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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1957

Page

11

Efficient Use of Water Emphasized by Utah Soil Conservers

Donald A. Williams, administrator of the Soil Conservation Service, told the Utah Association of Soil Conservation Districts banquet that efficient use of water is essential in the West. He described small watershed development as a soil conservation district program, not federal dam building, focusing on preventing floods and guiding water to uses without waste. Officers were elected at the event, with George Barton named president and Willard Oliver vice president.

Donald A. Wil Soil Conservation Service U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Utah Assn Williams George Barton Mand Willard Oliver Sandy James D. Hooper Hooper

Funeral Services Held Thursday for Elizabeth Dahling

Funeral services were held Thursday in Fruita Colorado for Elizabeth Dahling 94 who led a long life as a daughter of Tord Farrer and spouse of Dahting. Surviving are five daughters 22 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. A daughter and son-in-law from Vernal attended the service along with relatives Joe Murray and others.

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Ashley a Sarah Smith Feted On 78th Birthday

A family gathering at Mrs. Sarah Smith’s home celebrated her 78th birthday with garlands and refreshments. Nearby news notes visits, a death in California, town exchanges, and church meeting activities are listed among community items and personal notices.

Sarah Smith

Polio Drive Continues With House To House Effort

The article lists volunteers for the polio drive including Lela Oaks Low Latimore Glenda Tae Brown Juana Banks Georgia Couture Bill Roberts Helen Anderson and Mary Christian serving in the main drive with Connie Wal Paul Guillary Myrt Morris Ada Openshaw Lorna McKee Myril Moore and May Borouse as district chairpersons. The drive aims to vaccinate families and raise funds to care for victims of polio before the vaccine era.

Lela Oaks Low ‘Latimore Glenda Tae Brown Juana Banks Georgia Couture Billie Roberts Helen Anderson Mary Christian Connie Wal Paul Guillary Myrt Morris Ada Openshaw Lorna McKee Myril Moore May Borouse

Knight couples tour Arizona and Old Mexico

Mr and Mrs Glen Knight and Mr and Mrs Harvey Knight are touring Arizona and Old Mexico. They left January 14 and plan to return around mid next week. They will travel home via Las Vegas.

Glen

Maeser Ward Scouts Win Two Basketball Games

Maeser Ward Scouts defeated Vernal Ward Tuesday night at the high school gym. Maeser Ward Explorers edged Lapoint Explorers by one point at the Tridel recreation hall Wednesday night. Families and friends attended multiple social events and local movements were noted including a birthday dinner and moves into new apartments.

Maeser Mary Gir Maeser Ward Vernal Ts Ward Fay Jontér Ashley Stake Mia Caddie Oaks Salt Lake City Jep Oaka Shert San Diego Calif John Buday Danny McKee Mary Low Arnold Ot Roosevelt Victory Park LeRoy Carroll Otella Carroll Larson Caldwells Pie Dan S. Carrolls Centrol Gimes Leon Timothy Timothy Maeser 1St Loran Hatch Archie Johnson George Oldham Larry McConkie Forresta Evans Laird Pope BYU

Avalon Ball Test 7 Fet HY Wins By One Point

Avalon school vanivant team faced Alterra at Rand recreation hall on Thursday. The final score was 21 to 20 in favor of Avalon. Local happenings include visits, family events, and community meetings with various residents attending games, programs, and gatherings across Roosevelt and nearby towns.

RAND Lucy R. Jensen Ver Dale Harris Ned Brough John Paul Salt Lake City Jesse S. Broughs Roosevelt Velma Pickup Love Harris Manti and Heber Marion Shelton Duane Bf Roosevelt Tey Chandler Florence Ellsworth Lina Wall Ervin Young Roy Barney Ralph Largen Faye Hullinger Elaine Hullinger Maryllyp Donald Sorensen Mable Nebeker Stake Ruth Beardall Mrs. Jones Ward House Myrtle Moore Hazel Wardie LaRue Pickup Cheater McMullen Marian Taylor Viola Tensen Danny McKees Victory Park

County officials discuss conservancy districts and road funding

District representatives debated enlarging conservancy districts and revising the Acro-foot charge. Commissioner Grant Southam reported on a meeting with the State Road Commission about an Interstate road from Red Wash oil fields to the highway. The county eyed funding and contact with companies for matching funds, citing Red Wash area property value around 2 million dollars. The group also supported a truck weighing station to aid county funds. Utah Water and Power Board allocated another 1 million toward revolving funds and approved 100,000 for White Rocks Lake to provide 20 percent more water, with work set to begin in June. Dale Jensen urged endorsing Jack C. Turner for a new term on the State Fish and Game Board. Civics groups will dine Feb 1 at the National Guard Armory to raise funds for projects. Visitors included Bill Thomas of Thomas Lumber Co. and Larry Memmett of Utah Woolgrowers and Wool Marketing Agency.

Grant Southam Mroad Commission Red’Wash Ledoant Ouray Valley Culton Alo Utah Water and Power Board Whiterocks Lake Ouraya Dale Jensen Vernal Rod and Gil Jack C. Turner Slate Fish and Game’ Board Armory Champher National Guard Fnuj Batty Lafe C Johnson Bill Thomas Thomas Lumber Co Larry Memmett Utah Woolgrowers Utah Wool Marketing Agsns

Seminary Talks Planned in LDS Wards This Sunday

Seminary talks rated superior will be given in Ashley Uintah and Vernal stakes Sunday night. Judges named 22 winning talks with speakers from wards including Ashley Nita Weeks and Emma Jean McNaughton Bonanza DeAnne Hawa and Sandra Hatch Davis Diane Busch Bryce Shiner Gunes Sharon Preece and Dereen Burke Jensen Larry Pope and Juenita Susch Maesar Vernal groups and更多. Each student will receive a pin inscribed superior talk. The pin will be presented Sunday at 3 pm at a special meeting at the LDS Seminary. Parents and friends invited.

LDS Seminary Ashley and Uintah Williams. Wallis Marvale Siddowly A. Alwyn Call Glade Sowards E. Ray Cundick Ashley Nita Weeks Emma Jean McNaughton Bonanza DeAnne Hawa Sandra Hatch Davis Diane Busch Bryce Shiner

Rebekah Installs Leaders at Unity Rebekahan Lodge No 23

Rebekah Installs Leaders at Unity Rebekahan Lodge No 23 IOOF in special ceremonies at the Lodge Hall on a Wednesday in January. Hazel Stevens directed the installation as district deputy president. Officers installed included Estella Duston Vice Grand Eth el Yourdon Secretary Lealy Moore Finance Secretary Zins Anderson Treasurer. Sustained were Ella Ainge Aside Guardian Anna Gab renth Outside Guardian Alma Jeffries Right Support to Noble Grand Hazel Stevens Left Support to Noble Grand Nola McNeil Right Support to Vice Grand Nora Murray Left Support to Vice Grand Elizabeth Welst Chaplains Noberta Karten Miriam Marie Dodds Ward en Eva Hatch Conductor Betty Hart Banner Bearer Ruth Williams Color Bearer Linda Morgan Conduct or.

Lula Havens Noble Grand of Unity Rebekahan Lodge No Independent Order of Odd Fellow Lodge Hazel Stevens Estella Duston Ethel Yourdon Lealy Moore Zins Anderson Ella Ainge Guardian Anna Gabrenth Alma Jeffries Noble Grand Noblegrand Nola McNeil Vicegrand Nora Murray Elizabeth Welst Noberta Karten Marie Dodds Eva Hatch Betty Hart Ruth Willams Linda Morgan Ta. Healesses

Wool Market Gains Pace Amid Promotion Efforts in 1956

The wool market shows strength in 1956 with higher apparel wool consumption and rising lamb prices. American Sheep Producers Association reports extensive lamb promotion under way, while wool promotion campaigns expand to offset synthetic use. Forest range Veg restoration funding rises to 905000 this year from 715000, soil moisture work at 200000 vs 350000 last year. 1957 bills aim to protect domestic sheep industry amid global tensions.

Vernal Lions Club Initiates Six New Members

Vernal Lions Club initiated six new members Harold Duke Harold Rendlesbach Jay Wilkes Clyde Anderson Trent Hirtech and Ward Merkley at the Wednesday meeting conducted by Laurence Fox J Arden Jolley led the gathering Max G Abbott reported on the state convention set for June 6 7 8 in Vernal Harmon S Sowards gave Lionism history A guitar solo by Orman Eaton with wife Melba Eaton followed An address by Sidney Noble on polio vaccines for seniors and a polo film. Mr and Mrs Leo Calder recently returned from Provo visiting Glen Calder family The Calders have a new son and 16 grandchildren along with two daughters

Vernal Lions Club Theonemony el Laurence Fox Harold Duke Harold Rendlesbach Jay Wilkes Clyde Anderson Tren Hirtech Ward Merkley J. Arden Jolley Max G. Abbott Vernal Harmon S. Sowards Orman Eaton Melba Eatons Sidney Noble Pollo

Wag Me Stake 534 Continues with YMMIA Officers

The Wag Me stake lists officers and board members including Lloyd Clement as superintendent and Laurence C. Cooper as secretary. Other names include Ned W. Childs Thomas Howolla Andrew Karren Orvil Mercheth Dorothy FR Ada Openstiaw Nelma Betrell Marian Nlergent and Ada Openstiaw among officers. The document preserves church leadership roles and attendance secretaries for the YMMIA and stake boards.

Pa Bir Tnt Lydman Merkley Secrer Mira Lois Erickson Lloyd Winwerd Julieanne Freshbuens Donna Lee Faye Owells Erma Taylor Ing Chivers Estel Manwaring Frnembiers Joel Aieaya Rhonda Eararh Helen Derson Bila Coodrich Lable Spore Haze Olsen Salice Woolley Stake

Snow Shoveling Sparks City Concerns

Mr Noble complained that repeated snow shoveling led to several neat dangerous fires. Es asked that the practice be continued to safeguard equipment and the tires of garbage personal. Ne thanked residents for their understanding of municipal problems.

Noble

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