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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1953
Page
3
OASTED open faced sandwiches satisfy hunger without heating the kitchen. Toast bread one side, add lunch meat, chili sauce, cheese, and broil until melted. Lamb chops pair with barbeque sauce and quick fire to remain cool. Serve with pineapple banana grapefruit. Chilled soups start meals, with jellied consomme or Vichyssois. Salad sandwiches work for warm weather luncheons. Here’s a delicious one.
A fragmented recipe note describes topping bread with sliced fried trout and chicken, then layering with thousand island dressing. Serve on watercress with cucumber slices and sour cream, plus a lemon wedge. Accompany potato salad with thin calamari rounds spread with carrot and coriander mix, rolled around the salad.
Mrs. Danny Crites and her children Nila Jean and Jack, of Houston Texas, are visiting the home of Mrs Crites' parents Mr and Mrs Daven. The family recently returned from a month long trip to Plattsburgh.
Daggett County and the BLM report progress on a ten mile road linked to Crouse Canyon and the Green River. The project, built by HLM with Daggett County cooperation, seeks a cable bridge across Green River at the canyon mouth to improve access for hunting areas and support cross-state coordination with Utah and Colorado game commissions.
Farmers along the Rock Point Canal received their first irrigation in over two months as a 3 foot flume at the mouth of Stienaker Draw began operation. Heavy mountain runoff last July damaged the wash, closing irrigation to about 1 000 acres on 30 farms. Government approved funding last October 1 but delays held up completion until last week. The new flume, built after April 20, rerouted traffic on the Vernal Manila highway during construction. Three fourths of local crops in the dry area are gone. the open flume may save a second hay crop if water holds. About 14 second feet of water were turned over to upper farmers, half the normal year’s flow. The cw 160 foot flume was built by Lynn Creer of Provo, with 40 percent funded by Rock Point Canal Co and 60 percent by the government under flood control. Original estimates were $13,000.
A horticultural guide advises using separate spray rigs for 24-D and similar chemicals due to residue risk. It recommends ammonia soak with water, hot water, and extended rinsing, followed by kerosene or fuel oil wash and final sea water rinse, then testing on sensitive plants before reuse.
Construction troubles threaten higher costs as a temporary flume installed last summer offered about half the supply for last year’s crops.
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