Boxing Benefit Draws Large Crowd at UBS Gymnasium
A crowded UBS gymnasium hosted a boxing bout for Lapoint Ward chapel funds. Fans packed the venue Friday night for the charity event, featuring local fighters and a lively atmosphere.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
6
A crowded UBS gymnasium hosted a boxing bout for Lapoint Ward chapel funds. Fans packed the venue Friday night for the charity event, featuring local fighters and a lively atmosphere.
Miss Leona Anderson of Magser accepted a position at the Verna hospital. Miss Louise Jorgensen worked at Roosevelt helping the Ashton boys. Miss Minnie Bigelow of Fourth Ward leads the Orpheus popularity contest. Gasoline prices drop to eighteen cents in Denver with Ver nal price forty to forty five cents. Dr Charles I Wirth is restoring sight after arriving from Denver. John C Bates resigns as director of the Vernal Drilling and Light Company due to ineligibility for city office. Miss Nema McKinney the Orpheus pianist spent time on the reservation. Mrs Olive Reader played in her absence.
Uncle Jerry Murray visits with a cheerful smile while Gus Emert returns from Rangely Colorado where he opened a store. Coltharp of L Johnson and Co Vernal adds that Rangely has grown from one to three stores in six weeks. The Express notes almost twice the four mines of fish reported.
Letter writer in Uintah County criticizes drivers for speeding past a cow incident near his home. He notes a couple checked for the cow while vehicles flew by at high speeds with headlights blazing. He urges courtesy and warns autos can become monsters when driven too fast, reflecting on state deaths from cars and the need for safer behavior.
Nelle Westover of Vernal, a 37 year veteran of U S Steel, will retire January 31. Born March 5, 1906, in Yerng], he attended Duchesne Elementary and Provo High, followed by Ricks and BYU. He worked from 1827 in Ironton rising to General Accounting Supervisor and later Assistant General Accounting Supervisor in Geneva. He and wife Jackie have six children and 10 grandchildren, living at 155 East 5th North in Provo.
Residents of Tridel and Lapoint report daily harassment by men passing by their homes in a sequence of unsafe incidents. Local authorites are urged to address persistent trespass and intimidation affecting the community.
Community activity notes from Lapoint and Mt Ne area include the Lions Club pulling up electric light poles for a project in Lapoint. Residents Clyde Rea and family and Keith Hartle visited family in Salt Lake City and Vernal. The Roosevelt Hospital visit and a Friday night Daddy Date banquet at the ward chapel are noted, with several local families mentioned.
Mr. and Mrs. Trave Nielson visited in Vernal Tuesday. Randy Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jenkins, had his tonsils removed Tuesday morning at Uintah County Hospital. Several families including the Swain, Perry, Jenkins, Taylors, Woolley, Sprouse, and Jarrells visited Vernal through the week. Merth Hartle and Eugene Nielson loaded timber at Price Thursday.
A young suitor reels off compliments to charm a girl. He cites her “soft lovely bands” and “warm lips” while she replies wittily that her eyes came with her head, turning his flattery into a humorous exchange.
Senator Moss says the Forest Service estimates 9.1 million dollars for Utah National Forests for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The plan includes funding for protection and management, insect control, research, roads and trails, brush disposal, and restoration with money earmarked for land acquisition in several counties and rehabilitation programs at Uinta and Wasatch forests.
A terse editorial line argues that the weaker sex is the stronger sex due to the weakness found in the stronger sex for the weaker sex, presenting a paradoxical view on gender strength.
Senate discussion outlines 20,000 for mining claims rehabilitation at the Upper American Park Watershed. Additional items include 3,700 for state and private forestry cooperation, 153,000 from the National Forests fund for roads and schools in forest counties. Moss cites 40,000 for Jo's Valley Reservoir site development in Emery County and 55,000 for Flaming Gorge Recreation Area development in Daggett County.
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