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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
3
A dental summary notes that permanent teeth begin around age six with the first molars behind the primary teeth. These six year molars do not replace baby teeth but indicate future alignment. By age 12 to 13 most permanent teeth appear, except wisdom teeth forming between 17 and 21. Next week first dentist visit.
Jack C Turner, Gilnes Turner, and son Jackie were elected to life membership in the American Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association, headquartered in Chicago, announced by Secretary Frank Richards. The Turners own nine registered Aberdeen Angus cattle on a farm about one mile west of Vernal. Turner also serves as manager of Basin Loan in Vernal.
E Smith Peterson of Salina named president of the Utih Poultry and Farmers Co operative at the 32nd annual convention in Watel Utah. Officers named include J Ari Adan of Menant Grove as vice president, WoA Birlocker of St George as second vice president, and Jonsen Spafford of Amert as treasurer.
Fork, serving as third vice president, stated the cooperative went on record endorsing and supporting the Colorado River Project. The stance marks a clear commitment to regional water development efforts and cooperative participation.
The Utes school scene highlights a war themed Aqualante project with a pow wow and a film on The Echo Park Dam shown to seniors and juniors. Aqualante badges cost 25c as the Utes pledge support. A Feb 25 basketball win 80-20 over Tabiona Tigers led to one more game on March 2 as they chase state. World Day of Prayer observed in one room. Arlene Billings named Betty of Tomorrow may advance to state trip to Washington, D. C. English class updates show teachers and students at work on long research projects due May 5. Ute Of The Week honors go to Arlene Billings and Colleen Bingham for contests, with congratulations to all.
Uintah County wheat growers have until March 15 1855 to release unused portions of their 1955 farm wheat acreage allotment for reapportionment. Written releases are required. An April 1 1955 deadline allows applications for increases from released acreage but increases will not affect future allotments.
Under the direction of Carl E Searle leadership training chairman the 1953 Uintah District Training Course began last Friday at the Seminary building The opening theme was Boy Scout Fundamentals The eight week course is open to all scoutmasters and troop committeemen Leaders must attend six sessions to qualify for the training certificate.
Continental Oil Company reports No 2 Chapita Wells Unit in Uintah County tested 4618 MCFG-D in Wasatch formation with total depth 9125 feet and perforated interval 5052-5084 feet after logging. Initial objective aimed at Mesaverde extension with gas and heavier oil at ~8500 feet in No 1 unit. No 2 shows abandonment of lower zones and potential Wasatch gas production upon successful completion.
Announcement at the LDS Stake Primary Preparation meeting outlines sponsorship of an LDS Cub Scout Pack. Under Mrs. Marsale Siddeway, three parents meetings will be held March 16 23 and 30. Parents must attend two of three for their son to join. Cub scouting targets boys ages 3 0 and 10 years. The meetings explain operation and parent responsibility.
Scouts and Explorers gather Sunday March 20 at 2 p m in the Maeser Ward Chapel for the Uintah District Court of Honor. Advancement chairman Erwin Day says host units include Maser First Ward troop and post. Scoutmasters and advisers should contact Mr Day before the ceremony to arrange badge awards.
Funeral services for Frank Ervin Huber were held Sunday at 1 30 in the Lapoint LDS Ward Chapel. More than four hundred attended the service. Huber, 59, died Wednesday at Uintah County Hospital from a heart ailment. Survivors include Ardith Nielson Huber the widow four sons a daughter twelve grandchildren and two brothers. Relatives attended from many nearby towns. Grave side services were conducted by the American Legion.
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