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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1959
Page
10
Three of four post season five day native deer hunts for two deer special permit holders begin December 5. Hunts cover Daggett Clay Basin Taylor's Flat and LaSal Mountain zones with dates through December 13 and 14. Only two-deer permit holders may hunt and regular license tags are invalid for these units.
Utah fish and game officials state there is no season or bag limit for rabbits and no license is required to hunt them in the state.
Four Utah high school 4-H members travel to Chicago for the 88th National 4-H Congress, awarded all expense trips for 1959 achievements in beef entomology foods and safety projects. Winners include Royal Lamp Morgan Henne Rae Bunker Dow Wood Vicki Lee and others from Delta Tooele Weber and Oakden. They will attend events at the Conrad Hilton hotel November 20 to 23.
Dr M W Pederson of the US Department of Agriculture announced in Cincinnati that a twelve year effort at the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station produced a new synthetic alfalfa, Utah Syn C, with 75 percent more seed than Badger alfalfa. The line shows resistance to yellow leaf blotch and downy mildew and could be used to develop high seed strains for other varieties.
Local rental ad lists a furnished three room apartment with contact numbers 145 and 144 North 4th West. Additional notes advertise a new bedroom house with attached garage near a high school and Salt Lake City listings.
Boyd Williams and Lloyd Stewart of Springville spent the weekend in Vernal visiting Mr Williams parents Mr and Mrs Lorn Williams for a deer hunt. Other visitors included Marlin Pennington and daughters with Clifford Clark Jr, Sager Lost Wyoming, Andy Korvgl and daughter Vickie with Mrs Clifford Clark Rock Springs Wyoming, Mrs Edward Hoeft Ogden, EL Knapp Salt Lake City and Mrs Vel Adams Midway during four days last week.
High seed yield aligns with strong hay yield and quality in alfalfa. Developing high seed producing strains promises significant gains for seed and hay producers as ultimate seed production advances.
Kenneth Il Sowards, Vernal native born November 2, 1921, is featured as this week's Who's Who In Vernal. A former Chamber of Commerce and Utah Jaycees leader, he cofounded The Company of Vernal and serves as Dino saurland vice president. He chaired the Vernal Chamber Industrial Development committee, is a Rotary member, Navy veteran, and outdoorsman. He and wife Marge live at 354 West 1st South with sons Logan and Jimmy.
The Boy Scouts of America mark a period of global growth from 1920 to 1929 with eight million members in 67 associations, World Jamborees in England and Denmark, notable disaster responses, Silver Buffalo awards, and notable expeditions led by Sea Scouts and leaders.
The Uintah District leadership training committee led by William F. Farnsworth schedules a two hour session at 7 30 pm for cub and boy scout leaders at the Stake Center in Verna. Instructors include Clair McKee Willard Kungler J Perron Wocking and Rondo Harmon. Attendees earn Reouter Key or Scouter awards and the November 30 training is urged before Farnsworth departs for Chicago for Thanksgiving with the Bennett family.
The third week of Ashley Stake Jr basketball games on Wednesday November 18 saw Vernal Lth beat Ashley 2 20 Gilmes topple Vernal lek 48 27 Lapoint won over Maeser 2nd 20 25 in overtime and Tr aay defeated Maeser 1st 17 38 Individual scoring led by Von Swann Lapoint and Doug Freestone with multiple players at 37 and 40 points.
Pfei Burke and wife Darlun Burke of Colorado Springs welcome a baby boy born November 22. Grandparents are Melvin Burke and Alta Boner of Vernal, Utah area with great-grandparents Jean Burke and Susie Wardle noted.
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