Teachers Attend Southwestern NEA Meeting in Phoenix
Doris P Morrill of Vernal and Boneta U Fite of Roosevelt were among about 400 educators from seven states at the Southwestern regional conference of the National Education Association Department of Classroom Teachers in Phoenix held Thursday through Saturday. The DCT's role, NEA size and topics included teacher competence salaries and working conditions with speakers from Washington and Prescott Arizona.
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Doris P. Morrill
Central School
Vernal
Boneta U
Fite
Roosevelt
Todd
National Education Association
Department of Classroom
Phoenix
Arizona
California
Colorado
Hawaii
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
U.S
NEA
Mrd
Buena Stolberg
DCT
Talimi Ht
Washington
Thomas D. Clemens
U. S Office of Education
Taylor Hicks
Prescott, Ariz
National School Boards Association
Uintah News Roundup Highlights April School Events
Uinta students engaged in a busy April with Sophie Swing at Uintah High Gym, student body elections culminating in Gordon Gee and Dennis Oaks as leaders, the school play Ask Any Girl, and a music contest at Union High School. UHS teams earned trophies at a Belgiana meet, and trips to Manila High vie in baseball. A canyon party by the Commercial Club at Split Mountain Gorge is planned for May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulntan
Ugningatedskins
Altamont Longhorns
Altamont
Sophie
Uintah High School
Gordon Gee
Dennis Oaks
Jan Tate
Linda Pierce
Deanna Murray
Floyd King
Eileen Searle Sue Parkinson
Kathleen Jolley
Donetta Brown
UHS
Union High School
Uintah
U Eties
Belgiana Young University
Utes
Manila Iigh School
Manila
Split Mountain Gorge
Guard Teaches Hunter Safety Vernal Utah Unit Meeting Details
Harold Henlin reports on the Vernal Utah National Guard unit meeting held Sunday. The 1930 start featured drills and a WWII film, followed by a 2040 kickoff for on the job training and rifle/motor pool duties. Two sergeants planned honorable discharges. Hunter safety courses for 14 to 21 year olds begin April 27 at the Armory, with a higher level course for girls starting around June 8 and an adult course if interest warrants. The next meeting is May 1 at 1930, with Class C uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Flemming
Neil Bullock
Quallee Hunters Safety
Navnal Guard
Wayne Martinsen
Nelson, Marshall
Winners Named From Grand Open Prizes At Union 76 Event
Winners listed include Morgan Lee for a Franklin Union 76 certificate and Raymond Hatch for a car. Other prizes went to Jim Wadlow for change, Pon Davis for tire, and Joe Rayex for 65 gallons of gas. Event held at 605 East Main Wash.
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Frank's Union
Morgan Lee
East Main,wash
Raymond Hatch
Jim Wadlow
Pon Davis
Joe Rayex
PTA Council Elects Officers
Uintah Council of PTA held a Friday night meeting at Central School Library. Committee reports were given and new officers elected: President Mrs. Robert Turner. Vice Presidents Mrs. Earl Semington, Mrs. Albert Daniels, J. C. Haws. Secretary LaMord Tullis. Treasurer Mrs. Ray Richardson. Outgoing officers were President Mrs. Robert Turner. Vice Presidents Mrs. Vernon Young and Mrs. O K Weaver. Secretary Mrs Ralph Preece. Treasurer Mrs E J Ballard.
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Ulitsh Council of
PTA
LaMond Tullis
Robert Turner
Ray Richardson
Earl Semingsen
Albert Daniela
We Uintah Council of
Central School
Lbrary
Earl Semington
Albert Daniels
J. C Haws
LaMord Tullis
Vernon Young
O K. Weaver
Ralph Preece
E J. Ballard
Local Girls Win Color Contest at Uptown Theatre
Two Vernal girls Rae Lynn Taylor and Jo Christine Couture won the Uptown Theatre Salt Lake City color contest for 101 Dalmatians. Each received a stuffed Lucky Dalmatian toy. The winning entry featured a Dalmatian picture from a Deseret News issue and the film is showing at the Uptown Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Uptown Theatre
Salt Lake City
Rae Lynn Taylor
Rae Taylor
Jo Christine Couture
Frank S. Couture
Deseret News
Bus crash leaves bus on its side after brake failure
The school bus front brakes locked causing the vehicle to veer off the road, plow through a fence and ditch, roll on impact. Damage to the bus was about 3500 dollars and roughly 50 feet of fence plus four fence posts owned by Raymond Anderson were torn down, estimated at 50 dollars. No citations were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Anderson
Wansen Siblings Visit Vernal on Return from Germany Mission
Michael and Bill Mansen of Salt Lake City, sons of the late Dr. Joseph L. Wansen of Vernal, were in Vernal last week on business. Michael recently returned from a four year mission to Germany and they visited Mrs Eiftee Hall.
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Michael
Bill ‘Mansen
Salt Lake City
Joseph L. Wansen
Vernal
Germany
Eiftee Hall
For Sale Notices and Rental Ad Highlights
Various classified snippets include FOR SALE items such as a hot air stocker and a 17 ft house trailer with contact numbers O J Barnett and 523. An entry advertises milk cows with a phone contact 0211-11. A FOR RENT notice offers a 2 bedroom apartment with pet friendly terms and closet space, contact 118 at 06 R4 Agate. A Vernal Race Meet Calcutta is announced for June 9 10 and 11 with selling listed as A2ZTE.
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Agate
Calcutta
Funeral Held In Colorado For 5.H. Dudley
Funeral services were held in Grand Junction Colorado for Sanford Hyrum Dudley 71 who died at the Veterans Hospital after a heart attack. He was father to Orvil DeMarr and Lynne Dudley of Jensen and brother to Joseph Dudley who attended. Survived by wife Victoria two sons Hyrum T Dudley and Robert Dudley in the Navy and a daughter Margaret. Also survived by four stepchildren Dean Albert Vera and Trene and a sister Juline Butcher.
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Grand Junction
Colorado
Sanford Hyrum Dudley
Veterans Hospital
Orvil
DeMarr
Lynne Dudley
Jensen
Joseph Dudley
Mr. Dudley
Victoria
Hyrum ‘T. Dudley
Robert Dudley
Margaret
Atep
Dean
Albert
Vera
Trene
Juline Butcher
Taylor Mountain Cattlemen Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Taylor Mountain Cattlemen's Association met in the county building Friday to elect officers for 1981 and discuss grazing use of the forest allotment. Ashley National Forest officials outlined range improvements including fencing revegetation and water development. Progress on the allotment project was reviewed with 4.5 miles of fence built and 780 acres plowed and seeded in 1959 1960. Members plan 20 percent nonuse in 1961 1962 and 1963 to protect reseeded areas. Starvey McKee elected director joining Morgan Merkley Amos Merkley and Leland Sowards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mountain Cattlemen’s Association
Morgan Merkley
Ashley National Forest
Tom Levy
Lowell E Worton
Allen Shippee
Starvey McKee
Amos Merkley
Leland Sowards
Trackmaster snow vehicle trip to Kane Hollow
LaMar Wilson of Roosevelt, a SCS engineer, operated the Trackmaster snow vehicle to reach the snow course. The machine traveled by truck to Kabell Hollow and along the East Park road to Kane Hollow, where snow depths reached over two feet on protected north slopes while most south and west slopes were bare after recent sun. The Trackmaster, built in Utah State University shops, represents an investment above seven thousand dollars. Instruments for measuring snow and water content were designed by Governor George Clyde. Wilson was joined by Thomas Levy, Ashley National Forest ranger, and a Vernal Express representative.
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LaMar Wilson
Roosevelt
SCS
Kabell Hollow
East Park
Kane Hollow
Utah State University
George Clyde
Wilson
Thomas #1
Levy
Ashley National Forest
The
Vernal Express
Services Draw Attendees From Vernal Include Mrs May Woodard Rowley
At the ceremony in Vernal several relatives gathered including Mrs May Woodard Rowley who traveled to join the services. Her presence highlighted the community's participation in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
May Woodard Rowley
DeLoy I. Simper Testimonial Set in Maeser Ward
A farewell testimonial for Elder DeLoy Irvin Simper, son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Simper, will be held at Maeser First Ward chapel Sunday at 5 pm. Speakers include Bishop Victor L Bingham, President La Mond Tullis and the missionary’s parents, with a response by the missionary. Musical numbers feature a duet by Vivian Allen and Lynette Lundell and the male quartet led by David Roberts. Simper, a Uintah High School graduate of 1959, attended Uintah Seminary, the University of Utah, and works for Lloyd Winward as an accountant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLoy Irvin Simper
Irvin Simper
Maeser First Ward
Elder Simper
Salt Lake Mission
Central British Mission
Nina Rae Bingham
Larry Hacking
Victor L Bingham
LaMond Tullis
Vivian Allen
Lynette Lundell
God
Margaret Roberts
David Roberts
Burke Evans
Lesie Oldham
Ted Thacker
George Oldham
Thoras Bodily
Boyd Price
Lila Thacker
Uintah High School
Seminary
University of Utah
Lloyd Winward
Accountent
SCS Plans Water Projects in Utah Counties
John R. J. Bradshaw, assistant conservationist for the SCS in Utah, says similar water projects are planned in north Sanpete, Bonroe Creek, Sevier, and Sowers Antelope in Duchesne County. By late summer 1968 the SCS aims to request planning priority, and if a favorable cost benefit ratio is found funds may be sought from Congress by fall 1862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. J. Bradshaw
SCS
Utah
Sanpete County
Bonroe Creek
Sevier County
Sowers Antelope
Duchesne County
Agriculture Committees
Congress
Central PTA Sete Carnival In Vernal Aids Reading Fund
Central School PTA sponsors an Activity Day on Friday from noon to 430 pm to raise funds for supplementary reading books. Events include pony carts hayrack rides games and refreshments with four dancing girl shows directed by Juana Banks. Local volunteers assist including Mrs Dorothy O'Neil Mrs Banks Stewart Ashton Miles McKinlay Vernal City officials and Vernal Jaycees with hats and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
PTA
Juana Banks
Dorothy O'Neil
Banks
Stewart Ashton
Miles McKinlay
Dinosaurland Moves Exhibits to Salt Lake Valley
The Utah Securities Commission approved moving Dinosaurland Inc exhibits from Vernal to Salt Lake Valley. The action occurred after the agency was presented with the case last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Securities Commission
Dinosaurland, Inc
Vernal
Salt Lake Valley
Uintah County Sets July 1 Deadline for Dog Licenses
Uintah County residents have until July 1 to obtain dog tags with sales starting May 10. County commissioners met Monday and approved a road building permit for Bob Williams to build a home near US 40 opposite Beeline Service. A request to send Alcoholics Anonymous representatives to a University of Utah program was approved for two participants. Willow Creek asked for gravel to make a cattle guard on a county road and the request was granted. A spray truck operator was designated to begin weed control work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Pen Counties
Bob Williams
Beeline
Alcoholics Anonymous
University of Utah
Willow Creek
Dinogaurland, Inc
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PTA Council
Jersey
Elmer
Perry
Naples
Glines
McCoy Luck
West Temple
West 2Nd
Han
Barnett
Ifor Sale
Bridgeton
East North
Rousilang
Clara Fraters
5.H. Dudley
King’s Cabin
Choice Real Estate
Lapoint
Ashion Way
Atchley Ward
Ferma
Eaith Hoss Addition
Bill Slaugh
Slaugh Real Estate and Insurance
State Farm Mutual
DeLoy I. Simper
Maeser Ward
Arte
PTA Sete Carnival
Dinosaurland
Cadillac
Vernal Motor Sai Sales, Inc
West
L. Home Furnishings
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