Little League Edges Toward Minor League Officers Vote
Minor league officers for six teams will be elected Friday in the county building. The program serves 150 major players and 90 minor players aged nine to twelve, with sponsors including Ashton’s, Utah-Colorado Gas, Traveler’s Insurance, Vernal Lions Club, and others. Mr. Green notes minor leagues develop skills and future citizens and invites all interested parents to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Merkley
Genevieve Stanti
Jownee Coleman
Helen Galley
Lorvita Preston
Shirley Hatch
Elizabeth
Green
Mr. Green
Ashton's
Utah-Colorado Gas
Traveler's Insurance Co
Vernal Lions Club
Superior Tire Service
Ross Construction Co
Intermountain Concrete Co
Vernal Drug
Great Lake Timber Co
America
Ward to Place 39,000 Plants for Welfare Drive
Women and children of Ashley Ward will plant 38,000 strawberry plants Saturday to raise welfare funds. Dee Kidd, project chairman, said a contract with W. J. Parks of Vernal covers the work. The planting will take place on Parks’ land in Jensen near the old Uluta Refinery across the river, starting at 5 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adoul
Ecumenical Church Program Features World Council Figures
The Church of C formed in 1057 hosts a program with Dr Merister as general board member and as an accredited visitor to World Council assemblies. Other guests include Rev Sidney Buckham and Willer Manspeaker. The program outlines business sessions, officer elections, and panel discussions on justice, culture, and Christian witness. Public meetings begin Thursday at 1:30 pm with a Thursday dinner and Friday banquet at Wendy's Treasure Chest.
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Merister
National Council of Churches
World Council of Churches
Amsterdam
Holland
Evanston
New Delhi
India
Herbster
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Norwood
Ohio
Cincinnati
British Council of Churches
Herester
Prospect
Heldelburg College
Tiffin
Heidelburg
Central
Eden, Seminary
Webster Groves
Miss
Ohio State University
Bre- Cormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Chicago Theological Seminary
Heidelburg College
Dayton
Sidney Buckham
Intermountain Convention
The
United Church of Christ
Burteh Beall
Salt Lake City
Kingsbury
Robert
George A. Harens
Kingsbury Community Church
Dinnond Country Club
Wendy's Treasure Chest
East Main
Clean Up Week Re scheduled For May 10 17 Uintah County
Clean Up Week has been rescheduled in Uintah County to May 10 through May 17 due to bad weather. Mrs. Melvin Burke is named campaign chairman. The schedule lists daily tasks from Sunday through the following Sunday including yard cleanups, fence repairs, painting, site selection for planting, mowing, and touring to assess progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aew
Uintah County
Melvin Burke
Burke
Werthestay
Report Seeks Raise in Drivers Ages
Utah Safety Council legislative committee on Tuesday adopted a proposal to set 16 as the minimum age to obtain a driver license. The move aims to raise the current age threshold for new drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Safety Council
Beautification Drive Gains Community Support
The Beautification Project in Delve gathers momentum with clubs and churches joining efforts to clean unsightly areas. Vernal Elons Club leads south of Main Street, Kiwanis west of Vernal Ave, Rotary north east side, LDS Seminaries clear highway litter to Naples, and Junior Horse Lover 4-H Club cleans Lapoint road west of Maeller.
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Delve
Dayl J. Webb
Vernal Elons Club
Main Street
Kiwanis [Club
Vernal Avenue
Main
Rotary Club
LDS
Vernal
Naples
Lapoint Road
Maeller, AU
Webb
Driver education age rule proposal from Utah State expert
A subcommittee report by Owen Slaugh and eight members proposes that students not passing driver education lose licensing eligibility until age 17. The plan ties the new age requirements to district provision of driver training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing
Owen Slaugh
Utah State University
Sl Sehri
Water Line Upgrade Incites Valley Population Rise
City estimates current water supply serves 8 000 residents across Vernal Maeser Glines Ashley Naples and Davis with 2 200 connections. Project led by Nelson Marshall for Ross Engineers costs 21 676.33 for pipe and 16 202 for bidding. construction started March 23 and will be finished next week.
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Vernal
Maeser
Glines
Ashley
Naples
Davis
Buell Bennett
Nelson Marshall
Ross Engineers
Whitcrocks Equipment Co
W. C. James
Vernals
Lds
Jack K. Dudgen
Amateur Radio Class Opens in Uintah County
Uintah County Civil Defense sponsors an Amateur Radio class with Burnell Haws directing. Sessions are held Wednesdays at 7 30 p m in the county building. Instructors include Dave Williams of Sandusteia Communications and Bob Ellsworth of the Forest Service. Students may form a Vernal chapter of Utah Amateur Radio Operators Association.
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Uintah County Civils Defense Organization
Burnell Haws
Dave Willams
Snndusteia Communications, Inc
Bob Ellsworth
The
Forest Service
Ikely
Utah
Amateur Radio Operators Association
Dir
Haws
Utah Cities Begin Receiving Flaming Gorge Power
Utah Power and Light Co lines extend to Brigham City Heber Morgan and Hyrum as Project Flaming Gorge power is wheeled toward central points. P A Blanchard UP&L vice president notes May 1802 contract to deliver high voltage power to government preference customers in Utah with more Colorado River Storage Project power to follow.
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Flaming Gorge
Utah Power and Light Co
Brigham City
Heber
Morgan
Hyrum
P. A. Blanchard
Up&l View
Bureau of Reclamation
Utility Company
Utah
Colorado River
Up&lines
Ernest Dean to Visit Vernal for Governor Campaign Event
Democratic nominee hopeful Ernest Dean will be in Vernal Friday for a dinner greeting at 7 11 pm and an informal gathering at 7 30 pm. The event invites local supporters and residents to meet the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dean
Utah
Cato Abe
Conference Notes on Stake Leadership Meetings
Conference schedule details stake leadership gatherings including Stake Primary Presidency meeting with General Board members from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and various stake presidency, high council, bishopric, branch presidencies, and clerks meetings with Elder Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Council
Elder Taylor
Stake Taiser Society
Irrigation board forms new river system with staged water delivery
The article outlines a new irrigation company appointing a director from each capital company. Members include Jenkins as chair and Richens Davis Gowirich Naples Colton McKenchnie Gillies and Wes Robbins. Office hours vary by day with extended after hours. Water will be delivered in blocks to curb waste, orders accepted, and billing by acre foot. Lloyd Winward sets up an IBM system to mail delivery day and hour notices. Water orders must be placed by 2 pm the day before delivery. The secretary invites questions about the organization. Users can call to learn water usage and balance. Water will be tracked on an acre foot basis defined as 1 cubic foot per second for 12 hours.
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Ram
Li New
Capal
Des Jenkins
Lynn Richens
Davis
Lowe Gowirich
Naples
Colton McKenchnie
Gillies
Wes Robbins
Vernal
Hacking
Lloyd Winward
IBM
Courtroom at county building invites delegates candidates
A notice invites all delegates and candidates to attend sessions in the courtroom at the county building. The public may also be present during proceedings and related events.
U S Highway 40 Plan Faces Ute Nation Meeting
Association officials and Ute Tribe leaders are set to discuss a proposed Highway 40 corridor crossing Indian lands with Utah State Road Commission meetings planned. The May 16 Denver gathering and local Clean Up Week are noted, alongside comments by lawmakers on Bonneville power pricing and river project contracts.
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Ing Gorge
Grand Canyon
Association
Indian Lands
Utah State Road Commission
U.S. Highway 40 Assn
Denver
Wallace F. Bexnett
Sherman Lloyd
Laurence Burien
Bonneville Power Administration
Upper
Colorado River
Hen Lindsay
Glade M. Sawards
Corraittee
Second Winter Chills Valley Relief Unseen
The valley faces continuing below normal temperatures with more snow possible. Vernal endures a cold spell after three days of wind rain hail and soggy snow. Apricot blossoms brown. some blue fingers. The Mercury records 24 degrees. Soil Conservation Service notes delayed snow melt and above average April precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Hall
Soil Conservation Service
Directors Accept Budget Trim After Commission Recommendation
The finance committee recommended dropping the annual $600 payment to U.S. 40 Association and trimming each committee's budget. The board of directors approved the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 40 Association
Board of Directors
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