Uintah Utes Reach B Tournament Bid With 42 40 Win
Uintah Utes clinched a spot in the regional tournament by beating Moab 42 40 and will face Manti High Saturday for a chance to advance to BYU Fieldhouse in Provo March 18 19 20 21 If Uintah wins they join Manti as a 6th team in the state event highlighting team spirit and district pride The district also heard from Mrs Haslem region 6l director on lunch program stakes and funding fears at a Salt Lake City gathering chaired by Sen Stringham
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Utah
Muth Haslem
Women's Legislative Council
Salt Lake City
Haslem
B. Stringham
Mittec
Suleeeee
Stringham
Utes
Brigham Young University
I N
Provo
Richfield
Mani
Uintah High School
Unis
Price
Moab
Jess Johnson
Ute
Vernal Firm Wins Bids For Road Gravel and Cover Material
Vernal Sand and Gravel won State Road Commission bids to supply gravel surface material for Uintah County stockpile northeast of the Bonanza Road junction and Duchesne County stockpiles at Strawberry Valley and near Duchesne City. Key quantities include 10 000 tons of gravel surface type A, 2000 long of gravel surface 1/2 inch max, and 2500 tons of cover material type A.
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State Road Commission
Uintah County
Bonanza Road
Highway 40
Duchesne County
Strawberry Valley
Duchesne City
Carter Oil Plans Wasatch Formation Test in Duchesne County
Carter Oil Company announces a 28200 foot Wasatch Formation test in center of SENW Section 25 35 5W Duchesne County Utah. Location lies 1 1/2 miles from Duchesne between Fiat Mesa and Duchesne Fields. Nearest production at Fiat Mesa four miles northwest. Tests target the Wasatch Formation.
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Duchesne County
Utah
Carter Oil Company
Duchesne
Fiat Mesa
Five Year Old Shot by Companion at Play
Bruce White, five, was treated for a .22 caliber gunshot wound after fellow child Craig Hammond, also five, unlocked a cabinet and fired while the boys amused themselves with a board as a target. White released from Uintah County Hospital Monday.
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Bruce White
Uintah Counsry Hospital
Craig Hammond
Woodrow White
Carl Taley
Vernal City Police
Hamormad
White
Citizens Appoint Committee to Plan Booster Club
Vernal Monday night chose a five member committee at Uintah High School to organize a booster club. Members: Ralph Preece chair, L. Siddoway, Jon Barr, Stan King and Frank Wright. The group will plan the organization and nominate officers to build community athletic support and assist coaches. Jack Curtice, Utah head football coach, spoke on booster clubs and reorganization ideas during the dinner. D. Roberts and son visited Salt Lake City Tuesday.
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Vernal
Wve
Uintah High School
Jack Curtice
University of Utah
Drive Begins To Gather Clothes For Needy Children
A local drive starts to collect clothing for needy children in America and overseas. The effort supports Save the Children Federation’s Eleventh Annual Clothing Crusade, aiding Korea, Europe, rural U S areas, and reservations. Clean warm garments and cash donations are urged, with bundles sent to local schools or mailed to Save the Children Federation New York.
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America
J. M. Lundell
Ccal
Save the Children Federation
United States
Fede
Korea
Europe
Popagy
Lundell
Eight Avenue
New York City
P-TA Supports School Lunch and Fluoridation
Approximately 120 persons attended the Uintah High School PTA meeting in the auditorium Monday evening. Reports on school lunch, fluoridation of Vernal City's water supply, vandalism, pep club problems, and broader educational issues were heard as the Utah Education Association meeting loomed. Mrs. Tom Hatch presided with reports led by Mrs. Wm. A. Jacobes. The group unanimously adopted motions of the Congress of Parents and Teachers to support state administration of lunch programs, and voted to back city water supply fluoridation after Q&A with Dr. John Shimmin and Dr. Dan Price. Amendments to the constitution were adopted, and a motion to send amendments to the Utah Congress of PTA for approval passed. Committee reports followed, including one on pep club problems led in the chair’s absence by Mrs. Chris Axelgard.
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Uintah High Ool
Utah Educational Association
Mrz
Tom Hatch
Mra
Wm. A. Jacobes
John Shimmin
Dan Price
Jay Cook
Utah Congress of Pta
Cooper
Pep’ Club
Chris Axelgard
Vermal Chamber to elect five new directors at meeting
Vernal Chamber of Commerce moves to fill four expiring board seats at the fourth annual meeting to be held at Hotel Vernal on Monday March 30. Ten nominees named to the nominating committee include officers and members, with further nominations possible by March 14 or at the meeting. The secretary-manager Ward will resign to take a new post in Canyon City Colorado.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Hotel Vernal
Glenn K. Cooper
Dewey Ross
Francis Feitch
B. J. Stringham
T. Ri Senger
Whitney D. Hammond
Russell Hickey
Bill Slaugh
Curtieidley
J. Frank Ward
Ward W
Chamber of Commerce
Canyon City
Calo
Two Vernal Businesses Change Hands This Week
Searle's Saving Center at 528 West Main passes from Woodey B. Searle to Abe Greenband effective March 2. Mischel's Beauty Shop at 45 North Vernal Avenue also gains new owner, Charles Cleman, formerly head stylist at Crescent Department Store Spokane, promising modern shaft cutting and sitting.
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Searle's Saving Center
West Main
Abe Greenband
Woodey B. Searle
Searle Gas
Maeser
Mischel
North Vernal Avenue
Pew
Chares Cleman
Cresent
Spokane
Washington
Vernal
Mode O'Day Opens Vernal Store March 20
Mode O Day will open in Vernal on Friday March 20 under owners Louie and Donna Abelen of Vernal Shoe Store. The new shop at 24 South Avenue West will be one of Mode O Day’s roughly 00 U S stores featuring dresses blouses and accessories at popular prices. The Vernal location has been remodeled with modern fixtures including display windows and indirect lighting.
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Vernal
Louie
Donna Abelen
Abegs- Vernal
South Avenue West
Oppers
Ft Duchesne Boy Injured When Struck by Car
Five year old Arnold Jenkins of Ft. Duchesne suffered severe head lacerations and bruises after being struck by a car at Roosevelt intersection around 3:00 pm Tuesday. He was the son of Mrs. Zoe Moore and Milton Jenkins. The vehicle, driven by 28 year old Charles Kenneth Ward of Roosevelt, was moving south on a green light when the boy suddenly darted into the street. A duty officer shouted to stop. The boy attempted to retreat then ran back into the car’s path.
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Ft. Duchesne
Arnold Jenkins
Roosevelt
Zoe Moore
Milton Jenkins
Charles Kenneth Ward
Funeral Services For Sarah Rich Young Held In Vernal
Funeral services for Sarah D Rich Young of Roosevelt were held in the Vernal Third Ward Chapel on Sunday at 2 pm under the direction of Martin Curtis or Samuel B Woolley. Mrs Young, once a Vernal resident, died at her daughter’s home in Roosevelt last Thursday afternoon from age related causes. A mixed quartet performed Softly and Tenderly with Alice Woolley and others in attendance, as the service opened with invocation by Franklin G Brough.
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Sarah Rich Young
Sarah D. Rich Young
Roosevelt
Third Ward
Martin Curtis
Samuel B. Woolley
Young
Eugene Harmston
Sayerrior
McLea
Hp. R. V
Swimming Pool Set For May 30 Opening In Vernal
Vernal city pool has been painted and prepared for opening on May 30. City manager LeRoy Taylor says a manager for the season has not yet been chosen and applications are being received at the City Office. Jen Ovard will not return as manager as he plans to spend the summer in school.
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Vernal
LeRoy Taylor
Jen Ovard
City Expands Water Filings as Vernal Plans Growth
Vernal City files on water rights at Trout Creek Reservoir Ashley Spring and three Ashley Canyon sites to support future wells. City states filings do not affect existing rights and reservoir filling will depend on irrigation needs and farm usage. McConkie No 4 oil well capped but kept as culinary water source. Local residents travel for visits. pool management plans await new manager. park improvements announced near pool.
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Anust
Trout Creek Heservior
Ashley Spring
Ashley Canyon
Ling
Trout Creek
Ashley Springs
Asheley
Canyon
Oly Council
McConkie No
Rust and Preece Capture Vernal Declamation Finals
Dilworth Rust and Adoree Preece won the Vernal Seminary and Stake education board declamation finals held Sunday at the Vernal Second Ward chapel. They received Triple Combination Sets of the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Pearl of Great Peace for their talks titled Example and The Strength of Being Clean. Finalists Kenney Ashby Ralph Olsen Elaine Davis Ora Foe Wardle also won copies of Minute Masterpieces. Judges were Jack X Walls Grant Sith Ernest Dennison.
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Nnals of Witch
Vernal Second Ward
Rust
Preece
Kenney Ashby
Ralph Olsen
Elaine Davis
Ora Foe Wardle
Lynn N. Murdock
Stake Board of Education
Jack X
Walls
Grant Sith
Ernest Dennison
Mra
Max Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Lewis Fife
Graham Mollingworth
50 Awards Given at Tourney at Uintah High School
Conoco's basketball team won top spot in the Gold 1 Medal Tournament at Uintah High School. Ten teams competed over three nights with Conoco taking first, Faculty second, and American Legion third. Garrett led scoring with 50 points, Woodbury had 54, and McConna 46.
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Conoco
Uln-Itah High School
Como
American Legion
Vell
Medac
Western Life
Coop
Herts
Poet Shop
Roosevelt
Faculty
Coneco
Ameri’ Tan Legion
Manahiy Tea
Pran Nizight
Bert's
Sport Shop
Sor
Zoach
Marcus Garrett
Garrett
Lunt
Woodbury
Carroll
Bastian
Wright
Oward
Snyder
McConna
Halverson
Mardy
Nicke
Brady
Aptor
Merrell
Uintah High School
Lions and Jaycees Donkey Ball Game Promised
The Lions and Jaycees plan a donkey ball game at Ulnah Ugh School in Crescent Oklahoma on Monday with Dunham sponsoring. Teams will ride donkeys, jump ball starts play, and players pass to teammates while ropes are held. Admission is 50 cents for children and students and one dollar for adults.
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Dunham
Crescent
Oklahoma
Conservation clash delays Colorado river bill in Congress
The Colorado Storage and Participating Projects bill faced delay and was not introduced as planned Tuesday. Conservationists press a bill barring dam construction in national parks and monuments while legislators, including Rep. Leroy Johnson and Rep. William Dawson, push hearings and debate on the issue. Colorado and Upper Basin representatives met to coordinate effort as Interior Secretary Douglas McKay agreed to act once the department is organized.
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Colorado
Congress
Echo Park Dam
National Parks and Monuments
House’ Interior Committee
Leroy Johnson
Callf
William A. Dawson
Wayne Aspinall
J. W. Penfield
Ily
Iestd Lake
Penfield
Utah
Upper Basin
Interior
Douglas McKay
Kot
Arthur V. Wathking
Colorado River Development Committee
Safeway Vernal Announces Week One Prize Winners
Safeway store in Vernal names Mes Earl Swain and the youngest grandmother at 38 winners for week one of the two week anniversary event. Jim Aker and spouse win for closest baby Jogathan four months, with prizes awarded at 4 p.m. Week two includes prizes for the youngest married couple and a Family Circle magazine reader. Barnum and Bailey midget Peanuts performs for children with free peanut snacks.
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Safeway
sadPany
Vernal Safeway
Mes
Earl Swain
Jim Aker
Jogathan
Family Circle Magazine
Gerald Ash+ wi
Inschido
South Bend
Two Bond Plans Considered By Jey Ulatah School Board
The Jey Ulatah School District discussed two bond proposals at a regular board meeting. One plan would clear current debt and fund $1,000,000 in new building projects over nine years with a 10 mill levy, to be completed by 1963, while the other would use an 8 mill levy to finish earlier, with district evaluations around 1983 and 14,000,000 in later years. Members Ann King and Ruth Waslem of the Citizens Building Survey Committee reported cooperation with the board. A state building survey is not yet providing figures, and a special meeting is set to inspect schools.
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Board of Education
Citizens Bunlding
Ann King
Ruth Waslem
Lundell
State Building Su Commission
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Uintah
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FrAy
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Oliver
Stout Gil Bittle
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Stan Robbins
Tess A. Haws
Jack
BYU
Carter
D. Roberts and Son
Salt
Department of Employment Security
Curtie Py Harding
Pens
Department
Harding
P-Ta
V. Bh. Nielson
Gaden
James A. Larson
Vernal L. Nielson
George Johnalon
Jens
Ogden Pridsy
Mre. Johnston
Nel Mo Smith
Neay Seld
Vernality
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Dilworth Rust
Adoree Preece
Adeuree
Jamation
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