Council Plans Change in Dog Ordinance
Vernal City Council discussed a proposed change to the dog ordinance. The plan would require licensing for all dogs regardless of age, replacing the current rule that only dogs over six months must be licensed. The meeting also included a business license grant to Doug Blaine for selling costume jewelry and vending machines, with Blaine planning to source materials from Utah rocks and create dinosaur-stone jewelry for tourists, aided by Lions Club sites for his machines on a four percent basis.
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Doug Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Richfield
Vernal
Utah Rocks
Lions Club
Three New Friends Left Pessimist Stuck
A gloomy man read a horoscope urging him to make three friends. He did so but found no change and now laments being stuck with the three new acquaintances. The tale frames a humorous misreading of fate and social effort.
Madsen Fund Report Presented by Committee
The Mad sen Children Trust Fund committee met to assess the current status of the Madsen children. Chairman R. E F. Dewey and members Whitney D. Hammond and Wayne K. Bullock attended. W. A. Banks and Larson Caldwell were excused. Harold Sargent of First Security Bank oversees the estate and trust funds. It was the committee's opinion that payments from estate funds and social security totaling $40 per month per child meet current needs. Families will be contacted soon to verify needs and report any changes. The trust fund money is earning bank interest.
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R. E F. Dewey
Whitney D. Hammond
Wayne K. Bullock
W. A. Banks
Larson Caldwell
Harold Sargent
First Security Bank
Hammond
Flaming Gorge Tee Fishing Report Sees Slow Bite
Flaming Gorge Reservoir fishing remains slow with anglers catching small fish averaging around 13 inches and about a pound. Albert Heggen, Utah Fish and Game regional supervisor, notes the lake is ice covered to Sheep Creek with some ice on larger areas. warns to ensure at least four inches of solid ice before fishing. A single attended pole or none is advised.
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Utah
Flaming Gorge
Albert Heggen
Utah Fish and Game Dept
Sheep Creek
Heegen
Mr Sargent Seeks Plan to Grow Fund Fast Yet Accessible
Mr Sargent pursues a plan to increase the fund while preserving immediate liquidity for emergencies. The goal is to balance growth with ready cash for urgent needs.
Two Vernal Fires Cause Over Five Thousand Dollars In Damage
Two fires within about two hours caused more than 5000 in Vernon last Wednesday. The first fire at 6 p.m. destroyed the upstairs of the Orvel Hullinger residence at 144 North 4th West, with clothes and furniture losses and an undetermined cause. A second blaze at 8 p.m. at the Dan Batty farm near the golf course destroyed a storage building housing tools and a tractor, about 3000 in damage. Rex Batty suffered second degree burns but was treated and released.
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Orvel Hullinger
No. 4Th West
Gause
Hullinger
Dan Batty
Optimistic Clock Still Keeps Time Twice a Day
A brief aphorism notes that no situation is entirely negative, comparing a stopped clock to hope. It emphasizes resilience and the idea that some outcomes can still align with truth despite flaws. The line invites reflection on persistence and optimism amid imperfection.
Wyoming fishing license rules for reservoir and reciprocal stamp
Angling allowed with bait other than corn salmon eggs or game fish or parts. The 1963 license is valid until April 15 1964 but anglers must carry a Wyoming reciprocal stamp for fishing in the Wyoming portion of the reservoir as noted by the supervisor.
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Wyoming
Delta Phi Group To Sing in Basin
The Delta Phi Chorus from Utah State University, a premier West choral group, will perform in Basin on Friday with concerts in Salt Lake City for Governor Clyde, Heber, Duchesne, Altamont and Union High Schools. Led by Professor James L. Bradley, the 350 member ensemble performs religious, patriotic, humorous, western ballads and popular numbers with quartets and soloists. The group, mostly returned missionaries, has toured the Northwest, Arizona, California, Southern Utah and the Los Angeles area.
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Delta Phi
Utah State University
Uintah Basin
Western
Institute of Religion
the University
Delta Phi Chorus
Tridell
Salt Lake City
Clyde
Heber
Duchesne
Altamont
Union High Schools
LDS Institute of Religion
Northwest States
Arizona
California
Utah
Mesa
San Miego
Disney Land
Ls Angeles
James L. Bradley
West
Well-Traveled Surveyor Soldier Leads Vernal Youth
Capt Nelson J. Marshall, 35, commanded Vernal National Guard, a Civil Engineer with ROTC roots and a globe-trotting service record. Born in Vernal, educated in Gunnison and Utah, he promotes opportunity, mentors youth, and serves community through Rotary and science programs while balancing family life.
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Nelson J. Marshall
Vernal National Guard
United States
Vernal
Marshall
Pravo
Gunnison
Gunnison Valley
Ashton Bros
Brigham Young University
University of Utah
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Eleanor Sargent
School Board
Harold R. Sargent
Salt Lake City
Metropolitan Engineers
Army
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Edwards Air Force Base
Mojave Desert
Ile
Edwards
Ft. Carson, Colo
Marshall Home
Patricia
Jacqueline
Vernal Rotary Club
National Guard
Utah
LDS Church
Sens
Nelson Marshall
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Ube
Vernal City
Madsen Fund
Flaming Gorge Tee
Kay Bass
Eetetapeeey Biis
Melody Gardens
Vernal Ave
Happy Store
Tale,elegan
Lather Leading Jewelers
Vernal Office
Mary Lou Graves
Flint
Mich
U. S
Mary Low
Ines
Beth
Ross Construction Co
Henee
Berlin
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Noss Construction
Boyd
Peele
Goodrich
By Dudley
Nalley
Supreme
USDA
Swift
Pope’s Store
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