Uintah School District Funds Repair and Schedule Plans
The Uintah School District Board allocated 3000 for self help projects matched by schools or groups to expand buildings and playgrounds. A repair program remodels the heating plant at Ballard and the Uintah high bus shop into an agricultural and farm mechanics shop. A year round schedule and August teacher conferences precede school openings on September 8 with Christmas recess Dec 24 to Jan 4 and school year close in May. A public budget hearing is set for June 30, and a new judge committee member, Bernard Larson, was appointed for the beautification program.
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Uintah School Dis ‘Ict Board of Education
Hevng
Ballard
Uintah High School
H. Grant West
Huth P. Haslem
Bernard Larson
L. M. Angus
Recreation Group Charts Countywide Plan in Meet
Fourteen organizations met to draft a proposed county recreation constitution and review the recreation budget of 2489.80 presented by Frank Wright. Ward A. Rigby named temporary council chairman as a permanent chair will be elected later. The council aims to coordinate a countywide recreation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wright
Ward A. Rigby
Rigby
Rodeo Directors Meet Monday Night in Vernal
Vernal Rodeo and Race Meet directors will hold a Monday night meeting in the directors room of the United State Bank. Henry S. Laugh, president, announced the gathering today.
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Uinted State Bank
Henry S, Laugh
District Court Actions Include Divorces and Custody Rulings
At the regular district court term Judge Joseph E. Nelson presided with F M Alder court reporter and George S Ballif district attorney present. Ashley Allen Bennion was granted a divorce from Miriam Bennion with custody of a minor and a cash settlement to the defendant. Earl Eskelson vs Beverly Eskelson yielded a venue change and a further hearing set for July in Heber City. Carolyn Emerick was granted a divorce from James Emerick and her maiden name restored. The State of Utah vs Lawrence Scott was dismissed. Probate actions included confirmations of sale and amendments to estate descriptions in the Reynolds, Sarah Ashton, Bertha Meredith, Winfield Tiullinger estates, and guardianship and administration petitions for Clyde Caraveau and P C Johnson estates.
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Joseph E. Nelson
Ridey
George S. Ballif
Ashley Allen Bennion
Miriam Eader Bennion
Earl
Eskelson
Beverly V. Eskelson
Bonanza and Artesia Softball Action Across Weekend
Softball results from Bonanza and Artesia include Kerr McGee defeating the Inde pendence group 22 to 4, and Bonanza losing 34 to 7 to Independence. Bonanza players, Lloyd Devine and Howard Workman, lead the team as blue and gold sweaters are ordered. A Mines field trip visited local oil wells and the Dinosaur National Monument, while local staff updates include K B Hatcher replacing Velma Timothy at the commissary. A hospital recovery and a community hospital poll in Rangely are noted, plus a new engine tech with no moving parts being developed.
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Bonanza
Artesia
Kerr-McGee
Independence
Lloyd Devine
Howard Workman
Colorado School of Mines
Colorado
Dinosaur Ntion Monument
K. B. Hatcher
Velma Timothy
Punky Vietth
Vernal
Tastaetenye
Roger Dayton
Harry Carlson
Bridge Cisb
William Haven
Robert Bonar
Austin Clayton
Rita Gess
Haven
Social Security Rep Here Wednesday in Vernal
A Social Security Administration representative will visit Vernal next Wednesday to assist applicants in filing claims for benefits. J Golden Hunsaker of the Salt Lake office urges residents nearing 65 to meet the official to ensure receipt of all entitlements under federal old age laws.
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Social ‘Security Administration
Vernal
J. Golden Hunsaker
Salt 4 Lake
Hunspker
Lodge Holds Impressive Rites Monday Night
Members of the Rebekah Lodge and the 1.C.C.F. held memorial services Tuesday evening at the Lodge Hall for members who died in the past year. The deceased include Florence V. Kelly Giles Wood Sr Dr iL. C. Whitmore Roosevelt. Participants wore formal attire. A highlight was Anna Norman singing The Old Rugged Cross and In The Garden with piano by Bus Hatch.
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Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F
Lodge
Florence V. Kelly
P.N.G
Rebekah
Giles Wood Sr
Leslie Mackay
W .P. Price
Yourdon
Harold Ashby
Old Rugged Cross
Anna Norman
Bus Hatch
4H Sewing Club Elects Officers
The 4H Sewing Club elected officers at its first meeting of the second year last week. Rolan Wallis was named president Weeks became vice president Mary Lou Roberts secretary Carole Calder reporter and Carrie Calder song leader. The meeting was at the club leader Gloria Guests Included the best 4.0.0.F and Mr and Mrs Anderle of Myton and the Rebekahs.
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Sewing Club
Rolan Wallis
Presidio Weeks
Mary Lou Roberts
Carole Calder
Carrie Calder
Gloria
Airport Visitors Highlight Springfield Vernal Flight Week
Visitors at the Vernal Municipal Airport in the past week include Cleds Snow arriving by Cessnag from Salt Lake, J. A. Johnston by Beachcraft from Salt Lake, R. H. L. Mullen in an Aircoupe from Provo, L. J. Broadhead in an Aircoupe from Provo, Eddie Drapla in a Cab from Grand Junction, W. S. House in an Aircoupe from Rangely, Harold Thatcher in a Stinson from Cedar City, Archie Rutten in a Zessna from San Bernardino, California, and KE Kowdery in a T-Craft from Meeker.
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Cleds Snow
Salt Lake
J. A. Johnston
R. HL. Mullen
Provo
L J. Broadhead
Eddie Drapla
Grand Tunition
W.S. House
Rangely
Harold Thatcher
Stinson
Cedar City
Archie Rutten
San Bernardino
Calif
KE. Kowdery
Meeker
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Vogue Theater
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East Main Street
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