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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
7
School news from Ashley Elementary School describes first graders learning about helpers and weather inspired poems. Weather poem by Debra Sims notes snow and bright days with growing flowers. Also reports Jensen School News lists class officers and recent activities including basketball, softball, and a trip to Flaming Gorge.
Todd Elementary fourth grade outlines May activities and birthdays. Judy Reed and Lori Ann Gardner will participate in the May 10 student assembly with Judy dancing and Lori Ann playing guitar. April birthdays include Miss De Guzman Anta Arnold and Peggy Varnum. May birthdays list Robert Womack Robert Houston and Matilda Martinez. The last day features a movie and a Hawaiian luau signaling the unit on Hawaii. The class extends aloha wishes for summer.
National Library Week runs April 21 to 27 highlighting books as vital learning sources. Students are urged to read widely from the Todd School Library, which houses many good books, while readers reflect on rising book spending. Mrs Bevell's 15st Grade at Todd School notes Easter crafts in first grade, rope-jumping in gym, and planned Mother's Day butterfly pin cushions.
Mrs. Lamberts First and Second Grades made Easter bunnies and baskets before vacation. They wrote about pets in short stories and shared wind stories from the Second Grade. Third and Fourth Grades gained a new teacher, two guppies, arithmetic and science updates, and space studies.
Postponed Honor Society induction ceremonies set for April 15 will be held later. Jr High Quiz Bowl results show boys 22 and girls 12. Girls Sports Night featured eighth grade team captained by Linda Greenhow with Marilee Lipphardt, Mary Ann Seay, Jody Couture, Jolene Robbins, and Lou Ann Eaton winning. Boys Sports Night completed. awards slated on Awards Day. AVJH students attended a concert by junior and senior high orchestras and a trombone quartet. The Choralers directed by Mrs. Oviatt and Mrs. Eubo performed at the Ashley Ward Carnival on April 18. Wrestling finals concluded. next column will note winners. Campaign assemblies for Comancheroy and Diamondheads addressed students on April 18. AVJH annual election dance and show The Great Locomotive Chase occurred. new student body officers named: President Larry Colabella, VP Ned Hall, Secretary Pauline Cundick, Historian Elaine Brown. Best posture honorees: Barbara Beaman, Louise Dewey, Carol Murray. Alterra arts and home arts exhibits showcased Friday and Saturday. The orchestra from Jr. and Sr. High performed April 22 at Uintah High. A PTA meeting occurred at AVE on Monday. patriotic assembly featuring band and Troubadors for parents. Students in the Honor Society painted items at OMe.
When feeding steers a full ground corn and oil meal ration, researchers note vitamins and mineral supplements improve performance. Vitamin A and D deficiencies arise with poor forage. salt should be offered free choice, weather protected and accessible to all animals at large salt stations.
The Utelidian Tribe conducted its first organizational and training session for a new Forest Fire Fighting Crew on Tuesday April 16 at Fort Duchesne Utah. Roy al Dagler Agency Forester Uintah and Ouray Agency announced the event which drew 36 tribal members and was sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service Bureau of Land Management National Park Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs.
The revised interstate long distance plan goes into effect with a three minute station-to-station call priced at $1 or less. Reductions up to 43 percent mainly help residents. Minor increases in person-to-person rates also take effect, despite FCC rejection of a Yarborough request to suspend them.
Society and Student Council members met before school in the auditorium. They will visit Kearns Jr High School on May 8 to study its student government system. In the afternoon they will go to Lagoon and return home later in the evening.
The Vernal Express reports a Certificate of Merit awarded for outstanding service in advancing the heart program and boosting public support in the fight against heart and circulation diseases. The certificate was presented by national and state Heart Fund presidents.
Interstate long distance rates rose in September 1959, totaling about 50 million dollars annually at that time, reflecting the scale of tolls faced by businesses and households during the period.
Dean Nuwland of Ashley National Forest presented films on fire building and behavior while Mr Howland discussed Mirene construction. Mr Degler described the Ute Indian Fire Fighting Crew as the latest in a wave of similar crews forming across the west, with over 15 Tribes and Pueblos organizing crews. Most crews center near Albuquerque, with units also formed by the Hopis, Apaches, and others in Idaho and Montana.
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