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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1958
Page
2
Utah Department of Mish and Gano officials urged hunters to carry and lock a metal tag on every big game animal from kill to processing. They stressed tagging is required for all big game hunts including regular and special deer seasons and elk permits, with the tag staying with the meat at all times and through transport and storage.
Utah Fish and Game and the U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries note porcupine overabundance harming trees and forage across many state areas. Hunters can dispatch animals but should tag at the rear leg joint to prevent loss. Replacement license tags are available for $1 before October 18, the start of the general deer season, after which replacements are not issued.
An assortment of community notices records Donald Katty and Roland Wein leaving for Mexico City with friends, a Children Friend agent appointment for Lucille Swett, and a solo sung by Mrs Ashel Ivana. The piece notes a Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Markua Jensen and travel plans to Logan and Salt Lake City by Etta Pace, Clair Batty, and others alongside visits from the Batty and Mecham families and exam plans for Carol Sowards at the U of U.
Thomas E Kidd notes Thomas Kidd and Mrs Porter Long headed to Salt Lake City for the State Fair while Ruth and Carol Sowards left for Salt Lake City to attend the U of U. Madison NJ visitors Dr and Mrs Eccles with Leland Sowards family plan a week in Utah.
The 1913 legislature passed a buck deer antler length law allowing only bucks with antlers at least five inches long. About 600 deer were killed during the 1914 season when the law took effect.
Principal L. is named as advisor as Union High School announces class officers. Arcadia hosts the senior officers with Tred Bryant as president, Gagon Lapoint as vice president, and Gagan Lapoint as student council rep. Junior and freshman leaders are listed with their campuses and roles.
Garth K Workman, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Workman of 529 West 2nd in Vernal, graduates from a boilerman program. He completed training on August 22 and joined the fire service tiers with USN connections noted.
Davis Wrank Johnson named counselor to bishopric replacing Archie Tichens who moved to Craig. Mrs Estella Workman visited the Jess Sticheng family and will live with daughter in Salt Lake. Ken Barkers hosted Whiterocks visitors for dinner at Grant Johnsons with Alice Gurr Yoedoesday. Roy Sabey and family from Provo visited Jess Richens, as did Earl Gurr of Bonanza and Lyle Tutchens of Craig plus Mrs Goodman of Los Angeles, mother of Doris Tchens. Family reunion at Brush Creek noted.
A course at the Naval Baking Center Great Lakes covers operation and maintenance of boilers and related equipment, offering instruction on essential skills for handling boiler systems and associated machinery.
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