Charles P. Lewis Retires After 37 Years Teaching
Charles P. Lewis, Uintah High School art instructor, retires after a 37 year teaching career spanning Maeser, Glines, Ashley, Central, Whiterocks, Hiawatha, Vernal, and Uintah. He led the art department at Uintah for 20 years, trained at the U of Utah USAC and BYU, and expanded student works in watercolors pastels and leather.
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Charles P. Lewis
Uintah
Mr. Lewis
Maeser School
Glines
Ashley
Central School
Whiterocks
W. A. Paxton
Pacific Northwest
Columbia Valley
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Lewis
Uintah High School
Imperial Hall
Gordon Cope
Brigham Young University
Cope
Salt Lake
Harold M. Lundell
Utah
Dean Larson
BYU
Harwood
Donnie Barr
Vernal
Chamber of Commerce
The
Knife and Fork Club
Lions
Utes Use Oil Wealth to Build Homes and Schools
About 1700 Ute Indians received roughly 3400000 in oil lease bonuses from a 32 000 acre area. payments at Ft Duchesne Agency. The tribe funds housing education health and land development while awaiting further per capita payments. Production from six wells in Roosevelt and Duchesne pools yields about 7000 a month in royalties.
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Ft. Duchesne Indian Agency
Uintah Basin
Roosevelt Pool
Cancer drive honors locals in Duchesne County
Duchesne County joins the American Cancer Society in a community drive memorializing Elray Larsen, a local cancer victim, as officials note taxes from Indian lands and early detection aims. Louise Hatch reports Utah counties near quotas with several precincts closed by June 1, while Maeser and Naples reach their targets.
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Duchesnes
West
Duchesne County
Elray Larsen
Lareson
Ife
Cancer Society
Ite
Cancer Camp
Balen
Louise Hatch
Intah
Bank of Vernal
Maeser
Eva Merkley
Naples
Martha Knight
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Charles F. Lowry
American Legion
Pererson
Ask
Ing
Secretary of Interior
Martin Curtis
Uintah State Bank
Uintah County
Carter Cil Company
Ookevelt
Indianapolis
Troy Ruttman
Firestone
Searle
Woodeye