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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
9
About 40 million people will take to the water this year in pleasure boats. The American Medical Association urges basic precautions: don't overload, don't move seats while underway, watch waves, avoid swimmers and water skiers, don’t dive from moving boats, ensure life jackets for all, stay near shore, and if overturned, stay with the boat until rescued.
The House rejected the omnibus farm bill 216 to 205, a major setback for the New Frontier line. White House criticism of Republican tactics followed, while arguments over cost estimates ranged from 600 million savings to a potential 1 billion taxpayer impact. Some lawmakers urged responsibility and backbone in resisting pressure.
Opinion by S L DeLove urges unwavering patriotism and FLAG display as essential to national unity. It argues Americans should reject timid attitudes, reconnect with traditional values, and commemorate heroes and wars that shaped the nation.
A 1942 Uintah County roundup reports sugar rationing limits of 18 pounds per person for canning, Pioneer Day celebrations at Vernal City Park, Lions Club pool project on Ashley Creek, and a variety of local notes including marriages, births, and rearmament plans.
Sixty years ago on June 28 1902 the Weather bureau notes the Great Salt Lake shrinking by an inch monthly while Uintah County anticipates fame from hay honey and hydrocarbons. Crickets devastate gardens near Meeker Colorado as stockmen report better grass in Uintah Forest Reserve. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Leroy Colton in White rocks. Local scenes include hay aroma early cutting, lucerne on Bely Christensen’s lot, Miller transfer to A L Glines, a caution to boys about water, a Canada trip disruption, a county treasurer security scare, a minor postage theft, and a Uintah Basin Experiment Farm event.
Ginda Price reports on a 4 H club meeting where Mary Jane Patterson suggested the name Kneedles and Knots for the group. Record sheets and sewing books were distributed to members as Miss Dorothy Wach, Home Demonstration Agent, discussed the books and offered sewing tips with the group. Miss Yvonne Elzinga attended as guest of the meeting, which adjourned at 2 45.
An oriestan well with a small flow was brought in at the Alexander ranch in Dry Fork canyon this week. Drilling will resume to greater depth to increase flow. A musical play proceeds to Jensen and a July 4th celebration near Whiterocks is announced by local groups.
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