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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
2
Eight men face trial in New York this fall over alleged schemes to profit by $100,000 through coupon manipulation in the grocery product industry. Prosecutors say coupons were collected and redeemed by wholesalers and retail chains, prompting questions about the legality and morality of coupon redemption practices and potential anti-competitive effects on independent grocers.
Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Davis Ward Chapel at 11 a.m. for the two month old son of Mr and Mrs Dewayne Chivers John Ler Roy Chivers was born June 30 died August 29 of unknown causes. The opening prayer was given by Joss Richens. The prelude and postlude were played by Bertha Slaugh JoAnn Morrocks and Gwen Sadler. A song was rendered followed by a talk by Willis Southam. My Father Knows was sung by Verdin Goodrich. Closing prayer was given by Willis Akelund. Out of town visitors were listed from Chaig Alta Nelson Oak Creek Salt Lake City Purablo Durango Rangely and other Colorado towns.
The Little Gallery of Arts lists a community course starting October 20 to March 23 1965 led by Mrs. Mary E Patterson with a 20 dollar fee. Hours shift to open Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays. appointment visits allowed with three contact phone numbers.
A county ASCS official announces the 1965 wheat program will mirror 1964 with changes including higher certificate values, a higher price support, and new diversification options. Signups run Aug 24 to Oct 2 in winter wheat areas, with spring areas following next year alongside the feed grain program.
Mr and Mrs Larry Speers of Salt Lake City spent last week with Mr and Mrs Warren Mott. The two families enjoyed five days in Wyoming fishing together and visiting.
Funeral services for Robert Match Hatch killed in a dynamite explosion were held Thursday at 11 a.m. in the Ver fiat Fourth Ward Chapel. The service included prayers by Sharon H. Meacham and music by Ruth Walker and a quartet. Bishop Phillip Watkins spoke, with Harold E. Multinger and Don M. Walker contributing. burial was in Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery with American Legion honors.
Deanna Kaye Massey Dianna Lynne Massey Bonnie White and Vickie Hammond daughters of Jensen residents won the 41 Livestock Judging contest judged by county agent Kay R Hendixsen. Twenty one 4-H club members competed last Wednesday. The top four earn a trip to the National Western Stock Show in Denver with expenses not covered and sponsorship by Grant Southam.
Uintah County reports three new wells by Shamrock Oil and Gulf Oil on sections in Townships 7S and 8S, including No. 2 McLish Unit and No. 33 Wonsus Valley Unit Federal, for lower Greenriver and basal Greenriver tests. Duchesne County lists Skelly Oil No. 12L A Smith in Currant Creek for deepening to 8000 feet and No. 2 Goates Federal in Monument Butte for a 5300-foot Greenriver test.
Selco Petroleum Corporation plans oil pumping from its White River wildcat two miles south of Red Wash Field and one mile east of Wonsis Valley Unit. The well, about 5716 feet deep in the Green River formation, yields roughly 175 barrels per day and marks a new discovery in the Green River region.
4-H members judged swine and dairy cows at the Don and Belle Pitt farm Mae ser beef steers at Sidney Merk ley's farm Maeser and sheep at the Ross Snow ranch in Jen sen. Count was insufficient to win the awards for spring contests.
Utah Fish and Game Dept will conduct fishery studies on the Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam during the weekends of September 5 to 7 and September 12 to 13. Officials say this will require very low streamflows, potentially making river floats difficult during these periods.
Thomas J. Owen of the Vernal district office received a $50 award Wednesday of last week for two suggestions to improve Bureau operations. His ideas include a new BLM form to streamline use and increase efficiency.
Mina Sample third grade Todd and Catharine Hilton sixth grade Ashley Elementary. President Alvin Bowden named to receive State Athletic Pass for 1985. Propane gag bid awarded at price of the portion. Business split between Searle Gas Company and Utah Colorado Gas Company. Activity fee approved on second reading becomes board policy. Next regular school board meeting set for Friday September 11 at 2 p.m.
R. I. Nielson, BLM State Director for Utah, commended Mr. Owen for diligent efforts to improve bureau operations as timber contracts in a budget of one hundred dollars or less were negotiated for cash and allocated to active timber resources.
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