Vernal Rodeo Opens With Bright Parade and Big Show
Editorial notes Vernal Rodeo days as crowds fill Main Street for the annual event. Queens, rodeo officials, cowboys, cowgirls, Indians and pioneer vehicles join the parade amid colorful attire. Details praise President Wiley Bancum and committees for months of work shaping a top 1952 show with wild Brahma contests and risky rides.
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Vernal
Main Street
Wiley Bancum
Dintah Basin
Theas
Molesting Young Game Animals Warns in Utah
Utah wildlife wardens warn of spring times bringing more people to interfere with young animals. From songbird nestlings to deer fawns, adults may be nearby and parents often return. Leave orphaned young wildlings where found to avoid disturbing them and harming their chances of survival.
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Utah
Nevitate
4-H Club Sends Five Older Members to Camp Training
Four H club boys and a few seniors head to the 441 Club Sampation next week to learn handicrafts and camp planning for the Uintah Canyon 4-H Club camp on August 14 15. They will discuss county camp improvements and nature study outdoor recreation and campfire program. Camp officers will be elected and the event will be at Utah State Agricultural College campus with Clair Acord accompanying the group including Glenna Walker Ora Faye Wardle Marlea Smith Billy Murray and Danna Rae Hall.
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Sampation
Uintah Canyon
Utah State Agricultural College
Clair Acord
Glenna Walker
Ora Faye Wardle
Marlea Smith Billy Murray
Danna Rae Hall
Bennett 4-T1 Club Organizes as Scissor Sisters
The Bennett 4-T1 club held its first meeting last Wednesday at the home of Mrs Lorena Hamaker. They named the group the Scissor Sisters. Elected officers include Carol Springer as president, Kaye Bowen as vice president, Carol Jean Hall as secretary, Maxine Taylor as song leader, Lorain Long as reporter, and Mrs Reva Hall as assistant club leader.
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Boissohr
Bennett
Mra Lorena Hamaker
Scissor Sisters
Carol Springer
Kaye Bowen
Carol Jean Hall
Maxine Taylor
Lorrain Long
Reva Hall
Uintah 4H Stitchers Meet at County Court House
Reporter Myrna Humphries notes the Uintah 4H Stitchers met June 18 at the County Court House with Mrs Freda Davis presenting a demo on button holes zippers and hems. The next gathering will be at Glenna Walker's home.
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Myrna Humphries
Uintah 4H
County Court House
Freda Davis
Glenna Walker
Naples Nimble Thimble Club Meeting Report
Dorothy Harrison notes the Naples Nimble Thimble Club met at Gwen Redeback's home with Geneva Nielsen presiding. Eloise Nielsen led a safety session and Nylon demonstration. Refreshments followed. Next meeting planned at Judy Clark's home after a swimming party and picnic with Venus Eckersley and Beth Hunting of 4H at Vernal Pool.
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Nimble Thimbles
Dorothy Harrison
Naples
Nimble Thimble Club
Gwen Redeback
Geneva Nielsen
Eloise Nielsen
Judy Clark
Vernal
4H Club
Venus Eckersley
Beth Hunting
HiFunnets Club Meeting At Leah Davis Home
The HiFunnet club held its last meeting at Leah Ree Davis residence. Members worked on club articles and enjoyed two light refreshments. A Stomach Teasers gathering at Reah Pickup's home chose its club name and shared a tasty salad. Next meeting is at Janet Brough's home.
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Hlfunnets
Leah Ree Davis
Randleit
Reah Pickup
Janet Brough
Better Breakfast Club Jensen Tours Meeting Notes
The 4-Hotter Breakfast Club met at Connie Dudley’s home with Carma Stewart leading the pledge. Members baked muffins and enjoyed refreshments provided by the hostess. The group planned to meet next at Maurine Dudley’s home.
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Better Breakfast Club
Jensen
Connie Dudley
Carma Stewart
Maurine Dudley
Happy Stitchers Meet For Scams At Home
The Happy Stitchers gathered at Jeanene Adamson’s home to work on scams with light refreshments. Afterward, the group went swimming.
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Happy Stitchers
Plessa Alexander
Jeanene Adamson
MAKE-AND-TASTE CLUB MEMBERS MEET AT HOME
Fae Tullis reporter notes Make-and-Taste Club met at DeAnn Workmen's home last Thursday. Leader Mrs. Elmer Perry demonstrated greens and creamed cabbage preparations. Breakfast Belles group led by Mrs. Joseph H. Eckersley made french toast. Gwendolyn Southam gave the pledge, Elaine Bodily joined as a new member. Next meeting Geneva Nielsen to bring table decorations, Carolyn Goodrich to share thoughts.
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Fae Tullis
Glines
DeAnn
Elmer Perry
Joseph H. Eckersley
Gwendolyn Southam
Elaine Bodily
Geneva Nielson
Carolyn Goodrichs
Pleasant Homemakers Meeting At Mrs Hullinger Home
Sheree Jones reports on the Pleasant Homemakers gathering led by club president Janet Hullinger at her home. Members opened the meeting with the pledge and worked on a laundry bag project as refreshments were served.
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Pleasant Homemakers
Sheree Jones
Orvel Hullinger
Janet Hullinger
Ord
Kraft Klub Jensen Meeting at Leader Birs Home
The Kraft Kid group met last week at leader Birs home for ring gifting and closing prayer led by Lucy Stevedne and Yve.
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Kopper Kraft Klub Jensen
Per Kraft Kid
Birs
Lucy
Ogden Man Heads Utah American Legion Group at Price Convention
Vernal delegates attended the Price convention as Witbeck Post 11 members. Ogden Witbeck Post 11 commander-elect for the Department of Utah American Legion, and Cedar City’s Mra Lona Watson presided as state auxiliary president. Eve Ashton of Vernal named national committeewoman. Pauline Hazelbush named historian.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Witbeck Post
Legion
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Dotan T Duesler
Ogden
Department of Utah
Mra
Lona Watson
Cedarity
State Auxiliary
Eve Ashton
Fnational
Pauline Tazelbush
Vernel
William Sutteer
Fr. Duchesne
St George
Stewart Ashton
Junius P. Hacking
Carl Howe
J S. Milburn
The
Pauline Hazelbush
Dave Hatch
Effie Hall
Wrginia Hacking
Stella Workman
Bessie Swain
Auxiliary
Wells Set Record As 1981 Completions Surge
The oil industry drilled about 4,500 wells in 1951, with 22,500 producing oil and 3,000 gas. In 1981 total completions hit a record high, about 1,000 above 1950. Steel shortages limited drilling despite expanding prospects to locate new oil reserves.
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U.S
Hobby Bobs Leather Craft Meeting at Ella Moon Home
Hobby Bobs members gathered at Ella Moon's house with leader Howeld Stewart Merting presiding. President al Hatch led the pledge while Gordon Ox Borrow led sewing and tooling on leather belts during the session.
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Howeld Stewart Merting
Ella Moon
Fittee Hobby Bobs
al Hatch
Gordon Oxborrow
Frou
Leather Necks Meet At Mrs Lucy Stewart Home
Emma Lou Stewart reports the Leather Necks held a belt tool and carving session at Mrs Lucy Stewart's home with Elsie Engen in charge. Thirteen members attended and vice president Vern Wilkins presided at the meeting.
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Emma Lou Stewart
Lucy Stewart
Elsie Engen
Vern Wilkins
Copper tooling project leads club election at Stewart home
Connie Dudley reports a club meeting at Lucy Stewart's home where officers were elected. Naon Murray is president with Nila Evans as vice president Tamara Curfew secretary Barton Snow pianist Connie Dudley reporter and Nancy Ann Kallgren song leader. Assistant leaders are Estella Ainge and Emma Lou Stewart.
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Kopper Kraft Klub
Connie Dudley
Lucy Stewart
Naon Murray
Nila Evans
Tamara Curfew
Barton Snow
Nancy Ann Kallgren
Estella Ainge
Emma Lou Stewart
Happy Day Club Meeting Adds Four New Members
Sybil Watkins reports the Happy Day Club held its regular weekly gathering at Dana Murray’s home on June 18. Four new members joined. Gloria Horrocks was elected in place of Kathleen Searle who will spend most of the summer on the mountain. A flower arrangement lesson was given and each girl presented Mrs Murray with an embroidered dish towel. The next meeting will be at Kathleen Searle’s home.
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Happy Day
Sybil Watkins
Dana ¢ Murray
Gloria, Horrocks
Snt
Kathleen Searle
Mrs Murray
Snappy Stitchers Hold Weekly Meeting in Naples
The Snappy Stitchers weekly gathering met Wednesday at Lorraine Nielson's Naples home. Club leader Beth Hunting taught a color lesson and plans were made for a Sunday evening service. Light refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Tanna Openshaw
Naples
Lorraine Nielson
Beth Hunting
Best Cooks Class Demonstrates Cocoa at Meeting
The Better of Best Cooks class held last week demonstrated hot cocoa. The next meeting is planned at the home of Darlene Murray with Elaine Walker assisting.
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Suey Ann
Elaine Walker
Darlene Murray
Garden Club Notes Meet at Court House and Home
The Garden Club met at the Court House on June 12 and 19. On June 12 the club discussed out of town gardens and Sandra Hacking gave a demonstration on How to Save Money and Grow Your Own Plants. The next meeting will be at Denis Hacking's home.
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Garden Club
Jean Oaks
Court House
Sandra Hacking
Denis Hacking
Summer baseball leagues plan August meet with Utah extension speaker
The commercial and church leagues push toward a summer finale in August under Marcus Garrett. A special extension service speaker from Utah State Agricultural College will address the youths. An acquaintance dance is planned after the meet. League scores include Commercial Teague area Uintah Refining Co nine beating Trail Cato and Kings Sports 13 to 1. Church league had rained out games. Vernal Second Ward beat Maeser Second Ward while Maeser failed to show for the second game.
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Marcus Garrett
Extension Service
Utah State Agricultural College
Commercial
Uintah Ol Refining Co
Trail Cato
Kings Sports
Vernal
Maeser
Keith Ashby Funeral Held At Maeser Chapel
Funeral services for Keith Markham Ashby son of Eva Ashby Vernal were held at the Maeser Ward Chapel. He died June 15 of a cerebral hemorrhage while working on the Clark Jones ranch in western Colorado and was buried in the Maeser Cemetery with Vernal Mortuary handling arrangements. Survived by mother two brothers and two sisters with many relatives from Vernal and distant points attending the service.
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Eva Ashby
Vernal
Maeser 1St Ward
Keith
Glenn Ashby
Clark Jones Ranch
Colorado
Loren W. Ashcraft
Harvey McKee
Evelyn Hacking
Radenstead
Leslie Thacker
Dale
Ted Thacker
Heber Ce Jacobs
Evelyn Hacking al
Merrill Reeveson
John Jorgensen
John Stagg
Carl al Richens
Bishop McKeej
Harvey Knight
Victor L. Bingham
Maeser Fatr
John G. Hacking
Merl Hacking
Mary Smith
Ter Wilma Dean
Sanita Ag
Mable Ashby
Mar- Carl Jacobs
Heber
Pom
Maxine
Elaine
Gloria Campbell
Berlene Sluder
Bru Fen
Wilmer Murray
Lanota
Myton
Mee
Merrill Anderson
Rangely
Joseph
Ine Do Beanen
State Chamber Council Endorses Large Federal Agency Plan
A council of the state chamber of commerce endorses a large federal agency framework to support administrative purposes. The document outlines believed benefits and calls for coordinated action among chambers to implement the plan nationwide.
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Council of the State Chambery of Commerce
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