Local youths face charges after Jensen home raid
Four youths aged 17 to 18 face possible charges of malicious mischief and trespassing after a Friday 12:30 am raid on Woodrow Dean residence in Jensen. One youth was shot in the calf during rock throwing. suspects were rounded up at the hospital by Officer Pete Moore. Deputy Sheriff Wm V. Mott led the investigation.
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Sheriffs , Office
Woodrow Dean
Jensen
Dean
Pete Moore
Wm, V. Mott
Uintah Utes Defeat Altamont 41-35 to seize top Uintah division
Uintah Utes down Altamont 41-35 to move to 3-0 in Region H Uintah Division. Dennis Oaks fueled an early surge and Jim Chivers Gayle McKeachnie joined in as Uintah built an eight point first-half lead and held on despite Rex Hamburg and Elmer Iorg rallying Altamont late. Final 41-35, with Arvel Tassamer's breakaway finish sealing the win.
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Uintah Utes
Altamont
T ‘Uintah
Errol Burns
Pxpress
Ge Fuatory Uintah
Longhorns
Uintah
Utes
Dennis Oaks
Elmer Lorg
Gayle McKeachnie
Jim Chivers
Iorg
Rex Samburg
Ae Peti
Oaks
Te Utes
Mike Cade
Rex Hamburg
Arvel Tassamer
Longhorn
Vernal Rod and Gun Club to Hold 59th Annual Meet
The Vernal Rod and Gun Club announces its 59th annual meet to be held Saturday at 7 PM at the 11 Cafe with Lyman B. Merkley confirming Jack Allshouse as Utah Wildlife Federation president and a guest lineup including Harold Crane and Emergon Smit. The event features musical numbers, financial reports, and dancing, with four new directors to be elected. The club, Utah’s oldest sportsmen group, notes past year activities like kids fishing, gun safety courses, and fish planting. Reservations are available by calling 974 or 72.
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Vernal Rod and Gun Club
Lyman B. Merkley
Jack Allshouse
Utah, Wildlife Federation
Harold 8. Crane
Utah Fish and Game Commission
Emergon Smit
Utah Wildlife Federation
Hack Miller
Deseret News
Don Brooks
Tribune
Paul Stringham
Dani Huber
John Evan Jones
GUN Club
Utah
Mr. Merkley
Burnell Haws
Isla King
Jack C. Turner
Dale Jensen
Clyde Watking
Lyman Merkley
Don Huffaker
M. D. Johnson
Phillip Martin
Centra Canal
National Park
Official Stresses LDS Welfare Plan At Ashley Stake Session Sunday
Elder Casper Parker of the General Welfare Committee spoke at Ashley Stake conference stressing the welfare plan and its link to the United Order. The session featured organ music, special selections, and releases of local officers including Sunday School and YMMIA leaders with various stake appointments announced.
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Ashley Stake
Casper Parker
General
LDS Church
United Order
Ife
Parker
Leo Hacking
Maeser
C Laurence Fox
Stake
Stake Sunday School
Clair JR
Hopkins
Openshaw
Curtis DB. Sunsoaker
Doris Miller
Stake Ymmia
Lowell H. Wardle
Barney Sessions
Brent A
Ruth Lunfell
Brent Feltch
Darney Sessions
Stake Ywmia
Ethel Palmer
Merle J. “Iddaway
Elaine Goodrich
Stake Mission
Forrest Goodrich
Campbell
Burns
Prosperity In 61 Business Preview To Air Outlook
A 1961 economic outlook conference in Vernal features Dr. Jewell Rasmussen Douglas Thompson Elwood Lentz Robert E. Halliday and Robert W. Bernick. They will discuss recession recovery interest rates and Utah construction retail sales and a chart display from the Bureau of Economic and Business Research. Local sponsors include the University of Utah College of Business Vernal Chamber of Commerce and the Salt Lake Tribune.
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Vernal
Meading
Jewell J. Rasmussen
University of Utah
Douglas N. Thompson
Uniersity of Utah
Elwood Lentz
Western Phosphates, Inc
Robert E. Halliday
Utah Manufacturers Association
Robert W. Bernick
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Utah
Bureau of Economic and Business Research
Coloulege of Business
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Vernal Express
University of Utah, Alumni Association
University of Utah Extension Division
Clyde N
Randall
Masmusaen
Businese
Intermountain
Thompson
Bernick
Safeway Opens New Vernal Store Monday
Doors swing open Monday for the new Safeway at 280 West Main Vernal to feature a bakery with 120 loaf capacity, speed up check stands, climate controls, and misting system for produce. A 15,000 square foot store offers parking for 100 cars, hours 7 am to 9 pm Mon-Sat, Sunday shortened, with over $2,000 in gifts. Staff grow from 19 to about 35.
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Safeway
Vernal
West Main
Mothers March in Vernal Tuesday Night
Mothers of Vernal plan a January 31 7 to 8 pm Mothers March for the new March of Dimes to fight crippling diseases. Chairman Eleanore Roylance cites birth defects arthritis and polio as targets and lists assisting mothers including Helen Paulson Norma Downard Virginia Allred Betty Brown Elaine Mall and Velda Gentry at the Kiwanis Scout House for instructions and refreshments afterward.
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Mothers of Vernal
National Foundation
Eleanore Roylance
Mothers March
Roylance
Tlelen Paulson
Norma Downard
Virginia Allred
Betty Brown
Elaine Mall
Velda Gentry
Kiwanis Scout House
Moon Lake Elec Annual Meet Set February 4
The Moon Lake Electric Assn annual meeting is set for February 4 at Umiah High School at 2 pm. Directors for District 4 and District 6 7 will be elected. Nominating chair names Ralph Taylor (Incumbent) for District 4 and E E Urquhart (Incumbent) for District 6 7 for another term. Ernest DeShayes of Artesia added by petition as another candidate for District 6 7.
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Moon Lake Electric Assn, Inc
Umiah High School
Ralph Taylor
Randlett
E. E. Urquhart
Ernest DeShayes
Artesia
Gunshot Kills Vernal Man 44
A 44 year old Vernal man Newell Merrill was killed by a gunshot wound in his apartment above Utah Power and Light Company. Deputy Sheriff Wm V. Mott and Trooper R. M. Helm investigated the case. Merrill reportedly entered the apartment Thursday afternoon and passed by his son watching television. The report continues on page.
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Newell Merrill
Utah Power
Light Company
Wm V. Mott
R. M. Helm
Utah Highway Patrol
Merrill
Cattle Association and Forest Service Study Range Plan
Cattle Association members met at the county building to elect officers and review a Forest Service range improvement program. Nell Caldwell presided while Ranger Tom Levy and range staff officer Lowell Hoxton outlined a restoration grazing strategy to boost forage, soil and water resources on the allotment. Approval of a cooperative plan would lead to building 23 .
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Brush Creek Cattle Association
Forest Service
Nell Caldwell
Tom Levy
Lowell E. Hoxton
Cattle Association
Water developments and fence work highlight 6 year plan
The Forest Service presentation outlined five miles of fence construction and spraying of 3000 acres of sagebrush over six years. After the briefing the cattle association held its annual meeting electing Nell Caldwell as president, Albert Freestone as director, and confirming holdover Alma Preece as director.
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Forest Service
Cattle Association
Nell Caldwell
Albert Freestone
Alma Preece
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Manila
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Harold McKee
Grand County
Gayle Mereachme
Uinieh
Vernal Red and Gun Club
Naples
Uintah County Commissioners
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Andrew Karren
Zoning Commission
Milton Hacking
Rulon
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Bureau of Land Management
Utah Fish and Game Dept
Cherry Springs
Jones Hole
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Uv Siddoway
Chew
Lang
Margene Hall
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Morris Vernon
Carol Feltch
Evelyn Hackingnd
Eloise Adams
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