Uintah Runs Away With Regional Track Meet at Price
The Uintah Utes dominated the Regional Track Meet at Carbon Junior College in Price, scoring 11644 points to outpace South Emery with 58. Uintah claimed 7 firsts, 7 seconds, and several thirds and fourths. Fifteen Uintah athletes earned podiums and qualified for the state meet at the University of Utah on May Saturday.
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Uintah
Price
Uintah Utes
Carbon Junior College
South Emery
Utes
Raymond Hatch
Neldon Slaugh
Don Parr
Duane Slaugh
Gary McCarrell
Ted Hatch
Wack Cooksey
Lee Wilkins
Lloyd Freestone
University of Utah
Uintah Shines At Roosevelt Region Music Festival
Uintah sent 120 students to the Roosevelt Region Music Festival held April 25. Of 33 entries Uintah earned 18 first division 14 second division and 2 third division placements. First place acts included saxophone quartet boys quartet girls quartet boys chorus and string ensemble. Notable solos and duets were clarinet Janine Long sax Colleen Wall piano Ora Fay Wardle Loreen Johnson Marquita Goodrich Janet Johnson and piano duet Arlene Dudley Ann Wankler. Instructor Lawrence Lee praised judges for personalized feedback to participants.
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Uintah
Roosevelt
Uiiteh
Janine Long
Colleen Wall
Ora Fay Wardle
Loreen Johnson
Marquita Goodrich
Janet Johnson
Arlene Dudley
Ann Wankler
Lawrence Lee
Uintah Student Body Elections Reported Held This Week
Elections for Uintah student body officers closed Tuesday after a week of Red and White party campaigning led by David Olpin Carole Celder and Joyce Robbins. Votes will be counted soon with final results to be announced. voting occurred during school hours on May 5 6 7.
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Uintah
Red Party
David Olpin
Carole Celder
Joyce Robbins
Floyd Tullis
Carillon Searle
Toreen Johnson
Secretar
Karren Warren
Charlie Wells
Fay Openshaw
Myra Woolley
Renee Hénatderson
White Party
Dale Ross
Ary Ann King
Sharon Searle
Rite* Stewart
Phillip Jenkins
Dale Perry
Margle Montgomery
Larry Hodgkinson
Post Festival Concert by Uintah High Music Dept
Uintah High School will hold its annual post festival concert in the school auditorium on Wednesday May 14 at 6 15 p m. The program features top festival numbers from fuchesne and Roosevelt with combined bands performing four contest pieces Scenes from the Sierras Beethoven 5th Magnus Overture and Merry Men Overture. vocal and mixed choruses and several soloists and ensembles will also perform. About 130 students participate under Lawrence Lee. Public invited.
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Uintah High School
Fuchesne
Roosevelt
Vernal
Sierras
Lawrence Lee
Ublic
Pst
Girls Day Event at Uintah High School Friday
Uintah High School hosts a Girls Day Friday with events starting at 145 pm including a fashion show featuring outfits from Wings Anhtons Roberts Jones and Pennys dress shops. A 630 pm dance in the gym closes the day with Reynold Orchestra providing music and a seventh grade show led by Miss Barbara Snow.
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Uintah High School
Wings
Anhton's
Roberts, Jones and
Penny's
Galf
Gyimnagium
Adios
Gare Don
Reynold Orchestra
Barbara Snow
Girls’ League
Beth Brygon
Mary Ann King
Rita Stewart
Fae Openshaw
Navy Enlistees Farewell Party Held for Anderson Willams
Navy enlistees Anderson and Larry Williams were honored guests at a farewell party hosted by their mothers, with thirty relatives and friends in attendance. The event featured refreshments and bingo, as the youths prepared to depart for Navy training in San Diego after enlisting the previous week and a trip to Salt Lake City to sign up.
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and Anderson
Rulon Anderson
Larry Willams
Hilda Williams
Salt Lake
Vernal Student on Honor Roll at Cole School of Mines
Donald L Hacking of Vernal appears on the Colorado School of Mines first semester scholastic honor roll for maintaining a grade average of B or better over at least 25 semester hours. The Uintah high school graduate is a freshman in otology and son of Mr and Mrs S Don Hacking of 38 South Vernal Avenue. He belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and graduated from Uintah High in 1953.
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Donald L Hacking
Colorado School of Mines
Young Hacking
Don Hacking
Vernal Avenue
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Uintah High School
Grand Opening at Vernal Golf Course Draws Huge Crowd
The Vernal Golf Club held a grand opening Sunday with over 200 participants and many more at the driving range. A. W. Shepherd oversaw events including three-ball drives and a hole in one contest where no one scored, while Ralph Rolfe achieved the only recorded halved none in the Vernal Driving Contest. The club plans to keep the course open daily for 75 cents, inviting the public to swing, yell fore, and enjoy. Air pollution surveys funded by the Coal Producers Committee were provided free to many cities from Chicago.
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Uintah
A. W Shepherd
Shepherd
Eren
Ralph Rolfe
Vernal Golf Club
Coal Producers Committee For
Fi Chicinnati
Boy Scout Activities Plan May Drive and Camps
Troop 233 Vernal Ward shows a film on forest service. The Scout Service Drive runs May 4 to 17, with each troop collecting funds for its own use. Leadership Training starts May 15, six weeks, ending June 19 with overnight camp. Summer camp planned, Explorers and Dads Banquet May 9. Fathers and songs outing planned August 15-16. Annual camp June 6-7 at Rock Point area.
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Vernal Et Ward
Saving Man's Empire
Larry Olpin
Forest Conservation Department
Aprian
Roc Untta
Ita
Ken Sewards
Eric
Glines Recreation Hall
Uintah Stoke
Glines Ward Reef Society
Glines Ward Scout Fund
Scout Council
Mel Gustaveson
Glines
Clas
Rock Point
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Legion Hall At 2 30 PM
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday at the Legion Hall at 2 30 PM. All members are urged to attend as the group plans to make poppy wreaths.
4 H Groups Active Socially In May Meetings
Several 4-H clubs held May gatherings at member homes. The Indigestion Three group, formerly Wide Awake Sewing Club, met at Judy Kler’s home with 4H agents instructing on foods and sewing. Officers were elected and muffins with orange drink were served. Next meeting planned at Loretta Bowden’s home for mill drinks on May 12.
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Judy Kler Mondry
S Pm
Wide Awake
Mra
Freda Davia
Bornte Kier
Earetta Bowden
Judy Klery
Laretts Bowden
Tom
Green Valle
Green Valley
Hore Ueautication
Norris
Simper
Simper Yards
Jean McConkle
DeLea Simper
Ottes
Norita Bimper
Former Vernal families face flood threats continue page
Residents scramble to evacuate and sandbag as Vernal families endure rising flood danger. Horrocks family moves valuables upstairs and keeps a truck ready for departure while authorities warn the danger may be waning but residents remain vigilant after four days of high water near their homes.
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Vernal
Unclear OCR notes on consumer protection and refunds
Fragmented text discusses liability and consumer rights, mentioning the Atlantic city bureau and a retirement of a fee rule. It references unauthorized mailings, return policies, and eligibility for refunds. The damaged passage shows uncertain details about recipients and ages, with scattered phrases about care and regulatory expectations.
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Jack Cooksey
Lloyd Freesone
John Hacking
Jesse Johnson
McCoy Kanistanaux
Denny Lee
Grant Richetts
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Violet Hardy
Richard Evans
Tom Montgomery
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Doris Caldwell
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Shana Watkins
Elino Kind
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Glee Chew
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Duane Case
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School of Mines
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Utoco
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No Danger
Erature
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