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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1952

Page

12

Photography Class Termed As Interesting

Amid bright lights and dark rooms the second semester photograph class led by Lawrence Cooper progresses toward earning credit. Students learn developing and printing using apparatus and chemicals, work with school cameras including Kodak Tourist and Crown Graphic models, and use enlargers Kodak Floorice and Kodak Precision B. The class features two dark rooms and a 12 by 12 portrait room, with activities aiding the yearbook and offering hobby or career avenues in photography.

Dorothy Martinset Lawrence Cooper Kodak Kodak Precision

Junior Prom Sets Dates for April 3 and 4

Junior Prom under Richard Evans and Karen Walgren moves forward with committees led by Kenny Hatch and Mary Ann King. Tule and et al direct floorshow and decorations, Wes Berry's Orchestra from Provo to play at the Stake Center. Prom slated for April 8 at 9:00 p.m., with early date planning urged for boys.

Bea Pope Richard Evans Karen Walgren Ely Onts Mary Ann King Anid and Tule Kenny Hatch Wes Berry Prova Byuampus Stake Center

Faculty Play to Be Presented at Roosevelt Friday

Uintah High School faculty stages its annual three act religious drama The Vigil by Ladislas Fodor at the Roosevelt Stake House on Friday March 14 at 745 pm. Over 25 faculty and Vernal citizens perform with tickets available at the Roosevelt Standard office.

Uintah High School Roosevelt Stake House Ladislas Fodor Roosevelt Standard Roosevelt

Girl Scouts Boost Membership Drive in Vernal

JuLane Goodrich reports Vernal hosts about 25 Girl Scouts in one troop with two patrols led by Irene Curry and Mrs Clyne Johnson. The troop holds weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 4 pm at the Episcopal Parish House inviting local girls aged 10 to 18 to join.

JuLane Goodrich Girl Scouts of America Juliet Lowell América England Girl Guides Vernal Girl Scouts Irene Curry Clyne Johnson Ernal Verna Girl Scout Episcopal Farish House

Maeser School Fifth Graders Create Wet Wash Backgrounds

Maeser School pupils in the fifth grade designed wet wash backgrounds for art pictates this week while studying Wagons Westward in Social Studies. A new rock and fossil display case was added, with a weekly picture display chosen by each grade. Eighth graders Diane Workman and Carol Cuse coordinate the case, and sixth graders added a tulip border to celebrate spring fever.

Maeser School Diane Workman Carol Cuse Elsie Harling

Meetings at Watkins Bennettts and March News

Mrs Hunt Watkins hosted the February 21 O T Bridge Club meeting at her home. Guests included Polly Hazelbush Melba Lattner Lucille Johnson and prize winners were Mrs Eskelson high low Mrs Johnson draw. The March 6 meeting at Mrs Gib Bennetts featured Mrs Ray Pease Lucille Johnson Mrs Doz Hacking and Mrs George Roth with prizes. The next gathering will be March 20 at Mrs Stan King’s home.

Bennett Ray Pease Lucille Johnson Doz Hacking George Roth Pease Martin Campbell Rulon Hacking Stan King

Campus Capers and Military Ball Highlight Campus Socials

The Girls League staged a date with dad version of the Girls Jam, featuring solos, readings, piano, tap, and an accordion act. The Military Ball crowned Lara Martinsen as queen among Uintah coeds, with couples dancing and a floorshow. A Gold and Green Bell night included elaborate decorations and a queens procession. Renee Henderson hosted a basketball team party, followed by a scavenger hunt. Senior Hop remains set for March 22, with Girls League officers praised for the jamboree efforts.

Doobriseresereses Dad Girls' League Yorre Mnother Ally Skitr Big Llttle Pat Lee Carillon Searle Marqurin Goodrich Elaine Massey Gladys Ruppe Arbara Jean Snow Mary Ann King Glenna Walker Glen Walker Seon Beth Bryson Charkman Janice Rodeback Marilyn Price Sara Cooksey Joye Oaks Myrna Jean Robbins Lara Martinsen Blain Goodrich Shirley Martinsen Max Anderson Pete Moore Bob Swain Violet Hardy Raymond Hatch Sharon Winward Steve Hausknecht Carmieler Kenny Hatch Kary Stringham Lois Goodrich Charley Johnson Janet Robins Max Caldwell Bonnie Adamson Renee Henderson Renee Duayne Slaugh Lynn Siddoway Rita Stewart Donnie Barr JoAnn Hatch Floyd Tullis Robbins Joyee Girls’ League Beth Bryson Mary Ann King Rita Stewart Fae Openshaw Mrs. Lee

Temperatures rise as Col dest place warms this week

Warming trend noted across the Col dest area with lingering snowfall melting into spring like rain. Frontier weather bureau reports mostly steady readings above freezing, easing travel and outdoor planning amid a packed March lineup of legion, St Patrick's Day, dance and arts events at Basin City.

TLS Frontier Weather Bureau American Legion Party Basin American Legion Lions

National Guard Holds Busy Military Ball Week

The 1334 Combat Engineers join in congratulating Mrs. Lyle Martinsen crowned queen of the ball. Training at the Armory Monday night covered map and aerial photo reading led by Lt. Rulon B. Gardner and Sgt. Miles C. McKinlay, with Capt. Robert W. Johnston guiding Armed Forces cooperation. Platoon and section drill closed the program.

Lyle Martinsen Rulon B. Gardner Miles C. McKinlay

County Upholstery Glass Nears End of Week Course

The County Upholstery class led by Freda Davis at the courthouse teaches coveting rebuilding and remodeling chairs, lowercats, platform rockers and a mission set. Thirty minutes vary, five weekdays, from 9 am to 2 pm with 13 members and several helpers assisting female students.

Freda Davis H. Stringham Carl Searle Edgar Perry William Witbeck Paul Cant Vietop Allred Edward Aycock Sally Curry Arden Jolley Nenry Workman Tom Herbert Vern McCarrell

Maeser 4-H Club Tour Livestock Projects Saturday

The Maeser Meat Makers toured all 4-H livestock projects on Saturday March 8 with 23 members led by president Donna Powell and leader Marvin Smith. They visited breeding stock dairy stock fat cattle hogs and other projects at several local homes including Hemstreet Pace Merkley Roberts and Donna Po.

Maeser Meat Makers Donna Powell Marvin Smith Allen Hemstreet Etta Pace Keith Merkley Tony Roberts Donna Po

Gold and Green Ball honors three Vernal wards success

The annual Gold and Green Ball for the three Vernal LDS warda Saturday at the Stake Center drew participants, committee members and sponsors. The theme Dream Bubbles featured balloons, a large cellophane bubble, a castle glow and a rainbow arch. The three ward queens Sharon Searle, Claudette Sargent and a third queen were crowned during intermission by ward officials with attendants and crown bearers named.

Stake Center First Ward Sharon Searle Phil Paull Janet Hopkins Craig Calder Carolyn Wallie Violet Mardy Claudette Sargent Homer Robertson Anita Erickson Jimmy Carter Misa Joan Postma Sharon

Stake Special Interest Dance Plans Set For March 21

The Stake Center will host a Special Interest dance on March 21 beginning at 3 PM. Directed by 401 Carter, the stake Special Interest Leader, tentative plans include Neva Hemstreet's Orchestra.

Stake Center 401 Carter Malate Neva Hemstreet

4-H Club Plans Livestock Judging at Uintah Basin Show

Eva Mae Powell Joy Smith Marsha Smith Eleanor Hacking Sandra Hacking Gary Cage and others visited Tamera Curfew, where Mildred Hacking provided a warm basement for lunch. Marvin Smith, the 4-H leader, supplied soda and candy as the group prepared a livestock judging competition against other clubs at the Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show.

Ell Eva Mae Powell Joy Smith Marsha Smith Eleanor Hacking Sandra Hacking Gary Cage Ewell Acard Danny McKee Dallas Richardson Tamera Mildred Hacking Marvin Smith Uintah Basin

Ward Queen Crowned In Three-Ward Rodeo Event

Whawar Santen rodeback crowned Ward queen announced by Ray Lant and Dani Price with Kin Spendjova as crown bearer. Attending Miss Rodeback were Miss Carrie Calder and Lois Freestone. A special Queen's waltz followed with ward attendants and floor show participants. An AS 4 vocal chorus from Second Ward preceded by Arthur Manswar ing as accompanist. Dr Dan Price served as master of ceremonies. The three-ward general planning committee was led by Mrs Derelling of First Ward.

Whawar Santen Rodeback Alr Ray Lant An Bugter Dani Price Kin Spendjova Rodeback Carrie Calder Lois Freestone Arthur Mans Waring Dan Price Derelling Firet Ward

Stewart Ashton Elected as Lumber Director

Stewart Ashton a local lumber dealer and manager of Ashton's was elected to a three year term as director of the Intermountain Lumber Dealers Association. The meeting in Salt Lake City at Hotel Utah drew dealers from intermountain states. Henry Millecant Jr accompanied Ashton as a representative of Ashton Bros.

Stewart Ashton Ashton Intermountain Lumber Dealers Association Salt Lake City Inters Mountain States Utah Ashton Bros Henry Millecant, Jr

New Vernal Addition to Start Construction

BuiltRite Homes plans to begin work on a new section adding 25 homes in Vernal after weather allows. Ely council meets to grant final plat approval and authorize water and sewer line installation with charges of 125 for sewer and 75 for water connections. The Bullt-Rite company will finance streets curbs and sidewalks as city limits extend to about 12th West and 2% North.

Vernal BuiltRite Ely Bullt-Rite Company

Fragmented Classified Notices and Sale Listings Partial Text

A jumble of for sale and rent items appears with broken phrases and misspellings. Mentions of Marion Fatand, Care Shurtleff Hotel, Balt Lake, and multiple ad fragments suggest a local classifieds page with real estate, piano lessons, and miscellaneous notices but many details are unreadable.

Good Conditon Marion Fatand Care Shurtleff Hotel Bivelt

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