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Show 1 r? nt' HIvn ' A VERNAL SIXTH Ward team drove their 1968 Tuesday, Pioneer Cadillac to win the July 24 Demolition Derby last - .f ' DAVIS FOURTH Ward float took first place in appearance ap-pearance with their float that shows what the Tips for better health Detection important to solving hearing problem Bylhf.WMCSuff It uutwul ; tr.g tfwl a brar ir prollrm can hmdr a bahy't development. IUA ho (Jj part-tri know Uterc'i a prMcm? Kven ihe thilJ btviiw!y tan't tell tbem, tJr ia!im Imm fir--mal pattern f ccmmunicaSinn t gfrM tan gue tUi-s. J;(rf in u? f..:,nir.g g'.juje mvtr4 Sftff fv-afirg tffi: Krm forth to lo mmli mi, a fcaty shfUilJ l-e tUt lU4 1 y !4 ?.- n4 mAh?4 f m'hl't vmcr. Kfwn t!vfre to tit rr,')!?, t4 fte, flvV-Vf'i fikP, ijfftjr4 tm r)r. r4 t-rs l tO l' f !'- )( r f I jtfuUr iM-njn-14 r?,iU:itt Mi cn fK'i. r r I) U-I ftl p iiP It'sThetitost , . , ,. . , J - K - , ' t- J I 1 i i. ' 2 ll ' Cv-k iKif future has in store. 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J 9 " ; o. g -. j ? q I y ; r e i 5 f t rr j s-Du'-J t Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo Association Is -Ulr . f Day, in Vernal. 4 ..i'5. Local students receive awards Franklin Dee and Matthew E. Shuman have each been awarded $500 scholarships by the Association of Oilwcll Servicing Contractors to further fur-ther their education. Their mother, Deanna E. Shuman, is an employee of J.W. Gibson Well Service Company in Vernal. Both Franklin and Matthew plan to attend Utah State University. The Association of Oilwell Servicing extractors Is a national organization of Independent businessmen who cperatc more than S.ooo workover and w ell iervicing ris. the mobile production produc-tion equipment w hich is used to complete, com-plete, work over and service producing produc-ing oil and gas wells. AOSC scholar-bis scholar-bis are funded by donations from AAMKiallon members. The latest weapon against iUOVu ONE CAR rollover 2 miles east of Lapoint Sun- nal woman. The driver of the car and two day evening resulted in serious injuries to a Ver- passengers received minor injuries. voter registration Vernal woman injured too late, . , . except in precincts in one-car rollover If one has not registered at the Uintah Uin-tah County Courthouse to vote in the upcoming primary election, it is too late, but voters can register at their precincts the week before the election. The precinct vote areas will be open for voter registration Aug. 14, 15 and 16, according to Dorothy Luck, Uintah County Clerk. Mrs. Luck said she is in the process of relocating voting areas of precincts out of homes and into public buildings. A list of the changes will be printed in a future edition of the Vernal Express. The primary election will be Aug. 21. x OSE v City council approves amended beer license A new Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance Or-dinance which clarifies restrictions of the sale of beer by restaurants was adopted Friday by the Vernal City Council. The new ordinance requires a restaurant that has a hccn.se to sell beer to have a pros dollar volume for any month to be at least 60 percent from fmd. The requirement of the ordinance w as agreed to by the Vernal Oty Council, Coun-cil, but enforcement of the W percent rptsrrmeiil wal heavily delated. The council finally kfrH that If any audit fir inf lation d,jM.-low the sale of fid to be unit'T M pment of the Erm volume, thrn the restaurant ill be in Violation, The restriction was implemented to dilfrtentiate between a bar end restaurant. A pfevioirt vetsiofl of the ordinance required rretautant ewnrra to be fpmsiWe fvjf kee4ne reor?te of 11 Jairs Vmui fcef sales, tT.e council al-o tharf a liitiita' S ! V Wednesdoy, August A 21-year-old Vernal woman was seriously injured in a one-car rollover two miles east of Lapoint, Sunday evening at approximately 7:55 p.m. Jodi Maxwell as a passenger in a 1974 Pinto driven by her husband, Rick Maxwell, 23. The accident occurred as Mr. Maxwell was trying to negotiate a sharp turn. He lost control of the vehicle as he rounded the turn and Mrs. Maxwell was thrown from the car. Maxwell, his wife and their two children, Rick, 2 Arraignments held in district court Four persons were arraigned and three others were sentenced on felony charges before 7th District Court Judge Richard C. Davidson Tuesday, July 31. Richard Allen Reynolds came before Judge Davidson on second degree felony charges for burglary of a dwelling. Reynolds plead not guilty to the charges and a trial date will be set. tion in the ordinance that curtails any sale of beer between the hours of 1 a.m. end 7 a m. The council moved the hours for no retail sale of beer to I a m. to S am, A recommendation by Mayor Samuel Snyder to consider the tale of beer on Sunday w as not considered by the council, fmlah County is one of only on-ly two counties In Utah that forbid beef tales on Sunday. The state, which regulate liquor sale, allows a person to buy a mini-bottle, mini-bottle, but yet you cannot boy I beer on Sunday, Mayor Snyder argued. The council al.o aiH'ted an amendment amend-ment to the prrwnnrl manual which reqiiiret iwom police personnel and volunteer re-serve officers to b within five miles f Vernal, within thfe months follow irg the find full working day attef hire. Only stm police prrsnnnel feid;r.4 within th Growth I'olicy Area of the Cty are allayed to parliripate in VhP Caf Vrr-Man Vrr-Man iV-tfam V prwr orifoce t-tj'tirrs t-tj'tirrs pt'Uce officers to live in the ty of wilhin the tViic Crowlh Afra. P ARE ESSENCE t9"l ?'a it " f ' a ' 9 j tutsoay, ua. t 1, 1984 VeWal ExpfeSS 5 : and Brandy, 3, were transported by ambulance to Ashley Valley Medical Center. Mr. Maxwell and the children were treated for their injuries and released from the hospital. Mrs. Maxwell's injuries in-juries were more extensive and she was admitted to the ICU unit where she is in stable condition. The accident was investigated by Utah Highway Patrol trooper Stan Bench. Mr. Maxwell was cited for speeding. Reynolds, who Is currently Incarcerated In-carcerated in the Uintah County Jail on no bail, requested a bail hearing which was granted by Judge Davidson. David-son. The hearing is set for Aug. 1 at 10 a.m. Jollanna Miller and Cherry Duncan came before Judge Davidson on third degree felony charges of joyriding. In exchange for a guilty plea from the pair, the charge was reduced from a second degree felony charge of theft of a vehicle. In addition, a second charge of theft of a firearm was dismissed. In accordance accor-dance with the agreement, the pair agreed to make restitution of the firearm. Rick D. Connelley came before Judge Davidson for sentencing on third degree felony charge of receiving receiv-ing stolen property, lie plead guilty to the charge July 3, After rev tewing a report f.W by the Adult Probation and IWe t AUH, Ju'Ue Da vldwin ordered that be er vf not more than five years tn the 1'uh State tYiMm, whuh wai sweprfidrd and Connelley placed on II months probation, I'ndef the Ctif.'itinns Of hi lion, Cohfirlley ir.u?! Rule rrU5uU in icwt-danc with Ifftni srt by lot Al'&t. Ite ws or .irted f i pay tt Of lies) and m cm ? -t-4 in tr e t'tn'sh Cwr.ty Jail b-f a prr- 1 d 52 n. f.U wiihafTvirw tnsii ri-. - lte,;n Jfivencfr I t frif limf 8-f '' mr-i t4 Ann Kaa e;,-aff t-f .f iwt tavito pn third frttvt tharee frliif.y f witfirti lafrt-.r p5-J jrui',?j to bV i hafg J!y U d1tf? Davst- cifijrtH r- U fVt M tnrft thsfi f;vyrafj In l"--h SUte Fri. V; h --'4 and placed bf efl 1 r x t-- U'-f. 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