Bonanza School shares inside newspaper reading fun
Bonanza School students learn to report on a newspaper article with notes on weather features and school life. Friday assemblies, New Testament visits, a blizzard journey to school, a stamp saving contest, and a detailed school library overview highlight classroom activities and student experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Abplanal
Bonanza School
Meming
Way
Bonanza
Tribune
Versal Expresa
Our Chinning Bar by Judy Madsen
A Bonanza School exercise routine led by Mr Hemingway includes fifteen minutes of morning calisthenics followed by pullups. Students aim to chin the bar four times for good performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Madsen
Bonanza
Mr. Hemingway
Forest Ranger Visit Delights Local Schoolchildren
Glen Beamen reports on a Forest Ranger visit to school showing films about rain, Girl Scouts camping in Canada, and Snuffy the Fire Bug. Students enjoyed the shows and hope for another visit soon, noting Mr. Shippee as the forest ranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Beamen
Tchool
Canada
Snuffy
Shippee Iz
Friction by Janet Raw Price
Student notes describe a science unit on friction with three parts. Part one shows friction’s useful roles such as stopping standing or writing. Part two highlights friction’s harms on gravel roads and on ox wagon wagons. Part three covers overcoming friction with wheels rollers grease wax and ball bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Abd
Rollers Make Moving Easier
Barbara Hacking explains a simple science experiment showing rollers reduce friction. Five of six crayons were used on a desk to pull a load of books, proving pulling over dragging on a rolling surface is easier due to less friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hacking
Friction in Science Class Reveals Uses and Hazards
Students explored how friction helps and harms. They divided a room into three parts to illustrate friction in stopping, sitting, and standing. They suggested bearings and grease reduce friction and noted wear and tear from friction.
Power of Now and Then in Water and Weaving
Kent Smith explains how water power drives mills via water wheels turbines and generators producing electricity and how power lines span the country. Dillie Hoe Sprouse notes heavy rainfall harms land causing gullies and erosion while suggesting erosion controls. Car Hay Collett describes weaving from hand craft to modern machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Smith
Proud Citizens at Lapoint First and Second Grades
First and second graders collect and display pictures showing reasons they are proud to be Americans. The boards list good roads, good food, fertile soil, nice homes, good schools, many churches, cars, work to do, places to play, help for the sick, chosen leaders, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint
Sal
Vernal Churches Observe Day Of World Prayer
The World Day of Prayer service sponsored by the Kingsbury Congregational Church via the Women’s Fellowship drew many Vernal area denominations. Speakers included Mrs. Larry Phillips and Mrs. J M Francke with others leading. choir soloist Mrs. Bert Highlands performed The Lord is My Shepherd. A luncheon followed, prepared by Kingsbury Church women. World Day of Prayer began in 1887 to unite women in prayer and aid minority groups, with hopes for increasing attendance each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship
Kingsbury Congregational
Vernal
Larry Phillips
J. M. Francke
Jack Allred
Adolph Johnson
Joe Maruzaki
Mra
Arthur Kindt
E. J. Ballard
Claudius Banka
Bert Highlands
Lord
Samuel Liddle
Johnson
Ganist
Little
Robert Kutenacht
Pederson
N. Schertzer
Pat Ballard
Linda Kindt
Kingsbury Church
Darwin R. James
BLM Official Attends Price Resource Conservation Conference
Gerald A lluff a BLM range conservationist will leave Sunday for a Price conference on resource conservation topics. Sessions cover soil surveys, watershed planning, data correlation with multiple use concepts, and field problem studies with Utah BLM officials Utah State University and the Salt Creek Service represented. John Glenn is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BLM
Gerald A. Lluff
Price
Utah Blm
Utah State University
Salt Conservation Service
John Glenn
Glines Birthday Dinner Planned by Relief Society
A birthday dinner honoring the Relief Society is planned for tonight at the ward chapel starting at 7 pm. A program is planned under the direction of Roy Ferrin. Miss Connie Cook of Salt Lake City came home over the weekend to visit family and friends from Vernal and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Ward Chapel
Roy Ferrin
Connie Cook
Salt Lake City
Hap Cook
Kim
Maeser 2nd Harley Morrison Visits Local Family
Maeser 2nd Harley Morrison visits his parents Mr and Mrs Stan Martison after three years in the armed forces, fourteen months in West Germany. He plans to work in Pablo California after the visit. Viola Caldwell hears from son Arlo at Chanute Illinois about a transfer to Hill AFB. Many relatives and friends visit Caldwell home and attend local travel to Provo and Salt Lake City for temple work and a state basketball tournament. The Pope family at Ft Lewis Washington welcomed a baby. Mr and Mrs McCurdy mourn the death of her brother in an accident. Bell Merkley Denny Kay attend Provo tournament. family updates include renewed moves and stroke recovery for Louisa Campbell in Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Morrison
Stan Mar Tison
West Germany
Pablo
California
Phil Leigh
Floyd Tolls
Lamond Tullis
Provo
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Maurice Henry
Laurel Pope
Popes
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Bonner Alexander
Alexander
Cyle McCurdy
Mr. McCurdy
Allen Mansfield Famils
Karen
Fly
Kelly, Durlal
McCurnew
Sandy
Dal Martingens
Kay Campbell
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ington
Pat
Floyd Campbell
Louisa Campbell
Roosevelt
Floyd
Local visits highlight Utah basketball weekend tour
Mr and Mrs William Lemmon of Kamas visited the Farn Petersons Thursday evening. Tad Merkleys spent the weekend in Provo for a basketball tournament. Franke Allens joined relatives in Salt Lake City and Provo to attend games including Lake City events, with daughter Diane seeing a specialist. The Heber Kimballs and several families also met in Salt Lake City and Provo Friday and Saturday to watch basketball. Craig Collett joined Robert Williams for a game in Provo Saturday.
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Utah
Juab County
Salt Lake City
William Lemon
Kamas
Farron Petersons
Tad Merkleys
Provo
Franke Allen
Salt
Lake City
Diane
Ray, Allen
James Walsh
Ben Sinfleta
Heber Kimballs
Craig Collett
Robert Williams
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Bonanza Studies Newspapers
Lia Blen
Bonenza
Christine Jones
Barbara Abplanalo
Lynn Steele
Elroy Mardinger
Judy
Pete Madsen
Sherry Timothy
Debra
Janet Schnuerle
Glen Beaman
Douglas Yourdon
George
Gurr
Lila Dowden
Tippee
Angela Goodrich
Shanna Morgan
Uough
Bonnie Jo Anderson
Julie Ann Henke
Xathiven Joy Hatch
Maeser School
Caldwell
DeAnn Chivers
Sharon Sue Thacker
Sharon Kay Graham
Eric Harrison
Barbera McLean
Connie Singleton
Des Ann Hendri Te Eee
Michae Ee
Pe 590
Proud Americans
Danny Sanlio
Kenneth Phifer
Proud Amiles
Janet Raw Price
Utah Mining Association
Wba
Barbara Hackl
Robert Allen
Macsor
Ferren Simper
Gale McKenchnie
Roy Simper
Colton McKenchnile
Harold K. Spiers
Kenneth Spiers
Keith Miller
Dennis Terry
Dermond Batty
Bruce White
Steven Winn
Dwain Hall
Senyt
Viola Caldwell
Arlo
Chanute
Minois
Hill Air Force Base
Rulon Lind
Richfield
Elmer Lind
John E. Jones
Mes
Henry Mansetd
Lowell Caldwell
Cherio Richards
Parowan
Jace
Caldwell Home
Larry Caldwell
Ramond Petersons
Bell Merkley
Denny Kay
Viah Concrete Pipe Company
Utah Concrete Pipe CO
Wall Avenue
Ian Chlyeet CA
Gangle
Boff
Manhattan
Sonotone
Grand Junction
H.D. Beck
Beck
Hotel Vernal
Haaring Aldé
SEC
Nem
Addran
Intermountain Homes Corp
Dauth State Rem, Wiad
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