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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1960
Page
8
Dear Amy column addresses varied reader dilemmas from public grace at meals to quitting school and marital strife. Advice-style notes discuss privacy versus propriety, teen pressures, divorce, interfaith concerns, and a holiday greeting from Amy Adams. The piece preserves a 20th century newspaper tone.
Department of Fish and Game spokesmen remind trappers the January 7 deadline to register for muskrat trapping on six state owned waterfowl refuges. Registration may be made with the manager in charge of each marsh. If registrations exceed the refuge’s best interest, a drawing will be held January 14 at the refuge.
American Legion 124 Aux Mary hosted a community party for members over 65 Monday afternoon at the Legion hall. Margaret Caldwell played violin, Mrs Lucy Sewell and Moroni Moon led dances, lunch on a Christmas table, guests received handkerchiefs and cards, Della Paulson earned a Gold Star pin, event run by Peggy James, Lula Chew and Marie Nelson.
A 1957 Utah law delisted the muskrat as a protected furbearer while state marsh refuges retain strict harvest controls. The muskrat remains valuable for goose nesting and refuge management at six waterfowl marshes including Clear Lake Farmington Bay Ogden Bay and Pub lic Shooting Grounds.
A large turnout attended the wedding reception at Vernal Friday evening for Mr and Mrs Doyle Dayla and Mr and Mrs Jack Deneen. Visitors include Pam, Janice, and Donna Deneen of Pomona California with the DeMarr Dudleys. College students Carma Stewart Sherry Turner and Nyan Dudley home for holidays. Various locals visited relatives, skated, and gathered in Sunday meetings led by High Councilman Hondo Harmon with piano by Julie Washburn and a talk by F A Gee.
The Navy Recruiting Service in Utah authorizes an all Utah Recruit Company to be dubbed the Beehive Boys. Processing for enlistment begins December 28 1960 and continues through January. The Utah Recruit Company will be sworn in on the state capitol steps by Captain Kirkpatrick USN with University of Utah officials and Governor Clyde present.
Federal income tax forms for 1960 and instructions will be mailed to taxpayers late December or early January. The IRS District Director said supplies are limited and available in district offices for practitioners needing advance forms to meet filing requirements.
The Post Office Department will issue the world s first range conservation commemorative stamp on February 2 1960 The stamp is a four cent issue designed by Rudolph Wendelin and dramatizes range conservation from pioneer days to modern scientific management The joint release is by the Interior Department Forest and Soil Conservation Service and the Post Office Department with the design split into two scenes The project is tied to the annual meeting of the American Society of Range Management with proceeds supporting federal range programs
Rambler announces a four month program December through March to share progress gains with buyers, aiming at payments totaling about 18.7 million dollars if sales rise 50 percent from last year. The plan follows Rambler’s market share growth and ongoing low pricing with durable, advanced engineering in Rambler American, Classic, and Ambassador models offered by authorized dealers.
ARambling message urges customers and American Motors to join a Rambler crusade promising more loyal buyers and shared economic progress. It argues Ramblers are better, cheaper, and more trouble free, inviting neighbor-to-neighbor endorsement and nationwide support through a new Rambler deal.
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