LDS Stake Conference Opens With Mission Emphasis
Stake President Wm 5B. Wallis announced a new missionary effort and urged members to be accountable in assignments. Dale Slade reported strong growth in missionary work after returning from the Alaska Canadian Mission. The morning featured songs led by Wardle and Caldwell, with invocations by bishops Rondo Sullivan and Leo Hacking. Afternoon speakers included LaMond Tullis and Randal McKee, as choirs performed Psalm of Praise and O Ye Mountains Kligh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cook
Wardle
Caldwell
Elders of
Israel
Rondo Sullivan
Vernal Sth Ward
Press
Laurence Fox
Daraalena Hatch
Relief Society Board
Fay Jones
YWMIA
Stake
Wm 5B
Wallis
LDS
Fox
Tie
Dale Slade
Alfred W. Uhrhan
General Welfare Committee
Dleness
Uhrahan
Tuttle
Lord
O. N. Olsen
California
Leo Hacking
Maeser and Ward
Margene Hall
Stake Orgenial
O Ye Mountains Kligh
Garth Batty
Glines Ward
Jesus
LaMond Tullis
Randal McKee
Ethel Palmer
Ywmila Board
Marsale Siddeway
Marle Chris Jensen
Abrhan
Father
Charles
Ashley Ward
Utah Fishing Waters Open July 4 Details Listed
The Department of Fish and Game announced waters opening to angling on July 4 across Utah. Listed are West Fork drainage Duchesne River in Duchesne County July 4 to Nov 30, Red Creek drainage above Highway 40 in Duchesne and neighboring counties July 4 to Nov 30, East Canyon Reservoir and Creek above reservoir in Morgan County July 4 to Nov 30, Big Creek drainage in Utah County July 4 to Nov 30, Currant Creek drainage above Highway 40 in Wasatch County July 4 to Nov 30, and all Strawberry Reservoir tributaries in Wasatch County July 4 to Sept 1. Lakes Fork and Center Creeks in Wasatch County are not open to fishing this year. The department notes further proposals and timelines.
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Utah
Department of Fish and ‘Game
West Fork
Duchesne River
Duchesne County
Red Creek
Highway 40
Duchesne
Pmrates
East Canyon
East Canyon Creek
Morgan County
Om Big Creek
Fich J
Wasatch
Strawberry Reservoir
Wasatch County
cayThe Lakes
Hingspott
Roposing
sEagi Department
Local Chamber notes federal fish hatchery and road plans
Rehige reports dinner with John Crow Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Letter from Senator Bennett and Frank Briggs about Jones Hole Fish Hatchery and trout needs for Upper Colorado projects. Survey of sites continues. Dino saur Land literature request from Auto Club of New York. Vernal Manila road realignment to shorten travel and preserve Sheep Creek beauty. Future Flaming Gorge meeting. certificate for past Vernal Chamber president approved.
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Siddoway
John Crow
Wallace F. Bennett
Frank Briggs
Jones Hole
Briggs
Colorado River
Flaming Gorge
Jones Tole Althrough
Frank E. Moss
Douglas Chew
Chamber
Auto Club of New York
Elk Creek
Dowd Mountain
Sheep Creek
Manila
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Funeral services held for Teddy Ray Cloward in Vernal
Funeral services were held Saturday at the Fourth Ward Chapel in Vernal for Teddy Ray Cloward who died on his 82nd birthday June 21. Bishop Clyde Anderson conducted the service with prayers, songs, and tributes from Victor Bing ham Ralph Olsen and others. Burial followed at Maeser Fairview Cemetery. pallbearers included Red Spruell Jack Voyles and Leon Kenney. Cloward, born June 21 1928 in Vernal, was married to Doris Massey and worked as a heavy equipment operator. he was a former Navy serviceman and LDS Church member. He is survived by his wife three daughters two sons and his parents and brother.
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Teddy Ray Cloward
Vernal Fourth _Ward
van Massey
Cloward
Clyde Anderson
Victor Bingham
Ralph Olsen
Dana Dee Smith
Keith Adams
Dorothy Luck
Dani Huber
Glade
Elizabeth Sowards
Ervln Richardson
Marvin Slade
Maeser Fairview
Ervin Searle
Ogden
Red Spruell
Jack Voyles
Leon Kenney
Boyd Winn
U.S. Navy
Athes Putelde Iah
Vernal
Dughters
Kathryn Sue
Ted Rocky
Christina
Robert Lee
Cindy Ann
Wallace Siddoway
von Cloward
Waters on private lands urged anglers to show caution
The later opening waters lay on private property and anglers were urged to exercise care and respect for these lands during the special reasons listed. Most waters are expected to yield good creel numbers, except East Canyon Reservoir, drained last year and not restocked this year due to a very low water table.
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East Canyon
Rodeo draws near record crowds at Ver nal Amateur show
About 2000 attendees and nearly 100 contestants filled the Ver nal Amateur Rodeo Night Show on Friday and Saturday. Lynn Siddeway, secretary treasurer, reported prize money totaled 1980 dollars. Winners include Dave Catoure and Kenny Mahaney in bareback riding and Mahaney again in saddle bronc on Saturday night.
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Vernal
Lynn Siddeway
Siddoway
Dave Catoure
Johnny Mahaney
Kenny Mahaney
Lucky Madsen
Gary Goodrich
Gene Gamble
Bil Barnes
Bill
Jack Barnes
Aaron
George Wilkins
Bea Horton
Louis War
Richard Peterson
Julian Massey
Woodey Searle
Ervin Wilkins
Glenn
Roger Tabb
Legion officers elected and awards given at meeting
James Ranson of Tremonton is second vice president and Mrs Leslie D. from Clearfield is third vice president. Mrs Mabel RB tae of Coalville is historian and Mrs Duane Lower of Ogden is department chaplain. Mrs Ruby Farnsworth of Salt Lake City is national executive committee woman with an alternate. Glendon W. Peysar of Dugway retires as department commander. budget, reports and awards were discussed at Sunday meetings from 8:36 am to mid afternoon.
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James Ranson
Tremonton
Leslie D. Ie Clearfield
Mabel RB Tae
Coalville
Mstorian
Duane Lower
Ogden
Dupin
Ruby Farnsworth
Salt Lake City
Glendon W. Peysar
Dugway
McShene
Auxillary
Kingsbury Church Groundbreaking Draws Community Turnout
The Kingsbury groundbreaking ceremony featured diverse groups. Art Kindt read a dedication line as trustees Gib Bennett Edith Cooper Ica Mumm Harold Reader and Bob Jones turned the first shovels. Mayors and ministers joined, with women deaconesses and Guild members taking turns. Pauline Thorne led the nursery crowd and children helped dig. Refreshments followed. Monday and Tuesday work progressed with site planning and excavation.
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Art Kindt
Church of
Deb Casada
Gib Bennett
Edith Cooper
Ica Mumm
Harold Reader
Bob Jones
Mayor Miracle
Father Tall
Ministrial Association
E. J. Ballard
Paul Pugh
Claude Woodrel
Mary Ratlite
Bertha White
Bess Woodrel
Lenore Oldrich
Kenneth Yindt
Susan Bennett
John Kindt
Pauline Thorne
Kingsbury Sunday School
Vernal
Wilcox Academy
al Nelson
Senderson
Tom Howells
Howells
Howard Ey Marétineau
Aleq
S Mesa
Xi Howells
Letters to the Editor Defend Post Office Shrubs
Leo C Thorne argues against removing lilac bushes at the Post Office. He praises evergreens for year round color, laments loss of bird perches and seasonal blooms, and anticipates spring blossoms and fragrance. He urges preservation for esthetic value and appeals to readers who value nature.
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Leo C
Thorne
Clinton County grants permit for warehouse project
County commissioners approve a building permit for a warehouse east of Vernal along U S 40 near Ross Construction Co. A Vernal Chamber official reports Indian Department funds and bridge construction approval for the White River at Ouray. Recreation plans include tennis courts at the county park and possible square dance space. Also approved are 150 feet of bleachers for the county fairgrounds, to be delivered unpainted with seats high for 1130 dollars.
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Clinton County
Rodney Ross
Vernal
U.S. 40
Ross Construction Co
L. Y. Siddoway
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Indian Dept
White River
Ouray
Renee Caldwell
Representlg Vernal Lion Club
New City County Park
Roy Showalter
Woodey
Searle
Graveside Rites for Hardinger Baby Held at Vernal Cemetery
Graveside services were conducted for Rebecca Jane Heardinger at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery. The infant, born June 24 1961 to Austin and Nelda Burns Hardinger, died Sunday night at Uintah County Hospital one day after birth. The service featured opening prayer by Cy Bil Slaugh, a vocal solo Secret Prayer, and remarks by Marold Davis. Franklin Hardinger dedicated the grave. Survivors include parents, Vernal, two brothers Clyde and Allen, two sisters Judy and Bonnie, grandmothers Mrs George Yarddinger and Mrs Viola Burns, Vernal, and great-grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Cloward of Vernal.
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Vernal Memorial Park
Rebecca Jane Heardinger
Uintah County Hospital
Cy Bil Slaugh
Marilyn Call
Marold Davis
Franklin Hardinger
Rebecca Jane Hardinger
Austin and
Nelda Burns Hardinger
Vernal
Clyde
Allen
Judy
Bonnie
George M. Yardinger
Roosevelt
Viola Burns
Anne Albert Cloward
Graveside rites for Ray Dell Atwood Thursday
Graveside services for Ray Dell Atwood one day old son of Delmore and Anna Belle Bryant Atwood will be held Thursday at 11 am in the Vernal City Cemetery. The infant died Tuesday in Uintah County Hospital from prematurity. Survivors include the parents Vernal, a sister Dana Lee, four grandparents and other relatives.
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Ray Dell’ Atwood
Delmore
Annabelle Bryant Atwood
Vernel City
Uintah County Hospital
Vernal
Danna. Lee
Fred
Emmett Hall
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