Rotary Hears Basin Fishing and Hunting Plans
Vernal Rotary heard plans for Uintah Basin fishing and hunting development. Dr. Paul Stringham and Albert Heggen outlined progress, funding needs, and regulatory rules, including Wyoming cross-border issues and Flaming Gorge restrictions. The talk covered basin surveys, conservation priorities, and ongoing measures to expand resource management. Daly Lee received a 4-Way Test plaque for January. guests Jim Blake and Georgi Loreen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Causey Bown
Utah Fish & "Game Deptie
Vernal Rotary Club
Vernal
Paul G. Stringham
State Fish & Game Commandsstan
Albert Heggen
Hergen
Utah
Wyoming
Brown
Alvin Kay
Bown
Stringham
Uist Fish & Game Dept
Ken Sowards
Ralph Ashton
Albert Steggen- Tray E. Nash
Daly Lee
Motseian
Jim Blake
Georgi Loreen
Sant Lake City
Scouting Advancement Record For Utah District Reported
About 40 percent of Boy Scouts surveyed value advancement as key to Scouting. Last year 4 boys advanced to Tenderfoot, 115 to Second Class, 1 to First Class, 20 to Star, 8 to Life and Eagle. 498 merit badges earned. This marks the highest early report for the Utah District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
Eagle Scouts
Uintah
Colton Elected Vice President of National Cattlemen
Hugh W. Colton of Vernal was elected vice president of the American National Cattlemen's Association at the Memphis session. Colton, an attorney and cattle raiser, previously led Utah Cattlemen's Association and serves on the executive committee. Brooke J. Keogh was named president, with John Guthrie as first vice president. The meeting urged reduced foreign import quotas to ease domestic cattle industry financial strains amid rising imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh W. Colton
Vernal
the American Nations
Cat.lemen's Association
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. Colton
Utah Cattlemen's Associaton
National Association
Brooke J. Keogh
Keene, N. D
John, Guthrie
Peterville
Calif
Cattlemen's
Spoafers
Mrs Workman Returns From Vacation Across States
Mrs Stella Workman returned to Vernal recently via Frontier Airlines after five weeks visiting family in Salt Lake City and Grand Junction Colorado. In Salt Lake City she stayed with her sons Tallas Naword and Myc Workman and daughter Mrs Nay Risley. In Grand Junction she visited Duke, Duchess Worker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Workman
Vernal
Frentier Airlines
Salt, Lake City
Grand Junction
Colo
Salt
Tallas, Naword
Myc Workman
Nay (Syble) Risley
Sic
Aean Duchess
Kitten Kalls After School Basketball Game at Ashley Valley
Last Wednesday the eighth grade boys basketball team from Ashley Valley Junior High faced Dorchester. Dismissal for the game occurred and Principal Christensen praised student conduct. Friday’s exchange assembly entertained new students as Westde and Iugh performed. A Valentine's Day dance titled Days to Remember will be held Friday February 7 with a queen and king to reign. AVI Student Government is drafting a new constitution awaiting two thirds approval from the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rade
Ashley Valley Jr. High
Dorhesne
Christensen
Deincipal
Westde
Iugh
AVI
Senate Weighs House Votes Fallout Shelters
Senate hearings on a fallout shelter bill featured strong backing from military leaders led by General Wheeler and General Power. The measure would authorize up to 176 million dollars this year to add shelters for about 10 million people, prioritize federal support for nonprofit facilities, and remove some civil defense restrictions. The House passed it by voice vote and the Senate committee favored action after extensive testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Suit
Earle G. Wheeler
Star
Sen
Meary M
Season
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Senate
House
Stewart L. Pittman
Civil Defense
Congress
Aholler
Honse Armed Servi Icea
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
Ashley Verona Winkler Feted at Dinner
Ernest Winkler hosted a birthday dinner for his daughter Verona's 11th birthday. Local guests included Mr. and Mrs. George D. Chew of Artesia, Mrs. Arnald Kidd and family, and many relatives. Several residents visited relatives in Salt Lake City and nearby towns, with multiple trips and family gatherings noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Pitt Seay
Tacoma
Batse
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Ashley Verona Winkler
Ers
Ernest Winkler
Verona
George D. Chew
Artesia
Arnald Kidd
Larry Preece
Stan Preece
Lennig
Stanna
Craig
Cole
John Starkle
Denver
Wes Robbins
Jolene
Clyde Wilkins
Clark Oviatt
Lawrence Wardle
Airs
Dellis Morrill
Alma Preece
Alene Swett
George Swett
Grateful Visitor Explains Help Received
A visitor thanks a doctor for treatments that helped but notes the doctor is not their patient. The speaker adds that their uncle was a patient and they are his caretaker, expressing gratitude for the care given.
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Fish & Game Dept. Wy
Meenses- Mo
Dmr
Heggen
Plam- Ing Gorge
Carter Creek
Flaming Gorge
Natual Assn
Kitten Kalls
By Craig Tassamer
RED Cross Charter
Strongthen
Amerign
Lynn Theynolds of
Matser
Washington
Elf
Kay Bendixsen
Don Wall
Blaine Emerson
Dan Oaks
Gene Nyborg
Fon Lindsay
Ager
Ross Snow
Holand Markley
Ruth Haslem
Vernie Stringham
Fite
Henry Schaefermeyer
UEDD
Emerson TV
Melody Gardens
Vernal Ave
Happy Store
Teytars
KODAK
Russell Stover
East Main
Vernal Drug CO
S. & H. Green
Barney Madzen
Glenn Casper
Glatie Watkins
Laimant
Perfume de Coty
United States
Thomas
Power
Fuerto Rico
Brookslyn
N.Y
Ps Sgu Orelree
Sinees
Puerto Aid
Adaya
Falunt Shelbera
Dezzie Billings
Arvin Billings
Don Davies
Eldon Billings
North Summit
Margao
Glen Davidson
Don Davidson
Fred Andersson
Honant
Glade Anderson
Ron Duncan
Neola
John Powell
Ronald Winn
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