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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
9
A reader seeks guidance on marital trust after a city friend’s letter to her husband, concerns about shrimp served at a dinner with inlaws, and planning a multifaith wedding with dancing. The column offers counsel on honesty, handling shrimp etiquette, and balancing family expectations with personal wedding plans.
Iran W. Match, 29, Pan gultch, has been employed as range aide in the Duchesne Ranger District of Ashley National Forest. Ranger Bart F. Rouse announced he will start June 12 after graduating from Brigham Young University. Hatch will assist with range signals and other range management tasks. Hatch, majoring in animal husbandry, studies botany and is a U.S. Army veteran.
Farmington Canyon Creek will not be planted with trout and the lower seven miles of a stream in Daniels Canyon will also remain without fish. The changes are due to current road construction projects altering the waterway and its habitat.
Tabiona High School Principal W. LaVon Chappell announces Gary Pace has been chosen president of the 1981 62 student council. Other officers named are JC Carlile as vice president Toni Fabrizio as secretary and Sharon Defa as historian.
Sen. Wallace F Bennett charges Kennedy administration delayed expansion of the Vernal post office and redirected funds from postponed projects to low income areas. Bennett asserts construction halt halted progress and money is being redirected.
Uintah County commissioners at last week’s meeting ordered trench permits through the clerk’s office. Builders should bore under roads where possible to connect lines. Citizens building or repairing structures will be responsible for any trench damage across ponds and roads. Commissioner Rulon Hackings reported on a Civil Defense school session at Camp Williams noting concerns about US nuclear preparedness and a shift in Civil Defense approach.
A fragmented opinion argues that women are blamed for many lies by men, noting persistent insistence on questioning. The piece speaks to gendered blame and asks for reflection on deception.
Joseph Dodily was hired as building inspector for Uintah County. Commissioners proceed with designating new dump grounds and will strictly enforce laws against dumping along roads. Duties of a dog catcher were discussed and county dog licenses are now on sale.
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