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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1960
Page
10
A reader questions a mother about adopting shorts at the supermarket and a teen’s love affair with a married man. Amy Adams offers blunt guidance on boundaries and safer paths, while other letters seek relationship advice, handling persistent calls, and teen fashion.
Jim Adams and Floyd Wilkins of Vernal perform unique work in the Dinosaur National Monument quarry using dental tools and ice picks to clean dinosaur bones without damage. They drill into rock with jackhammers and handle delicate tasks Monday through Friday, making their job one of the most unusual in the world.
The Lime issue of Insurance None profiles Wm C. Wilson of Security Insurance Agency Vernal Utah as a top agent. He pins bond success to being at the right place at the right time, citing Vernal area bid notices and construction work as key prospects. He notes major water conservation and oil field bonds, plus Indian lands bonds under Bureau of Indian Affairs oversight. A portrait accompanies the piece showing Wilson outlining Stanaker Dam features.
In his Harhor column Babson analyzes graduates' job choices. He outlines five paths: professional careers, engineering and building, manufacturing, agriculture, and selling or advertising with emphasis on sales as a route to high pay and impact. He warns that employment trends and eventual readjustment may merge these paths, affecting all workers.
Rock Springs Wyoming visitors Mr and Mrs Robert Brough and family stay with Mr and Mrs Tee Brough. Rex Jorgensen, son of Lea Jorgensen, needed medical care after a fall. Garr Brough and three Layton relatives visit. Ralph Taylor spends time in Salt Lake City. J E Jensen and daughter Joyce visit Roosevelt. Louella Brough visits Roosevelt. Primary officers attend state convention. Lyle Fklund shears sheep for Austin Wardle. Neola Ward Sunday School conference speakers include Margaret Fredrickson and Janet Shepard, Tilgh Councilman Garrett Stone, Lula Dudley on piano. John Larsen and Mr Stone speak. Ralph Taylor family goes to Clearfield for Golden Wedding anniversary. Jane Lott visits Diane Taylor. Josephine Taylor visits from Vernal. Jane Lott also with Miss Diane Taylor. Miss Flaine Angus of Roosevelt and Miss Sandra Macking off of Vernal visit Sunday.
A community roundup notes visits from Diane Taylor family in Albuquerque and Richard Naylor family from Portland, with relatives in Salt Lake City and Price. Yellowstone Park encampment attendees Carma Pickup, Marsha Jarman, Joyce Jansen, Carol Ellsworth, and Denesa Roger traveled with Miss Veda Wall. Additional guests include Max Farnsworth of Cortez and Lea Jorgensen, and Bruce Wardle visiting from Ouray with Austin Wardle at a sheep camp.
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