Ballard Seay 5 Miss Judy Brishin Attends Confab
Local notes from Ballard and Salt Lake City detail Miss Judy Brishin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Brishin stake president of FLH.A, traveling with her teacher Mrs Leavitt to a convention and banquet in Salt Lake City. Numerous families, visits, and events across Ballard include hospital stays, family arrivals, theatre showings, and church activities with relatives from Provo Ogden and Wells.
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Ballard Seay
Judy Brishin
Confab
Misa
Bill Brishin
Flh.a
Salt Lake City
Leavitt
W F Morton Sr
Shirley Cook Breaks Shoulder in Horse Incident
Shirley Cook was thrown from a horse Sunday breaking his shoulder. Craig Smuin has been confined to bed for a week. Sunday services featured Erma Goodrich and Harmon Sawards with two musical numbers by Paula and Hedy Hedgkinson. Correction notes Marlo Bowthorpe as one of four elders ordained. Ten from the ward graduate this year including Joyce Buist and Darlene Clark.
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Shirley Cook
Darrel Lance
Alpine
Frank Johnson
Sherman Workman
Verna
Ken Workman
Lila Shiner
Norman
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Craig Smuin
Erma Goodrich
Harmon Sawards
Paula
Hedy Hedgkinson
Richard Peterson
Alice Gurr
Juanita Ellsworth
Clifford Massey
Marlo Bowthorpe
Joyce Buist
Darlene Clark
Jay Johnson
Gary Holmes
Maeser 2nd Ward sees Dana Dee Adams return home
Dana Dee Adams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arra Adams, returns to Maeser after living in Salt Lake City the past two years. She will work for Rings by Freight Lines in Vernal. Ward temple excursion, local moves, and hospital news sprinkled through the community column.
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Salt Lake City
Karl Shislers
Tom
Roosevelt Hospital
Relief Society
Flfea Bracken
I Garnarrow
Ballard
Olympus
Basin
Garn
Vern Allreds
Leland Angus
Ruby Alfred
Roosevelt
MIA May
Brigham Young
Kay Arnold
Elaine Shisler
Mary Collins
Max Cook
Mark Kettle
Celia Kay Jenkins
Westie Brcanbracks
Kevin L
Kevin R
W. F. Mora
Shelly Ann
Blake Johnstons
New Mexico
Wm. Jenkins
Jée Roybal
Wells
Nev
Wm. Arnolds
Béth Asay
Eric A Stellas
Glen Molynesux
Granger
Molyneaux
Ruth Stella Ward
Boyd Winn
Patsy Tullinger
Winn
Bett
Coleman
Stake
Ole Rasmussens
Dean Bigelow
Donner
Collett
Dana Dee Adams
Arra Adams
Salt Lake
Ringsby Freight Lines
Vernal
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Ferron Petersons
Laurence Fox
Dee Jenkins
Ward Temple
Daniel Harrison and
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Arlesia
Floyd Campbell
Edmund “Ted” Colton
Allen Jones
Jay Bowden
Walter Bowden
Jack Young
Tablena
Adrian Baines
E. §. Collett
Jay Var Campbell
Glen Vernon
Floyd Jones
Milton Searle
Harvey Christensen
Archie McConkie
Max McLean
Daniel Hale
Laddie Richards
Laddie
Charlie Bigelow
Lapoint
Joseph Merkley
Bigelow
Merkley
Roland Merkley
Elmer Lind
Wayne Pope
Andrew Vernon
Shanna Vernon
Alton Vernon
Gary Rawhey
Viramy Smuin
van Stubbs
Nolan Slaugh
Glade Holmes
Ted Slaugh
Chas Harpole
Joe McDonald
Harvey Padgett
Grand Junction
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Betty Rae Cortess
Tommy McCormice
Honesday
Oklahoma
Laurence Lee
Rhoda Lee
Lloyd Gardner
Cap Atwood
K. Ranch
Noyt
Rip Sims
Gilbert Buely
London
Ark
Will
Beckman Inc
Walter Ducy Jr
Walter Ducy Sr
Hayden
Earl Gadds
Jly
Wills
California Co
LaVar Kurren
Dixie
Holy Cross Hospital
Norman Bethany
Olin McGovern
J L Jones Takes Eastern Vacation
J L Jones leaves Wednesday for Skishoma to visit until after Decoration Day then travels to Missouri before returning. Several local families and residents, including Bruce Tanner and the Padgett and Gadd families, are noted in visits, moves, and hospital stays across Vernal and nearby towns.
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June Lee J. L. Jones
Missouri
Clayton Webly
Salt Lake City
Bruce Tanner
Trangely Hospital
Queeda Walter
Earl Gadds
Charley Mantrex
Darrell Miller
Vernal
Bonanza
Millera
Laurence Lee
Tamara
Grand Junction
Bill Gadds
Harvey Padgetts
Laurence
Uintah Students Win Watches for Top Scholarship
Uintah High School held an awards assembly this week to honor scholastic achievement. Colven Pulley, daughter of Kehbeth Ivle of Duchesne, and Clair Batty, son of Ivan Batty of Vernal, received watches as Rex Gardner’s annual top scholar awards since 1948. Colven posted a 93.2 percent four year average and Clair had a 93.8 percent average to win.
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Uintah High School
Colven Pulley
Kehbeth Ivle
Duchesne
Clair Batty
Ivan Batty
Vernal
Rex Gardner
Coleen
Clair
Juniper Dam Project Favored by Colorado Water Board
The Juniper Dam plan to create a lake west of Craig received a favorable review from the Bureau of Reclamation and is under study by the Colorado Water Board. A reconnaissance report filed in Denver estimates a construction cost of 58.9 million dollars, 101,280 acres to be cultivated across Utah and Colorado, with 21 percent of costs recoverable from agricultural sources, boosting its ranking in the Colorado River Development program. The State Board planned overflights of the Juniper and Savery Pot Hooks sites, postponed by bad weather, with new flights anticipated in late June or July to assess their potential for hydroelectric energy storage and flood control on the Yampa River system.
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Juniper Dam
Craig Hag
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado Walee Beard
Craig Empire Courier
Utah
Colorado
Juniper
Temple House
Colorado River
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