Salt Lake Funeral Held Wednesday For Ray Dillman
Ray Dillman longtime Utah leader dies at 72 in Salt Lake City hospital. Funeral services were held at Parleys Ward Chapel with burial in Wasatch Memorial Gardens. Dillman served in LDS leadership roles and held public offices, leaving a widow, four children, and many grandchildren.
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Salt Lake
Ray Dillman
Vernalite
Vernal Fourth Ward
Edwin Smith
Ute Indian Trading Post
Smith
Salt Lake City
Tey Eugene Dillman
Jeader
Salt Lake Hospital
Par Jeys St Ward Chapel
Wasatch Memorial, Gardens
Long Beach Family Visits Preece Relatives in Town
Dr and Mrs Don Willardson and their two children of Long Beach California visit Mrs Willardson's parents Mr and Mrs Karl B Preece. Mrs Willardson is the former Lella Truth Preece. The Willard family plans to return home Sunday via Las Vegas accompanied by Mrs Preece.
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Don G. Willardson
Long Beach
California
Cedar Springs Boat Ramp Work Underway
Ralph Child Construction Company has begun earth moving on the Cedar Springs boat ramp under Ash ley Forest Supervisor A Rt. McConkle. The ramp lies where the current road meets the high water clearing near the swine bridge from the Vernal side. Traffic may be delayed through the construction zone. The project aligns with Flaming Gorge water impoundment timetable to provide ready lake access as water reaches the ramp. A similar ramp and surfacing contract will be advertised after July 1.
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Ralph Child
Cedar Springs
A. Rt. McConkle
Ashley Forest
Flaming Gorge
McConkle
U.S. Forest Service
Employment continued committees form at White River bridge
The text lists committee appointments for public affairs agriculture and livestock and industrial development with names such as Dr R Bruce Gary Sprouse Ken Aycock Everett Coon and many others. It notes a contractor at the White River bridge awaiting river level changes and mentions plush Japanese dinosaurs priced around 2 29 for retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Bridge
Don Millecam
Japan
R. Bruce
Christians
Gary Sprouse
Ken Aycock
Hay E. Nash
Dan Q. Price
Sam Snyder
Cal Sorensen
Agriculture and Livestock
Roland Merkley
Lewis Bowman
Everett Coon
Rulon Hacking
Ben Lindsay
Curt McCoy
Ken McLean
Lorin Merkley
Sid Merkley
Deloss Reynolds
Milt Searle
Ken Stringham
Need Taylor
Eugene Weilst
Industrial Development
Ken Sowards
J. R. Armstrong
E. J. Ballard
Buell Bennett
Paul Borden
Don Cowley
Dave Elias
Barclay Gardner
Tom Grus
C. 8. Hodge
Wm. Hayes
Wallace Jeannerett
Frank Merrill
C. J. Neal
Robert Northcutt
Henry Schaefermeyer
Wm. Slaugh
Grant Southam
Wm. Sweenvy
4H Officers Training Meeting And Club Report
A 4H officers training meeting is set for Friday June 29 at 10 am in the Courthouse with enrollment sheets due to the Extension Service office by June 29. The Little Chefs 4-H club met at 2 20 with Kaye Richens presenting a celery dicing demonstration and a makeup meeting planned Thursday at the home of another leader.
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Extension Service
Heperte
Lorene Johnson
Little Chefs
Kaye Richens
Ashton's
MES Connects 47 Gas Wells in Uintah Basin
Mountain Fuel Supply Co has connected 47 natural gas wells in the Uintah Basin to a 20 inch transmission line. Three more wells are being connected with a six inch gathering system at Rainbow Unit, 85 miles south of Vernal. The system also gathers gas from Reck Mouse and Ute. A dehydration unit is placed at each well to remove liquids from the gas. Most of the gathering system is above ground, except where it crosses roads and streams.
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Mountain Fuel Supply Co
Uintah
Rainbow
Vernal
MFS
Lions Elect New Officers and Report Yearly Balance
Mr Hammond presented a 100 percent secretary's report. New officers were sworn in: Glen Oldroyd president Leland Rex 1st vice president Lloyd Winward 2nd vice president Larson Caldwell 3rd vice president secretary Keith Adams treasurer Elwood A Gee Hontamer Rev John Doyle tail twister Arthur Schaefermeyer board of directors Frank R Walker chorister Archie Johnson organist Retiring president Cooper reported $2500 spent on projects and about $4000 earned. Twelve new members joined bringing total to 84. Twenty two were fitted with glasses unable to afford them. Alvin Weeks presented new treasurer Gee with $2868.39 profits from convention.
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Hammond
Grade M. Sowards
Sowands
Glen Oldroyd
Leland G. Rex
Lloyd Winward
Lar+son Caldwell
Keith Adams
Elwood A. Gee
John Doyle
Tamer
Arthur Schaefermeyer
Buell Bennett
Wm. B. Wallis
Frank R. Walker
Archie Johnson
Cooper
Ioward
Arthur Schactermeyer
Ross Warner
Geraldine Washburn
Alvin Weeks
Elywood Gee
Basin TV expands Vernal cable network growth noted
Henderson reports Vernal cable system doubled viewers over the past year. Two new four mile lines extend service to Doc's Beach road area and homes south of Leon Christensen, linking Maeser Vernal and Gilcrest regions under Basin Television. The firm also serves four hotels ten motels and twelve trailer courts with television service.
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Basin T.V
Tape-A-Thon Co
Basin T.V. F.M
Peasapabe
Bir Henderson
Vernal
Leon Christensen
Maeser
Gilnes
Basin Television
T.V
Bridge projects advance with canyon road work planned
A note from Whiterocks to Yln ta Canyon states roadwork delays due to fund transfers to the White River project are resolved and the canyon road is scheduled to begin in 1985, with the main bridge work anticipated ahead of that schedule.
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Whiterocks
Ylnta Canyon
White River
Stanton Visitors on Vernal trip during art week
Stanton family from Vernal visited the Uintah Mountain area during art week. Elder Stanton, a retired railway conductor, accompanied by parents Mr and Mrs Fleet Stanton of Mureon South Dakota and David Stanton of Mankato Minnesota, toured 140 miles with friends. Fleet Stanton works as a civil engineer with the Ashby National Forest Service.
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Stanton
Fleet L
Families Journey West for Reunion and Visits
Jack N Anderson and seven children travel from Hethesda Stary land to visit sister Mrs Glade Sownards in California. Anderson's husband Mrs Clarence Walker joins later. Walker is writer for Drew Pearson Parade Magazine and author. They recently returned to West Morland California. Mrs Walker and grandson Michael Ashton toured northwest including the Seattle World’s Fair. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Ray Mass and family visited Vernal en route to Glenwood Springs for Ball family reunion. Moss family longtime Vernal residents.
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Jack N. Anderson
Hethesda
Staryland
Glade Sownards
Anderson
California
Clarence Walker
Jack
Halph Ashton
Westmorland
Ray Mass
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Ball
Moss
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Flaming Gorge Reservoir
Thane Siena
Foseman
Spanish Fork
Thorn Construction Co
Forest Service
E. Smith
Eldon Billings
Melba Sargent
Clyde Anderson
Kathy Candick
Eleanor Marshall
Phil Watking
Wit Walker
Smitl
LDS Church
Harmony
Sowardy
Mr. Smith
Danna Dee Smith
LaRoe Caldwell
Eryln Richardson
Eloise Adams
Harold E. Hullinger
Whispering Hope
Warren Richardson
Vernal Memorial Park
Maurice Smith
MA. Dillman
Henry H. Blood
Utah State Senate
Utah Colorado Water Storage Commission
Mr. Dillman
Western States Mission
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
LDS Temple
Roosevelt
LDS Stake
School For the Blind
Ogden
Utah State Agricultural College
Utah State University
State Board of Education
Utah Junior College Board
Simon P
Julia Davis Dillman
Mildred M. Myles
LDS, Temple
Dillman
Brigham Young University
University of Utah
University of Chicago
Western States
LDS
Diliman and
DI Man
Rooseevit
His
May Earl
Miles
Orem
Paul
Nam) Lunt
Cedar
Cry
Harold
Mary) Eldredge
Fair Oaks
Call
Loren
Dorothy) Unsaker
San Diego
Calif
Slaters
Fern Houston
Isabelle [Armston
Provo
MES
Lions
Paye 1
Drew Pearson
Sfe
Parade Magazine
Its
Andersons
Cudahy
Vienna
HOLLY
Libsy
Kellogg's
SAL
GIAN
Tastewell
Las
Santa Rosa
Jelly Rolls Company Baca
Hanns
Swift's
SWIFT
Ashton
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