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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
15
Value stolen from Vernal Planing Mill located 344 miles south of Vernal Avenue. Items missing Saturday night or Sunday morning. Owner Dale Coleman discovered the loss Monday morning. A welding hose was among the missing objects. Deputy Sheriff Wm. V. Mott leads the investigation.
Saturday Vermal Chamber officials toured state roads to back Utah 33 from Indian Canyon Duchesne to Helper and U.S. 40 projects from Ouray Junction to Vernal and Duchesne to Toblona Junction. The group urged funding for Uintah County’s No 1 secondary road L Ited Wash and noted Br idges over Green River Ouray and White River Benenze. The Vernal Chamber backed Amendment No 2 to protect highway funds.
The ceremony continues as Amendment No 2 to restrict diversion of highway funds is debated. Dr Paul Stringham reports on Jones Hole hatchery progress and says the Green River poisoning was highly successful. Six million trout will be planted next spring. Stringham also discusses the Central Wind Project and water reports.
The Elk Hunt details list September 22 to 30 as the elk season with two moose permits and bear river and Hole-In-the-Rock bull quotas. Officials warn of penalties for elk killing moose and require permit cards, field guns, and equipment for dressing large game.
The irrigation company proposes a parking area for park users and tennis courts. The school district grants easements for ball field expansion used by high school groups, city, and county. The county to blacktop parking area, Corwin Snow named to locate Jensen dumping area, election returns canvassed, Norman Fletcher tally corrected from 640 to 638, culvert installation approved on Diamond Mountain road.
The notice details varied classes at Uintah High School and Junior High including Creative Writing, Slim Trim for Luding, First Aid, Folk Dancing, Knitting, Painting, Typing, and Ballroom Dancing. It notes Tuesday and Thursday sessions, registration rules, and an extension course lineup with Geography, Landscape Drawing, and an American Economy TV course with credit options.
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