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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1948
Page
3
Carbon College in Price announces a new two year trade drafting course. Students earn 83 quarter hours for completion and can pursue roles in engineering offices, mines, and architectural firms. Bennett O Willhite teaches with Irel Longhurst directing vocation education. related fields total 63 hours.
The National Park Service warns that Echo Park and Split Mountain dam plans threaten interpretive geology values at Dinosaur National Monument while recognizing compensating factors such as restored recreation and accessible reservoirs. In 1903 the Reclamation Service held river rights. expeditions and archoeological studies proceed with preservation of valuable material. Utah and Colorado gain vast economic and recreational benefits from storage, power, irrigation, and development. The article notes water handling tips for eggs and recalls Utah pioneers' 1891 sugar factory achievement in Lehi.
Prof A J Morris Utah ADA manager quotes Wisconsin Governor Oscar Kenne on upping salesmanship for dairy products. He cites consumer spend on nonessentials and urges a June nationwide action to fund promotion through a voluntary advertising set aside from milk checks. The program aims to boost demand for dairy as a top food choice.
A group of 4 H girls chose Fabric Surgeons as their new clothing club name and elected Rita Curtis president Donna Winward vice president Theresa Hadlock Gwen Wardle pianist Mary Alice Calder secretary Karen Simper reporter with Marilyn Virginia Parent and Elaine Wilkins as committee members. Utah lists 28 duck species and seven goose species with butter fat delivered at dairy plants for 30 days at one cent per pound.
The So Sewers club organized at Migs Ruby Smith’s home with Marilyn Tuckett named president Louise Ann Shafter vice president Jean Johnston secretary Doris Childs song leader Patricia Johnson reporter and Evelyn Anderson and new members Mrs Freda Davis and Mrs Flot Erica Childs added to the relub amid notes of plans while a separate item mentions Navy plane parts stored in sealed tins to prevent deterioration.
Stella Oaks, Oaks, dean of girls at Uintah High School, has been asked to serve on the State Council on Teacher Education and Professional Standards. First meeting of the council and advisory group will be in Salt Lake City on August 28, with E. Allen Bateman, state superintendent of public instruction, making the request. Oaks previously served on a guidance committee for the state department of public instruction.
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