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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1963

Page

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Uintah County Defers Sunday Beer Sales while Conservancy District Study Advances

A large Uintah County delegation urged keeping Sunday package beer sales prohibited. The three county commissioners unanimously rejected a bid to legalize Sunday beer sales, preserving the present ordinance. The group, led by Leo Thorne, warned such sales would open a wedge toward broader Sunday commerce. Separately, the Central Utah Project study committee, with 19 local organizations, backed Uintah County joining the Seven County Conservancy District, noting potential water supply impacts and urging early participation for local influence and board representation.ROYAL D.B. Henderson, committee chair, stressed the county’s strategic position in joining early.

Uintah Earier Leo Thorne Reuben McConkie Central Utah Project Uintah County Henderson Uintah Water Conservancy

Road projects loom as Vernal Chamber meets

Harold Duke, director of the road committee, told the Vernal Chamber of Commerce Tuesday that bids for the next Vernal-Manila road stretch would open around August 13. Property condemnation for the Vernal-Stinaker road was heard in district court Monday. Red Wash road bids have been advertised. A letter from Dr. Paul Stringham of Utah Fish and Game was read praising hospitality shown to the commission and department during their Vernal visit. Calder Zelph offered to sell trot from his pond to the state for Steinaker Flaming Gorge or other locations. Dues totaling 4234 were reported.

Harold Duke Verma Chamber of Commerce Vernal-Stelnaker Road Red Wash Paul G. Stringham Utah Fish & Game Commission State Fish & Game Dept Zelph, Calder Steinaker Flaming Gorge

Kingsbury Names New Pastor to Start August First

The Reverend George A. Hares Jr. accepts call to lead Kingsbury Congregational Church and arrives in Vernal August 1 with his family to begin ministry. He previously served Central Christian Church in Hilo Hawaii and holds degrees from Illinois and Fuller Theological Seminary.

George A. Hares, Jr Kingsbury Congregational Church Vernal Harcus Central Christian Church Hilo Hawaii University of Il Inois Fuller Theological Seminary Pr. Maurice McDowell Westminster College Veteran's Administration Hospital Salt Lake City Kingsbury Church

$2 Reciprocal Flaming Gorge Fishing Stamp Adopted

Utah and Wyoming fish and game commissions agreed to a $2 reciprocity stamp valid through December 31 each year allowing cross state fishing within the Flaming Gorge high water limit. Creel limits seven pounds plus one game fish or ten game fish, fishing hours 4 am to 9 pm, bait and set lines prohibited, stamps available at listed agencies. Dr Paul Stringham chaired the meeting in Vernal with officials from both states present.

Utah and Wyoming Flaming Gorge Utah Vernal Manila Puteh John Ulah Rock Springs Green River Evanston Lucerne Valley Antelope Flats Wyo Paul G. Stringham Utah Fish & Game

Henderson Named Colonel Commanding Officer in Reserve

Vernal businessman Royal 5B Henderson, a newly promoted colonel in the Air Force Reserve, has been named commanding officer of the 628th Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron. Continued on page 8.

Air Force Reserve Royal 5B Henderson S628th Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron

Motel Pool Victim Dies After Vernal Accident

Salt Lake man Norman J. Moore aged 47 died in a Salt Lake hospital Monday at 10 35 p m from injuries suffered at Antlers Motel in Vernal. He struck a concrete wall while diving into the shallow area, receiving a fractured skull and broken neck and paralysis from the neck down. Moore, an employee of Utah Power and Light, was staying at the motel when the accident occurred Saturday about 6 p m. Rescue efforts included mouth to mouth by Douglas Arnell and aid from Salt Lake City police and fire department personnel. The investigation involved patrol and state trooper responders.

Norman J. Moore Antlers Motel Utah Power & Tight Co Maeser Utah Highway Patrol Douglas Bowman Jack Lent Lent R. M. Helm

Flaming Gorge Lake to Get 10 Million Development

The National Park Service and the U S Forest Service plan about 10 million dollars in the next few years for tourist facilities around Flaming Gorge Reservoir in Utah and Wyoming. By fiscal 1969 the Park Service expects 8 234 200 in developments, including 4 522 900 in Utah and 2 061 300 in Wyoming. Construction of a marina at Lucerne Valley in Utah is planned for fiscal 1964, while proposals for a private marina at Dutch John are to be opened August 1. The Forest Service also plans a boat access below the dam and three river compounds, having already developed 12 camp grounds, three picnic areas, three boat ramps, and one scenic overlook.

Flaming Gorge National Park Service U.S. Forest Service Utah Wyoming Park Service Lucerne Valley Forest Service Dutch John

BLM to Regulate Billboard Signs Along US 40

The Vernal District of the Bureau of Land Management will regulate and improve billboard and highway ads on public lands along Highway 40 from Vernal. O’Dell A. Frandsen says prior signs were unauthorized and subject to trespass. permits are required. The program aims for safe, tasteful ads. a new booklet outlines permitted signs and fees. Owners with signs on public lands are urged to visit the Vernal District Office in Vernal to discuss permits.

Vernal Bureau of Land Management Teading O'dell A. Frandsen Frandsen Mr. Frandsen Bureau West Main

Orio Goodrich Named Acting Vernal Postmaster

Naples native Orio Goodrich will become Acting Postmaster of the Vernal Post Office effective August 1, succeeding retirementing Postmaster Frank G. Slaugh. Goodrich will serve six months in acting capacity and take a Civil Service exam later. he previously handled Route 2 and has worked at the Vernal office since 1947, with the appointment coming on a Congressional recommendation aided by the County Democratic Committee.

Orio Goodrich Naples Vernal Frank G. Slaugh Slaugh Goodrich Democratic Committee

Vernal and Maeser impose night water use curbs

Vernal City Council and Maeser Town Board ordered a drought emergency restricting irrigation to 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Enforcement help from law agencies was requested with fines up to 25 dollars for violations. The move follows a sharp drop in Ashley Creek flow and aims to prevent further supply shortages while surveying near 18,360 feet of 12 inch line for possible upgrades. Improvements include a new sprinkling system and paving at the city cemetery costing about 55 thousand dollars.

Vernal City Maeser Town Ashby Springs

Country Club Opens Saturday for Grand Opening

The TDinaland Country Club holds a grand opening this Saturday with reservations required for members and guests. The project cost about $95,000 and the golf course features two new holes and finishing touches remaining inside.

Country Club

Seven Treated After Collision On Jensen Bridge

Five people in one car and two in another were treated at the hospital for minor injuries after a two car crash on Jensen bridge last Wednesday at 5 58 pm. Doren Ray Sadner 25 of Vernil driven a 1959 Ford and Jacob Vaughn 31 of Akron Ohio drove a 1962 Chevrolet. Sadner diverted attention and drifted onto the wrong side of the road colliding with Vaughn’s car. Left front ends sustained about 500 dollars damage each. Sadlier suffered a forehead laceration needing stitches. His wife had a slight forehead cut. Vaughn wife and four children had bruises and abrasions. All occupants treated and released. Sadlier cited for driving on the wrong side of the road. Investigating officer Utah Highway Patrol Trooper RM Team assisted by Deputy Sheriff Carl Schoenberger.

Jensen Bridge Doren Ray Sadner Vernil Jacob Vaughn Akron Ohio MR. Sadlier Vaughn Me. Sadlier Utah Highway Patrol Carl Schoenberger

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