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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1964

Page

4

Dinosaurs and highway talk at Uintah County meeting

Uintah County Commission meets with Grand County to discuss the Book Cliffs road. L Y Siddaway presents Western Gateways issue on Canyonlands Highway while Dinosaur Land Inc. advertises in the magazine. Chamber plans postage stamp appeal and a 150th anniversary note for the natural gas industry. Frontier Airline schedules are announced. An agricultural tour is planned at Deer Jenkins home in Maeser. A Basin families mailing list for Christmas circulars totals 5235 names. Honey container pricing discussion follows as producers are invited. A goodwill tour by the chamber is set for November 33 with regional delegates.

Uintah County Commission Monb Grand County Commission Cliffs Road L. Y. Siddaway Dinosaur Land, Inc Vernal M. M. Fidlar Mountain Fuel Supply Company Chamber Hayward State Park Siddeway Frontier Deer Jenkins Maeser Siddoway Barclay Gardner Moas Chamber of Commerce Canyon

Yor Ties. Continued from page 1 emergency law amendments

Proponents argue the measures would ensure continuation of law and order in an emergency. No organized opposition appears to have formed against either proposed amendment.

West Junior High Dedication Marks Uintah District Progress

D Blayne Morrill vice president of the Board of Education reviewed Uintah School District advances since 1951 in the school building program. The district has paid one third the cost of Uintah High School West Junior High Ashley Elementary and added four classrooms to both Todd and West Junior High plus an addition to Uintah High School. The board favors a pay as you go plan over bonding. R C Curry delivered the dedicatory prayer and led refreshments and a tour after the program. West Junior High School has been used for a year but dedication was postponed until the four class room unit addition is finished.

D. Blayne Morrill Board of Education Uintah Uintah High West Junior High Ashsley Todd Uintah High School R. C. Curry West Junior High School

Drilling activity on White River Unit developments

Exeter Drilling Company operates two Greenriver tests on the White River Unit in Township 8 South Range 22 East. A 5800 ft well proceeds with 858 inches of casing at 192 ft and 185 sacks of cement. a 5900 ft Greenriver test is planned for No. 24-10 Unit in Section 16. Royal B. Henderson records Exeter as contractor. Local chamber members will meet delegates at Flaming Gorge Lodge for an evening tour of the recreation area.

Township 8 Range 22 White River Exeter Drilling Company BELCO Exeter Drilling Jands Highway Royal B. Henderson Flaming Gorge Lodge

George Ramsey Rites Thursday

Funeral services for George D. Ramsey 64 will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Vernal Mortuary. Ramsey, a farmer and sheep man born April 3 1900 in Scofield, was a Vernal resident. Surviving are three sons James H George Clifford Donnell Gary one grandchild and four sisters. Burial will be in Maeser cemetery.

George D. Ramsey Ogden Mr. Ramsey Was Scofield Carbon County William Alexander and Laura Lorna Ann Dow James H George Clifford Donnell Gary Salt Lake City Laura) Wartman Emmett Ida Willam Bessie

Burton praises Dixie Project and politics in Utah rally

The speaker touts the Dixie Project and Canyonlands National Park as pivotal for Utah, backing livestock interests and resisting foreign imports while criticizing reapportionment and the Supreme Court. Ernest L. Wilkinson lauds Burton, Melich, and Taylor, notes lawyer support for Kesler, Edwards, Lambourne, and Paulson, and laments changes in Moss stance. Door prizes awarded to several attendees.

Burton Dixie Project Canyonlands National Park Utah Supreme Court Congress Ernest L. Wilkinson U.S. Senate Rep. Burton Mitchell Melich G. Douglas ‘Taylor Wilkinson A. Pratt Kesler L. Robert J. Edwards Sid Lambourne Ford R. Paulson Frank E. Moss Benjamin Franklin Senate

Little Gallery Hosts Student Exhibits and Photo Display

This week at the Little Gallery paintings by members will be shown along with a Creative Photography exhibit. Teachers should book appointments to avoid crowding. Tours available by calling 789-0078 or 789-3678. After November 7 hours return to Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 to 5 pm and Sundays 2 to 6 pm. A Beginning china painting class is offered Friday November 13 from 2 to 4 pm taught by Mrs. Evelyn Herbst. Registration via 789-3805 with Mrs. Patterson.

Little Gallery Paul Evelyn) Herbst Patterson

Agriculture Census Soon

The Census of Agriculture will be taken soon with recruitment and training of enumerators. Calvin J. Monks of Myton is crew leader for the 1904 Census, one of about 1,825 nationwide appointees. Enumeration runs through three stages from November 5 mailings to November 9 farm visits, ending about three weeks later.

Ben Lindsay Calvin J. Monks Myton U. S

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