Tributes Paid Dale Williams At Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Ratan Dale Willame were held in Vernal under Bishop Martin W Curtis. pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from his basketball team attended. He was born December 14 1937 in Roosevelt and moved to Vernal as a boy. he would have been a senior at Uintah High. He excelled in athletics and was an LDS teacher in the church.
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Ratan Dale Willame
Vernal
First Ward
Martin W Curtis
Fifth Ward
Frank Maygren
Uuele
Long Beach Calif
Louis Fife
Louie Pife
Jesus Is
Alice Woolley
Roberta Alford
Pat Stewart
Accon
Ruby Fife
Cer Dale
Samuel Woolley
Uarmon Sowards
Dishey Martin W Curtis
Dale
Danny Boy
Darwin Snow
Marke Paulson
Rachel Calder Ashworth
Lucille Calder
Valey Eaton
Ronnie Abegglen
Gary Hatch
Bruce Milleam
Kary Stringham
Brent Roberts
Jerry Cutshaw
Sterling Kendall
Gary Slaugh
Gary Lyman
Wayne Gardiner
Farrell Glines
Earl Gross
A. Don Batty
Asher Evans
Vernal Memorial Park
Alice Wall
Sarah Richardson
Straussie Birchell
Fred Martin
Barbara Phippen
Earl] Taft
James Ward
Balt Lake
Frank Ewer
Logan
Bert Hovey
Orem
Frank Maygrew
June Hoberts
Woodrow Belcher
Long Beach
Calif
Jimmie Donalds
Fort Morgan
Cole
Ercel Johnson
Alton Johnson
Axel Anderson
Clyde Murray
Bill Patry
Bert Burgess
Roosevelt
Reed Hullinger
Wayne York
Wally Ludlow
Big Piney
Wyo
Roland Dale Williams
Roland
Hilda Belcher Williams
Central School
Uintah High School
Nearly Fifty Clubs Represented At County 4-H Fair
Uintah county 4 H fair drew nearly fifty clubs with exhibits at the Glines ward recreation hall. After judging 121 received blue ribbons. Jessie Eller and Lloyd Clement led the event with several students winning state contest berths in style dress and demonstrations. Livestock judging to Salt Lake featured Tamera Curfew, Kathy Taylor, and Jackie Turner.
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Uintah County Fair
Glines Ward
Jessie Eller
Lloydi Clement
Theora Angus
Floyd Angus
Lapoint
Sally Swain
Carl (Duff
Swain
Etta Pace
Sid Pace
Carma, Weeks
Fred Weeks
Sandra Hacking
Grant Hacking
Salt Lake
Eva Mae Powell
Qwen Powell
Elaine Jenkins
Dee Jenkins
Tamera
Dort Barr
Francis Felich
Donald Akers
Reed Tyler
Jay Fitzgerald
Udy
Maeser Second Ward Youth Wins Stake Blazer Horseshoe Tourney
Uintah County savings bond sales lag behind quota with $47,677 sold in seven months. July bonds total $1,961, aiming to boost livestock futures. Denny Kay Adams led Maeser Second Ward in the stake Blazer horseshoe tourney with 37 boys competing, prizes awarded by Maurice Cooper and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weekt
Gale Robbins
Denny Kay Adams
Dorothy Seager
Vernal First Ward
Maurice Cooper
Uintah
N. J. Meagher, Jr
Meagher
Macser Second Ward
Uintah Stake Blazer
Fred Weeks
Vernal
Melba Allred
Kenneth Morrill
Trideli
Philip Goodrich
Stake Blazer
Ward
Stake Morkers
Ashley
Allen Deans
Glines
Rodger Tullis
Wayne Slaugh
Meeser
Eddie Oaks
Football Training Trip to University of Utah
David Rasmussen Donald Barr and Charlie Wells departed this week for Salt Lake City to begin football training at the University of Utah. All were standout players on the previous season’s squad, with David and Don entering their final year at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rasmussen
Donald
Barr
Chariie Wells
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
David
Don
University
Wilard Rasmussen
Donald Barr
Charlie
D. R. Wells
Ram Sale At Pocatello Draws Various Buyers
Out of state buyers are expected to bid at the 29th annual Fall Range Ram Sale on September 17 at the stockyards in Pocatello Idaho. The Idaho Woolgrowers Association announced consignments will be larger than recent years and include Hampshire Suffolk Panama and Columbia rams from all breeds.
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Pocatelo
Idaho Woolgrowers Association
3-Dance at Stake Center and Local Events Overview
Stake Center hosts a Labor Day 3-Dance as city events kick off school starts. City Council, Jaycees, MIA Leadership, Stake Priesthood, School Board and Lions meet across September. Stake Conference and Seminary Dedication scheduled for 17 and 18 with community activities throughout.
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Stake Center
Jaycees
MIA
Stake Priesthood
School Board
Lions
Stake Conference
Classified Ads Cluster From Jensen City and Salt Lake
A jumble of ads includes a furnished house or apartment request for four adults near a Dinossar Service Station, a fall class registration notice from Harmony Hall, a Grand Plan piano for sale at $500, a Salt Lake City address for a trader Kenny Slater, a two bedroom rental one mile south of Montgomery Texaco, and a heartfelt card of thanks from the Williams family for sympathy shown after a death in Vernal.
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Jensen
Gray House
Dinossar
Sith
Traoks
Grand Plana
Ute Trading Post
Kenny Slater
Salt Lake City
Montgomery
Texaco
Vernal Fifth Ward
Dale Williams
MIA Girls Softball Winners Named After Playoffs
In Vernal during the MIA girls softball playoffs, Vernal Third Ward earned the older girls title while Jensen won for younger girls. Leadership awards went to Rangely older and Davis younger teams. Roosevelt defeated Vernal Third and will meet Duchesne Moon Lake for a Salt Lake City tournament berth.
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MIA
Ball Park
Verna
Third Ward
Jenson
Davis
Carlie Goodrich
Stake
Helen Anderson
Vernal
Roosevelt
Salt ‘Lake City
Jensen
Uintah
Unclear Name Visits and Weather Snapshots Reported
Fragmentary notes describe a visit by Mra Tloiry Merkley and a person named Mrs Oral Shiner in Karas with scattered weather figures from Frontier Airlines. Temperatures and rainfall amounts are cited for last week, but many words are garbled, leaving only detached dates and partial scores or statistics for various days in August.
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Merkley
Oral Shiner
Frontier
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Pocatello Ram
Will
U. S
Treasury
America
The
Advertaisa Council
Bank OF Vernal
Harmony Hall
Juana Banks
Sig
Penney’s
GO Gaymode
Franks
Lesa
Rae Per
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