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(contfrompg4) began a "cottage indust- Russell Dove married she fell from a clift and in- King and Queen.
April 2. ry," affording the area toCindy Sweten May 4. to Howard Creek near Births: Joseph Wayne
Management wage in- have hand-made craft Mark Buderus was nam- Telluride. She was killed Hannigan, born July 8,
crease angered power com- items, ed Coach of the Year in instantly. Brandy Renee' Greathouse IV
pany union employees. A Trout Lake mud slide the Class A Division. Clyde Stewart won was born June 25; and ri
New marshal in Naturita claimed the life a a pap David Puderbaugh won $100 in the Nucla Chamb- Lacie Lea Dell Noble Nix, (~q
was Fred Gay of Redcliff. senger in a car on Mother's the $100 in the Chamber er Drawing. " born June 14.
Roy Johnson was nomi- Day. drawing. Lee Apanel was released Sandra Hale married
nated most outstanding With two games to play, Birth: Trilby Janene on murder charges during Vernon Cadman May 19.
superintendent, the Mavericks headed to Skees was born May 15. his preliminary hearing Tom and Betty Davis b
Mayor deKoevend and the semi-finals in Colorado Stephanie Wilson was due to insufficient evi- were grandparents of two
council woman Louise De- Springs. San Miguel Basin Rodeo dence presented at the new additions in July: rr
Weese were adament on no Dutch Jones of Nucla Queen. Her attendant was hearing. Apanel walked Shelby Nolan and Tiffany
marshal pay raise, found his family after a 37 Cindy Williams. out of the court room a Tyra. in
April -- Uranium plung- year search. Roy Johnson was chos- free man after 34 days in LaVonne Mellon and
ed to $17.00. Run-away Dove Creek en "Most Outstanding jail. Tracy Roberts were mar- w
Ken Sanders won the girls were found in Indiana Rural Superintendent." A new pressbox was ried June 30.
$100 in the Nucla Chamb- A plane crash near Tammy Wilson Post constructed at the football Charlie and Kim Berry
er Drawing. Nucla injured a Norwood graduated at Boulder. field in Norwood. were new owners of the M
Wilbur Binder kept his man and totalled the planeJudy Wilson graduated at Shane Zunich earned a Sweetie Pie Bakery and
mayorial seat. Ollie Odle
won Norwood's Mayor
race by 27 votes.
Birth: Lana Marie
Franklin was born March
17.
Clark and Reva Stowe
celebrated their 62nd anni-
versary. April 5, Clark was
88 years old.
Nucla-Naturita Tele-
phone Company was
granted rate increases.
Sally and Gayiord Plast-
er of Grand JunCtion won
a West End Weekend.
Uravan and
daughter we~ rescued
from the Color,do River.
Births: Albi~ Lewis,
born April 3, Daniel Leber
was born Ap~l 2; and
Kasie Christen, born
March 31. +:
Jeff White and Karen
Higgins were married April
9.
Nucla Town Council
gave Marshal Connett a
$ ] 00 raise.
Obituaries: Gertrude
Counts, Clyde French, and
James Stanley Reed.
Birth: Ambrose Nathan
Krause, born April 8.
Nucla High Archery
team took state at Denver
meet.
The Nucla Chamber,
Moose Lodge and Town of
Nucla presented awards on
Student Appreciation Day
to Heidi Vanderpool and
Karl McGee.
Record water content
warned of flood possibili-
ties.
Uranium was up 75
cents a pound in May to
$17.25.
Diana Farnsworth won
the $100 in the Nucla
Chamber drawing.
All-Conference athletes
were Dutch Landis, Tony
Royer, Dave Walrath,
Sandy AIIridge, Cindy
Williams, Wendy Wilson,
Karl McGee and Heidi
Vanderpool.
Naturita box numbers
changed after 30 years of
the same numbers.
Nucla and Norwood
seniors graduated in mid.
May.
Obituaries: Elsie Suther-
land, Virgil Williams, Edna
Williams, Wayne Wright,
and Andrea Wood.
A medical fund was set
up for Dale Williams of
Nucla who sustained facial
injuries when a bondo ma-
chine exploded.
Joan Elliott of Nucla
Floods from spring run-
off were damaging roads
and bridges.
Birth : Cy. Treven
Hainey was born~May 17.
Dr. Mark Apling com-
pleted education requir-
ments to retain active
membership in the Ameri-
can Academy of Family
Physicians.
Obituaries: Fred
Stubbs, Mary Saunders,
Vernon Roberts and
George Crabtree.
Mavericks took third at
state. Tammy Bennett
placed second at the state
track meet.
Sharon Hudson and
Roger Williams were mar-
ried February 3.
Lee Apanel was charged
with first degree murder of
Patricia Erickson of Red-
vale.
Nucla was looking for a
doctor to fill the vacancy
left by Dr. H.H. Rosen-
zweig.
Taleena Erickson was
Junior Rodeo Queen. Juni-
or princess was Michelle
McCullock.
Charlie Anders was the
new Hopkins Airport man-
ager.
Colorado-Ute scheduled
a scoping meeting June 14
in Nucla regarding the
fluidized bed project at
the power plant.
Obituaries: Frank
Wilson and Thomas Edgell.
A wild horse round-up
took place in Dry Creek
Basin and Disappointment
Valley.
Pocatello.
Norwood was opposing
former marshal Dennis
Fancher in a law suit.
Uranium remained
$17.75 for June.
Steve Carpenter resign-
ed his position from the
Norwood Ranger District.
County Commissioner
Nell Reams was seeking re-
election.
A skeleton was found at
Fall Creek.
Kim Stephens was
crowned Naturita Days
Queen.
Births: Amy Lynne
Bennett was born June 12,
Christie Nicole Simmons
was born June 6.
Patricia Morgan gradu-
ated at Ft. Lewis College.
Obituaries: Gordon Sul-
livan, Virgil Cottrell and
Letitia Hawkes.
Byron Files was acci-
dently shot in an arm
while target shooting.
More than 200 people
attended the REA scoping
meeting in Nucla to
strongly speak out in favor
of the fluidized-bed Colo-
rado-Ute project.
Ed Jacobs was hospital-
ized after a fall from a
horse.
Wild buffalos were be-
ing raised by Earl and
Randi Kelley.
Birth : Jeremy Karl
Stephens was born June
18.
Obituaries: Theodore
Stone, Theodore Barnard.
Lisa Alexander was
found ]/2 mile from where
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I;ke to breathe stuff I couldn't see!"
trophy belt buckle in bull
riding.
Colorado-Ute named
Ted Rosiak as project
manager of the Nucla
Plant.
The annual Maverick
Roundup and Norwood
Chamber Day was July 14.
Nucla's Water Day was
July 4 with Tom and Mary
Puderbaugh as reigning
Cafe in Norwood.
Tisha Hatfield was chos-
en grand champion in 4-H
Review.
Birth: Evan Allen was
Born July 19.
The Nucla-Naturita Fire
Department was co-winn-
ers at the tri-state.
Cocaine overdose was
blamed in the death of a
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