Mueser 1st Dinner Honors Isabell Hacking
Mrs Isabel Hacking was entertained at a birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs George Oldham Tuesday af last week for her 79th birthday anniversary. Twenty six relatives were present. First Ward Gold and Green Ball was held Thursday night in the ward recreation hall decorated In Mawahan style with dancing to Eston and Vernon orchestra. A floor show by ward girls including a ballet by Linda Araye. Refreshments of punch and wafers served. Several locals visited in Salt Lake City for temple work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Hacking
George Oldham
First Ward
Ward
Eston and Vernon
Linda Araye
Rulon Anderson
Salt Lake City
Abe
Della Anderson
Clyde
Anderson
Rangely
Merrill
Michael Phillips
Porter Phillips
LDS Children’s Hospital
Charles Woodward
Mary Woodward
Roosevelt
Mra Woodward
Woodwards
Jensen
Serge Yeager
Amelia Ainge Mandey
Indian Lands Grab Bag Sale Slated March 9
A fresh grab bag sale of Uintah and Ouray allotments is set for March 9 at 2:00 pm, with roughly 50 tracts totaling about 3700 acres across the reservation. Bids, open to the public, must meet minimum values and require a 10 percent deposit. funds reduce delinquent irrigation charges before distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin M. Zollar
Evea
Whiterocks
Tabiona
Bridgeland
Myton
Randlett
Ouray
Bureau
White River
Forest Service Builds Steel Girder Bridge at Rock Creek
The Forest Service on the Altonah Ranger District of Ashley National Forest completed a steel girder bridge in Rock Creek near Miner's Gulch Campground about four miles south of Davies Lodge. Built last fall after hunting season, it replaces an old unsafe bridge and will support increased timber hauling and other Forest uses in a growing recreation area. Ranger Kuhns cited the bridge as a vital link to better use available forest resources and road networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Rock Creek
Altonah
Ashley National Forest
Ianger
Gene L. Kubna
Miner's Gulch
Davies Lodge
Kuhns
Altonah Ranger District
Fishing Plan Outlined for Utah Manmade Lakes
The Department of Fish and Games announced a plan for Utahs man made lakes treated chemically in recent years and a new water opening for fishing this season. Red Creek Reservoir in Duchesne County will stock small game fish to reach watchable sizes by 1962, with Mons and Otter Creek reservoirs slated to open in 1961. Palisade Lake Pineview and Tropic Reservoirs treated in 1959 will open this year after last years fry stocking, Gooseberry Reservoir and Beach Pond treated in 1958 also begin general seasons. Higher altitude waters may yield small but gamey cutthroat trout. Restocking and management depend on multiple factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fish and Games
Utah
Red Creek
Duchesne County
Central Utah
Mons
Otter Creek
Palisade Lake
Pineview
Tropic Reservoir
Gooseberry
Beach Pond
Halogeton Widens in Western States Threat to Livestock
Dr Wayne Binns of USDA and Utah State University notes Halogeton poisoning has risen across 11 western states since 1934, spreading beyond Utah and Nevada. Control is hard. sheepmen should avoid overnight grazing in infested zones and supplement sheep with calcium carbonate when moving through these areas to reduce poisoning risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Binns
Usda Animal Disease and Parasite Research Division
Utah State University
U.S
Nevada
Wayne Cook
USA
Department policy on fishery stocking and lake recovery
The agency outlines factors affecting growth including water depth temperatures and food supply and whether fish can be recovered if a lake may dry. The policy favors stocking sub legal or small fish in all treated and newly created waters.
Calcium Oxalate Poison Linked to Plant Feed Toxins
USDA findings show di calcium phosphate mixed with grain or alfalfa pellets up to five percent, with a quarter pound fed daily to each animal during trails through Halogen n Ingested areas. The plant contains sodium and potassium oxalates that enter the bloodstream, bind calcium to form calcium oxalate, and are filtered by the kidneys causing rapid calcium loss, coma, and death within nine to eleven hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Ex-Resident Dies Recently In Grand Junction
Ex resident Mrs R J Blaney 50 of 1848 Third Ave Grand Junction formerly of Vernal died Feb 1 at 410 pm at sister Mrs Sam Murray 1260 Ouray Ave Grand Junction. Stricken by heart attack after arriving for a visit She was born Jan 11 1911 at Vernal lived in Vernal Green River before moving to Grand Junction 41 years ago. Married Jan 12 1927 her husband a Mesa Flour Mill truck driver She was a member of the LDS Church Surviving include her husband sister son Bud Claney and her mother Mrs Lida Pope both of Grand Junction and two
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R. J. Blaney
Third Ave
Grand Junction
Vernal
Sam Murray
Ouray Ave
Blaney
Murray
Jennie D. Hatch
Green River
Ground Junction
Mesa
Mra Blaney
LDS Church
Bud Claney
Lida Pope
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Lynn Reynolds
Lake City
Frank Lineford
Provo
1St Ward Explorers
Roosevelt Stakes Gym
Larry Hacking
Britt Horrocks
Eugene McConkie
Boyd Ashby
Dennis Price
Glendon Simper
George
McConkie
Lard Johnson
Laird
Verdin Johnson
Spera Rand Co
Salt Lake Ye
Uintah High School Utes
David Roberts
Ruby * Fitzwater
Baby
Duchesne
Bernice Abplanilo
Almira Snow
Reed Fietkau
Springville
Ralph McConkie
East Lake City
Jesse Burke
Mr. Burke
Th Behunin
Ronnie Behunin
Leroy Kuchler
Maeser Trailer Park
Glings Ward
Ralph Thacker
Altamont
Indian Lands
Ute
Johnny Cons
Union High School
Chicago
Moat
Washington
D. C
National Congress of American Indians
U's Indian
Froming
Mra
Samuel J. Lanshan
Washington, D. C
Jason Cuci
Henry Cuci
Lanahan
Francis McKinley
Ouray McConk
Fria
Virgin Islands
NCAI
Holiday Motel
Credit Gards
Freee Wette Ter
Goat Beyond
Congren
Motor Hotels
Red Creek Lake
Grand Jet
Blue Mountain Antennas
Ashley Valley
W. Main
East Main
Vernal, Utah
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