LDS Await Conference In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City prepares for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints general conference at Temple Square October 5 to 7 led by President David O. McKay. The event will feature sessions in the Tabernacle, a possible vacancy in the Twelve, missionary work, welfare programs, and broadcasts to over 100 stations with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir providing music.
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Salt Lake City
Temple Square
Globe
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
David QO. McKay
Tabernacle
Council of Twelve Apostles
George Q. Morris
McKay
Henry D. Moyle
Hugh B. Brown
Oakland
California
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Pacific Northwest
Relief Society, Women's Organization
Deseret Sunday School Union
State Center
Vernal
United
Ashley Stake
Land Bank Lowers Loan Interest to 5.2 Percent
Leon P. Christensen, president of the Federal Land Bank Association of Salt Lake City, announced a reduction of effective loan rates to 5.2 percent on existing high-rate contracts starting January 1, 1963, with new Land Bank loans also at 5.2 percent. He noted this rare move aligns with Berkeley Land Bank policy to offer farmers long term real estate loans at the lowest possible cost. The Salt Lake City association is part of 40 bodies that distribute Land Bank loans across California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah.
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AAL Land Bank
Leon P. Christensen
Federal Land Bank Association of
Salt Lake City
Land Bank
Christensen
Banking
Credit Cireles
Berkeley Land Bank
California
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Derkel Sy Land Bank
Post Office Insurance Services Explain Protection Options
The Post Office Department clarifies it does not sell insurance but offers insured, registered, and collect-on-delivery mail services that indemnify if packages are lost or damaged. Sentimental heirlooms aren’t insured for their value, but antiques receive proper allowance. good packing remains essential.
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Post Office
F. G. Slaugh
Post Office Department
Vernal to Honor Presidents Own Marine Band
The Presidents own Marine Band performs two concerts October 8 at Uintah High School gym Vernal sponsored by Vernal Band Parents for the grand High School Bands. The tour covers fifteen states with 134 matinee and evening shows.
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Presidents’ Own
Uintah High School
Vernal
Vernal Band
Washington
White House
John Glenn
Bandsmen
Uintah High School Sees Record Enrollment Rise
Uintah High School reports 530 students for the 1962 63 year, up 100 from 430 last year creating teacher and space shortages. There are 138 seniors, 157 juniors, and 228 sophomores with three new teachers Bill Caldwell Dee Aldred and Lawrence Woodard to support the surge.
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Uintah High School
Bill Caldwell
Dee Aldred
Lawrence Woodard
Congressional Wives Host Reception for the First Lady
Directors escorted Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. Johnson plus Cabinet and Senate wives at a reception and luncheon honoring the first lady. In summer, the Band gave twelve Sunday concerts on the Potomac at the Watergate and hosted national and foreign dignitaries. The Marine Band’s last west coast tour was 1959, with hopes to greet both old and new friends this year.
Uintah School Adjusts Curriculum This Year
Due to Uintah population, the school cannot offer some courses this year. Courses that appeared in last year’s curriculum are affected as the program adapts to current enrollment.
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Uintah
School enrollment plan hints at portable classroom fusion
In a quoted remark, Mr. Rex discusses provisions for next fall to support enrollment growth, mentioning that portable classrooms will be fused. The statement implies efficiency or consolidation of temporary structures as part of the district’s strategy.
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Mr. Rex
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LDS
Salt Lake
Peays Real Estate
Slavens Homes
Dorothy Welch
Uintah County
P.O. Department
UNS
P. O
Kopak
KODAK
Vernal Drug Co
East Main
Glenn
Murvey
Glade
Rel
Penney
Origé
Pram
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