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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
13
Readers seek guidance on parental favoritism, discipline, and household fairness. A child with diabetes faces unequal attention, and a teen contemplates emergencies, independence, and emotional strain. The section offers responses about communicating feelings, medical advice, and legal marriage questions.
A ham dinner prepared by school lunch personnel accompanied a district music program on March 1 at Uintah High. The auditorium overflowed with a capacity crowd of Chamber of Commerce members and partners. Kindergarten through high school students performed pieces like On Top of Old Smokey Old MacDonald Had a Farm Clouds Hop Up My Ladies and Through Dummy with Ashley Elementary and first and third grade classes led by Lucy Hinder Isabelle Johnson and Eunice Rex.
Manila Town Council opened bids for a city well drilling project. Lair A. Stephenson of Fillmore was the low bidder at 23806.50 for six culinary water wells 50 to 200 feet deep with eight inch casing, mayor Kenneth Reed said four other bids were submitted.
Ashley Fifth with 25 students under Carel Nielsen sang Vive Y Amour and Streets of Laredo. Central second grade with 24 students under Hilda Faulkner presented Teddy Bears on Parade and Teddy Bears' Picnic. Central fifth grade with 14 students directed by Glen Larsen presented America and Alpha Oe. Central sixth with eight students directed by Doris Merrill sang Long Long Ago and Marinea Hymn. Maeser third had ten students under Nina Caldwell presenting Circassian Circle and El Molsino. Maeser third and sixth grades combined with 10 students presented Patty Cake Polka. Maeser 6th under Orvel Huslinger presented Rochester Schottische with ten students. Naples fourth, fifth and sixth grades under Beland A. Carroll presented First Band March and Battle Hymn of the Republic. Roy Ferrin directed grades eight and nine with nine students presenting a trumpet duet and a trombone quartet. Grades seven, eight and nine at the Junior high, with 30 students under Oca Fae Oviatt, sang When Love is Kind and Dearest Swallow. Uns grades ten, 11 and 12 had 13 students under Ellsworthen playing Trumpet Tune and Air and Pad in, digo.
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