TWO NEW WARDS FORMED
Bishop Curtis of Fifth ward chose Glen Foward as his first and Rondo Sullivan as second counselor Bruce Watkins is the clerk Warren Mott assistant President Archie Janson led the gathering The five wards will meet in three chapels with immediate changes to take effect until after Stake Conference when separate assemblies resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Rob Bryson
Sharon Mechamls
Curtis
Fifth Ward
Glen Foward
Rondo Sullivan
Bruce Watkins
Warren
Mott
Archie Janson
Phil Watkins
C. Laurence Fox
Iful- Inger
Geneo’ Tyler
Roberta Ufford
Carol Feltch
Elizabeth Sewards
Lattue Caldwell
Ray E. Spendlove
Glade Sewards
Lloyd Clement
Frank Tt. Walker
Lord Is
Adell Trottier
Ruby Fife
Bishop Walker
Lynn N Murdock
Pres. Johnson
Lowell Thomas Eyes Vernal Visit on Echo Park Dam Debate
Lowell Thomas responded to local objections to Echo Park Dam by suggesting a June river trip to the Vernal area. He planned to discuss the project with residents, possibly film the journey, and indicated he would avoid further statements against the dam before visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Thomas
Jesse
Mr. Thomas
Mr. McKinlay
Salt Lake City
General Motors
Utah
Sen
B. H. Stringham
Vernal
McKinlay
Echo Park Dam
Mr.Thomas
Temperature report signals welcome weather shift
Temperatures reached the low hundreds in the week and brought a welcome change for residents in Nerial as gardens and fields see renewed activity. Frontier Airlines tracked values for the past week with readings on May 4 at 10 and May 5 at 80 32, indicating unsettled data in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Airlines
Ann Jones to headline Imperial Hall dance May 26 in Vernal
Imperial Hall in Vernal announces a new series headlined by Ann Jones and her Western Sweethearts. The show runs May 26 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with acclaimed acts like Hank Thompson and other top Western Swing names.
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Imperial Hall
Vernal
Hank Thompson
Ann Jones
Art Istan Orvel Wallinger
Sn Vernal
Vuerna
KTEV
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Louisville
Kentucky
Medford
Ore
U.S
Hank Snow
Ernest Tubb
Tennessee Ernie
Tex Williams
Pee Wee King
Webb Pierce
Red Foley
Roy Rogers
4-H Club meeting notes from April 29
Friday April 29 the 4 H club met with six members present. They received cook books and record books. The next meeting is Friday at 4 30 with our teacher and parents. Friday May 6 four members attended with their mothers. The next meeting will include the first cooking lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Dialogue
Utah Pharmaceutical Officials and Members Listed
The article lists officers and auxiliary heads of the Utah Pharmaceutical Association including C. L. Prisk as president and Dan W. Manning as immediate past president. Other leaders include C. E. Athas first vice president M. A. Cowley second vice president Wallace P. Johnson treasurer H. Ward McCarty executive secretary and Glen H. Cooper among directors. Dates shown range from May 6 to May 11 with various numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor E. Headquist
Roy Greensides
L. David Hiner
Glenn H. Cooper
J. Harvey Madsen
Tavor J.moffitt
Paul M. Armstrongamra
William ¥. Dunn
Dwayne Anderson
Pharmaceutical Association
C. L. Prisk
Dan W. Manning
C. E. Athas
M. A. Cowley
Wallace P. Johnson
H. Ward McCarty
Glen H. Cooper
Ralph V. Daniels
B. C. Elkington
Kimball Fisher
George P. Folland
Edith C. Hood
Glade C. Linebauch
Kindergarten Class At Alterra Approved by Board of Education
The Uintah District school board approved a new kindergarten class for Alterra School for next year and set a date for the annual public hearing of the budget. The board also approved the minimum school program, increased teaching staff to 121, and authorized equipment purchases for Uintah High School.
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Alterra
Uintah District
Uintah High School
Board Office For Public Inspection
Westinghouse
International Harvester
Carl Hall
Troy Trimble
Ivan Rogers
Hall
Paul Robb
Whiterocks
Eli Smith
Trimble
Robb
Farm Creek
Union
Howard Dean
A. A. Call
Call
Rytting Family Visits Wallis Home
Mr and Mrs Larry E Rytting and their two sons of Provo spent a week visiting Mrs Wallis parents Mr and Mrs Wm B Wallis They left for home on Thursday May 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry E. Rytting
Provo
Uintah FFA Elects New Officers
Uintah FFA members elected new officers at the latest chapter meeting with Doug Hall as president and Clair Batty as vice president. The crops judging team, including Billy Roberts Nelson Hacking George Searle and Doyle London, won state honors at Logan May 8 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neldon Hacking
Uintah Ffa
Logan
Billy Roberts
Nelson Hacking
George Searle
Doyle London
Kansas City
Uintah
Floyd Wallinger
Doug Hall
Merlin
Johnson
Lee Walker
Clair O Batty
John McCoy
Bill Walker
Wayne Hall
Larry Cook
Sentinel
Clair Batty
George D. Merkley
Uintah Basin Racing Begins Second Stock Car Season
The Uintah Basin stock car season opened with excitement and new cars. Howard Wolf drove No. 44 for Showalter Motor Co. Clayton Hislop piloted No. 414 for Slough Motor Co. Jake Luck raced No. RD 119 sponsored by Clint's Sinclair Service. Johnnie Hacking also appeared on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wolf
Showalter Motor Co
Clayton Hislop
Slough Motor Co
Jake Luck
Clint
Sinclair Service
Johnnie Hacking
Ver nal Third Ward Gold and Green Ball Draws Crowd
A large crowd attended the May Festival ball at the stroke center on Saturday evening. Harold Anderson Gay and Reid Tyler directed festive decor with Duane Price as general chairman. A floor show featured 40 youths, with a glowing May Pole routine by the Bee Hive Red Scout group and a dark lighting dance by the older group. Harold Rendles Bach and his orchestra provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Third Ward
Stoke Center
Harold Anderson
Reid
Tyler Duane Price
Bee Hive Red Scout Group
Birdie Allen
Verda Hammond
Harold Rendles ‘Bach
Auto Racing Heat Winners and Feature Result
In No 1l sponsored by Carl's Mobile Service winners were Bud Davis and Clayton Hislop in heat one, Johnnie Hacking and Jake Luck in heat two. Bud Davis won the Trophy Dash, Bryce Mackay took Australian Pursuit, Howard Wolf and A Mackay won Consolation, and Howard Wolf with Bryce Mackay were first and second in the Feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl's
Bud Davis
Clayton Hislop
Johnnie Hacking
Jake Luck
Bryce Mackay
Howard Wolf
A. Mackay
Timber Access Roads Planned by Forest Will Open Recreation Area
A tentative program for two new timber access roads in the Ashley Forest is set up by Supervisor Wm Hurst. An eight mile road east of Cart Creek near Greendale and a nine mile road from Big Park to Ledy Peak will open timber stands and aid stockmen moving to summer range. The project could reduce grazing pressure and allow easier access to lakes in the Hardies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Forest
Wm Hurst
Cart Creek
Greendale
Big Park
Lefdy Peak
Seldy Peak
Hardies
DelMar Bastian Earns Jet Pilot Training Wings
DelMar Bastian recently completed basic single engine jet pilot training at Webb AFB Texas and is set to receive his wings after September graduation. The Uintah High School 1950 graduate also earned an AFROTC commission while completing a 1954 Utah University degree in business and accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DelMar Bastian
J. W. Bastian
Maurine
Mildred
Salt Lake City
DelMar
Spence Field Air Base
Air Force
Grand Canyon
Canyon Standard
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Spence Field
Bastian
Webb Afb
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Main
Coke
Jeffries
Mel Furke
Board of Education
Uintah Basin Racing
Lam
Inc
Third Ward
Tae
Royal Ici Rae Mile
Amet
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Lee Taylor
O.P Skaggs A
Artesia
Colorado Orchestra
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