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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

2

Manila Rond Economic Notes and Local Appointments

The engineering head reports the project cost at 736183 with ongoing White River work costing 558000. A Wednesday meeting with Uintah Daggett county officials and Governor Clyde will push Vernal Manawa road construction. Grace Christian resigns as treasurer, Ken Aycock elected in her place. Education Day set for Aug 26 as the chamber hosts new teachers. Uintah County joins Seven County Conservancy District under conditions. Dues of 52520 collected, half of last year. Economic conference in Salt Lake City Aug 21. Flaming Gorge Dam dedication rites planned. Directors appointed for three committees: Armstrong, Millecam, Rosalin. Education committee led by Dr. Stringham. other members listed. Souvenir committee formed with Webb and Rolfe as director and chairman.

Southam White River Pees Uintah and Daggett County George D. Clyde Forest Service Siddoway Wat Alme Tsh Conservancy District Uintah County Uintah Vernal Express Salt Lake City Flaming Gorge Paul M. Armstrong Retail Marchants Don Millecam John C. Rosalin Pap G. Stringham Ray E. Spendlove Wallace R. Anderson Gene Ray Hall Glen C. Oldroyd J. Arden Jalley Rhoda Robinson John Shimmin Don Showaller Fred Washburn Lloyd Winward Frank Wright Alvin G Bowden Dav J. Webb Ralph Rolfe

County Fair Opens with Exhibits Across School Grounds

The fair will feature a small admission charge and exhibits in the high school gym and surrounding halls. Displays run until 8 pm Saturday, with judges from Salt Lake City Heber City Log an and Price. Vintall County sponsors the event through the commissioners Rulon Hacking chairing with S Harold McKee and D Blayne Morrill. Other fair board members include Amy Lube secretary Morris Ht Cook treasurer CIE Bush Ralph Olsen building and grounds Donna Levy industrial and commercial exhibits Dave Elias and Ken Aycock premium list Henry A Mansfield.

Salt Lake City Heber City Logan Price Vintall County Rulon Hacking S. Harold McKee D. Blayne Morrill Ortatt Amy Lube Morris Ht. Cook Cie Bush Ralph Olsen Donna Levy Dave Elias Ken Aycock Ust Henry A. Mansfield

Fair Exhibit Rules Listed

Exhibits must be in place by 10 a.m. August 22 in Uintah High School gym. Junior exhibitors receive blue ribbon one dollar red ribbon seven be and a white ribbon. Entries eligible include any crop or vex erable. Judging criteria include uniformity trueness size soundness maturity and freedom from disease. Most fruits and vegetables use a plate of five with exceptions listed. STEMS should be left by the fruits and vegetables varieties must be named. Exhibits must be clean and adults encouraged to participate. For questions contact Dayle Landon or other members.

Doyle Landon Uintah High School Dayle Landon

Schedule Raises in Spring Contract Talks for Teachers

Contracts issued in spring set a salary schedule starting at 4700 for a bachelor’s degree with no experience and rising to 6186 with 18 years. The prior schedule ranged 4200 to 4700. With a master’s degree, roughly 250 more per year is added. Benefits include no personal leave days for school year substitute deduction and a renewed health insurance program. The teachers’ association will push for recognition as the official bargaining agent, increased sick leave, and expanded emergency leave.

Teachers’ Association

Mill Levies and Valuation Figures in Uintah County

County Assessor Don M. Walker reports 1964 assessed valuation at 31,200,633 dollars, up nearly 3 million from 1962. Increase largely from utility construction such as pipelines and mine activity plus new buildings and personal property. Utilities assessments handled by the State Tax Commission. Maeser property owners face 66.5 mills, outside-city totals at 58.50 with slight variance, Voruay City residents unaffected by the changes.

Mieser Town Board Uintah Conservancy Conservancy Maeser Voruay City Don M. Walker Walker State Tax Commission

Local Arts Committee Seeks Student Portraits for Exhibit

The Fair Committee invites artists to bring pictures to the high school on August 20. Mrs Ruth Naslem, chairwoman of the fine arts committee, urged participation for the upcoming display.

Ruth Naslem

Seven County Conservancy District To Lead Utah Project Talks

Land owners in seven townships near the Utah water project await September action to approve the proposed Seven County Conservancy District. If approved, the district will be the official negotiator with the U.S. government for the Central Utah Project.

Seven County Conservancy District U.S Uteh

Uintah County to Join Seven County Conservancy District

Uintah County commissioners on Monday accepted the Central Utah Project study committee recommendation to join the proposed Seven County Conservancy District under conditions. Uintah Water Conservancy District had prior approved joining, with safeguards to keep municipal water supply intact in quantity and quality, ensure industrial water supply, and prevent dry stream beds.

Uintah County Central Utah Project Study Committee

County Voters Set Mill Levy. Irrigation Plan Advances

The commissioners approved irrigation goals to cover all lands that can be feasibly irrigated while keeping the mill levy at 6.90 per thousand. Chuck Spaulding and his son Hal drove to the Spaulding cabin in Colorado on Saturday to see their wives, returning to Vernal on Sunday.

Chuck Spaulding Son Hal Spaulding Colorado Vernal

Cattlemen Hear Speakers At Uintah County Event

Stanley Burgess reports on State Cattlemen Association activities while Howard Clegg discusses the Federal Government Cattle Program. Wayne Pickup covers Uintah Cattlemen's Association activities as officers are elected. A barbecue and dance at the Vernal Red and Gun Club Lodge closes the day with the Uintah County Gon Belles assisting.

Bendixson Stanley Burgess State Cattlemen Association Howard Clegg State Association Wayne Pickup Uintah Cattlemen's Association John Haslem Vernal Red and Gun Club Uintah County Gon Belles

Funeral Honors Pallbearer Nome Kilgore Attendee

Mr and Mrs Alvin G Green attended the funeral on Thursday for Mr Green s aunt Nome Kilgore with Mr Green serving as a pallbearer.

Alvin G. Green Mr. Green Nome Kilgore

Employment declines across sectors hit 1963 tempo

Joh Picture notes a drop in construction and government service as mining holds steady and manufacturing edges up. Three county employment totals show agriculture 2250, mining 1270, government 1240, trade 1036, self employment 800, construction 710, service 340, manufacturing 260, transportation and utilities 240, finance 90. Unemployment around seasonal low at about 400, rising slowly with skill shortages in services. Second quarter business data show a 113 percent decline from 1962, postal receipts up 7.5 percent mainly due to rate changes, and late construction projects expected to lift opportunities through summer and fall.

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