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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1964

Page

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West Junior High Dedication Sets October 23

West Junior High, five miles east of Roosevelt, will be dedicated Friday October 23 at 5 pm. The new school cost 679,514 and features 13 classrooms, a library, gymnasium, auditorium, and shop with audio-visual equipment. It replaces Alterra Junior High, serving Uintah County students in grades seven through nine, with Norman Long as principal and a staff of 16.

New West Eters Generaia Alterra West West Junior High Roosevelt Unitel Dis- Ariel Spm Todd Uintah Basii Edwards & Daniels, Ala Salt Lake City Hanson Construction Company Altamont Turner Construction Company Vernal Todd School Union High Uintah County Uintah Norman Long West Junior Ifigh Henry Ah Sam Lois Anderson Janet Bailey Canton Baxter JoAnn Burgess Junior Ticks Carma Ambseht Lola Kuggins James Knight Phyllis Oberhsnsly Norman Oliphant Vira Page Ellen Rawlings Norman Shelley Don Winn Joyce Bolton

Stake Center Work Set For Ashley Stake In Spring

Work is planned for next spring on a new 430000 stake center for Ashley Stake with a five member central committee and Wm Dalton as chairman. A fundraising drive will run a few months, with 24000 in fund and 16000 more in sight. 40000 more is expected when construction starts. The Vernal 6th Ward will sponsor the project, modeled after a recently completed St George edifice. Stake President Wm B Wallis announced at stake conference. Attendance at sessions was among the highest, 1256 in the morning and 17 to 23 percent of members in the afternoon. Margene Hall played preludes, the choir sang, Ora Fay Oviatt directed and Margaret Caldwell accompanied. Congregational singing was led by Donnel F Wardle with Margene Hall on piano. The opening hymn was Today Will the Sun Shine, with Harold E Davis offering the invocation.

Ashley Stake Hush ‘W. Dalton St. George and Vernal 6Th Ward Wm. B. Wallis Stake Margene Hall Mong Ora Fay Oviatt Margaret Caldwell Donnel F. Wardle Martgene Hall Harold £. Davis C. Laurence

Rites Planned Wednesday for $320,000 Vernal Chapel

Ground breaking for the new 320000 dollar Vernal 2nd Ward chapel at 2nd Fast and 6th South will occur Wednesday at 4 30 p m. Bishops Ben W Lindsay of Vernal 2nd Ward and Clyde R Anderson of Vernal 4th Ward announced the public is invited. Construction should start immediately and finish in a little over a year. Seating 341, expandable to 1000 with doors to the cultural hall. Chapel exterior 103 by 141 feet. cultural hall about 59 by 10 feet with plans for 24 tracking stations.

Ben W. Lindsay Vernal Clyde R. Anderson

Guard Complete Access Road To Scout Camp

Vernal National Guard on weekend completed the access road from Red Cloud Loop Road to Windy Park Scout camp. About 60 Guardsmen worked over two weekends with Uintah County providing a leader and operator. Col. Herbert L. Price and Maj. Lawrence V. Erickson visited and reported good progress. Bert Dannenberg thanked the Scouts for the project as the first phase enables next year’s camp and outlines future work around the park.

Vernal National Guard Red Cloud Loop Road Windy Park Uintah County Commader Herbert L. Price Lawrence V. Erickson Bert Dannenberg Boy Scouts Torch Red Cloud Loop

Schools Close Friday Noon For Deer Hunt

The Vintah School District will excuse students Friday after lunch to prepare for the annual deer hunt. Superintendent Glen G. Oldroyd announced the policy change from prior years requiring a Monday dismissal. Schools will operate on all other days of the hunt and attendance rules will be enforced strictly.

Vintah Glen G. Oldroyd Supt Oldroyd Atrietty

Ouray Refuge Work Report From Manager Jim Johnson

Jim Johnson, manager of Ouray National Wildlife Refuge, reported progress on Te-Be projects. Bert Angus of Vernal has completed two residences, Stirling Construction Co. of Farmington NM will finish earthwork at Leota Bottoms within a week, and bids for additional earthwork will soon be opened in Albuquerque NM.

Jim Johnson Ouray National Wildlife Refuge Te- Bee Bert Angus Vernal Stirling Construction Co Farmington N.M Albuquerque Johnson

Vernal Express Goes Automated

Vernal Express adopts teletypesetting TELETYPES speed up printing. An operator punches holes in tape for automated linotype setting, allowing stories to be prepared on tape while ads are composed. The system places The Vernal Express among leading balanced newspapers with advanced machinery.

Salt Lake TTS Vernal Express

Hot Spots for Deer Hunting Looms Open Saturday

Utah Fish and Game biologist Bob Nielson lists top deer hunting spots for the general season opener set at dawn Saturday. Areas include the Book Cliffs Moon Midge Winter Ridge Steer Ridge and adjoining Colorado border units 29 26 and public lands near Brown's Park. Elk are protected. archery deer hunting in refuges not permitted. rewards offered for information leading to convictions. carriers advise winter gear and road caution.

Bob Nielson Utah Fish and Game Dept Vernal Regional Fish and Game Office Winter Ridge Steer Ridge Colorado Rider Merd Farm Creek- Thock Creek Nielson Taylor Mountain Diamond Mountain Blue Mountain

Construction Eyed For Central Utah Bonneville Unit

Palmer DeLong, project manager for the Bureau of Reclamation, told the Central Utah Water Conservancy District that construction could begin immediately on the Bonneville Unit once Congress appropriates $5 million. The project would take 10 to 15 years, with Arizona filings noted. The board scheduled a October 30 meeting where Robert Lambert will speak, and stressed securing water rights and repayment contracts before federal funding.

Palmer DeLong Bureau of Reclamation Central Utah Water Conservancy District Board Provo Bonneville Dilong Arizona Robert Lambert State Water Engineer Sterling Jones Utah

Billion Gallons Of Water Used In Past Year

Ashley Valley Water System subscribers used more than one billion gallons during the past year. Vernal City Manager Buell Bennett reported high use in July and August at 44 million gallons per day, similar to the prior year. With about 8000 connections, per-person use implied roughly 550 gallons daily, well above the year-round average of 286. From June 25 1963 to June 24 1966 total usage reached 1,043,703.

Ashley Valley Water System Buell Bennett Vernal

New Utah Dam Plan Expands Strawbery Reservoir

Board members toured the Utah Lake area to review a project that enlarges Strawbery Reservoir by a new dam and aqueduct bringing water across the Uinta Mountains. The plan envisions irrigation and flood control benefits for the region and was examined in an afternoon tour.

Bonneville Uinta Strawberry Uinta Mountains Utah Lake

Door to Door Salesmen Stir Local Residents

Sheriff Norman Fletcher reported Tuesday that about every other day he receives complaints from galley residents about nosy door to door encyclopedia salesmen. A roving group worked the city and Maeser areas, officers tried to detain three near the sheriff’s office. two escaped. He warned some claim city franchises or exemptions, but a license is required for all selling in the county.

Sherrif Norman Fletcher Galley Maeser Utah

High water use blamed on large lawns irrigation

Mr Bennett cited a very high consumption rate of 000 gallons, or 330,488 gallons per person per year, attributing part of the demand to extensive lawns in the area that require irrigation.

Bennett

Chamber Votes for Freeport Amendment

After a talk by Frank Nelson of the Utah Manufacturers Association the Vernal Chamber of Commerce voted to urge passage of the Freeport amendment. Nelson argued it would let goods stay in Utah without inventory tax if destined out of state within a year. He warned the state could lose millions without it, claiming 609 new jobs could offset tax losses as industry grows.

Frank Nelson Utah Manuufacturers Association Vernal Chamber of Commerce Vernal Nelson Freeport Utah Clearfield

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