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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1964

Page

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Utah Symphony Plans Saturday Concert in Tabernacle

Maurice Abravanel will conduct the Utah Symphony Orchestra in a Saturday concert at 6 15 p m in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. Tickets available at Ashton Bros store and Vernal Symphony Society. The ensemble covers 250 000 square miles with 72 concerts and 223 703 total attendance last season.

Maurice Abravanel Utah Symphony Orchestra Stake Tabernacle Ashton Bros Vernal Symphony Society Fhoman America Utah Salt Lake Tabernacle Utah Symphony Rubenstein Heifeltz Arrow Milstein Stern Cliburn Johannesen Monteaux Abravanel Devlin Philharmonic New York Philharmonic Metropolitan Opera N.B.C. Symphony Versal Symphony Society the Tabernacle Nant Vernal Tials Tabernacle Maurice Abraussel

Friendly Driver Identified As Wanted Man

T. A. Mmothy of Maeser recalls a ride in Verital with a young man driving a new Thunderbird who claimed to work for the U.S. Marshal. The driver refused a $1 bill, warned of armed guards, and later took Mr. Timothy home after sharing a meal. The incident ends with the unknown driver’s possible status as a wanted man.

T. A. Mmothy Maeser Timothy Duchesne Mylon Verital U.S Vernal Denver

Uintah County amends dog licensing ordinance

Uintah County Commission reduces dog license fees and adds a noncompliance penalty. Male or spayed dogs drop from 2.50 to 2, female from 5 to 3, new fees take effect March 1. Penalty: fine at least 10 and up to 190, plus up to 2 days in jail. Landscaping plans for two cemeteries were presented. State figures urged Uintah joining the Central Utah Conservancy District to ensure pure mountain water for potential industrial use, noting possible impurities.

Uintah County Commissioners Marcel Tugh'w Colton L. ¥. Siddeway

Region Hoop Tourney Set Across Four Areas

Region 28 basketball tournament starts Monday with games in four centers Carbon State in Price MoRoosevelt in Hoosevelt Uintah in Vernal and Wasatch High in Heber. Senior and junior divisions feature Uintah and Carbon teams facing top qualifiers in Vernal Ashley stake centers and Roosevelt venues.

Shirley A. Price Reggional Ashley Stake Carbon Vernal Uintah Stukse Lapoint of Ashley Cleveland Emery Stake Naples Duchesne Roosevelt Ward of Summit

New Vice President for Utahns Inc Chosen in Vernal

Ralph A. Precee of Vernal was selected regional vice president of Utahns Inc at the annual travel institute on Saturday. He will represent the eastern region.

Ralph A. Precee Vernal Utahns, Inc Prevee L. C. Stevenson Construction Co Roosavet U. S. 40

Concert begins promptly at eight fifteen p m

Mrs Clark Ovialt seating chairman urges patrons to be seated by eight fifteen p m and notes late arrivals must wait between numbers to be seated.

Clark Ovialt

Vernal Guard Military Ball Crowned Queen and Attendants

Geraldine Washburn was named queen of the Military Ball to be held February 22 at the National Guard Armory in Vernal. Attendants Sharon Bodily and Jeane Todd were chosen, with sponsors from American Legion and Culture Club. Judges and organizers from Vernal Unit, Company A, provided events at 7-12 Cafe and Uintah High School Auditorium, with tickets available through Guard members.

Geraldine Washburn Pred V. Washburn National Guard Armory Sharon Bodily la- Nelta Wm. 1. Thompson Lawrence V. Erickson Murray Verl Tucker Allamont R. K. Murrl William A. Jecobe Vernal Sgt Richard Merrill Sp . Merrill Cook Uintah High School Glade Watkins Nelain J. Marshall Sgt. Long Company A National Guard BGT Long

Great Decisions Group to Study Communism

The Great Decisions Group will study World Communism Today and the danger it poses. The initial meeting of the Great Decisions-16a study group is Friday at 8 pm in the county building auditorium. Kenneth Stephens, Juvenile Probation Officer, convened the group and invites interested persons to attend and join one of several groups.

Kenneth Stephens Juventict

Controversy Over Hunter Foundation Gifts Deepens

A Utah state dispute with the A Dulsay Hunter Foundation centers on gift terms for the Field House exhibits. Arbitration or court action is urged to resolve the interpretation of conditions, including display identification and preservation against damage. A Citizens Committee formed to study security, display, and management, chaired by W LaMond Tullis with members E J Ballard Jr and Ashe I Manwating.

State of Utah A. Dulsay Hunter Foundation Field State of Utah Jfunter Foundation Utah State Park and Recreation Commission Utah Field House Hunter Foundation S. A. Dulany Hunter Foundation Field House W. LaMond Tullis E. J. Ballard, Jr Ashe! Man Wating

Cutter Races Planned Here February 15 16

Vernal Itsce Meet Association will sponsor Cutter Races Saturday and Sunday February 15 and 16 at the old airport site east of Vernal on the Sunshine Beach. Races start at 1 30 p m each day with concession stands. Access described via Diamond Mountain road to the gyp plant hill near the county dump.

Vernal Itsce Meet Association Vernal Sunshine Beach Race Muet Diamond Mountain Ely End Bridger Valley Wyo Ter

Strengthen America Scouts Week Slogan Auction

State Road Commission invites bids for a 12 mile section of State Road No. 264 from five miles southwest of Jansen to Red Wash. completion planned in 75 working days. Plans available in Salt Lake City or American Fork. Scout Week theme Strengthen America. Observance runs Feb 13 to apres.

State Road Commission Red Wash Jansen Salt Lake City American Fork

Editor to Speak At Meeting of Dinosaur Land

Murray Moler assistant editor of the Ogden Standard Examiner and vice chairman of Utah Tourist and Publicity Council will speak at Dinosaur Land Advertising Inc meeting at 7 11 Cafe Monday at 730 p m Moler a former United Press International feature writer covered the first atomic bomb explosion in the Pacific The future of the tourist industry in Vernal and advertising plans for the 1964 season will also be discussed

Murray Moler Ogden Standard Examiner Utah Tourist and Publicity Council Dinosaur Land Advertising, Inc Moler United Press International Pacific Halso

Dry January Lowers Basin Water Levels

Dry January yields minimal precipitation across the lower Amish Basin and Green River tributaries in eastern Utah. Soil Conservation Service and Forest Service reports show snow depth and moisture between 27 and 64 percent of the 15 year average. Snow courses at Like Fork No 1 No 2 and No 3 record modest depths and moisture, with Paradise Park at 14 inches and 2.8 inches, about 32 percent of average.

Green River Utah U.S. Weather Bureau Soil Conservation Service Forest Service Lake Fork Paradise Park

Uintah Dominates in League Play at Halfway Mark

Uintah topped AltaMont 70 55 as they reached the midway point of league play. Hatch and Busch reached double figures with 13 and 12 points while the entire Uintah lineup saw action. Altamont’s Tiley and Rust led with 17 each, but Uintah surged from an eight point halftime lead to win by 11.

Utes Uintah Tablona Altamont Durin Tiley Rust Rengely Rangely Chad Orton Gary Tassalner Fiames Union Tublona Manila Duchesne Mantta Goodrich

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Great Decisions US. 40 Vernal 3 Scout Week Red Wash Road Uintah Basin Morris Cook Movament Washington, DC Utah National Guard Geralding Washburn Wm. H. Thomson Sharon Rodily Washburn Joan Todd
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