Scout Camp Jamboree Highlights Uintah Basin Troops
Uintah Basin Scout troops led by Scoutmaster John Liebhardt report a weeklong camp with new first and second class rankings for Miller Slaugh Fletcher and others. Camp staff included Rulon Skinner and Glen Mohimen. prize events covered Scoutcraft contests, Order of the Arrow nominations, and morning inspections with final honors awarded to Arcadia Troop 259 for Campcraft and Tri dell Troop 242 for camp cleanliness.
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Amen
Glines
John Liebhardt
Carl Miler
Winston Slaugh
Stor
Wayne Slaugh
Sherman Fletchers
Sherman Fletcher
Carl Miller
Vernal
Jimmy Jeffries
Michael Batty
Jack Clements
Ronnie Erickton
Brent Preece
Hell
John L. Johnson
Vernal Sth
Roy Campbell
Allan Truelle
Harold Ruset
Itc
Ted Thecker
Maeser
Glendon Simper
Stephen Oldham
Eugene McConkle
Leslie Oldham
Larry Hacking
Grant Durfee
Rulon Dean Skinner
Alvin Gaudio
Price
Philip M. Harmon
Richfield
James E. Bacon
Roosevelt
LaBell Anderson
Uintah
Glen E. Mohimen
Moon Lake
D. Ted Thacker
Wilmer Murray
Myton
Orin Harker
Duchesne
Robert Tanner
Arcadia
Reed Rasmussen
Ballard
Carl Mohlman
Mr. Emmons
DeNire Willams
Vernal Fourth
Douglas Hatch
Bruce Frisby
Naples
Arcadia Troop
Aidan Evens
D. Tedhacker
Jay Searle
Order of Arrow
National Order of the Arrow
National Honor Society
Uintah Basin
Utah National Parks Council
Order of the Arrow Lodge
Ronnie Stutz
Robert Tapner
Kenneth Hatch
Don Kettle
Mike Batty
Karl Miller
Wayne Martin
Paul Watkins
Roosevelt Ward
Scoimaster Myton
Ward
Cart Creek
Tridel Troop
Vernal Tat Ward Tropp
Vernal First Ward Troop
Uinta
Tridell Troop
Scouts of Myton
Matser
Marksmarship
Larry — Wilkerson
Owen Sullivan
Leon Mansfield
Lonnie Oman
Kirk Jolley
S Woodrow Whitte
Glines Lds
Tueaday
Neola
Vernal American Legion Post ii
Order of the Arrow
I Giant Four District Court of Honor
Ken Hatch
Frank Martin
Sammy Swasey
Johnny L. Johnson
Ward Goodrich
Jack Frost Gilbert
Roland Capson
Roy Caldwell
Philip Hullinger
Tyrrell Seager
D Ted ‘Thacker
Cale Vin Squire
Bullard
Milt Searle
Uinta Sales Barn Livestock Report July 6 1957 Roosevelt Utah
Uinta Sales Barn report from Roosevelt Utah lists cattle with prices for commercial cows 12.50 to 14.60 plus calves and yearlings, including Holstein and utility grades, common stock cows and calves per pair, baby calves per head, plus sheep and hog listings with prices for various grades and weights. Horses wholesale prices shown for killer horses and other horses.
Tax Levy TV Project Faces Taxpayer Burden Question
County officials discuss a county wide television system as a potential county project. Some members support installing and operating community TV while cautioning against burdening taxpayers. Further information is urged before action.
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Ture
Southard
Dudley
Orville Swain
Elk and antelope permit applications open with mail rules
Big game licenses announce elk applications by mail only with a 15 dollar payment by certified check or money order. Three antelope hunts accept applications through August 3 with a public drawing at the Capitol Building on August 8. Special deer permits go on sale August 26 in the county seat nearest each hunt, sold first come first served with equal priority for mail and in person. Further details will appear in proclamations at license vendors or department offices by late July.
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Capitol
Air Fair sponsors and activities announced
Frontier Airlines will fly in 500 gardenias for the ladies and 1,000 gas filled balloons for the Kiddies. A Miss Air Fair contest will be held. All organizations may sponsor a contestant by contacting Cal Sorensen. Miss Air Fair of Gallup will arrive the evening before to crown the local winner. The local queen will visit a neighboring community to bestow similar honors on a girl there.
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Frontier Airlines
Cal Sorensen
Gallup
N. M
Rules Released For Fifth Annual UBIC Art Salon
The fifth UBIC art salon during the Uintah Basin event in Roosevelt invites residents to submit works in three divisions: oils watercolors and drawings. Entries limited to five pictures with at most three per division and only one previously exhibited at UBIC. No entry fee or awards beyond ribbons. photography exhibit separate. Parade prize money totals 82 with senior and junior division prizes. Parade on Wednesday August 7 at 5 pm starting Roosevelt Elementary.
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UBIC
Roosevelt
Elbert Porter
University of Hinch
Uintah Ba
Joe and
Mary Norton
Leo Thorne
Vernal Express
Vintah Basin
Eve Tranta
Roosevelt Elementary School
Uintah Basin
Vernal 3rd Ward Tops First Half Of Senior Softball
Vernal 3rd Ward leads Uintah Stake Senior Softball after the first half with four wins and one loss as Naples sits 4-2 and Davis 2-3 while Vernal 4th trails at four losses. Second half games begin July 13 with Vernal 3rd vs Davis and Vernal 4th vs Naples, then July 20 and 22 matchups, followed by July 27 and 29 games. Uintah Stake athletic director Shirley Price urged fans to attend and support their teams.
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Uintah Stake
Vernal
Naples
Davis
Wilderness Preservation Bill Sparks West Land Debate
Senator Humphrey introduces a plan to reserve vast western lands for public use while critics from Utah livestock and mining sectors warn it would freeze development. Supporters cite multi use regulation by Forest Service and Parks, but the bill could turn the West into a single large National Park. Public hearings may be held in the field after adjournment, with Utah residents urged to voice opposition.
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Wubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Utah
Forest Service
National Park System
Fish and Wildlife Service
West
Selective Service Board Reports Entries and Inductions
Local Board 32 of the Selective Service System reported recent releases and inductions across the Armed Services. Releases: Sterling Don Colton, Lloyd Lorenzo Hatch, Dennis Mortwyn Lee, Darles Verle Mackay, Gene Delano Matthews, Burle Gwenn, John Allen Hacking all U S Army. Enlistments: Clair Nymphas Murdock U S Navy, Kent Stone U S Army, Ronald Forest Harris U S Navy, Monts Ray Montes USAF. Inductions: Hal Weston Spaulding, Thomas Owen Cloward, George J. Forakis, Dell P. Hunting U S Army. Ordered to report for induction July 30: Michael Robert Murphy, Larry Strecker Hodgkinson.
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Armed Services
Selective Service System
Sterling Don Colton
Lloyd Lorenzo Hatch
Dennis Mortwyn Lee
Darles Verle Mackay
Gene Delano Matthews
Burle Gwenn
John Allen Hacking
U.S. Army
Clair Nymphas Murdock
U. S Navy
Kent Stone
U. S. Army
Ronald Forest Harris
U. S. Navy
Monts Ray Montes
Mark Pope Buys Wilkins Grocery
Mark Pope has purchased the Wilkins Grocery at 395 Se Vernal Avenue from Mr and Mrs Aaron Withing. Pope, who has run grocery stores in Maeser and McKinnon Wy, said he plans a full stock of groceries at popular prices and will welcome old friends and former Wilkins customers.
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Wilkins Grocery
Se. Vernal Avenue
Aaron Withing
Mark Pope
Pope
Maeser and McKinnon
Wyo
Wilkins
Vernal welcomes Tia Stringham for summer visit
Tia Stringham returned to Vernal last week after a Salt Lake City trip and plans to stay through the summer. Her companions include grandchildren Anita and Whitney White, children of Mr and Mrs Wilford White of Salt Lake City.
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Tia Stringham
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Anita
Whitney White
Mrs Wilford
The Wort Faces Growth Amid Calls for Conservation Policy
The wort begins a new era of growth and development. Officials warn against ill considered legislation passed in the name of conservation that could delay progress and hinder expansion plans.
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