Show f y county u nty attorney Al lorney ray nas castr j pushes booster TV bill in capita r uintah county morino attorney ray E nash andl and other utahna monday urged the house interstate and foreign commerce committee to re port favorably a dill bill to auth orize the federal Com communications munt commission toli to license censo television I 1 booster stations the bill introduced by senator frank E mou was passed by the senate last session senator moss who was home in utah for the graduation of his daughter marilyn from the university of utah had previously filed a statement for the record of the hearing also testifying wire kendrick II Il arward sevier county commissioner representing the utah teleet television slon repeater A association and james P A alger er carbon county attorney mr nash pointed out that the uintah basin booster system serves the people of uintah and Du duchesne chesno counties in utah and rio blanco county in colorado and said laid this area is shadowed from any television reception from salt lake city on the west or from denver on the east and it is impossible to get adequate television reception from direct broadcast under present conditions w without the use of booster television cost of installing tile the vintah uintah county booster stations to date has been 59 cost of upkeep for a period of oi months has beer been the sum of 1063 20 in addition to this arnoul amount arnoulet kt there has been contributed by the people of meeker colorado tile the sum of 1500 which la fo in addition to tile the above figures the costs of malinao maintaining ining and operating the station at the present time run about 75 per month this includes cost of power and the work put in by the statement of oe senator moss pointed out that most of utah is covered by repeater type television service and said many communities have appropriated money and are waiting wailing authority to ton con booster type facilities other communities which have had facilities for a long time are facing the loss to of this is service because of till the refusal of the FCC to license their operation without tile authority contained in tins tills bill mr alger called attention to the importance of television boasters boosters bo to the people of eastern utah I 1 to those of us in ren ote areas and particularly in tile the mountain states the alss essm in this legislation is a simple one continued Continue a on page 8 L livestock iva continued from page 1 university wednesday night light of last week exhibitors were guc guests ats of varnal junior chamber of commerce at the annual ban at 7 11 cafe gene it II hall pre president of vernal jaycees wi loomed the youngsters guest speaker woodey 11 searle counseled the exhibitors to raise their own owl livestock without too much m ch help one of the biggest crimes is a child docan t know liow how to work lie he said MILT SEARLE 1860 1960 show president commended all those who had helped and co con n tributes trl tri buted toward the recent show county agent wm win F ferns farns worth quoted the livestock judges as saying that they had never seen finer stock other winners were fitting and showing fat hogs first gary harri ilardi son mccond farron simper third don anderson 4 II 11 first druce bruce cook second marsha fox third marle marie pet c fat beef FILA first cody jenkins second baird evans third donald lorg 4 II 11 first saralyn murray second dale amaker II li third ralph snow fat lambs afa IT A first ever ett southam as second cond jay var campbell third john curfew 4 it first mac murray s sic olid end scott murdock third keith daghy blury dist ding ham hain it IPA A strond jean alf d mond 4 11 thaid thomas bingham Bing liam 4 11 WINNERS ot of the breeding classes clashes were class boar hampshire b breed r c c d chester henderson vernal open class sow hampshire breed dies ches ter henderson enderson II vernal year ling sow breed gary harrlson vernal open liis clis sow and litter chester Ik lic vernal champion holstein cow kelly crozier neola champion jer sey fiey cow rhomas bilisha M vernal artificially sired female winners first donton denton crozier niola acol second brent pitt vernal and third roland dingham bingham vernal breeding beef winners were female john curfew jensen hereford cow male hereford bull ronald dudley randlett Hand lett 4 11 II and shorthorn bull nila dudley jensen 4 hii 11 open class hereford bulls exhibited by hugh W colton ranch vernal and by don wall jensen THERE WERE junior exhibitors and 10 open class exhibitors exhibiting ant mals the show ended with judg ing of 85 head of hovies horses THE HORSE show how conducted in conjunction with the livestock show allow was sponsored by the uintah basin horse breeding end and racing and the national quarter horse and national cutting iiorio clorse associations as sit an rc ac credited show grand and reserve champions in the various judging divisions were QUARTER borset grand champion mare marc miss eagle owned by dill bill green salt lake city reserve champion mare miss esquire owned by durt burt E charlesworth Charlesw orUi clifton colo grand champion stal lion dusters deuce owned by jim alin wallsburg wellsburg Walls Wells burg we wa retell county and reserve champion stallion denny star leland goodrich bluebell duchesne county geldings grand champion pole patch norman thompson ogden aden reserve champion rusty clegg webb stables Sta blea lehi CHAMPION thoroughbred in tile the allow was waa lucky dan ban ner ncr owned by charles charlea sands of 0 myton ducheine Duches nc county judges for various horge hor events were goerge I 1 lender son of utah state university lugan logan dennis of montrose colo 0 and C it 11 dowman of carbondale colo I 1 |