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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1964

Page

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Dinosaur Rodeo Opens Thursday at Vernal Fairgrounds

Dinosaur Roundup kicks off Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Vernal fairgrounds with events including saddle and bareback riding calf roping steer wrestling and bull riding. More than 100 top riders are expected for prize money surpassing last year’s 3380 with Royalty named and nightly parades and dances planned in Vernal.

Pal Fairgrounds Tn Alvidus Monty Jay Hadley Ogden D. A Swanee) Kerby Salt Lake City Able Main Street Vernal Trad Gun Club Lodge Miller Bros. Orchestra Aloma Richardson Diane Wilkins Uintah Joan Winn Radens Yost Barney Goodman al Higgins Frank Hackler

Canyonlands Highway Report Heard by Chamber

Royal B. Henderson told Vernal Chamber members that a Canyonlands Highway study favors linking Grand Canyon to Yellowstone through park areas. The loop would be scenic rather than fast, with a paving forecast for two years and ongoing Indian Canyon work totaling miles under construction.

Royal B. Henderson Vernal Chamber of Commerce Price Grand Canyon Yellowstone Park Parks Henderson Indian Canyon Henderson Fore

Local figures listed for parade and event roles

Mr Hackler, Queens, Weldon Eaton and Harold Sentine coordinate parking with Hal Hatch concessions. Clyde Wilkins handles tickets with Wes Robbins stock for KX. Lynn Bennett leads public relations, DeLoy Shiner directs dance, E W Coon and Ray Sprouse parade, Dean Sessions advertising, Cloyd McCarrel and Ken Calder street decorations, Wylo Mackay grounds.

Mr.Hackler Queens Weldon Eaton Harold Sentine Hal Hatch Clyde Wilkins Wes Robbins Lynn Bennett DeLoy Shiner E. W. Coon Ray Sprouse Dean Sessions Cloyd McCarrel Ken Calder Wylo Mackay

Basin Shale Urges Utah Investor Echo in Basin Oil Plan

Utah investors led by John H. Morgan Jr and Clarence I. Justheim lease 240000 acres of state land to develop Uintah Basin hydrocarbons. They claim billions of barrels exist in sands and shales, aiming for 200000 barrels per day and $580 million in school funding over 25 years, arguing Basin deposits surpass Canadian Athabasca tar sands in richness and proximity to West Coast markets. The Interior Department is noted.

Salt Lake Athabasca Canada Uintah Basin JOHN_H. Morgan, Jr Clarence I. Justheim Utah Uintah Morgan Department of the Interior

Students Visit Fosters Greater Understanding Through Exchange

Three lively teens from Hermosillo Sonora Mexico returned home after a month with Vernal families as part of the AM MEX exchange program aimed at building cross border understanding. Gildardo Araque 17 stayed with the Thomas Grua family and helps his father run a 4500 acre ranch He enjoyed friendly hospitality and cheer. Lupita Yomans 16 stayed with Mr and Mrs W E Sweeney and loved cooking Mexican dishes for her hosts Panchita Molina 20 also relished living with the Lovell Sim family and wished to stay longer

Hermosillo Mexico America Lupita Yoman Gildardo Panchita Molina Sonora Thomas Grua Gildardo Araque Lupita Yomans W. E. Sweeney Lovell Sim

New Facilities Opened Near Flaming Gorge

A shopping complex opened in Dutch John to serve Flaming Gorge Recreation Area. Sewards & Sons of Vernal bought the service station from Continental Oil and lease the entire complex with the Bureau of Reclamation. MAHK BATTY of Vernal operates it and added a grocery store and dining. Fishing licenses tackle are sold. A mechanic is on duty for car and boat motor repairs.

Dutch John Flaming Gorge H. 8 Sewards & Sons of Vernal Continental Oil Company Bureau of Reclamation Mahk Batty of

DUP Entertains 75 Pioneers At Annual Fete

Uintah County Daughters of Utah Pioneers treated about 75 senior citizens at the annual Builders of Uintah dinner and program held at Naples Ward chapel. DUP officers led by President Norma McLean organized the event with music from Tona Wacking and Ina Chivera, community singing led by Eben Kirkham, and decorations by Camp Tokawana and Camp Sacajawea.

DUP Uintah_County Daughters of Utah Pioneers Builders of Tona Wacking Ina Chivera Ebenezer John Kirkham Salt Lake City Camp Tokawana Lila Robing Camp Sacajawea Glines Ila Herbert Camp May Rupte Vernal Marge Eklund May Rupte Mapies Effie Powell Camp Thornburg Mieser Inez Timothy Camp Buena Vista Macser Mildred Mansfield Milcha Jones Fecnlante Jensen Aliee Snow Anna XK. Bartlett Deon Merkley Amish County Dup Margaret Roberts Sam Hatch May Jorgensert Theodocia Rich C., Sewell Eugene Waodruff Mark Hall Mra Ora Hemstreet N. J, Meagher Leo C. Thora Uintah Naples Ward Chapel Daughters of Utah Pioneers Enid Hatch Norma McLean Mas Millie Kay Haws Elin Faitch

City Officers Recover Cash in Roofing Racket

City officers recovered 500 dollars paid by a widow for roofing work at 277 South 1st East, performed with aluminum paint and gasoline. Walter Miller, 19, of Oklahoma, was arrested after cashing a dubious check and cited for operating without a business license. Miller was fined and left town as the investigation noted other victims in the valley.

Miller Banks Cockleburr Vernal

Pioneer Day Celebration Planned with Parade and Events

Pioneer Day festivities begin Friday with a daybreak dynamite display at ten county locations. A free breakfast from 7 to 9 am at the stake center parking lot, then a Main Street parade from 10 to 11 am with prizes for best non commercial lots and authentic costumes. Activities continue 11 am to 2 pm on tabernacle grounds with games and food, followed by a 6 pm to midnight dance at the stake center.

Verbal National Stake Center Safeway Stores, Inc Main Street Tabernacle Grounds Lowell Wardle Alvin T. Purdie Uintah Stake Wayne K. Bullock Ashley Stake En

Lagoon Valley Bands Parade Trip to Salt Lake City

Ash Ley Valley Jr High and Win tah High School bands traveled to Salt Lake City to march in the Annual Youth Parade. The procession began at Hotel Utah, moved along Main Street, crossed 3rd South to State Street, ending at the City Building. Students then enjoyed refreshments before rides and swimming at Lagoon.

Rites Honor Youth and Road Crash Victim

Funeral services for Bidon Ivan Atwood 17 were held in Davis Ward chapel after a highway crash near Meeker on State Highway 132. He died from a broken neck and other injuries suffered when the car overturned 46 times and was thrown 103 feet. His brother Fred Atwood 21 was seriously injured. Also injured were George Wayne Pierce 17 and Ella Marie Mintz 17. All were treated at Pioneer Hospital Meeker and Grand Junction hospital respectively. the crash was investigated by Meeker police officer Sam Jones. continued on page 5

Bidon Ivan Atwood Davis Davis Ward Chapel Vernal City Memorial Park Cemetery Sam Jones Meeker Fred Atwood George Wayne Pierce Rex Pierce Maeser Pioneer Hospital Ella Marie Mintz Ernest Mintz Grand Junction Eldon Atwood

Pioneer Day Sunrise Salute by Vernal National Guard

The Vernal National Guard presents a Sunrise Morning Salute as part of the Pioneer Day activities. Military units assemble, salute the day, and honor community heritage with synchronized observances and ceremonial displays.

Vernal National Guard

Pulp mill proposal eyed for Green River basin area

A letter from Regional Forester Floyd Iverson to Representative Laurence Burton signals a potential new pulp mill industry in northeastern Utah. The Forest Service offers a long term pulpwood sale with wood mainly from Ashley and Wasatch National Forests in Utah and some from Bridger NF in Wyoming. A proposed mill site is about ten miles west of Green River Wyoming and would benefit both states.

U.S Laurence J. Burton Utah Forest Service Intermountain Region Floyd Iverson Hegional Forester Ogden Forest Serice Green River Basin Iverson Ashley and Wasatch National Forests Bridger National Forest Wyoming Green River Wyo Ashley, Bridger and Wasatch National Wya

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Dinosaur Chamber Hears Canyonlands Highway Report S. L. Investor Ames Wyretes 8. S Rites Bate Eth Eldon Ivon Atwood The N. E Jim Bossi Bossi
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