Utes Beat Rangely Face Craig Saturday
Ashley Valley Junior High enrollment stands at 702 with 261 seventh graders 208 eighth graders and 233 ninth graders. Principal Rondo Harmon notes shifts in transfers and class sizes improving per-student resources as 30 teachers plus staff support the school. Coach Louis Mele expects victory versus Craig after a Rangely win and praises hustle and defensive play in a 18-12 first practice game.
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Ashley Valley Junior High School
Rondo S. Harmon
Utah
Argentina
Ashley Valley Jr. High School
Louis Mele
Utes
Rangery
Colorado
Uintah
Tooe Tangely
Pat Punches
Make Place for God Urges LDS Authority
Elder Sterling W. Sil urged Uintah Stake conference to make a place for God stressing moral discipline and self-control. President Frank R. Walker led sessions with music by Eleanor Marshall and a 180 member Priesthood Chorus conducted by Lawrence Lee.
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Sterling W. Sil
Council of Twelve Apostles
Uintah Stake
Mfe
Sul
Celestial Kingdom
Frank R. Walker
Eleanor Marshall
Aaron Hansen
Mia
Staka
Lawrence Lee
Phillip Washburn
Oigar
DeLyle Southam
Priestlood
Walker
Teleasegum
Elijah Jackson
High Council
Marvin Richardson
Stake
Ymmia Board
Shanna Taylor
County OKs Petition For Water District
Ulutah County approves a petition to form a Seven County Central Utah Water Conservancy District with one correction to include Jensen Unit. Circulation will start after form approval. 10 percent of involved property owners must be incorporated and signed. Duchesne County conditions reviewed. cemetery committee for Tridell area formed. Meadow Gold Dairies outlines county distribution plant plans. Post office safe stolen at Whiterocks. about $460 in stamps, $118 in cash, money orders. Lawmen and inspectors view as professional theft. 300 money orders numbered 7-391 333-514 to 7-391-333-799.
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Whiterocks Post Office
V. Mott
K. E. Franten
U.S
Salt Lake City
Bernard Lucero
Indian Police
Nora Christensen
Whiterocks Store
Franzen
Ulatah
Utah
Duchesne County
Conservancy
Tridell
Ray Houston
Bhairman
Clyde Merkley
Verna Hoopes
Frank Morrill
Mildred Mobsman
Dean Fordham
Meadow Gold Dairies
Buzz Larsen
BLM
Two New Shoe Repair Shops Open in Vernal
Vernal welcomes two new shoe repair shops this week. A 1 Shoe Repair Shop at 68 So Vernal Avenue is run by Gene Wallace an experienced specialist offering orthopedic shoe services. Basin Shoe Shop at 489 West Main is owned by George Isley and Elmer Perry both of whom bring prior shoe repair experience.
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Vernal
Vernal Avenue
Gene Wallace
MR. Wallace
Basin Shoe Shop
West Main
George Isley
Elmer Perry
Isley
Unitah Rexall Drug
Chinese Cafe Set to Open in Vernal September First
Vernal awaits the Diamond Hille Cafe opening at 90 West Main, the lone Chinese restaurant between Salt Lake City and Denver, with 98 seats and four expert chefs led by Layie Wah Soon Yok Soon Ng Wah Quan and Ernest Young. Young’s wife has moved to Vernal. The venue plans a special range for Chinese cooking and hosts chefs from Hawaiian Village and Chinese City in San Francisco and Elko.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Diamond Hille Cafe
West Main
Woodey B
Searle
Vernal
Layie Wah Soon
Yok Soon Ng
Francisco
Wah Quan
Stage Coach Cafe
Elko
Ernest Young
Ball Hat
San Diego
Young
Hong Kong
Toule Wah Toon
Diamond Wills Cafe
Toom
A. Em
Eh — “ Woodey B. Searle
Verner
Diamond Hills Cafe
Louie Wah Joon
Mr. Searle
Yelk Soon Ng
Rotary Plans for Visit of District Governor
Vernal Rotary Club met at the Motel Vernal to plan the September 23 26 visit of District Governor Arthur M Roberts of McCall Idaho. The EAGH committee will report by September 23 on accomplishments and future plans. Helm said 77 attended the Merkley Park picnic last Thursday replacing the luncheon. Possible international service projects were discussed with Dave Ellas program director and community service programs with Ken Aycock director in charge.
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Vernal
Eagh Committee
R. B M. Helm
Merkley Park
Dave Ellas
Diretor
Ken Aycock
Better Community Relations Urged In Uintah and Roosevelt
Vernal Chamber of Commerce members urged closer ties with west side Uintah County and Roosevelt at a Tuesday meeting. Leaders discussed inviting west side residents as guests to a special session, studying west side issues, and educating about chamber functions to boost industrial development. A Frontier Airlines meeting was set for Wednesday, and plans touch on Flaming Gorge Dam dedication, Vernal facilities readiness, and a missing Uintah County booth at the State Fair.
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Robert B. Greens
Episcopal Church
Whitereeks
Sawards
Ken Sawards
Chamber
Glenn H. Cooper
Dave Elias
Industrial Survey and Development Committee
Frontier Airlines
Convair
Northwest Colorado
L. Y. Siddowly
Frontier
Siddoway
Kennedy
Flaming Gorge
Frank E. Moss
Salt Lake City
Father Greene
Manila
Vernal
Sowards
Buell Bennett
Uintah County
Kiwanis Kids Day Weekend Golf Tourney Planned
The Uintah Basin Amateur Golf Tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Dinaland Golf and Country Club. It is a 36 hole medal play event with prizes for low gross and low net and full handicap. Enter by phoning the club. Calcutta Friday night precedes the event. Kiwanis parade opens Saturday at 10 with activities in City Park, including games, races, a pet show and various treats.
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Uintah Basin
Dinalend Golf and Country Club
Ralph Ashton
Ed Thweatt
Rangely
Colo
Dutch John
Kiwanis
Jim Tube
Safeways
Main Street
1St East
Lube Emphasiz
Maeser Man Escapes Tanker Crash in Salt Lake City
Ray McConkie of Maeser narrowly avoided injury when his car was struck by a tanker in Salt Lake City on Sunday. The vehicle was declared an total loss. In the car were McConkie’s daughter Mrs. Jack Pace and her two daughters from Pleasant Grove, all uninjured.
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Ray McConkie
Maeser
Salt Lak City
McKeachnie Wins Trophy in City Horseshoe Toss
Colen McKeachnie captured first place at the city horseshoe pitching tournament held Saturday evening at 7 30 under lights in the city park. He also received a bunting knife from Basin Mutine. Other winners and donors included Bryce Caldwell with a magazine rack from Western Living Kelly Powell a Maybook from Ashton s Bert McKee a thermolug from Basin Auto Supply Ammon Ealan a billfold from Sprouse Jewell ers and Leslie Belyer a pocketknife from Quality.
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Colen McKeachnie
Elty
Sprouse Jewellers
Leslie Belyer
Quality
KVEL Manager Lyes School to Leave for Radio School
Dweyne Case, manager of radio station KVEL in Ver nal, announces he will leave at month end to attend a radio school in Burbank Calle. After completing the course he plans to seek work elsewhere in the state. Case has served with KVEL 40 years and led the station for three. Everett Ford will replace him as manager, Brent Felich to join as announcer later in September.
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Dweyne Case
KVEL
Vernal
Burbank
Calle
Case
Everett
Oor
Brent, Felich
Uintah High Reports Highest Ever Enrollment
Uintah High School reports the largest total enrollment yet with 562 students in grades nine to twelve comprising 141 seniors 211 juniors and 217 sophomores. 18 new students have never enrolled in the district before and officials expect at least 11 more to register. A social dance is planned Friday at 3 30 pm in the gym and the first home football game is Saturday at 1 pm with Craig as the guest team.
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Wetland G. Rex
Uintah High
Rex
Peinelpsi
Clyde A. Christensen
Pam
Craig
Roving Patrol Starts Checkups In Uintah Basin
Utah Highway Patrol moves patrols to Uintah Basin starting Wednesday and continuing through the week with five extra officers. Vehicles will be checked for mechanical defects and violations, radar checks will be used, and the effort aims to boost traffic safety conscience among drivers.
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Utah Highway Patrol
Uintah Basin
Howard D. Powell
Vernal Office
Powell
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Tommy
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Little Hole
Bureau of Reclamation
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Lube
Maeser Man
C. McKeachnie
Lyes
New Utah Post
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Vernal Drug
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