Phosphate Firm Eyes Local Expansion Plan
San Francisco Chemical Company, operator of the Brush phosphate plant, plans expansion to double production by end of 1965 from 200000 to 400000 tons. About 159 jobs would be created with a fertilizer plant, rising to 350 in six years and 500 in ten. One fertilizer unit could start by 1985 amid broader regional demand for phosphate rock and concentrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chemical Company
Brush
Vernal Express
Duncan King
King
Vernal
Educational TV Likely Here by New School Year
The University of Utah channel 7 Ikely will reach Jintah County by the new school year. Uintah Duchesne counties and districts cooperate to receive the station funded by a federal grant to beam from Beaver Mountain to Tabby Mountain. Local groups will supply equipment and extend the signal toward Blue Mountain Lanaint-Tridell area. The channel will supplement teaching in schools by providing access to expert instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah
Channel 7
Educational
Ikely
Jintah
Uintah
Duchesne
Beaver Mountain
Price
Tabby Mountain
Blue Mountain
Lanaint-Tridell
Present Market Potential Cited At Fifteenfold Plant Output
The speaker stated the current production level of the focal plant could expand to fifteen times its present output. He stressed these figures reflect only the present market potential.
Work Starts Soon on 450000 LDS Center
Construction is scheduled to begin next spring on the new Ashley Stake Center east of the high school with plans approved by the Church headquarters in Salt Lake City. Stake President Wm B Wallis announced at the Ashley Stake conference that Vernal 6th Ward will serve as the mothers ward for the project and noted the stake membership is 2955, about 100 more since its division seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Stake
Salt Lake City
Stake
Wm. B. Wallis
Vernal 6Th Ward
Prez. Wallis
Steinaker Sees Strong Inflow From Feeder Canal
Bureau of Reclamation officials reported Tuesday that 224 feet of water is flowing into Steinaker through the feeder canal, labeled a pretty good flow. The rising reservoir holds 24 700 acre feet of water with a capacity of 33 000 acre feet. Other sources say East Park and Oaks Park reservoirs are near capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Reclamation
Steinaker
East Parl
Oaks Park
Truck Roll Near Vernal Causes $13000 Damage and Injuries
An eastbound White Freightliner tractor trailer rolled over in the Twists area six miles west of Vernal on Highway 40. The driver, Harley Krantz, 28, Salt Lake City, was hospitalized with head and leg injuries after the cab was destroyed and the highway spilled oil and diesel. No figures cited on injuries or citations expect pending charges.
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Phosphate Tn
Vernal
I.5
Highway 40
W. S. Hatch Co
Woods Cross
Harley Eugene Krandt
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt Hospital
Vernal Volunteer Fire Dept
R. W
Missing Man, 80, Found Near Home in Davis County
Eugene Woodruff, 80, reported missing from his Davis home at 4 a.m., was found about eight miles from home by Ross Merrell. Rescue operations were called off at 0 a.m. after search efforts located him heading toward his residence.
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Vintah County
Mescue Parrol
Eugene Woodruff
Uintah High School Coach Named Recreation Director
Coach Louis Mele of Uintah High School was named recreation director for Uintah Recreation Association for the summer. Activities include adult tennis classes from 6 to 7:30 p.m., and 4 to 6:30 p.m. for juniors and seniors with tennis and baseball instruction. Morning sessions host ages 6 to 12 with softball soccer and games, and 1 to 3 p.m. offer makeup sessions and golf. A horseshoe pitching tourney in August is planned and city park pits will be resurfaced. Contact Mele at 789-0293 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mele
Uintah High School
Uintah Recreation Association
Mele
Parcel Post Delivery Cut On Saturdays
Postmaster Orlo Goodrich announced that parcel post delivery will drop from six to five days per week in the city delivery system. The change follows a national recommendation to remove service on the lightest day, Wednesday, but local business groups preferred Saturday and approval was secured from the Denver regional office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Goodrich
Goodrich
U.S
Post Office Department
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Dancing Dinahs Kick Off Summer Dance Program
The summer program is under way with square dances on Saturdays at the Imperial cement slab or South Verna Avenue. Visitors are welcome to join in the Dancing Dinahs activities during vacation time.
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Imperial Cement Slab
South Verna Avenue
Vernui City approves 192950 budget with 14 mill levy
A public hearing on Vernui City's proposed budget yielded no objections. The general fund shows 175950 in revenues and 175181.55 in expenditures, funded by 14 mills plus 4 mills for bond interest totaling 17000. Airport construction adds 5000 to 100000. Cless C yaad fund holds 8289.34 this year and 9029.19 next. Sales tax drops to 71000. new budget is 25000 below 1964. Uintah Recreation Association authorized to issue bonds for Uintah Ball Park toilet and storage facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernui City
Buell Bennett
Vernal
Cless C Yaad
Bennett
Uintah Recreation Association
Uintah Ball Park
Funeral for Ken Brady Hacking in Vernal
Funeral services were held in Vernal for Ken neth Brady Hacking 28 of Vernal who died in a Meeker Colorado oil derrick accident. He fell or jumped about 75 feet from a derrick. the rig was serviced by R and R Drilling Co. of Rangely. He was born February 1 1934 and survived by his wife Connie Warren and four children. He had owned Hack ing Appliance Store and was active in the Vernal Jaycees and the LDS Church. Funeral rites included prayers, music, and a sermon at the Vernal 1st Ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Brady Hacking
Vernal
Meeker
Colo
Vernal 1St Ward Chapel
Clyde R. Anderson
Vernal 4Th Ward
Hacking
R. and R. Drilling Co
Rangely
Viciim
Mr. Hacking
Sterling Don
Olena Brady Hacking
Connie Warren
University of Utah
Hacking Appliance
Vernal Jaycees
LDS Church
Kellie
Camille
Briant
Harold Don
Janice
Michael
Nancy) Howard
Willams, Ariz
Donald L. Hacking
Salt Lake City
A. Ferron Hacking
Mortuary
Ralph A. Bryson
Reginalde Burchinal
Mr. and Mes
Herman Bingham
Vernal Race Meet Opens Here Friday
The Vernal Race Meet opens Friday at the fairgrounds with more than 190 horses from the Intermountain area. Seven races daily feature the Futurity Eliminations, 44 mile derby, Uintah Basin Futurity, and a 390 dollar purse final. Lyman Rabins of Phoenix and Bowen Gill of Las Vegas bring multiple entries, while promotional events include a drop of a watch from a plane.
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Intermountain
Fairgrounds
Ken Stringham
Traverence Allen
Bud Hacking
Woodey B. Searle
Cecil Murray
Otvel Hullinger
Ian Watkins
Karl Allen
Searle
Lyman Rabins
Phoenix
Ariz
Bowen and
Gill
Las Vegas
Sway
Sprouse Jewelers
Steingham
Sharp Shooting Patrolmen Win Pistol Championship at Heber
Two Utah Highway Patrolmen from Vernal joined a floeeman squad that captured the team pistol championship at Heber Airport, the Utah Peace Officers Association meeting place. Trooper Ray Kertington earned high master with 199.6 of 200, Lt. Sam Hatch scored 196, and Trooper Ronald Gale of Dutch John and other Vernal members contributed to the seventh win in nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Vernal
Floéeman
Heber Airport
Utah Peace Officers Association
Ray Kertington
Sam Hatch
Highway Patrol
Vlew
Ronald Gale
Dutch John
Miss Lee Ann Divine Plans Visits Friday Evening Trip
Miss Lee Ann Divine tests Friday evening for Fort Irwin California then visits Mrs Jeanne Sixson and her sons and CWO and Mrs Ray Kock. En route home she will call on relatives in Las Vegas Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ann Divine
Ft. Irwin
Calif
Jeanne Sixson
CWO
Ray Kock
Las Vegas
Nev
Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show Receives Strong Local Support
Local people and businesses backed the Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show with about 500 attendees. Grand champions sold well above market price, with beef on the open market at a 22 year low. Dee Curfew led the 1965 show as president, and awards were given by Sprouse Jewelers Vernal Drug Co Larrys Saddlery Utah Hereford Association Harmon Sawarde and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
FFA
Stock Show Board
Toland Merkley
Nic
Merkley
Dee Curfew
Jensen
Yehlow
Eddie Oaks
Sprouse Jewelers
Vernal Drug Co
Milt's Merchandise Mart
Dorothy Lewis
Larry's Saddlery
Utah Hereford Association
Neddie Oaks
Harmon S. Sawarde and Sons
Othe
Paul McCoy
Dale Snow
Doyle Snow
Bryce Harker
Norman Powell
Devier Dudley
Diana Lynn Massey
Jonnie White
Vicky Hammond
Keith
Little Gallery Extends Summer Hours in Vernal
Mrs. R. W. Patterson announces new summer hours for the Little Gallery of Arts in Vernal. The gallery opens evenings and afternoons with schedule: Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 7 30 to 9 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 to 5 pm Saturdays and Sundays 1 to 5 pm. Appointments available for tours outside regular hours. June exhibit features Uintah Basin artists and works from University of Utah professor George Dibble and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Patterson
Little Gallery of Arts
Vernal
Little Gallery of Art
Uintah Basin
George Dibble
University of Utah
Patterson
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Council of the Twelve
J. Elliott Cameron
General Sunday School Board
Eder Wallace F. Toronto
General Ymmia Board
Laura H. Drexel
General Ywmia Board
Donnel E. Wardle
Margene Halt
Laura Hacking
Virginia Hacking
Margene Hall
MIA
Davis
Coach States Recreation
Rist
Bill Smith
Red Clark
Hunt Watkins
Karl Alan Ken Stringham
Ahotoy
Derrick Fall
Aes
Kenneth B
Xay R. Bendixson
Donon
Little Gallery
Johnny J
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Becky
Stuart
Todd
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Glen Allen
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