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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1963

Page

2

Vernal Lions Organize Committees At May Meeting

Vernal Lions Club board of directors met May 24 in the Hotel Vernal to assign committees and membership. Key groups include Agriculture with Harold Davis director and Raymond Siddoway chair. Athletics and Schools led by Glen Oldroyd director Leland Rex chair. Attendance led by Archie Johnson director Martin Curtis chair. Civile Improvement and Safety chaired by Lloyd Winward director Dan Price. Finance with A T Purdie director and Larry Larson chair. Interclub Relations under J Arben Jolley director and Whitney Ammond chair. Lions Education headed by Nate Jones director Floyd Williams chair. Meals chaired by Buell Bennett director Coke Jefferies chair. Membership and Fellowship led by Roland Merkley director with Keith Adams chair.

Harold E. Davis Raymond Siddoway A. de Marr Dudley Rulon Dee F. Anderson Bert Angus Dwayne C. Garber J. G. Haws Glade Sewards Jack R. Wallis Lloyd Winward Dan Price O. J. Barnett William A. Jacobee John W. Robbins Arthur Schaefermeyer A. T. Purdie

Legionnaires Observe Memorial Day Across City Cemeteries

Memorial Day rites were held at the Doughboy statue in the city park and at Vernal Maeser Tack Point and Vernal cemeteries with Legionnaires from Vernal Witbeck Post N11 in attendance. Junior high students Dennis Mott Richard Walker and Philip Washourn provided bugle services. The Local Legion Post held its last spring meeting on June 3 and will not meet again except for district visitations. Tryouts loom for Vernal's District Nine American Legion Junior Baseball League entry with Roosevelt Duchesne Fort Duchesne and Altonah likely forming teams in the Basin program.

Doughboy Vernal Maeser Tack Point Witbeck Post N Legionnaires Pety Santee Ed Morton John Milburn Wilford Evans Gerald Dillman Arden Stewart June Hacking Tralph Sharp Frank Juddents Oaks Glade Nielson Bill Richins Francis Lenox Bob Jensen Dennis Mott Richard Walker Philip Washourn Legion Uintah Basin American Legion Roosevelt, Duchesne Fort Duchesne Altonah

Inauguration Set for July 12 with Officials Named

A list of individuals including Ben Lindsay chairman Frank Merrill Way Patltz Jacks C. Turner Orlan Watkins and others is announced for program and entertainment roles. Light conservation and publicity posts are noted with Reed Birchell Norman Long Father James Fogarty and Adolph YF Johnson among appointees.

Reed Birchell Norman Long James Fogarty van Robbison E. A. Sweatfield Adolph YF. Johnson

Road Planned for Dutch John to Manila Access

The Ashley National Forest outlined a two lane road from Dutch John to Manila to improve school access and accommodate Flaming Gorge area traffic. The plan includes 62,000 cable yards of excavation 21,000 tons of crushed aggregate 450 tons of bituminous material and 1 188 reel feet of culvert pipe with 150 calendar days allowed for completion.

Flaming Gorge Dutch John Manila

Ed channel 7 delays loom for Uintah County schools

Uintah and Duchesne counties must cooperate on installations at Tabby Mountain Blue Mountain and Lapoint Ridge to receive educational channel 7. Budget limits threaten summer 1964 reception. Uintah School District plans to budget televisions for fall 1904 curriculum enrichment. Basin Television Inc plans microwave delivery and cable system placement for schools served by current cable.

Uintah Duchesne Tabby Mountain Blue Mountain Lapoint Ridge Uiitah the Basin Television, Inc Channel 7

1000 Acres of Sage Land Receives Spray

An aerial spray on 1000 acres of public sagebrush land on Cherry Springs Mesa Book Cliffs was completed. Mountain West Helicopters of Provo conducted the operation under Gerald A. Hutt from the Bureau of Land Management with contracting and grazing adjustments to protect wildlife and establish grasses for soil retention and increased range carrying capacity over 3 to 4 years.

Cherry Springs Mesa Book Cliff Mountains O'dell A. Frandsen Bureau of Land Management Mountain West Helicpters Provo Book Cliffs Copter Plos Gerald A. Hutt Vernal

Uintah Basin Livestock Show Showcases Beef Hogs and Lambs

The Uintah Basin livestock show highlights 60 beef entries with Vern Lester of Ogden noting room for fatter beef. Hogs and lambs are finished and fat. The event promotes FFA 4-H coop, showmanship, and market education led by 1963 show president Brent Fels tech with officers and a full three day program including judging fat and breeding swine and cattle, ear tag checks, and a fat livestock sale. A banquet honors exhibitors and leaders. Snowshoe Ridge served as a successful model for Cherry Springs Mesa operations with a fatal spraying effort completed in six hours.

Vern Lester Swift Ogden Uintah Basin Hrent Felstech Ken McLean Glenn Murray Dan Oaks Ben Lindsay John Robbins FFA Cherry Springs Mesa

July 4th Pageant Details and Bell Toll Observance

The pageant features groups including Trail Blazers of the West and Pioneers by Asher Manwaring with performances by handcart company and ensembles. The gate prize is a $300 Shetland Pony donated by Mr. and Mrs. Batty. Fireworks follow. proceeds aid a plane area joining the DUP Museum. The Let Freedom Ring campaign will be observed nationwide with tolling bells starting at Independence Hall Philadelphia.

Paul M. Batty DUP Museum Independence Hall Philadelphia

Conference sessions set with ward boundary changes announced

The report notes that fey School YMMIA and YWIA will attend while DALE WEST represents the Sunday School and L Clair Likes and Myrle Low lead the YM and YWI A groups. General conference sessions are scheduled Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm in the stake tabernacle. Visitors are welcome to attend. Ward boundaries will be changed.

Fey School Ymmia Ywia Dale West L. Clair Myrle Low Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association Church Stake Tabernacle Wm. B. Wallis

Uintah County Fair Board to Meet Monday Evening

The Uintah County Fair Board announces a meeting on Monday evening June 10 at R o'clock to discuss fair plans and agenda items for the upcoming event.

Uintah County Fair Board

Fishing Report Uinta River Opening Weekend

The Uinta River ran clear but high and swift, limiting best fishing. Brook trout concentrated at beaver dams west of U-Bar Ranch. Smokey Springs saw fair catches by youngsters and adults, slower than the fish planted. Moon Lake and south slope lakes posted weak openings with no big fish. Water likely to stay high. some campgrounds snowbound and trails impassable. Violations of fishing limits led to arrests. fines expected. Authorities urge fair play and respect for limits to ensure equitable distribution to licensees.

Unita U-Bar Ranch Lynn Nickell Glenn Davis Smokey Springs Moon Lake Uintas Department of Fish and Game Fish and Game

Past Noble Grands Meet At Ruth Selbe Home

The Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge gathered in Roosevelt on May 22 at Ruth Selbe’s home for a salad luncheon for nine members and two guests Mrs Anna Norman and Mrs Lau Anderson. A short business meeting installed new officers for the coming years. The evening featured Canasta with Elizabeth Weist winning high, Nola McNeil low, and Mable Yourden binga. Mrs Anderson received a set of dish towels sold by the club.

Rebekah Lodge Ruth Selbe Roosevelt Nin Anna Norman Lau Anderson Elizabeth Weistlow Nola McNeil Binga Mable Yourden

Crash hits three poles at same corner this week

Mrs Ankerpont received a citation for failure to keep the vehicle under control after the car struck a utility pole at the corner. Junior Hatch of the Vernal City Police investigated noting three different poles hit by vehicles this past week at the same corner.

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Vernal Lions Vernal Lions Club Board of Directors Hotel Vernal Ashley National Forest Ashley Natonal Forest Uintah County Hal Trail Blazers Pioneers Asher Manwaring Gerald Caldwell Pioneer Square Harold Anderson Cotton’ Taylor Duane Anderson J. Arden Tolley National Guard Ensemble Ella Merrell 2Nd Ward Maughn Cotton Thelma Oaks Naples Larson Colck First Aid Ittkman Star Tri S Glenn Harvey Glada Vernal Drug Co East Main West Main W.O.T General Electric
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