Probate notices and guardianship move to show cause
Public probate entries involve the estate of J B Oxborrow with administrator Martin W Curtis inviting creditors to present claims by August 2 1962. Also in Uintah Utah Fourth Judicial District Court a case on the adoption of Melinda Gail Duncan and Matsna Jan Self seeks show cause hearings for Harold Stanley Duncan and George Edgar Self regarding custody and potential neglect or abandonment of the minor children with a scheduled hearing on August 7, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Oxborrow
ER. le Cooper
Verne
Utah
Martin W. Curtis
TNE Fourth Judicial District Court
Uintah
Utait
Melinda Gail Duncan
Matsna Jan Self
March Stanley Duntan
Belinda Gall Duncan
George Edgar Solt
Marsha Jon Self
Norold Stanley Duncan
George Edgar Self
Delinda Galt
Duncan Old Marsha
Jan Self
Lec
S/R. L
Tuckett
Uintah County adopts comprehensive zoning ordinance
Notice that Uintah County Commissioners passed a comprehensive zoning ordinance on June 4 1982. It zoned all county land outside MacRer Town and Vernal City into nine zones including R 2 Residential Ael Agricultural NC 2 Neighborhood Commercial C 1 Commercial 1 1 Industrial 1-2 Industrial and O 1 Outlying. The ordinance and official zoning map are on file at the County Clerk’s office in Vernal, Utah. The ordinance becomes effective 30 days after adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Uintah County Commissioners
Utiah County
Dale
State of
Utah
County Planning Commission
United County
Macrer Town
Vernal City
Severn
Uintah County
Vernal
Range survey school trains Vernal District staff in Utah
BLM personnel Larry and Oldroyd Cai Yardley and others from the Vernal District attended a range survey school in Fillmore Utah. The week long course mixed classroom instruction with field applications to determine vegetation type and livestock carrying capacity for the range. Several rangeland personnel on the Vernal District will be surveyed this summer to assess range resources and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry &, Oldroyd
Cai Yardley
BLA Vernal Distriet
Fillemore
Utah
Stele
Vernal
Notice of Bid at Union High School Paint Outside Sashes
Bids will be accepted by Union High School for two coats of paint on outside window sashes and metal trim around the school. Bids open July 5 at 8 p m. The school reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Valen High School Principal Max Gollaher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Valen High School
Max Gollaher
Vernal City Streets to Vacate at July 5 1902 Meeting
at a regular meeting July 5, 1902, Vernal City Camel plans to vacate described street: boundaries align with town quarter sections. Protest will be heard at the meeting. City Manager BuFUl Bennett notes docket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uog
Southjowest
L. B
Nockh
Range survey methods taught to district staff
District employees working on the range surveys will be instructed in the methods framed by Mr Oldrayd and Mr Yardley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fistrict
Oldrayd
Yardley
Bear Lake Trip Via Cache National Forest Route
Utah tourists spotlight a summer drive from Ogden to Bear Lake through Cache National Forest. Highlights include Brigham City gateway to Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge with diverse waterfowl, Corinne Railroad Village Museum, Logan and Utah State University, Logan Canyon Juniper Jardine, and Bear Lake for swimming boating and water sports. Return options include Randolph and Weber Canyon with numerous camping grounds and motels along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Bear Lake
Cache National Forest
Ogden
Brigham City
Bear River
Bear River Bay
North America
U.S. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Servier
Corinne
America
Railroad Village
Sons of the
Promontory Point
Logan
Utah State University
Swift
USA
Logan Canyon
Tandolph
Woodeff
Evanston
Weber Canyon
Family Reunion in Springville Enjoyed by Roylances
Mr and Mrs Tex Roylance and daughter Kin spent last weekend in Springville with Mr Roylance s family for a warm family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Roylance
Kin
Springville
Mr. Roylance
Winter Holds on In Higher Areas
Winter remains in Utah high country as lakes stay frozen under two feet of snow. Fish and Game notes roads like the Mirror Lake route are open into the high country but sideroads trails and campgrounds remain wet and snow covered, delaying access for fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Department of Fish and Game
Pottery and Needlework Patterns and Supplies Listing
A fragmented notice lists sewing patterns and fabrics with item numbers and prices. It mentions Potters No 415 and No 823 Pineapple Store, nylon lace trim, and pattern needles. Instructions refer to Elm Man B21 and pattern mailings from Lane Bureau in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unique Utah brochure boosts Utah tourism program
Utah aims to extend visitors stay with a statewide Unique Utah program sponsored by Sperry & Hutchinson. Governor Clyde lauded the promo effort as a public service aiding the economy. The plan features three sectional maps plus a 12 page color brochure, free Green Stamp booklets, roadside billboards, and monthly updates highlighting county fairs and local events. Local chambers may request changes to billboard prints as the state promotes scenic and historical attractions from Cache Valley to southern deserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Capitol
George D. Clyde
Acord
Chambers of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monenan
Hotice
Harold Stanley Duncan
BLM
Stusles Range
Buful Bennett
Nora
Tance
Bear Lake Pleasant
Logan Alver
Martin W. Curtis Insurance Agency
Vernal, Dish
East Main
Blonse
Speery
Hutchinson
Fred Acard
San Francisco
Wyeth Williams
Salt Lake City
Sperry & Trutchinson Company
Cache Valley
Clyde
G. Fred Acord
Wyeth G. Williams
Blue Mountain Antennas
Ashley Valley
Ere Estates Service
East Mary
Denver
Los Angeles
Continental Trailways Tour
Seattle
Kansas City
Chicago
Albuquerque
Casper
Billings
Frontier Airline
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