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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
9
A historical portrait of Utahs pioneer buildings and monuments argues for preserving state and local landmarks. It notes Vernals State Tabernacle and other church structures as examples while warning of deterioration and loss if communities do not act. The piece urges citizen awareness and coordinated planning to balance heritage with progress.
National Art Week runs November 1 to 7 and highlights community art activities. Tattle Gallery of Arts at 192 South 3rd West, led by Mrs. R. W. Patterson, urges visits, with hours daily from 9 to 5. The November show centers on Creative Photography, sharing space with exhibits at Ashton Bros. store and Ernest Untermann paintings in the Field House, promoting art appreciation and original works as cherished gifts.
Mr. Frandsen said some thought had been given to developing the site under the Recreation and Public Purposes Act. It could be transferred to a local government unit for a nominal fee of $2.50 an acre.
Babson Park columnist explains a forecast method based on Isaac Newton's law of action and reaction and weather cycles. He predicts the coming winter and next summers will be cooler than normal for a couple of years, urges readers to use common sense and consult TV meteorologists for perishable foods, and cites readers and other forecasts.
Ordell A Fransen of the Vernal District Bureau of Land Management warns that picnickers and campers are degrading the Dry Fork site near Ashley National Forest. Uprooted trees, firewood cutting, indiscriminate garbage, defaced Lys trees, and soil loss scar the area. A small visitor registration station was set up to gauge summer use.
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