Final Rites for Zina Gardiner in Naples Ward Chapel
Final rites were held in Naples Ward Chapel for Zina Dee Gardiner 32 who died Sunday morning July 1 at her home after a long illness. Burial was in Vernal Memorial Park with grave dedication by Clarence Palmer. She was born March 11, 1903 in Vernal, married Carl Gardiner July 21, 1922 in Vernal and later in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She is survived by her husband six sons three daughters and 25 grandchildren along with brothers and sisters.
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Naples Ward Chapel
Zina Dee Gardiner
Garth Ross
Ada Openshaw
Verdin Goodrich
Linus Openshaw
Lowe Goodrich
Norman Mastem
Pegey Goodrich
Lola Wilson
Frances Southam
Rhea Goodrich
Wesley Bowden
O My Father
LeVell Manwaring
Whispering Hope
Verdin
Peggy Goodrich
Harmon S. Sowards
Glade
Elizabeth Sowards
Ray Jenkins
Vernal Memorial Park
Clarence Palmer
Garl D
Deloy E
Udell
Dale C
Wayne C
John A. Gardiner
Gardiner
Vernal
John Edwin
Mary Anderson Palmer
Carl Gardiner
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
LDS
Carl
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Ogden
Dale
Orangeville
Garth
Dean) Ross
Sparks
Nevada
Glen
Shirley) Morrison
Pittsburg
Calif
Mary Elizabeth Garddiner
Ed Palmer
Logan
Clyde Chivers
Lena Cal Mer
William Sutcif
Salt Lake City
Forest highway bid opened for five miles Manila to Greendale
Tiago Construction Co of Salt Lake City submitted a single bid of 315,300 for nearly five miles of forest highway between Greendale Junction and Manila. R. E. Simpson, district engineer for the Bureau of Public Roads in Salt Lake City, called the bid favorable and said it will go to the Denver regional office for approval or redesign of the specifications.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Denver
Venezuelan visitors tour Shaw home during World’s Fair trip
Merle Shriner and Lee Barlo of Maracailo Venezuela with Mr and Mrs Glen Blakesley of Venezuela visited Mr and Mrs Rocky Shaw Sunday afternoon. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Sammy Oy and a son from Artesia. Eli and Richard Fox of Moab visited Saturday evening. Mrs Shaw said the Venezuelan group’s highlight was watching dinosaur bones being dug up at the monument.
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Merle Shriner
Lee Bar!owe
Maracailo
Venezuela
Glen Blakesley Olno
Rocky
Shaw
Shaw Home
Sammy Oy
Artesia
Eli
Richard Fox
Moab
Rocky Shaw
Coarse Fish Killing Program on Green River Starts Sept. 3
Planning for the chemical rehabilitation of the Green River is nearly complete with the project, largest of its kind ever undertaken in the United States, set to begin September 3 prior to Flaming Gorge reservoir creation. The rotenone toxicant will be released at ten mile intervals along 445 miles of river and tributaries in Western Wyoming and Northern Utah to reduce nongame fish and boost trout populations, with safeguards to protect native fish downstream.
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Fontenelle
Forester Urges Fire Caution on National Forests
Forester warns that man made fires on National Forests are preventable through simple public precautions. Campers hikers and fishermen should follow rules: camp in regular grounds clear 10 feet around fires build away from trees soak out and cover dead fires. Smokers should use ash trays in cars and not discard cigarette butts. Fire conditions will be serious this summer. officials seek full public cooperation.
Vernal Amateur Rodeo Draws 1200 Fans Over Weekend
About 1200 persons attended the Vernal Amateur Rodeo on June 29 and 30. Winners and placings include Friday and Saturday results across saddle bronc bareback bull riding calf roping and team roping with multiple pairings led by Dan Rich Bus Rich Lucky Madsen and Gary Goodrich.
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Dea
Saddle Bronce
Hay Taylor
Nial Hobertson
Dan Cieffey
Dan Rich
Hus Rich
Pete Madsen
Don Claffey
Ray Taylor
Bus Rich
Bus Stich
Lucky Madsen
Sam Mead
Pete Madesen
Johnny Johnson
Dean Alllean
Dave Prather
Allen Rodgers
Darwin Dunn
Gary Goodrich
Leland McNeill
Charles Jenkins
Team Replig
Lee
June Graham
Vern Wagner
Delbert Pollard
Cleve Gentry
Ervin Wilkins
Aaron Wilkins
Richard Peterson
Julian Massey
New Utah Jobs Outlook From Kiwanis Talk
Rob ert E. Malladay of Utah Manufacturers Assn told Vernal Kiwanis that Utah will add about 3600 manufacturing jobs annually as total new and expanding plant spending reaches 50 million dollars each year. He cited high investment per job in chemicals petroleum and metals and noted a 6 percent return is not guaranteed for risk capital. He stressed consumer choices drive development under the enterprise system.
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