Moon Lake System Names Ballard Manager in Vernal
Ernest J Ballard Jr of Moon Lake Electric was named manager of the Moon Lake System in Vernal from 79 applicants. Appointment was made by the board last Thursday, announced President Ray Brown of Roosevelt. Ballard has served with Moon Lake since August 26 1958 and lives in Vernal, formerly from Lincoln Nebraska. Effective April 1 1960 first time big game licensees must show survival training certificate. course aims to teach proper firearm handling. A number of Vernal instructors are qualified. others are being trained by Utah Fish and Game Dept. District Game Manager Bob Jensen offered survival tips for lost hunters detailing storm risks above 8000 feet, timber confusion, and the need for a compass, dry matches, winter clothing, and a fire to wait for daylight help. A snow bed can be built with pine boughs for warmth.
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Ernest J Ballard, Jr
Moon Lake Electric, Inc
Moon Lake
Vernal
Ray Brown
Roosevelt
Dallard
Lincoln
Neb
Bob Jensen
Utah Fish and Game Dept
Jengers
Jensen
Roosevelt Man Arrested Here On Sex Offense
A Roosevelt businessman was arrested in Vernal on a charge of indecent exposure involving a ten year old girl outside Central School. The arrest occurred about 15 minutes after the report to a teacher. Authorities emphasized there was no assault or kidnapping. The man was released for psychiatric treatment.
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Roosevelt
Vernal
Central School
Sherry Norman R Fletcher
Fletcher
Jia
Old Jail Battle Grows as Chamber Presses County
Vernal Chamber of Commerce session calls for tear down of four dilapidated old jail-ward buildings to clear space for a new county structure. Charles Neal cites promises to remove the old jail. Daughters of Utah Pioneers pressed for a museum and storage space. Officials note site is needed for expansion or parking. DUP plans to reface the old facade.
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Chamber of Commerce
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Neal
Neal
Focal Chapter
Daughters of Utah Flonders
New
Retird
de. T. BR. Senger
Oufity
DUP
North Vernal Avenue
Orville Swall
County Commissioners
Vernal Jaycees Finish City Street Sign Project
Vernal Jaycees complete 154 street signs across the city after two years of work. AY Ulgaing reports signs painted and set with minor adjustments to come. Project ran 3 4 hundred man hours under Tex Moylance and Lynne King with Mick Caldwell and others aiding.
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Yastin Vernal
Jaycees
AY Ulgaing
Janior Chamber of
Comlerce
Jaycee Club
Tex Moylance
Lynne King
Mick Caldwell
Ira Gagon
Dale Slaugh
Jim Stanley
Ralph McDonald
Progressives Name Ballot For City Election
The Progressive Party nominated Dr Dana Price Rodney Tosa and Frank Wright to represent the party on the city council ticket in the November election. Price and Noss are incumbents. The mass meeting drew 85 attendees with Clayton L Simmons elected chairman and Ann King named secretary. Election judges were Glenn Cooper Glade Sowarda and Lawrence Lee. Simmons praised local projects completed by city government and highlighted the Little League ballpark. Whitney D Simmons urged primaries. The article notes a social security disability protection start date for farmers on October 1950. Continued on page 3.
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Dana Price
Rodney Tosa
Frank Wright
Progressive Party
Price
Noss
Clayton L. Simmons
Ann King
Glenn Cooper
Glade Sowarda
Lawrence Lee
Lawrence Lee. * Mr. Simmons
Whitney D. Simmond
Social Security Officer Visits Vernal Utah Museum
A Salt Lake City Social Security office representative will be at the Field House Museum in Vernal, Utah on October 22 to help residents with social security problems.
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Salt Lake City
Social Security Office
Field T
Vernal
Utah
Important Deer Hunting Rules From Utah Fish and Game
Utah statewide general deer season opens Saturday October 17. Among the rules: hunter must be at least sixteen. one deer of any sex may be taken on a regular license. deer must be tagged at kill and stay with meat. each hunter may hold two special deer permits. wear bright red headgear and clothing. careless harm may lead to five year license revocation. legal firearms include rifles of at least 23 caliber or a bow with 40 pound pull. arrows must have two or more cutting edges.
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Utah
Utah Department of Fish
St Lest
LDS Authority Speaker Slated For Ashley Stake
Elder Bruce R McConkie of the First Council of Seventy will visit Ashley Stake Conference on October 24 and 25. Meetings include missionary and priesthood sessions at the Internalist Ward chapel, with general sessions Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm in the stake tabernacle. Stake President Wen B Wallis presides.
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LDS Authority
Ashley Stake
Bruce R McConkie
First Council of Seventy
LDS Church
General Authority
Stake
Tame
Stake Tabernacle
Ashley
Wen, B. Wallis
Buckskin Deer Hunt Opens Saturday In Uintah Basin
Wardens forecast strong deer crops in Uintah Basin with the general season opening Saturday and running to October 37. About 150 000 hunters statewide expected, with top areas Book Cliffs Avintaquin and Vernal unit reporting good to excellent deer herds. Officials urge safety, weather gear, Indian land permits, and strict daylight hours for hunting.
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Uintah Basin
Utah
Homecoming Week Grid Battle at Uintah High
Uintah High School crowns homecoming queen with events on Thursday and Friday. Alumni assembly and pep rally start Thursday at 3 pm, downtown parade begins 4 30 pm Friday, football game at 3 pm. General chairman Lana Abegalen leads planning with assembly and parade committees listing student leaders.
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Brigham/ Young High
Uintah High School
Lana Abegalen
Assembly
Herble
Snydeg
Ten Bird
Britt Morrocks
Wolan Hacking
Avene Hawg
George Lee
Dick Roberta
Queen
Wommittes
Busan
Rotary Aims at Global Unity and Service Above Self
Dr. Joseph J. Gulick of Idaho Falls, governor of Rotary District 42, told Vernal Rotary Club that Rotary’s philosophy can help mankind avoid self-destruction. He cited three elements, Quality, Universality and Individuality, urging devotion to service above self and highlighting Rotary’s global reach with clubs in 112 countries as the organization’s strength.
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Rotary
Joseph J. Gulick
Idaho Falla
Rotary International
Vernal Rotary Club
Hotel Vernal
Gulick
de Gulick
Einatein
Tr. Gulick
Gullick
Notary
Aboss Bell
Fiaterr
Hotary
Uintah Grid Stars Clash with Union Thursday
Uintah Grid Stars Club A F 21 7. Uintah Utes host Union Thursday with Senator Frank Moss visiting Vernal Friday October 30 for non political meetings as locals plan reception and public gathering.
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Uintah Grid Stars Club A
Union
Frank Moss
U. 8
Utah
Clayton EL
Slyvens
Ultah County
Democratic
Simmons
Tle
Moss
Soviet Union
John L Smith to head Utah State School Employees Group
John L. Smith, maintenance supervisor for Uintah County School District, was elected president of the Utah State School Employees Association. The group, with about 1100 members, met last weekend in Salt Lake City and was attended by 23 members. George W. Lowe of Kaysville and J. C. Mays, Uintah School District superintendent, were involved in events surrounding the session.
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John L. Smith
Uintah County
Utah State School Employees Association
Sell Lake City
Frielud
Ferson- Hel
Utah
Brasily
Imaintenance
Uintah
Upper Basin Utilities Discuss Private and Public Power
Major utility firms from Utah, Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico debated whether private or public power can serve people in five Upper Colorado River Basin states. The Bureau of Reclamation sponsors the Colorado Storage Project dams and transmission plans, with a meeting at Newhouse Hotel in Salt Lake City outlining study findings and power system challenges.
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Colorado River Basin
Salt Lake City
Ute
Arizona
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Newhouse Hotel
Colorado River Project
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Alana
al Higgins
Pat Sullivan
Utah Fish, Game Dept
Leis Survival Schools
Ernest J. Ballard
Progressives
F Fish & Game Dept
Elden Brucenl
McConxie
LDS
Notany
Joseph I. Gullek
Wistered
Notary International
Telle Vernal Notary Club
Dr. Gullek
G. T. Parkinson
Aroht
Braid Horrocks
Je. Notarien
Alin G. Tull
Stalf
Bal Jonson
Gama
Book Cliffs
Avintaquin
Lund Weat
Duchesne
Utah Dept, of
Fish and Game
Indianland Hunt
Taylor
Inoa
Ion
Doe
Frost
Daggett
Green River
Taylor Flat
Mazereine
Neal Dome
Ry Fork
Hilltinger
Uintah Dome
Rotary Aims
Utes
American Fork
Pleasant Grove
Marly
Kent Runeolfson
Stones
A. F
Uta H
Jim Lube
Dick Roberts
Upper Basin
Air Private
Bureau of Reelalmation
Bureau
Ita
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