via Craig, the team questioned a clerk at BN's Market in Craig who had information about the missing aircraft.
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Vernal Civil Air Patrol
Miles McKlnlay
Vernal Cap
Meeker
Craig
Reads
Uintah Stake Conference Set For Feb 23 24
The first stake conference of the newly divided Uintah Stake will be held Saturday and Sunday February 23 and 24. Pres Frank Walker announced no General Authorities will attend. Attendees are urged to come with ample seating. Saturday events include welfare at 6 30 pm, Sunday sessions in the tabernacle at 10 am and 2 pm with a program by the MLA at 7 30 pm.
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Uintah
Frank R. Walker
LOS
Walker
Stake Center
Tabernacle
MLA
Annual Drive Knife and Fork Club Hear Mental Feb 20
Uintah Knife and Fork club members will hear Dr Henry Gerald known as The Wizard from Denmark on Wednesday Feb 20 at 7 30 pm at seven Eleven Date Psychology In Action will be the title of the demonstration of the extraordinary mental abuses of the Danish native Dr Gerald is a student of mental science He attended universities in Denmark Switzerland Fun nch and Germany For many years he practiced psychiatry and mental science In Denmark He has been in the U S for about eight years The annual drive for funds for research into heart disease will get underway Sunday designated Heart Sunday Vernal s Progressive Arts club sponsors under chairman Mrs Helen Millecam Mrs Helen Wahlquist publicity chairman Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 pm all city homes will be canvassed
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Uintah Knife and Fork Club
Henry Gerald
the Wizard
Denmark
Psychology In
Gerald
Switzerland
Funnch
Germany
U.S
Heart
Vernal's
Progressive Arts Club
Helen Millecam
Helen Wahlquist
Herbara Armstrong
Ray E. Spendlove
Eve Ashton
Utah Heart Assn
Roosevelt TV tax levy approved by state solons
The Utah House backed a tax levy plan allowing local 0.75 mill recreation levies to fund translator TV facilities in fringe areas. Uintah County officials watched the Roosevelt translator debut via Tabby Mountain with reports of strong reception. plans for a Vernal tower to cover eastern Uintah County were discussed. Maj General Maxwell E. Rich is slated to speak at a Monday guard banquet in the Armory with a queen to be crowned for the military ball.
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Rich
Vernal Firmt
Snnust
National Guard
Civic Organ
Maxwell E. Rich
Uintah County
Roosevelt
Tabby Mountain
LeRoy Carroll
Salt Lake City
Doc Kite
Vernal
State House of Representatives
DOT
State Senate
Watkins Forecasts No Delay In River Work For Funds
Senator Arthur V. Watkins of Utah says in Salt Lake City that the Upper Colorado River Project will not be delayed by money shortages. He notes the project would not get beyond 25 million dollars in the current budget and adds he would seek further support if needed from the President and the Bureau of the Budget.
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Sen
Watkins
Arthur V. Watkins
Rutah
Salt Lake City
Colorado River
Bureau of the Budget
Scout Drive Windup Seeks 3850 in Uintah Council Fund
Uintah District finance chairman Ken Sewards reports strong volunteer effort as the Scout Drive targets the remaining 2000 to fund Uintah’s 2850 share of the Utah National Parks Council budget for the year ending 1957. First wards Vernal and LaPoint led the drive. kickoff meetings featured Scout Executive Floyd Laveridge and church leaders guiding captains and 42 volunteers across seven wards to reach 3850 in contributions.
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Ken Sewards
Uintah District
Hoy Rcout
Utah National Parks Council
Vernal First Ward
la Point
Bawards
Uintah
Fnance Drive
Floyd Laveridge
Utah National Parka Council
Kiwantyen Te Ek Drude Chri ‘Orscopal
Roberts
Ashiny
T. R. Seager
Hugh W. Colton
Roy
K. Gunes
Wa Bartlett
Gigel
Davie Lerkley
Ashley
Malon Anderson
J. Ferron Vackings Maesch
Elroy Walker/Lapoint
Uintah Sheepmen Slate For Annual March Meet
Uintah Sheepmen plan a March 2 gathering for their annual meet as over 60 members attended a January 30 kick off at the Scout House. The meeting discussed candidates and convention ideas with motions and nominations noted by Asst. Lamar Sowards asst. officers and club leaders. continuation referenced on page 8.
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Uintah Sheepmen
Scout House
Anpusl Viata
Roger
Atlecideebeit Saumediately
Plac
Mr. Sowards
Invitations To Bid For New Dinosaur Monument Buildings
Invitations to bid were received Wednesday for building projects in the Dinosaur National Monument quarry area. Bids open March 18 at 2 p.m. in the Coltharp Building. The visitor center will house the exhibit of fossil dinosaurs and bones in a 6,000 square foot building with an art exhibit shelter and included apartments for staff. Separate bids may be placed for housing and the visitor center. Local plans mention a Vernal bid posting and nationwide bid documents from the National Park Service. Total Mission 66 funding aims to allocate about 19.3 million for parks and monuments, with most proceeds for roads, trails, buildings, and utilities.
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Jessa H. Lombard
Dinosaur National Monument
Mission 86
Monument
Supt. Lombard
Coltharp
Vial Center
Ynleen Center
Lombard
Vernal Post
Natlal Park Service
Geary Street
Uintah Youths Earn Eagle Scouts At Court Of Honor
Budge Wallis and Wiley Pope received Eagle Scout badges at a special Court of Honor linked to the 1987 Uintah District Scout Circus. Presentations were by Carl Searle and Rulon Skinner. Both will attend the 1957 National jamboree in Valley Forge as part of a 300-member Utah delegation.
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Budge Wallis
Ashley Stake
William B. Wallis
Wiley Pope
Lloyd T. Pope
Uintah
Henry A. Mansfield
Budge
Carl Searle
Rulon Dean Skinner
Utah National Parks Council
Wiley
Boy Scouts of America
Valley Forge
Penn
Igh Uinta
Uintah Hoop Stars Eyes State Berth In Tight Race
Uintah High School leads division by one game as they head to Duchesne for a key Friday matchup. Top scorer Phil Bryson of Uintah posts a 10.0 average with strong numbers from teammates as Duchesne, Altamont, and Union trail in the race for the state berth.
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Uintah High School
Duches Ine
Phil Bryson
Alex
Uintah O
Pete Byperd
Altamont
Guy Savhew
Ahem
Eference Deal
Union Oo
Pose - Micheleyp
Duchesne
Anant Dratinge
Alto
Ogden anti fluoridation leader to address Vernal council
Clinton Miller, chairman of Utahs anti fluoridation committee, will speak at the Vernal City Council meeting on Wednesday to oppose adding fluoride to the city water. All interested residents are invited to attend and hear the proposal.
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Clinton Miller
Ogden
Vernal
Maeser 2nd Ward Wins Scout Circus Top Honors Again
Maeser Second Ward Troop 231 captured first place for the second year in a row at the 1987 Uintah District Scout Circus held Saturday at the Uintah LDS Stake Center. Troop 281 earned 148 points to top Vernal Second Ward Troop 332 with 80, while Vernal Third Troop 293 scored 73 points. Organizing committee members included La Bell Anderson and William Farneworth among others.
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Maeser
Uintah
Uintah Lds Stake Center
Lakell Anderson
Madser
Varnal
Vernal
la Bell Anderson
William Farneworth
Tulon Dean Skinner
Darren McCarthy
Jack F. Dexter
Lowell Thomas Reports on Movie With Bus Hatch
Lowell Thomas, famed radio commentator, praises Bus Hatch of Vernal for a film shot last summer in the India wilderness. Hatch served as boatman on the Indus, with no drownings. Thomas notes Cine forma production delays and a final epilogue set at Elgin Field, Florida, with Dmitel Tomiin composing the score.
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Lowell Thomas
Hatch
Vernal
India
Indus River
Mr. Thomas
Elgin Field
Florida
Dmitel Tomiin
Firemen Plan Time At Saturdays Ball
The Reg Burchinal orchestra will provide music for a Saturday ball hosted by the National Guard Armor unit. Special attractions include punch and souvenirs, with extra ladies admitted for a small additional fee. Proceeds help fund equipment for the city fire department.
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Reg Burchinal
National Guard
Mort “Way
Withyatk
Vernal City Flye
Court Action Forecast to Prove Validity of Trucking License Law
A Vernal Chamber of Commerce meeting discussed a plan to prove the trucking license ordinance valid. President Woodey Searle cited a Cedar City ruling deeming the ordinance illegal for operators without city offices, while supporters warned of higher costs and protection for local merchants. The debate touched on possible court action within six weeks to test the ordinance’s legality.
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Et al Merchants Committee
Rex Roylance
Vernel City
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Woodey Searle
Cedar City
Linus
Porerson
Glenn Cooper
Iitoner
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Heart Fund
William Fork
CAP
Kremmling
Frontier Airlines
LDS Stake
Archie Richardson
Davis
Gerald Caldwell
Jensen
Fred Anderson
Bonanza
E. Ray Cundick
Don Shawaltur
Harland Hodgkinson
Charles Olzen
Naples
Aix
Cout Circus
Fou
Lake Centee
Loft
Milt Searle
Masser
Ward
Aaright LaBell Anderson
Activites
Higk
Inti
Budge Wallia
Eagles
Scout Court of Honor
Ute Hoop Stars
Ward Nets
Scout
Bus Hatch
Hs Man
Roylance
Tha Sproralites
Ringsley
Roylanea Ian
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