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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

6

Open House and Visits Highlight Naples Social Scene

Naples residents hosted and attended multiple social events. Mrs. R E Nash marked an open house for Mrs Elizabeth Nash’s birthday, while Ray B Nast hosted guests for the celebration. Families from Tooele Salt Lake City and San Francisco visited Naples area homes, and locals traveled to St Louis for relatives. Numerous weekend visits, birthday and vacation news, and school and church activities round out the community notices.

Ray B. Nast Elizabeth Nash Lyman Anderson Tooele Ferron Davies Salt Lake City Ronald Stoddard San Francisco Cal Stella Richards Glenn Openshaw Norman Haslem St. Louis Richard Evans Lola Nash Huggins Wheston Ill Arnold Baker Ralph Holmes California Holmes Naples Gawin L. Goodrich Barbara Jean Litster Reid Merrell Boyd Merrell Montana James Jensen Earl Merrell Air Joe Jensen Lynn Richens Jensen Grace Goodrich Vena Johnson Bountiful Bill Rasmussen Bakersfield Calif Lovell Simmons Sharon Green Asael Walker May Gee Glenwood Springs Pex Molnes Iowa Victor Manwaring Wiley Pope Provo Lloyd Pope Joseph A. Anderson, Sr Logan Joseph A. Anderson Robert Turner Turner Dee Manwarjog Wayne Eugene Glasgow Mont Na Morrill Black Hills Dakota Denver Marie Campbell Craig Campbell Norman Rogers Heber Turrigan Rogers

Fair Needlework Contest Opens Entries Soon

With Uintah County Fair near, contestants are urged to speed up or start their 1963 National Wool Needlework Contest entries. Preliminary judging occurs at the fair’s Aug 22 opening at Uintah High School. Designs due by Aug 20 at fair headquarters. Contestants must use 100 percent wool yarn, attach one yarn label, and may enter multiple categories including afghans sweaters and more. Blue ribbon winners advance to the Utah State Fair sweepstakes.

Uintah County Fair Uintahigh School National Hand Kaitting Yarn Association American Wool Council Utah State Fair

National Wool Needlework Contest Selections Announced

Winners from fairs across the area advance to a national competition in New York. The grand national winner earns a free trip for two and a three day stay plus 1000 dollars. December will reveal the top prize with additional awards in each category. Details from Ora Fay Oviatt, Uintah County Fair home agent.

Es Fair New York Uintah County Fair Ora Fay Oviatt

Department warns on elk moose permit applications

The Department of Fish and Game lists reminders with application dates for elk moose and buffalo hunts. The hi ing deadline is August 17 midnight and late postmarks will be returned. Elk permits require use of special Ereen envelopes from license agents or department offices.

Department of Fish and Game

Special Deer Hunt Permits Go On Sale In Utah

Special permits for deer hunting go on sale August 19 and continue until sold or season end. Permits issued first come, first served by Utah Board of Big Game Control. Applications by mail or in person to the Deer Permit Sales Office with full name, address, unit choice, license number and fees. Fees: one deer permits residents $4 nonresidents $5. two-deer permits residents $5 nonresidents $8.

Utah Board of Big Game Control

Moose and Buffalo Applications Listed With Fees

Applications for moose or buffalo may be in plain envelopes marked Moose or Buffalo. All applicants must send full name, address, big game license number and the required fee. $25 for moose or buffalo, $15 for elk. Dual applications allowed for elk, but only single applications may be made for moose or buffalo.

Archery Hunt Opens Saturday Tags on Sale

Utah Fish and Game announces the 1963 archery deer season permits available now at state offices and agents. A cardboard tag will be issued this year with a paper tag policy for big game. Archers must carry the permit and attach the tag to the carcass with punched holes for management data.

Utah Department of Fish and Game

State issues special doe permits alongside big game licenses

Officials remind holders of valid big game or combination licenses may apply for one special doe permit. Popular units often sell out quickly after permits go on sale, so early applications are advised. The 1963 proclamations are available from licensed vendors statewide.

Archery Deer Season Rules and 1962 Permit Stats

The archery deer season runs Aug 17 to Sept 2, open to hunters 16 and older with a valid Utah big game license. Herd unit 11 is closed. minimum bow pull 40 pounds. 130 yard draw length. two edged arrow heads. no firearms while hunting. red or yellow headgear required. In 1962, 11,546 permit holders hunted and took 2,140 deer for an 18.5% success rate.

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