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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1963

Page

3

Car Truck Collision Causes $500 In Damage In Vernal

In Vernal Saturday Oct 12 at 6 56 pm a two vehicle crash at 1st South and Vernal Avenue caused about $500 damage. A 1963 Oldsmobile four door sedan driven by Betty Jean Renfrow 36 and a 1959 Chevrolet pickup driven by Harmon Floyd Miller 69 both of Vernal collided after Miss Renfrow allegedly ran a stop sign. Damage totaled $300 to each vehicle and Mrs Renfrow was cited. Officer Milburn Jr Satch of Vernal City Police investigated.

1St South Vernal Avenue Betty Jean Renfrow Harmon Floyd Miller Vernal

Fraud Detection Methods Used by Utah Employment Service

The Utah Department of Employment Security uses multiple fraud checks to curb unemployment insurance abuse. It reports that most fraud occurs when claimants do not report returning to work and still collect benefits. Industry surveys and idle-occupation checks ID workers claiming benefits during low-demand periods. Tips from the public also help uncover schemes.

Barclay Gardner Vernal Utah Department of Employment Security Dewer Department of Employment Security Cial

Farmers Get Free Signs For Pheasant Season

Triangle Committee offers free signs to farmers and landowners to manage public hunting. Signs include Safety Zone Hunting By Permission Only Please Close the Gate No Parking Unharvested Crops and more, distributed by Utah Fish and Game and County Extension. The effort aims to reduce nuisances of pheasant hunting and is led by Kay R. Bendixsen and Wildlife Specialist Jack J. Berryman with local farmer, sportsman, and agency involvement.

Triangle Committee Kay R. Bendixsen Utah State Department of Fish and Game Kay R. Bendixson Jack J. Berryman Tish and Game Department It i

Venison Jerky Recipe Reported By Utah Extension

Nutritionists at Utah State University report a venison jerky recipe that disguises wild flavor and serves as a popular between meal snack. Mrs Flora Bardwell outlines slicing venison thin, browning a mix, broiling four minutes per side, and refrigerating with a four to one sugar salt and caraway seed blend for storage.

Flora Bardwell Utah State University Cooperative Extension Service Utah State University Thailand Leadership School For Women

Ashley Valley Junior High PTA Holds First Meeting

About 300 members of the Ashley Valley Junior High School PTA gathered October 14 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium under President Mrs. Allen Gentry. Reid Goodrich opened with prayer, and Mrs. Reve Risner led the pledge. Principal Clyde A. Christensen outlined plans for 1963-64 as parents toured classrooms. A PTA lecture on teenage dating by Dr Tyrrell R Seager is planned for next month, inviting all junior high parents and interested community members.

Ashley Valley Junior High School PTA Allen Gentry Reid Goodrich Reve’ Risner Gentry Clyde A. Christensen Tyrrell R. Seager

Back To School Day Set for November 14

Back to School Day will be held at Ashley Valley Junior High School on November 4. All junior high students stay home while parents attend class at their convenience. Interviews with teachers will be scheduled and announced later.

Ashley Valley Junior High School

Uintah Wins Land Judging Basin Contest Title

Uintah High School won the annual land judging contest held Tuesday with 526 points by the six man team, earning permanent possession of the trophy after three straight victories. Altamont placed second with 504 points and Union third with 425. Ray Huber of Uintah led individuals with 106 points. Union’s David Hackford had 100, and Altamont’s Jerry Thacker scored 92. Names will be engraved on school plaques.

Uintah Gh School Uintah Uintah Basin Salt Conservation District Roosevelt Altamont Union Ray Huber Highman David Hackford Jerry Thacker Altament Respec See BT Recreal Doyle Landon Uintah High School Land Burke Hanbury Leo Snow Bob Sowards Paul McCoy Bryce Barker Unitah Gurke Hanbury Doyle Lartdon Allamont Don Remington Thomas Tew Craig Mitchell Burk Lindsay Tom Thacker Roger Mitchell Veet Tucker Dale Balderson Martin Hueber Glenn Horrocks Douglas McKee Richard Fitzgerald Lynn Wyatt

Contests Pair Teams Evaluate Soil at Three Locations

UNITAH and ALLAMONT teams along with Union represented by students examined soft and topographic features at three sites. They evaluated texture depth slope watertable salinity and permeability and proposed land treatments. Salt Conservation Service technicians assisted in planning and conducting the contest.

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