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Show m $ . t "r""1 rnrT,rHrrvrMnrrNr . i Volunteers Press Hunt at Gorge for Missing Six The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, June 11, 1965 Continued From Page 23 gett and Duchesne counties Jeep Patrols, Fish and Game Department and U.S. Forest Service employes were joined by volunteers Sunday as the weather remained clear and warm. Ranger Bossi predicted the search would taper off Monday, but would continue. A Uinta County, Wyo., commissioner Sunday said conditions at Mountain View are im- now must concentrate on repairing roads. Water still covers many of the countys roads, he said, and ex tent of the damage is not yet known. Some major bridges have been damaged, but to the best of my knowledge, none are out, the commissioner added. The U.S. Weather Bureau der 1 A o ADVERTISEMENT New Miss Liberty Belle proving and residents are returning to their homes. Hard-H- forecast a continuation of the the river, this was an increase clear skies for Monday with cool- of nearly 300 second-fee- t from er temperatures in the eastern the 1,641 recorded Friday. part of Utah. The entire area is Be predicted the river had expected to become cloudy late reached its peak and should Monday and a few showers are start tapering off. forecast for Tuesday. Canal and The Weber-ProvAt Heber, the Provo River Duchesne Tunnel have been cut was recorded at 1,936 second-fee- t back1 because the river would Sunday, according to Isaac not hold them, he added. Baum, deputy commissioner for it The Wyoming town was harhit by rampaging waters from tv Ml Smiths Fork of the Green Riv- 1 er. 'jg&f Among problems confronting the area, Commissioner Eugene C. Taylor said, are bad water in some of the wells and an abundance of roadwork to be .done. Most families at Mountain View have their own wells, said Commissioner Many have been damaged by flood waters. County crews, which previously hauled sand and build levies, ' Taylor To Rule at Provo Event Curtin, and Kathleen (AP) PROVO An with brown hair and deep blue eyes was named Miss Liberty Belle at a pageant involving 15 finalists vying for the title. Ruth Thomson, who at 18 is into her senior year at Bngham Young University, won the title and will reign over the citys Fourth of July freedom festival. Named as her attendants were university-'coe- d Nancy Hunter, while Linda Madsen won the Miss Congeniality title an Mary Allen the Miss Talent honors. Miss Thomson, who is des-goin- g cnbed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs Woodruff Thomson, as very serious about music, played Franz Lizsts piano etude Un Sospero for her talent con- tribution in the pageant. Gordon Lobb Over 30 Years trt the Diamond Business n Yippee, were off, cry Tribune as they prepare to board of The Salt Lake bus for s five- - carrier-salesme- Joys trip to Disneyland and southern CaliThey will visit San Diego Zoo, Knotts Berry Farm. day a chartered fornia. for 22 Tribune Champs Excitement of the boys, their The 22 qualified for the trip in project conclud- of The Salt Lake Tribune de- friends and families was evident a ed recently. parted Sunday evening for a as they boarded chattered buses , all expense- - in Salt Lake City. Eyes gleamed Busy Schedule of the with and to days Disnejland anticipation paid trip The earners will spend a full ahead southern California day at Disneyland and will visit Knotts Berry Farm. 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