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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
6
A recipe for meat-za pie uses ground hamburger as the base, bound with evaporated milk and bread crumbs. It suggests a mushroom topping, cheddar and Parmesan cheese, oregano, and tomato catsup, with a bake time of about 20 minutes for four servings. The write up emphasizes a flavorful, budget friendly dish and notes toppings can vary.
Mrs. Larry Cook of Colorado Springs visits Utah for a month with Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Cook while Larry trains in Oran Side, California. Local families host and visit relatives in Salt Lake City, Kamas, Manila, and Bountiful as news of births and birthday celebrations circulate.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Smith and Mrs Mary Winn traveled to Salt Lake City Tuesday for temple work and returned the same night. Mrs Hyrum Toone visited the Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City Thursday returning that night. Sherman York, Harry D Kidd, and Mrs Helena Paulson visited Moab and Greenriver City last week. The Batty family visited Logan and Clatr Batty, Batty girls, and Donald Batty and son. they returned Monday. Henry Kloppell spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake City for a medical checkup visiting Kloep pel, Littmore family. Beatrice Harrison stayed ten days in Rangery caring for grandchildren as Harrison deer hunted. she returned Monday. Sherman York visited Provo Monday to see Wylie Robbins and returned Tuesday. William Dee Clark and daughter of Salt Lake City visited over the weekend with Fred Riding, Kent Jolson, and Jill Christiansen. Annette Birkeland of Salt Lake City visited Friday through Sunday with Don Ann.
Rock Springs defeated Uintah 26 to 6 as Uintah suffered a travel disadvantage and overconfidence. Tommy Thomas scored Uintah’s lone touchdown with a 15 yard run. Uintah faces San Juan in Price at 1 20 p m Saturday to determine second place in the region with the winner advancing to State Class B. The state wrestling tournament is set for Vernal February 25 and 27, 1965.
Uintah County's 4 H achievement exercises will be held Monday Nov 9 at 7 30 p m in the Ashley Elementary School auditorium Kay Benedixson county agent says 440 club members and parents are invited Awards include First Security Bank records on leadership achievement home economies agriculture martial pins and minute book awards The annual all school play You Cant Take It With You will be presented at Uintah High School November 5 and 6 at 3 p m with Marilou Morris directing and Renae Daw student director The three act Pulitzer prize winning comedy by Moss Hart and Georg Kaufman follows a family that values life over wealth The cast includes TIM CARTER Brenda Rich Leonard Sullivan Bruce Cook Jody Muggins Dana Price Kim Spendlave Richard Jolley Craig Paulson Larry Paulson Laslie Davis Richard Woehrmann Kelly Buckley Robert Jolley Kay Henderson and Janice Montgomery among others
Coach Lou Mele states that Class B high school athletes will attend the state meet. The brief note emphasizes regional representatives and preparation leading into competition.
In The Week's Letter a teenage girl asks how to become more attractive. The reply emphasizes friendliness, cooperation, and being involved with others, recommending hobbies and interest in people rather than focusing on self. It advises avoiding self-centered thoughts and suggests engaging in activities to build a welcoming, happy demeanor.
Nearly 160 scouts and leaders helped reseed Brush Creek Flat gathering 1100 lbs of deer browse seed under Robert Jensen of the BLM. Albert W. Sleggen praised turnout and effort while MR Jensen organized groups and Red and Gun Club supervision. Seed distribution and transport were by BLM and Fish and Game personnel, with lunch provided by the Rod and Gun Club. The project may continue in November if weather allows.
A reader laments missing sidewalk replacement on North Vernat Avenue and warns of dangerous rocks and potential injuries from trips near the highway. The letter urges accountability for the lack of sidewalks and hints at legal consequences and punishment for neglect.
Tickets may be purchased from members of the speech department and at the high school before the performance.
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