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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
8
A reader details mock oil trade slang likened to a restaurant menu. Terms like rabbit, duck, beans, cabbage, and spaghetti map to pipes, valves, bearings, b la pipe, and rock formations, with desserts and mistakes described in industry jargon.
The article explores kindergarten as a pivotal stage shaping readiness for learning, independence, and social adaptation. It highlights active, curious play, early language growth, and the role of a teacher in guiding development, noting a child’s eager engagement and evolving attention span. It cites Frederick J Moffitt on learning through trial, affection, and belonging, and previews next week’s piece on a good kindergarten program.
A school district editorial argues that a strong home environment and cooperative effort among parents students teachers administrators and board of education staff drives education. It emphasizes reading quality books healthy habits and parental engagement as foundation, with teachers and administrators shaping engaging practical curricula and flexible schedules to support student success.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 pm in the Tridell chapel for Miss Sherlene Uarvey 29 who died Sunday at Holy Cross Hospital of aplastic anemia. She was born October 12 1989 daughter of William K and Esther Harvey. She attended Hollywood Beauty School in Salt Lake City and graduated from Union High School and the LDS Seminary in 1957. An active member of the rotarks and threes who influence youth, the note suggests a broader educational team effort.
The obituary notes Miss Harvey, a Primary teacher and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, survived by her parents, a brother, Marian D Harvey of Pocatello Idaho, three sisters Mrs Bil Verna Hoopes of Whiterocks, Mrs Billie L Avon Workman Boise Idaho, and Miss Flora Harvey Salt Lake City.
Young voices bring unexpected humor as kids share candid, playful remarks in everyday settings. Parents smile at the charm and chaos of kid wisdom spilling into real life.
Vintage ad offers 10 inch soft cuddly dolls with matching ward yoba and a soft yarn pattern set. Includes 34 cents per pattern, full directions, and needlework instructions. Mail to Audrey Lane Bureau at 367 West Adan Street Chicago for specificHat patterns and craft guidance.
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