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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1956

Page

6

1 H Club Leaders Hold Training School Saturday

The 1 H Club Leaders Training School met Saturday with 17 women and seven men attending. Sessions ran 10 am to 3 pm at the Fieldhouse, featuring a leadership talk by Elder Marvin Dutanks and demonstrations on forming and running clubs.

Strang Marvin Dutanks First Council of Seventy LDS Church Jessie Eller Jamara Elaine Davis USAC Ruth Haslem Lloyd Clement Dee Wiley Pope Sadie McConkle Met

How Housewives Should Cleanse Fallout Contaminated Produce

Radiological expert and housewife Dr Rosalind Yalow outlines practical steps for mothers to handle fallout exposed fruits and vegetables. Emphasizing washing with clean water from a safe source, preferring thick skinned or easily peeled produce, and using disposable towels to avoid cross contamination, she notes wraped goods reduce exposure and advises testing home safety after a fallout event.

Rosalind Yalow UB. Veterans Hospital New York New York Veterans Administration Hospital Yalow Federal Civil Defense Administration ECDA

Oil News From Utah and Colorado Fields

Oil developments across Uintah County and nearby areas include New World Oil and others planning tests in Weber and Green River basins, with several wells temporarily abandoned or to be deepened. Utah oil production for February reached 100,004 barrels, Red Wash leading with 84,838 barrels. shale reserves in Utah and Colorado rebound to 900 billion barrels. USGS ends NUT Creek unit in Uintah County effective March 1 after one shallow well.

New World New World Oil, Ltd Ulitan Powder Springs Federal Charles M. Jameson North Ouray Uintah County Company Tools Uinta Gulf Oil Corp Brennan Federal Gulf,Oil Corporation CSE Brennan Bottoms Green River Brennan Federal R Anderson Horseshoe Bend Brazel & Wrather Standard Oil Co of California United County Red Wash Standard Ol Co California Carter New Tolon Mountain States Drilling Company B.C. Sese Setber Nose Toles Grand County Utah Lower Dakota Ashley Valley Trennan Bottoms Cisco Desert Creek Duchesnette Tribe Flat Mesa Boundary Buttes Roosevelt Setber Walker Hollow U. S. Bureau of Mines

Ouray Leader John Tabbee Dies at Home

John Tabbee, beloved leader of the people at Ouray, died Tuesday night in his home. Roy Ankerpont delivered word to William Tabbee. Warren Jones and Floyd Gempbell were in Ouray three days on the community house project. The Ray Barney family returned home and Bar is going to work for the Grazing Servies. Lon Sprouse and wife moved to the McClure place on Lower Willow Creek. Relief Society held a well attended Avalon program Friday night with Wayne Pickup directing and dinner served. Ouray Riding Club met at the new arena site and planned a rodeo for March 31.

Hazel Wardle John Tabbee Ouray Roy Ankerpont Will Creek Mr. Tabbee William Tabbee Warren Jones Floyd Gempbell Ray Barney Mr Bar [Ney Lon Sprouse McClure Place Willow Creek Relief Society Avalon Wayne Pickup Austin Wardles Calvin Jorgensens

Duchesne County Lease Lands Reported Secured

Independent broker Peter J Fyckert reportedly secured oil and gas leases on a portion of Duchesne county owned lands north of Duchesné, covering about 23 413 acres. Local officials confirm the transaction and await formal documentation from the leaseholders.

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Ground Observer Corps Meeting At Unitah High School

Jerry McNutt announced an upcoming Ground Observer Corps meeting set for Monday at 7 30 pm in the Little Theatre at Unitah High School. The event aims to coordinate observer efforts and discuss community defense activities with local volunteers.

Aqe Jerry McNutt Ground Observer Corps Unitah High School

Local Meeting Attendees and Family Visits Note

April Orvel Hutlinger of Vernal attended the meeting as Rey Sprouses left for Phoenix to purchase Alahama calves for rodeo use. Clyde Tabbee in California Army furlough attended John Tabbee's funeral. Florence Ankerpont and Gert rude Tabree returned Friday for the funeral. Peggy Ann Wardle stayed with Mr Ray Wardle as Ray toured basketball in Oregon. Mrs Edgar Jensen ill for three days. Eddie and Dennis visited Whiterocks with Uncle Lee Wardle. Preston Searles ill and went to Vernal for care. O Moore family returned to start spring farm work. Austi Wardies Etta McMullen and Mable Nebeker attended union meeting at Roosevelt. Mr and Mrs Ray Guillen and son visited here Sunday.

Orvel Hutlinger Vernal Rey Sprouses Phoenix Aciz Clyde Tabbee California John Tabbee Florence Ankerpont Gertrude Tabree Peggy Ann Wardle Ray Wardle Ouray Ray Oregon Edgar Jensen Eddie Dennis Whiterocks Lee Wardle Preston Searles O ' Moores

Ashley Valley Jr High News Students cheer at Provo tournament

Ashley Valley Junior High pupils attended a basketball tournament in Provo with many families cheering from home. Radios filled classrooms as students tuned in during the game and classes paused work. Notable attendees include Cloyd McCarrel Gary Sutton Lana Abegglen Jean Siddoway Kay Johnson Linda Allen and Midy Hall. The Spanish class viewed Fiesta Time and home economics planned a Spanish party with cooking. Girls report spring fever in new clothes while boys enjoy pleasant weather during PE. Last week saw closing petitions for student body officers and this week primary elections are set, with students eager for results.

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Vernal Kiwanis Hear Prison Chaplain Talk

The Rev Joseph Martin of Midvale will speak at the Vernal Kiwanis tonight on My 27 Years as a Prison Chaplain. Last Thursday featured speaker Lawrence Siddeway, Vernal Chamber of Commerce secretary manager, discussed the Colorado River project and the new act. Guests included Mark Batty and Glen Mecham of the Key Club. Door prize was won by Glen Mecham. The club heard a basketball tournament broadcast and discussed the upcoming Dads Date Night on March 23 from 7 30 to 9 45, with girls bringing their fathers for an evening of prizes, games, dancing and box lunches.

Joseph Martin Midvale Kiwanis Club Dewey Ross Lawrence Siddeway Vernal Chamber of Commerce Colorado River Mark Batty Glen Mecham Key Club Gorda

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