Visitors from Egypt and Nepal share teaching ideas
Central 6th graders report visitors Mr Pande from Nepal and Mr Elfar from Egypt, both county-agriculture officials, discussing literacy and hunger while in the US to improve teaching methods. They note 70 to 80 percent illiteracy and widespread hunger in their countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Elfar
Egypt
D. B. Pande
Nepal
Kay Bendixson
Central School
David Lindsay
Pande
Elfar
Department of Agriculture
Egyptian Department of Agriculture
Fourth Grade Activities At School Program And River Field Trip
Fourth grade visited the river to observe early plant growth on rocks with no soil. March 28 they held a spelling party. 44 students achieved perfect scores and rewarded with candy and gum. The March 15 school program titled Jimmy Makes New Friends featured Gene Goodrich as Jimmy and Lynette Hoopes as the mother, with Helen Moosman and Keith Haslem contributing reading and arithmetic tricks. Reporters include Lynette Hoopes and Rits McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Gene Goodrich
Lynette Hoppes
Helen Moosman
Keith Haslem
Gerry Mitchell
Lynette Hoopes
Rits McKee
Fifth and Sixth Grade News Update in Oklahoma
The fifth grade played the sixth grade and there was no softball. The sixth grade won 18 to 1. Treporters Keith Jaslem and Gene Goodrich, along with Mr. Mitchell the principal, traveled to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treporters
Keith Jaslem
Gene Goodrich
Mr. Mitchell
Oklahoma
Bonanza School Easter Egg Hunt
George Schmuerle and Linds Anderton describe Easter egg hunts with colorful eggs and flowers. Charlie Garcia reports on a school trip to Uintah High School to see The Wizard of Oz with praise for the performances and characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
George Schmuerle
Charlie Garcia
Uintah High School
Hemingway
Toto
Dorothy
Tin Woodman
Turtle Tales and Rabbit Art From Our Class
In second grade, Jessie Morgan writes about a baby turtle brought to class by Mrs Semingway. Fea Fee, the turtle, sometimes crawls from the dish and hides in its shell. Timothy Linds describes rabbit-face crafts and other spring themed art with chicks ducks flowers and Easter baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Morgan
Fee Fee
Karren
Semingway
Fea Fee
Linds Timothy
Our Visit to Vernal Police Station by 3rd Graders
Kolih Fessenden and classmates describe a field trip to the Vernal Police Station two weeks ago. They toured the kitchen, cells, detector, and radio room, met the sheriff and judge, and thanked them for the visit. They note they would not want to be locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolih Fessenden
Vernal
Local items from Uintah County and surrounding areas
Garth Massey, a Harlingen Army Gunnery School graduate, is now a qualified sharpshooter guarding bombers. Lions Club hosts an Easter egg hunt for Uintah County children under twelve on courthouse grounds. Sheriff Snyder is highlighted in Daring Detective’s account of a murder on the Uintah Indian Reservation last fall. Vernal hosts Utah District No. 28 Lions biennial convention June 11 to 13. Baby announcements include Louis D. Roberts born April 14, Charles Rich Jens born March 20, and Nile Holmes born April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Massey
Harlingen Army
Harlingen
Texas
Army Air
Uintah
Vernal
Lions of Utah District No
Louis DB. Roberts
Charles Rich Jens
Nile Holmes
Four Cent Ralsed Bullet Boosts Basin News
A four cent rise in prices benefits the Basin as reports highlight local events. Finds include prehistoric bones south of Duchesne by local boys. County Attorney Hugh W Colton expands office space after a new assistant is hired. A newborn boy and unusual weather accompany a brush fire near Vern Shimmin's home with minor damage to sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Ducheshe
Hugh W. Colton
Colton
Vern Shimmin
Fishing License New Year Opens in Utah
Tuesday April 16 marks the start of Utahs 1963 fish and game license year. Residents must have lived in Utah six months prior to purchase with military personnel and some students exempted. 1962 licenses must be displayed at all times. Licenses are available from more than 600 agents statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Fish and Game Code
United States
Buchtel Returns Home After Plattsmouth Wedding
Dr. Buchtel arrives home tonight after marrying Miss Margarete Waugh in Plattsmouth Nebraska at her parents home. His Denver father performed the ceremony and the couple plans to settle in Vernal while Adolph Sholme from Vernal is noted as returning from Germany with a bride. Laborers excavate for C C Baxters new ten room two story house with details on builder William Cook of Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Buchtel
Plattsmouth
Mebraska
Margarete Waugh
Denver
Salt Lake
Dr.Buchtel
Price
C. C. Baxter
Wm. Cook
Vernal
New Forester Appointed to Vernal Area
Richard D B Estes a professional forester accepts employment with Ashley National Forest Supervisor Andrew R McContsie announced. Estes a Utah State University forestry graduate served two years in the US Marine Corps and has worked five summers with the Forest Service including smoke jumper duty at Boise National Forest. He and wife DeLeuw live in Vernal with five children Richard Dwaine 5 Gaylyn 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard DB. Estes
Ashley National Forest
Andrew R. McContsie
Mr. Estes
Utah State University
Logan
Utah
Ile
United States Marine Corps
Japan
Forest Service
Targhee National Forest
Boise National Forest
Idaho City
Idaho
Estes
DeLeuw
Iving Ds Vernal
Richard Dwaine
Gaylyn
Local Youths Joined National Holstein Association
Barbara Lynore Hacking Dee Ann Hendricks Brent D Pitt David Reynolds and Carl Ray Collett have been accepted as Junior Members of the Holstein Friesen Association of America in Brattleboro Vermont. They qualified for the Certificate of Merit and Junior Membership Pin through dairy project work with registered Holstein cattle. Junior members gain privileges of the national group except voting. Under the plan junior members register and transfer their animals at members' rates and receive breed and association reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lynore Hacking
Dee Ann Hendricks
Brent D. Pitt
David Reynolds
Carl Ray Collett
Mumberg
Holstein-Friesian Associatior of
American
Bratterboro
Vermont
Voo.Ag
Juniue
Sidewalk Carpeting Sparks Comments in Vernal Exhibit
Vernal Furniture Co displays nylon sidewalk carpeting as a city exhibit. Taxpayers face no risk, locals comment on the unusual installation and its playful “red carpet treatment” reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Utale
Vernal Furniltuce Co
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Srusnnameerie Central School
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Jean
Johanna
Merja
Shan
Eldora
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Wade
Gerald Mitchell
ATH Gnade
Linda Ridley
Dixie Christensen
Alden Alwine
Frosty Cudi
Sharon McKee
Rose Cudi
Whiterocks
Linds Anderton
Calynn Cook
Carolyn Leonard
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Leonard
Wemingway
Sunday Herald
Adolph Sholme
Clara Holme
Breslau
Germany
W. H. Burton
Vour
Jo-Ann Tolley
American Cancer Society
East Junb County
Jenflette
Carl W. Buehner
Duds Cancer Crusade
Utar Utail State Medical Association
Sabin
Alwaye
Gal
St. Patyrlck
Erin
Maureen O'llara
Maureen
Dublin
Abbey Theatre School
Dutch Bay
Davies
Alfred Glass & Paint
So. Sra W. Ph
Summer
M.L Pastel Ducron
Penney
Bertone
Natl. Cattle Assoc
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