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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1956
Page
9
Early winter storms delivered substantial moisture, with soil depth penetration over 12 inches and light frost near the surface. Mild conditions aided livestock, while surveys show unusually heavy snow in the Uintas, four feet at Iron Springs, and waist-deep snow above Dry Fork canyon.
A humorous note from Dothan Alabama warns meter readers about dogs that bite or snip. It suggests calmly addressing dogs by name or speaking softly, then guiding readers to avoid fear or fast movements. The piece cites Christian Science Monitor style guidance on reading meters without provoking dogs.
The groups urge checking tire tread, using reinforced chains on snow and ice to cut stopping distances by about half and boost traction four to seven times. Even with snow tires, drivers should reduce speed on snow or ice to stay safe.
Forestry official Gil Doll cites 1995 Ashley National Forest recreation data showing high use of camp and picnic areas, with 42 590 visitors in 1985 and total forest use around 108 420 plus road and waterway users. Fishing drives visits, but rain shortened summer activity. Public access to 36 picnicking and camping areas is free. plans include trailer accommodations and improved sanitation, water, and facilities.
The Ouray Riding Club met Sunday at 2 p.m. to discuss moving corrals to a new location in Ouray and plan an Easter Rodeo. Officers include Roy Ankerpont president Ray Sprouse vice president and Gale Wilkins secretary. Attendees included Wallace Tabbee family Austin and Peggy Wardle Shirley and Pauline Pickup.
Mrs Lee Adamson recently returned from a two week trip visiting Lark Salt Lake and Mesa Arizona She attended the dedication of the new Lark Ward Chapel in Lark Utah where she renews old acquaintances Her trip included a week in Mesa with her parents Mr and Mrs James Wieht and a visit in Salt Lake City with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Max Caldwell
Delos Searle and Ray Sprouse visited Salt Lake this week. The Wilbur Tabbees Joe Jenks and daughter Dorothy traveled to Fort Duchesne on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Glen Catonuts and son moved into their new home in Ouray. Mrs Don Kolb visited Roosevelt Saturday with her daughter and grandchildren. Hugh Jenks took the boys team to Randlett for basketball Thursday. Jack Yump of Myton visited the Joe Jenks home Saturday. The Lee Wardles and gone Mark visited Austin Wardle and Lewis Jittle 1 fon Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jack McArthur leased the Lee Wardle ranch. The Austin Wardles Wm Tabbees and Buster Patterson attended PTA Thursday at Avalon Reed Anderson spoke. Peggy Ann Wardle spent a Thursday night with her sister Betty Jensen. Ray Wardle went to Rangely Wednesday night with the basketball team. Shirley Stoddard and Merlene Marshall rode horses to Peggy Wardle's Sunday to visit.
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