Symphony Continues as Vernal Concert Delights Audience
The Vernal Symphony draws a warm, unified crowd as conductor and performers project a love of music. Doors open at 4 15 p m for the Stake Tabernacle concert with ushers, curtain at 8 15 p m, and excellent acoustics promised. Officials include Reginald Burchinal handling programs, Mrs Ralph Ashton presiding, and other committee members coordinating tickets, sales and publicity.
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Stake Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Arnone
Reginoldo Burchinal
Ralph Ashton
Vernal Symphony Society
Edythe Johnson
J. M. Franchke
Jock R. Wallis
Bazaar
Edwin W. Castle
Public Relat Lions and Publicity
Ross Warner
Rs Oneill
LDS Church
Raymond Siddoway
Ashton
Bryce Caldwell
Reginald Burchinal
Toureau
Weed Meeting Set February 7 in Uintah County
Professor Louis Jensen of Utah State University will speak at the county building in Vernal on Thursday February 7 at 10 am and 1 pm to provide up to date weed control information. County Agent Ben Lindsay notes thousands are spent yearly on weed control and losses from reduced production exceed that cost. Uintah County’s weed budget exceeds $7,000 for road and county property control. Those interested are invited to attend.
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Louis Jensen
Utah State University
Versnal
Ben Lindsay
Uintah
Mr. Lindsay
Vernal to honor Maurice Abravanel Day proclamation
Mayor Alvin Kay and housing chairman Mrs. Royal Henderson issue a proclamation designating Saturday February 2 1963 as Maurice Abravanel Day in Vernal Utah. The reasons cite Utah Symphony Orchestra culture and musical education in the Uintah Basin and the community’s desire for cultural and intellectual growth as part of social needs. The proclamation will be presented to Maurice Abravanel on his arrival at Vernal Airport Saturday evening.
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Alvin
Asharettos Cmd
Royal Henderson
Alvin Kay
Maurice Abravanel
Uintah Basin
Utah Symphony Orchestra
Maurice Abravane
Vernal
Two Injured In Car Wreck Near Roosevelt
A 1962 Chevrolet sedan driven by a Colorado Indian veered off U S 40 two miles east of Roosevelt and rolled. Roger Julian Redfoot 25 and Melic May Hight 26, both of Towne, Colo, were injured and taken to Roosevelt hospital. Trooper Leonard Ferguson said investigations are pending.
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Noosevelt
U.S. 40
Roger Julian Redfoot
Melic May Hight
Towne
Colo
Roosevelt Hospital
Leonard Ferguson
Uintah and Rangely Wrestlers Shine In Meets Says OCR
Robertson 180 lbs pinned Golding. Massey of Uintah defeated Martin. Rangely results include Bingham pinning Davis, Stringham defeating Clayton, Crestentine beating Billings, Afford defeating Jiall, Beynon defeating Neilsen, Seizmohe of Rangely defeating Pope, Montgomery of Uintah defeating Mast y, McMullin of Rangely defeating Kanistanaux, Olree.
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Robertson
Jenkins
Uintah
Golding
Massey
Martin
Rangely
Bingham
Davis
Stringham
Clayton
Crestentine
Billings
Afford
Jiall
Beynon
Ulintah
Neilsen
Seizmohe
Pope
Montgomery
Massty
McMullin
Kanistanaux
Olree
Camping Illustrated and road plans loom in Utah news
The current issue of Camping Illustrated discusses camping in Dinosaur National Monument. A Salt Lake City travel institute is planned for Saturday. U S 40 realignments and road projects are planned for 1964 including Indian Canyon road, a White River bridge at Bonanza, and Duchesne to Tabby Junction. Vernal convention outreach continues as Ralph Preece notes letters to organizations. The Chamber backs Dr. Paul Stringham for another Utah Fish and Game Commission term.
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Camping Illustrated
Dinosaur National Monument
Siddoway
Salt Lake
Indus River
India
Salt Lake City
Francis Feltch
Indian Canyon
White River
Bonanza
U.S. 40
Duchesne
Tabby Junction
Current Creek Do
Strawberry
Duchesne-Tabby Junction
Ralph Preece
Vernal
Chamber
Paul Stringham
Utah Fish & Game Commission
Rangely Wrestlers Face Weekend Matches Across Schedule
Rangely’s Mc Curdy loses to Jenkins while Kelly defeats Alfred. Massey of Uintah pins Alfred. Friday at 2 45 p m a Mother Was atch wrestles. Saturday Morgan bout at 7 p m.
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Rangely
McCurdy
Kelly
Jenkins
Massey
Uintah
Alfred
Wasatch
Morgan
Rod and Gun Club names new officers for year
Vernal Rod and Gun Club held a luncheon meeting to name officers for the new year. E A Sweatfield was chosen president, Emer Henling vice president, and Tila King secretary. Directors received committee assignments including Johnny Johnson fish and Bob Williams big game.
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Rod
Gun Club
Vernal Rod & Gun Club
E. A
Tex) Sweatfield
Emer Henling
Tila King
Johnny Johnson
Fish
Bob Williams
Ed Stewart
Don Hutfaker
Mel Burke
Allan Martin
Henline
Mr. Sweatfield
Rod & Gan Club
Isla King
Spncele Br ‘Turners
Irene
Dale Jensen
Lyman Merkley
Two Cars Damage Report From Icy Junction Crash
A two car collision Wednesday at 7 30 am on the intersection of 6th West and 1st North caused about 275 dollars in damages. Icy roads were blamed. Vehicles involved included a 1958 Chevrolet driven by Dar Olsen of 1544 Naples and a 1956 Ford driven by Lorin Tonks of Vernal.
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6Th West
1St North
Dar Olsen
Naples
Ford
Lorin Tonks
Vernal
Cooper Named to Key Utah Legislative Committees
Rep. Glenn H. Cooper of Vernal is appointed to the powerful appropriations panel for both houses and serves as cosponsor of the recreation committee. He also sits on the State Land Board, State Board of Agriculture, Fair Board, State Engineer and Water & Power Board, Industrial, Rules and Judiciary panels. Cooper opposes the Antisegregation Bill and cites reapportionment as a aim to keep rural majority.
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Glenn H. Cooper
Vernal
House
Senate
Rep. Cooper
State Land Board
State Board of Agriculture
Fair Board
State Engineer and Water & Power Board
Cooper
Tonks Vehicle Collides at Intersection in Dry Conditions
Northbound Tonks vehicle slid into the Olsen car at an intersection under dry streets. Olsen damages estimated at 75 dollars, Tonks at 200 dollars. No citations issued. Police Chief Claudius A. Banks led the investigation.
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Just
Tonks
Olsen
Tonks Auto
Claudius A. Banks
Snow Survey Reports Snow and Moisture at Local Courses
Snow and water measurements at Julius Park and nearby courses show 9 inches of snow and 13 inches water this year in contrast to 44 inches snow and 12.4 inches water in 1962 and 6.1 inches water in 1961. Longtime averages for Mosby and Paradise Park are noted with lower snow and water figures.
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Paradise Park
Julius Park
Keith Lemon
Soli Conservation Service
Vamar Bises
Forest Service
Mosby
Mr. Lemon
Val Simpson
Simpson
ASC Schedules Education Meet in Uintah County
Karl Shisler, Uintah County ASC Chairman, announced an educational meeting for all ASC Committeemen and interested persons. The session in Uintah County building auditorium Wednesday at 1 p.m. will cover 1963 Agriculture Conservation Program Wheat Stabilization and Feed Grain programs with USDA agency representatives present. A county commissioner member is expected to discuss the Seven County Water Conservancy District.
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Karl Shisler
Uintah County
ASC
Agriculture Conservation
Tees Feed Grain
Seven County Water Conservancy District
Surveyors Report Snow Surveys In Nickup Truck
Surveyors noted they could complete snow surveys this year using a nickup truck, replacing the usual snow machine and snow shoes used in prior years.
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Focal
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Highway Patrol
C. of C
Rep. C. Cooper
Rep
USDA
SCS
FHA
Extension Service
ASCS
FBI
SAT
Birds Eye
Nabisco
Alley’s Chili Con
Clover Club
HEINZ
Hint Baphondy
Coby
Bacon Swift
Oriole
Dawedy
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