Resist Worldly Evils Pleads LDS Authority
A Utah employment office plan moves forward as McCullough Construction Co is awarded a 39 950 bid for a new employment security office at 780 West Main Vernal Utah. The project includes a 30 by 61 foot building with three rooms and utility spaces. Spencer Helner says staff may grow from three to five as demand increases from Flaming Gorge and Steinaker Reservoir projects. The article also covers a LDS church talk urging Youth to resist worldly evils and notes 421 youths aged 15-21 in the stake, with 34 marriages last year and eight in the stake.
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McCullough Construction Co
West Main
Ty Be
Vernal
Spencer C. Helner
Flaming Gorge
Steinaker
Steiner
Ald.arthy Fms
Mass Meets Plan Nominations For City Council
Mass meetings are planned by Citizens and Progressive parties for nominations for mayor and two city council seats. The Citizens Party meets Monday October 7 in the courthouse at 7 30 pm. The Progressive Party meets October 14 in the courthouse at 7 30 pm. Incumbents are Mayor Ralph Siddoway and councilmen Dale Jensen and Fred Washburn.
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Mass
Citizens
Progressive
Mvernals
Citizens’ Party
Cour’ House
Ei Yayek
Court House
Ralph Siddoway
Ecity
Dale Jensen
Fred Washturn
Dinosaur Ranger Transferred to Hawaii National Park
Theodore Tod W. Lamo reaux a supervisory park ranger with the National Park Service at Dinosaur National Monument has been transferred to Hawaii National Park effective September 13 Jess Lombard Dinosaur superintendent reports. Lamo reaux served nearly three years in naval service during World War II and the Korean conflict in Wawali where he met his wife. His NPS career began in 1949 at Kentucky Mountain National Park and included stints at Carlsbad Caverns and Dinosaur National Park as a tour leader and temporary worker with returns to Dinosaur in May 1954.
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Theodore
Tod) W. Lamoreaux
National Park Service
Dinosaur National Monument
Hawaii National Park
Jess Lombard
Serporeaux
Wawali
Nils
Beegan
Tucky Mountain National Park
Elementary School Enrollments Jump While High Schools Drop
At Tuesday’s school board meeting enrollment data showed elementary students rising from 1802 in 1958 to 4886 in 1957, while high school enrollment declined from 1937 to 1257. Figures detailed district schools and junior highs, with supervisors noting theatre use and pre school access. Arthur Wiscombe urged citizen groups to align curriculum with changing needs as new curriculum is planned.
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Thhe School Board
Tyr
Cé&imral
Maeser
Naples
Whilérgeks
D' Alterra Jrhigh
Glen C. Oldroyd
Entral
Téege Anderson
Giidance
Gald
Anderson
Truck Fire at Ashley Valley Co-op Station
An outbreak of fire at Ashley valley Co-op service station at 2 a.m. destroyed about ten bags of mud control material loaded in a truck. Fire department traced the blaze to a pipe too close to the mud product, with no other major damage reported.
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Ashley Valley Co-op
Uintah District School Transport and Lunch Program
The Uintah County district runs a large transport system with 26 buses serving 13 schools, plus 3 new buses costing 2000000 and a maintenance track. The district operates a no pay segregation free lunch program in all schools except Bonanza, and the lunch effort requires about 30 workers daily plus hours from teachers and principals. Ivan Rogers and Mary Heterson have logged 75 years of service transporting students, with buses averaging 2270 riders daily across 82 318 miles, including long routes from White Rocks Lapoint and Avalon to Alterra Junior High.
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Uintah County
Honanza
Isi
Ag ‘Sps
Elemergency Unite
Jeaf
Hag
Utah Highway Patrol
Schoos
Uintah
Aldd
Realfing
Whiterocks
Lapoint
Avalon
Alterra Junilor High
Sp Dart
TayoFi
Ivan
Rogers
Mary’ Hetérzon
Uintah School
Etudent
Bome
Mary
Bonanza
Disaster Training Begins for Utah and Colorado Nurses
Nurses from Utah and Colorado counties start a six week disaster training course in Vernal. Helen Stevens, county health nurse, says the program teaches emergency procedures for natural or man made disasters. It is conducted under the State Department of Civil Defenses in health and sponsored by the Uintah Basin Nurses Association. Local officials highlight interstate cooperation and Civil Defense roles. Lt Owen McEwen, East Lake City Fire Department representative, emphasizes fire prevention.
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Nuchesré
Ran+ gely
Colo
Ilelen Ste
State Department of Civil Defenses
Tlealth
Uintah Basin Nurses Association
L. A. Higgins
Alate al Fector
Civil Defense
Owen McEwen
Stor
East Lake City Fire Department
Highway Improvement Progress On 19 Mile Vernal Manila Stretch
Heavy equipment and a mixed crew push ahead on a 19 mile Vernal Manila road project. The plan shifts from gravel to bituminous surface with extra sub-base material and 4 inches of base, including bituminous stabilization. The Bureau of Public Roads reports 12 workers, surveyors, and clerks coordinating to reroute state road 44 around Flaming Gorge Reservoir and improve grades for logging traffic. Officials hope to extend six more miles to Greendale Junction this fall.
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Manila
Buteau
Dureaulot
Ticateie
Versnal
Utah
Stelnaker
Greendale
Flaming Gorgs
Arthur,l. Johnson Fa Resis Dent
Bureau of Public Monda
Ogden
Fragmentary notice of names and places in Wyoming records
Fragmentary OCR note lists several names including Kay Murphy and Lolo Hooer with ages 113 and 52, plus Robert Fortner and Mati lyn Greer from Gillette Wyoming. Issuance dates appear as September but are garbled, making precise actions unclear in this damaged public notice.
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Opyer Andrew
Kay Murphy
Vernal
Clydé Tatch
Lolo Hooer
Robert Fortner'at
Matilyn Greer
Gillette
Wyoming
Il McKee declines county road job request
A garbled note details Il McKee turning down a county road position after previously serving as a state road foreman. J Merkley confirms McKee’s decline while mentions of Harvey McKee and a pending county appointment appear in the fragmentary report. Additional names and stake presidents are referenced in uncertain context.
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McKee
J. Merkley
Aline
Reid
Harvey McKee
Joseph Merkley
U Uintah
Frank Itt. Walker
Asiley Stake
Wallis
Ie Courity
Local Sportsmen and Landowners Tackle Hunting Problems
A new grassroots program to improve sportsman landowner relations was formed locally. Representatives from Uintah and Duchesne counties join county and state committees to study trespass and related issues, with plans to recommend regulations. Stakeholders include farmers supplying food and habitat, the Vernal area groups, and the Uintah and Duchesne counties Fish and Game clubs.
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Athlets Bportaman
Trommiltea
Representatiom Uintah
Duchesne Bagleig
Fiega Lakely
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