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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1962
Page
3
Thursday around 9:30 am near Vernal, Roger Lloyd Shepard 28 of Salt Lake City driving a Nash Rambler and Ralph Bland 53 of Vernal in a Chevrolet pickup collided after Shepard attempted a turn and slid across his lane. Both vehicles sustained about $500 damage. no injuries or citations. Lt. Sam D. Hateh investigated.
University of Utah extension course Biology 102N 76 will begin Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Room 16. Everett Pitt will instruct for five quarter hours of residence credit, covering basic biological principles and lab methods. The class reviews anatomy, reproduction, plant and animal interrelationships, and plant taxonomy, with potential graduate credit by arrangement.
Dr. Virginia P. Frobes, Dean of Women at the University of Utah and Assistant Dean of Students, will address the Lady Elons Club in Vernal on October 10. A Utah native, she earned degrees in education sociology and clinical psychology, and has held roles in WPA research, state road traffic analysis, and university guidance counseling.
An auto collapsed the west wall of the Randlett store on a Wednesday at 4 p.m. causing 300 dollars in store damage and 150 to the car. Clara Jenkins, 26, of Randlett drove a 1959 Chevrolet. Johnny Jenkins, 10, was a passenger. No injuries. The owner is Grant Pick. The car left State Highway 688 to turn around the building, then struck the wall. Left front fender damaged. Mrs. Jenkins cited for defying under the influence of alcohol. Trooper Leonard Ferguson of Utah Highway Patrol investigated.
The Intermountain Region reports fiscal year receipts from multiple use revenues totaling over two and a half million dollars. Of these, 25 percent is returned by law to states for distribution to counties with National Forest land. Funds support schools and roads, with other contributions from timber, grazing, land, power, minerals, recreation, fish and game harvesting, and tourism.
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