Utes Meet Ephraim Next Thursday In Practice Game
Uintah high school's new basketball coach Grant Moser has picked his team from 77 trying out. Twenty two were chosen to begin practice with a gym session Monday afternoon. The schedule lists games at Ephraim Moroni Lehi Vernal Rangely and Vernal with league play starting January 8 against Duchesne.
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Uintah High School
Grant Moser
Ephraim
Moser
Norman Merrell
Errol Burns
Clift Merkley
ArLlyn Roberts
Terry Anderson
James Donovan
Earl Gross
Ronnie Abegglen
Floyd Hullinger
Ken Feltch
Brent Roberts
Charlie Johnson
Sterling Kendall
Art Lee
Steve Case
Jerry Cross
Valey Eaton
John Murray
Gary Slaugh
Gary Lyman
Utes
Ephrain
Moroni
Lehi
Vernal
Rangely
Duchesne
800 Pound Bear to Wrestle at Imperial Hall This Saturday
Imperial Hall hosts a special wrestling card featuring an 800 pound bear wrestling Dr. Jerry Graham, a 230 pound Phoen ix grappler. Promoter Orvel Hullinger cites claws and teeth as the bear weapon. Also on the card is a rematch between Buzz Jones and Treacherous Phillips, plus a semi final pairing of George Strickland and Einar Olsen for a holiday show.
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Imperial Hall
Jerry Graham
Phoenix
Arizona
Gorgeous Gus
Alaska
Orvel Hullinger
Buzz Jones
Treacherous Phillips
Hullinger
George Strickland
Ogden
Ohio State University
Einar Olsen
Racine
Wisconsin
Hutlinger
Uintah Players Prominent On All Region Football List
Six Uintah high school players earned spots on the Deseret News and Telegram all region teams after consultations with state prep coaches. First team includes Gordon Eldridge and Albert Collazzi from Uintah, with multiple players from Union Moab and other schools. Second team primarily filled by Moab and Union selections, but some positions remained open due to few teams in the region.
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Uintah High
Deseret News
Telegram
Gordon Eldridge
Joe Johnson
Moab
Craig Hutchins
Albert Collazzi
Macking Uintah
Bob Robertson
Lile McCarroll
Uintah
Bob Murray
Packy
Jerry Bittle Moab
Tom Wardell
Replon
Utah deer hunt boosts state business across services
A Business Week feature touts Utah's deer hunt as a multimillion dollar boost for state businessmen. It notes about 125,000 hunters draw shoppers to gas stations, motels, grocery stores, taverns, sporting goods shops, and more. Average Utah hunter spends about $100, with out of state visitors paying more. When hunting, cities see heavy female shopping and a rise in clothing and accessories purchases by wives.
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Utah
Business Wedk
Roosevelt Editor Named Head Of Kiwanis Club
Curt Memmott Rosset publisher was elected president of Roosevelt Kiwanis Club at the annual meeting held Oct. 21 last week. Memmott, a longtime Kiwanis member since July 1934, has served as president of Helper and as governor of Division No. 1 in 1949, with ties to the international committee in 1942. He plans to move to Pocatello Idaho in the near future.
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Curt Memmott
Rosset
Roosevelt Kiwanis Club
Robert Montgomery
I.uanne Secretany
Utah
Roosevelt
Kiwanis
Pocatello
Tan
Memamott
Helper Aoa Eb
Giesinh Adaesti
International Committee
Helper Club
Roosevelt Club
Cancer program to be held at Avalon Chapel
A cancer program will be held next Friday December 4 at the Avalon Chapel for residents of Randlett Avalon Ouray and Leota. Two films on early cancer detection and a short talk by a Vernal doctor will precede a Q and A session. The Uintah County Cancer Committee organizes such events throughout the county as part of its educational drive. the final program of the year is set for Whiterocks on December 41.
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Avalon Chapel
Randlett
Avalon
Ouray
Leota
Vernal
Uintah County
Whiterocks
McDaniels Family Moves to Artesia
Mr. and Mrs McDaniels and family from Hangely have moved into Harold Scovette's house in Artesia. They have five children in school.
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Artesia
McDaniels
Hangely
Harold Scovette
Jin Willams
Kansas
Meek Bros
Seth Lee
Bowren
Ogden
Rhoda Lee
Lapoint
Homer
Laurence Lee
Sunny
Orlan Cook Made Member Bishopric
Ballard Bernard Buzz Larsen was released Sunday evening and Orlaty Cook WBS sustained as second counselor in the Ballard Bishopric. Presiding over the meeting and reorganizing were President Nollis Sful linger and assel Todd Mr Larsen served years as counselor to Bishop Golden Collins. He has been called to work in the Roosevelt Boy Scott organization. His successor, Mr Cook, son of John Cook, recently retired from a church mission. Both men were called to speak. Eva Tackett came in Thursday from Casper with drill bits for Pee Wee Ea On Me and Mrs Dick Dunnica visited in Las Vegas the part of the week.
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Ballard
Bernard
Buzz" Larsen
Orlaty Cook
WBS
Nollis Sfullinger
Todd
Larser
Golden
Collins
Roosevelt Boy Scott Organization
Mr. Cook
John Cook
Pres Todd
Bonanza
Vernal
Eva Tackett
Casper
Pee Wee Ea
Dick Dunnica
Las Vegas
Elinor King Reports Pilgrimage to C T G
Elinor King reported on the United Nations Youth Pilgrimage to Current Topics members gathered Wednesday at Mrs Howard Williams home. Miss King was voted the Western division’s most outstanding delegate. Plans to raise money for civic projects and Santa contributions were discussed. refreshments were served for seventeen attendees.
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Elmnor King
United Nations
Chib
Howard Williams
Fred Washburn II
Miss King
Frank Wright
Colliers
Jack Turner
Lawrence Siddoway
Turner
McSwain to Address Central School P-TA Meeting
William McSwain of the University of Utah Extension Division will guest speak at the Central School P-TA meeting in the high school auditorium on Monday November 30 at 7 30 p m. He recently returned from eighteen months with the Point Four Program and travels through the Middle East and Europe. His talks on Middle East problems have drawn enthusiastic reception.
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William McSwain
University of Utah Extension Division
McSwain
Tran
Point Four
Middle East
Europe
Whale and cattle feed value highlighted in ancient text
Fragmentary line suggests discussion of a giant whale as the world’s largest animal, a cat or animal terms unclear, and reference to 100 cattle and meat value. The passage is vague with likely misOCR errors and mixed terms.
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Wana
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