Timber Sale Sealed Bids Sought for Uinta Forest Area
The Forest Service invites sealed bids by 2:00 pm May 17, 1963 for 219 acres of live and recently dead timber in the Farm Creek Drainage Ashley National Forest Utah. Estimated 853 M bd ft lodgepole pine and Engelmann spruce with older dead timber. minimum bid $5 per M bd ft. stumpage $3.85 plus $1.15 for slash disposal.
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National Forest
Vernal
Farm Creek
W. Uinta Special Meridian
Ashley National Forest
Forest Service
USDA
Roosevelt
Utah
Grand Junction Prepares Foresight Festival Remodeling Reveal
Grand Junction plans a May 17 18 celebration for a 1 25 million downtown remodel by local property owners and the city. Albert Cox Chamber of Commerce president announces anticipated 10 000 visitors as officials readied parades exhibits a NASA space capsule and TV star presence.
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Grand Junction
Albert Cox
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of c Commerce
NASA
Vernal Geologist to Present Paper at Regional AAAPG Convention
David W. Ehss, geologist with Mountain Fuel Supply, will present a paper at the Rocky Mountain Section AAAPG annual convention in Casper, Wyoming. His talk titled Paleogeography Applied to Exploration discusses past seas and shoreline features as tools for reservoir exploration.
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David W. Ehss
Mountain Faet Su
Hr Verrat
Wil
Rocky Mountain
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Wyoming Geological Society
Casper
Wyo
Elias
University of Michigan
University of Wyoming
Mountain Fuel Supply Company
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Rocky Mountain Area
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lubbock
Texas
la Habra
California
John T. Isberg
Superior International
Houston
Grand Junction hosts Foresight Festival with regional tours
The city plans scenic tours around Grand Junction and school events as part of the Foresight Festival. Officials expect entertainment groups from Wyoming and Utah, and Look Magazine along with the National Municipal League will award Grand Junction for winning AM American City honors announced in March. The central redevelopment features a curved street, trees in planters, and modern sculptures highlighting a new urban design.
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Grand Junction
Cox
Wyoming
Utah
Look: Magazine
National Municipal League
Birthday milestones for local youngsters announced
The Vernal Express lists births and milestone happies for Matt Ascking Jeffery Hall Paul Allen Sims and Robert Troy Bath with birthdates in April. Thorne Studio offers free baby portraits and prints, with sessions a week before first birthdays.
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Matt Ascking
Tommy Hacking
Jeffery Hall
Weldon Hall
Paul Allen Sims
Hoyt Sims
Robert Troy Bath
J. R. Bath
Thorne Studio
The
Vernal Express
Maeser 2nd By Penna W Collett Weekend Visitors
Mr and Mrs Stan Morrison and son Greg visited Salt Lake Sunday to fetch niece Leola Anderson who returned from Denmark on a mission. She will visit Infernal for several days then go to Olympia Washington. Howard Broadaway family spent weekend in Idaho Falls with Glenn Allens. Bell Merkley moved into Elmira Roberts house. Roger Hacking family from Salt Lake spent Easter weekend with parents. Margene Hall visited from BYU. The Coltons hosted relatives at several homes. Frank E Colton stays with Wallace Caldwell. Blanche Hardy and Pat visited Ogden. Keith Adams spent weekend in Salt Lake on business. Dee Hall and Phillip Hall enjoyed Easter weekend here. Roy McGuire and children of Salt Lake were guests at Ferron Peterson home. Marl Christensen returned Tuesday from Tempe Arizona after two weeks with her son and daughter.
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Penna W. Collett
Stan Morrison
Greg
Salt Lake
Leola Anderson
Denmark
Harley Morrison
Miss Anderson
Infernal
Olympia
Washington
Howard Broadaway
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Glenn Allens
Bell Merkley
Elmira Roberts House
Roger Hacking
Daniel
Bill
Laurence Fox
June Hacking
Margene Hall
BYU
Clyde Hall
Mark Paulson
Warren Colton
Hugh Colton
Wallace Caldwell
Caldwell
Blanche Hardy
Pat
Ogden
Maude Martin
Amy White
Keith Adams
Dee Hall
Frovo
Phillip Hall
Roy McGuire
Ferron Peterson
Marl Christensen
Tempe
Arizona
Dau
JHL Community Ride May 11 Draws Riders From Several Clubs
The Jr Horse Lovers 4-32 Club invites the community to its annual JHL Community Ride on May 11 starting in Dry Fork Canyon and looping to the Power Plant and Merkley Park. Invitations went to Myton Neola Heber Tooele and Millard 4-11 horse clubs with 135 horses and 142 people last year.
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Jr. Horse Lovers 4-32 Club
Myton
Neola
Heber
Tooele
Millard
Dry Fork Canyon
Merkley Park
Rhett Searle
Sanja Searle
Jenifer Postma
Leland McNeill
Kitten Kalls Spring Activities At AVIH
The last home room of the year was held April 9 with parties and activities. A wrestling meet on April 11 at AVIH featured teams from Ashley Valley Roosevelt and Alterra Jr Highs. AVIH won many matches. Spring vacation gave a three day weekend. On April 14 AVJIL hosted The Jr High Bowl with fourteen top students named for the program.
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Ashley Valley
Roosevelt and
Alterra Jr
AVIH
AVJIL
Sach
AVJH Teams Compete In Interclass Quiz Event
A team of seven boys and seven girls from AVJH competed against each other. Members included Kent Rex David Schwa be Carly Gwas Jimmy Bow den Mike Ashton Frank Stephens Richard Thompson Lorna Pope Merlene Horton Jang Brown Pauline Cundick Eva Foster Shonna Stanfill and Vickie Peterson. The scores will be given in next week’s column. The annual election dance is tomorrow evening from 6 15 p.m. to 10 15 p.m. The Great Locomotive Chase will be shown. Next year’s student body officers will be announced after voting during school. Activity cards will be required.
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AVJH
Kent Rex
David Schwabe
Carly Gwas
Jimmy Bowden
Mike Ashton
Frank Stephens
Richard ‘Thompson
Lorna Pope
Merlene Horton
Jang Brown
Pauline Cundick
Eva Foster
Shonna Stanfill
Vickie Peterson
Vernal American Legion Holds Annual Election
The Vernal Legion post announces its annual election at the April 15 meeting with candidates for post commander first vice commander and set officers. The district convention is April 28 with registration at the Post Home and a joint Klwanis Scott Lodge meeting. The post sponsors Boys State counselors and plans a May carnival and an American Legion Baseball team. Membership reaches 150.
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American Legion
Ed Horton
Pete Santee
John Barr
Wilford Evans
Weston Despain
Gerald Dillman
Ralph Sharp
Commader
Bud Odle
Allen Shippee
June Hacking
Bob Gunter
Joh
Milburn
Francis Lennox
Serlce
Vernal
Klwanis Scott Lodge
Logan
1962 Deer Harvest Totals Raise Outdoor Interest Across State
Final 1962 deer harvest figures from the Department of Fish and Game show 130 556 animals taken across all seasons and types, with 597 654 regular license hunters bagging 163 072 deer. Bucks accounted for 57 percent and antlerless 43 percent, marked by a 7 590 increase over 1961 and a drop in individual hunter success. Director Harold Crane thanks participants for returning questionnaires and assisting in compiling the management records.
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Lota
Department of
Department
Harold
Crane
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Artesia
Graval
Artesia City Hall
Wilma Sims
Atal
Happy
Jewery Hall
Paul Alen Sims
Robert Troy
Woolgrowers
Craig Wool Warehouse
Draper
Tive
Draper and Company, Inc
Animal Jhl
Ghter
Mas
Grant Christensen
Roael Clark
Rigby
Leon P. Christensens
Glen Merkley
Ronnie Merkleys
DeVard Robinson
Rock Springs
Sarl CoHett
Kitten Kalls
Brenda O'Nell
Ellen Richardson
Vernal Legion
Melvin W. Nelberger
Salt Lake Ity
Merley Massey Jolley
Charles Colton
Henry Slaugh
Thomas £. Tall
Vernal Office Supply
Sa, Vernal Ave
Hteens
Ashton’s Garden
Iggs & Stratton
Deer Hunters Bae
Tinnis
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