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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1961

Page

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Jensen Youth Injured In Two Vehicle Crash At Flaming Gorge

A Jensen youth Leo Karren, 1, injured severely in a collision between a motorcycle and a car at Split Mountain campground. Douglas Phillips, 19, of Vernal, driver of the car, was not hurt. The incident occurred on a curve as the bike traveled north and the car south. Karren was ejected and hospitalized. The wreck was investigated by the Highway Patrol and National Park Service personnel. investigation ongoing.

Jensen Split Mountain É Campground Leo Karren Douglas Phillips Vernal Karren Highway Patrol

Resurrection Easter Theme Emphasized by LDS Leader

LDS General Authority Marion J. Hanks told Ashley Stake Conference that the central message of Easter is the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the power to rise, as 1183 attendees representing 34 percent of the stake membership filled the morning session. Music was led by Carol Feltch, with Margene Win as organist and Eva Hatch as accompanist, while LuRae Caldwell directed the choir. The opening hymn was There Is Beauty All Around, and W. E. Bodily offered the opening prayer. Several stake officers and board members were released amid a churchwide Primary reorganization, including Douglas Lawson, Curtis Wupsaker, Bernice Viebardt, and others.

Jeary Christ Lder Marion J. Hanks First Council of Seventy Church of Jesus Christ of Tatterday Saints Ashley Stake Margene Win Carol Feltch Jersel Stoke Singing Mothers LuRae Caldwell Eva Hatch W. E. Bodily Stake Rou Call Tec Aadrence Fox Douglas 2B Lawson High Council Curtis B. Wupsaker Bernice Viebaardt Stake Sunday School Dean Pace Larry B. Dluberbod Linford Batty Stake Ymmia Barsassia Hatch Mary Kidd Melba Eaton Beverly Merkley Lula Twitchell Eula Price Adam Anderson Vee Taylor Jennie Haslem Wilma Kendall Enid Watch

County to Receive $87,062 For B Road Funds

Uintah County will receive $87,062.18 in B road funds from Utah State for motor vehicle license fees. Maeser Town gets $1,541.82 and Vernal City $8,933.62. At the county commissioners meeting, staff was briefed on new state legislation, and County Attorney Nast was asked to outline it for a future session. County Assessor Walker will study business machines. A diesel truck and a heavy bottom dump semi-trailer are planned to improve equipment mobility. Agricultural inspector Hale Hobgate discussed issues with untagged seed.

Uintah County Utah Maeser Town Vernal City Ray E. Nast

Two-Car Crash Causes About 250 In Damages

About 250 damage resulted Sunday at 130 pm in a two car collision on county road 12 miles north of Vernal. Vehicles were a 1960 Ford Falcon driven by Dewayne Chivers, 16, Vernal, and a Chevrolet sedan driven by Heber Schurz, 23, Lapoint. Damage totaled 100 to the Chivers car and 150 to the Schurz auto. No injuries. Trooper R M Helm investigated.

Vernal Dewayne Chivers Heber Schurz Lapoint Chivers Shurz Auto R. M Helm

Six Burglaries In Two Days In Vernal Area

Six break ins were reported in the Vernal area Friday and Saturday. Targets included Uintah High School and Vernal 1st Ward chapel, with entry through a window and broken doors in offices. Money was taken from a steel money box at the principal's room totaling $12, while other rooms suffered damage but no items reported missing. Investigations were led by City Police Chief Claudius A Banks and Sheriff Norman Fletcher, noting four break ins in Vernal Saturday night and additional incidents at Ken's Farm Store and C P Pedecaon Welding Shop.

Claudius A Banks Ashley Farmers Union Coop Ken C. P. Pedecaon Vernal Sand and Grave. Co Norman Fletcher

TV Ch.2 Pickup To Resume Soon

Interference in Salt Lake Channel 2 reception is expected to end by week’s end. County television engineer Jon LeBeau reports tests near Blue Mountain to La point to test for better reception. Equipment will be returned to Blue Mountain to resume Channel 2 pickup.

Salt Lake

MARIMAGE LICENSES FOR ALEXANDER AND NEWLAND

John D. Alexander aged 19 and Beverly Newland aged 14, residents of Rifle Colorado, were issued marrimage licenses in April.

John D. Alexander Beverly Newland Rifle Colorado

Chamber Backs Water System and Information Campaign Slated

The Vernal Chamber of Commerce endorsed a $1.4 million Ashley Valley Water System, with a bond election set for April 18. Alvin Kay outlined pre election information talks, brochure efforts, and estimated costs. Funding plans include $650,000 city bond, $80,000 Maeser bond, $400,000 Bureau of Reclamation support, and target $148,000 from water connections. If Maeser declines, parts of the system could be bypassed. Residents may see lower fire insurance premiums after completion.

Vernal Chamber of Commerce Ashley Valley Water System Alvin Kay Vernal City Council Costa Kay Vernal City Maeser Town Bureau of Reclamation Vernal Stanaker Draw Maeser Verrhal Aahtey Valley Ton Oley Chamber

Gun Club Plans Shoot Sunday For Heart Fund

Vernal Red and Gun Club will sponsor a trap and archery shoot Sunday starting at 10 am at the sportmen's lodge north of Maeser to raise funds for Uintah County Heart Fund drive. Johnny Johnson, president of the gun club, said clubs from the Uintah Basin are invited to participate. Prizes will be awarded in various categories with each person paired against competitors in his own class.

Vernal Red and Gun Club Sportsmen's Lodge Maeser Uintah County Heart Fund Johnny Johnson Gun Club Uintah Basin

Scotch Four-Some Opens Vernal Golf Course Sunday

Vernal Golf Course opens with a Scotch foursome tournament sponsored by the newly formed Men's Golf Association and the Ladies Golf Association. Play starts at 10 a.m. and runs throughout the day, with the regular greens available for opening events.

Vernal Golf Course Men's Golf Association Ladies Golf Association

Preliminary Work Slated Shortly On Bowling Alley at Old Safeway's

Five men were elected to the Merce Board of Directors at the annual meeting held at the Hotel Vernal. New directors are Tal Anderson, John Besslin, Dr. R Bruce Christian, Harold Dukaj, and Dr. T R Seager. Buckner warned of rising federal taxes and moral decay as he spoke to the chamber. Preliminary work is set to begin on converting the former Safeway at 2nd West and Main into Vernal Bowl Inc, featuring 12 alleys, Brunswick equipment, automatic pin setters, and a 142 by 78 foot building. Construction aims for July 15 completion, with new facilities including a playground, locker rooms, snack bar, and more. An earlier directors election named Glenn Cooper, N J Meagher Jr, Russell Kier, Stewart L Ashton, Raymond Anderson, Woodey Searle, and Rod.

Vernal Chamber of Commerce Vernal Tal L. Anderson John C. Besslin R Bruce Christian Harold Duka J T. R. Seager E LaMar Buckner US Chamber of Commerce Viet Nam Buckner Safeway 2Nd West Main Street Vernal Bowl Incororated Total Company Brunswick M. Keith Richardson Utah Mights Field Mouse Museum Glenn J. Cooper N. J. Meagher Russell Kier Stewart JL. Ashton

Sheep Shearing Surge Under Way In County Push

Crews of Mexican sheep shearers arrived this week to start a large scale push on almosl sheep shearing. Home flocks lead with 18 percent of shearings complete as range herds form the bulk of the operation. Moisture has improved after recent snows and rains, streamflow expectations are favorable but below the 15 year average. Calving 15 percent and lambing 20 percent complete amid generally fair pasture conditions and warm winter livestock gains.

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_L Vernal Wire To Broadcast Priesthood Meet_

The Priesthood session of the General Conference of the LDS Church will be broadcast by direct wire to Ver nal stake tabernacle Saturday at 7 p.m. from Salt Lake City Tabernacle. Conference sessions are scheduled in Salt Lake City Thursday Friday and Sunday with general sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The event focuses on ward sacrament and related observances.

General Conference of the LDS Church Stake Tabernacle

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