Garden Club Forms With Doris Bury ton Leader
The Garden Club held its first meeting Friday June 28 at 2 p m by the courthouse. Kim Burton was elected president Marty Merkley secretary and Linda Wall reporter. Meetings set for Tuesdays at 2 pm in the courthouse. Members aged 10 to 21 invited to join.
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Linda Wall
Garden Club
Court House
Doris Buryton
Kim Burton
Marty Merkley
HAPPY
Suzanne Storey
Dalee Cook
Betty Jean McCurdy
Andrea Henry
Glenna Heney
Ina Storey
3 Merry Mixers Meeting Notes
The 9 Merry Mixers held their 6th meeting at Deanna Pederson’s July 1 with demonstrations by Deuing and Michelle. Next week’s meeting will be at Leslie Levy’s home with demonstrations by Michella Batty and Leslie Levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Pederson
Deuing
Michelle
Ieader Leslie Levy
Michella
Batty
Leslie
Levy
4-H Club Meetings Open with Demos and Elections
Simple Patterns Reporter Cindy Baker notes meetings on June 25 at Mrs. Stewart home with five members and a guest. Diane Workman and Shor ry Willams demonstrated shoe care and group sang led by Jana Lang. Skirt making plans formed. Jensen Jr. Artists elected officers at Gawin Snow home Jung 22 with Ruth Haslem directing. Eight Crooked Stitchers met at Judy Punches home with pledge and two visitors Patty Beck and Cathryn Weathersby joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simple Patterns
Cindy Baker
Ted Willams
Max Stewart
Stewart
Diane Workman
Shorry Willams
Jana Lang
Crooked Stitchers
Marlene Wardle
Eight Crooked Stitchers
Judy Punches
Patty Beck
Cathryn Weathersby
Patty
Wardles
Crooked Stltchers
Charlene Wardle
Karinds McLean
Vernal
Pretty Stitchers Meet at Beverly Curfew’s Home
Reporter Doreen Snow notes the Pretty Stitchers held their eighth meeting at Beverly Curfew’s residence. The group sewed slippers and adjourned the session at 4 p.m.
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Pretty Stitchers
Doreen Snow
The
Beverly Curfew
Pam
Jensen Junior Artists Club Holds Fourth Meeting
The Jensen Junior Artists Club met at the Lester White home on June 27. After the session, hostesses Bonnie White and Vicky Hammond served punch and cookies.
Singing Chefs Hold Sixth Meeting in June
Reporter Lorna Pope notes the Singing Chefs held their sixth meeting on June 27 at 2 p.m. at Lorna Pope’s home. After a brief business session, members rode to the leader’s car and then to the courthouse to meet with the home agent Mrs. Oviatt who demonstrated how to run a county demonstration, a very informative gathering with strong benefit to clubs.
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Lorna Pope
Singing Chefs
Court House
Thimblettes and 4-H Club Meetings Reported
Four clubs meet at various homes with activities and meals. Thimblettes leaders include Mrs Wankier and Joyce Pelee as hosts. Members sew swimming bags and plan dresses while enjoying a pattern and material assignment.
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Arlene Price
Mrs. Wankier
Extension leaflet offers sheep ked control methods
A new Utah Extension leaflet explains how to control the sheep ked a wingless fly parasite affects Uintah County flocks and fleece yield Dr George Rowlton and Dr Don Thomas authored the reader with spray dust and dip methods for easy reference Copies available from Mr Bendixsen's office to help sheepmen prevent reinfestation after spring shearings
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Kay MR. Bendixsen
Uintah
George Rowlton
Don W. Thomas
Utah
West
Mr. Bendixson
Fair Seeks Industry Exhibits For Uintah County Show
Industrial exhibit co chairs David W Eilas and Kenneth R Aycock announced Uintah High School will host displays August 22 to 24. They urged county industries to submit entries with spaces arranged for about ten hours of 10 by 18 or 20 by 20 feet and show times from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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David W. Eilas
Kenneth R. Aycock
Uintah County
Uintah High School
Hic
Maeser Family Tours Canada and Nearby States
The Denzel Adams family returned Thursday from a months long vacation through the Northern States and Canada. They entered Canada at Cardston and traveled to Lake Louise then on to Vancouver and Seattle. In Oregon they visited the Domans and others across Idaho and Utah, with several local families hosting gatherings and a wedding reception at Bluebell.
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Denzel Adams
Canada
Cardston
Lake Louise
Vancouver
Seattle
Oregon
William Doman
Frank Cole
Dick Beam
Erwin
Idaho
Frances Bean
Swan Valley
Bob Barker
Brigham
William Schaefermeyor
Chuck Harris
Harold Abplanalp
Stan Jones
Virginia Andreason
Son Franklyn
Bountiful
Elmer Lind
Jones
Henry Mansfield
Leon Mansfield
Bluebell
Leon Hved
Andreason
William Lemon
Kamas
Charles Ashman, Jr
Whittier
Callz
Ferron Peterson
Ted Colton
Joy Smith
Blanche Smith
Wanita Smith
Idaho Falls
Sheryl Jones
Ruth Jones
Jeald
Dean Mans
Hwe Field
Proval
Krazy Krumbres 4-H Club Meeting at David Morton Home
The Krazy Krumbs 4 H club met June 24 at 3 pm at the Morton home with Clifton Southam giving the prayer. They sang, pledged, and made yolled biscuits and cheese biscuits in the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Morton
Ciften
Clayton Southam
Clayton
John Morton
Alegiance
Carol Southam
Pam
David
Clifton Southam
Jane Morton
Six Little Spoon Dippers Hold Third Meeting
The group met at Cerma Preece's home for the third time. They made sandwiches and milk drinks, handled business, and went swimming. Connie Webb dismissed the meeting.
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Fourettes
Joyce Angus
Kula Pelee
Kathy Hodgkinson
Cerma Preece
Connie Webb
Vernal Guardsmen Begin Basic Training at Fort Ord
Three Vernal National Guardsmen are undergoing basic infantry training at Fort Ord California on the Monterey Peninsula. They are Pvt Doyle G Landon 18 son of Mr and Mrs Doyle G Landon of 575 West 2nd South Pvt Lynn E Miller 18 daughter of Mrs Doria F Miller Route 1 and Pvt Gale C Robbins 18 son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Robbins Route 2. They will return to the Vernal unit after their present tour of duty.
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Vernal National
Vetvo
Two Hitches For Docking A Boat
Learn the upper knot for cleat mooring and the clove hitch for posts. The cleat knot wraps around the horned cleat and across the top to lock, tightening with pull while staying releasable. The clove hitch uses two loops and tucks the free end under the wraps, not advised for permanent fastening due to possible slipping.
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Linn
Church of Christ Completes Bible School
The Vernal Church of Christ held its first annual Vacation Bible School from June 17 to 21 with new minister Bill Stewart praising the event. Local members and friends assisted and taught, including Mrs William Don Hearn and Mrs George Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stewart
Church of Christ Church
Vacchtion Bible School
Secretive gambler halts during atomic scientist convention
At a Las Vegas convention of atomic scientists one member spent all free time at gambling tables. A colleague teased that the fellow gambles as if there were no tomorrow and another mused that he might know something.
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Las Vegas
Wigother
Ardmore Hosting First Gospel Meeting at Northeast Church
Mrs Enr Hood and several Ardmore volunteers led the gospel meetings at the Northeast Church of Chelst in Ardmore Oklahoma. The event ran June 16 to June 24 with Mrs Walk and Mr and Mrs Clayton Randolph assisting from Ardmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Church
Ardmore
Walk
Clay
Ton Randolph
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