Free UHS High School Music Concert May 7
The Senior High School music department under Lawrence Lee will present a free concert May 7 at 7:25 PM in the high school auditorium. All participants from the Price festival will perform with ensembles including the High Band choruses brass and woodwinds, saxophone group, quartets, duets, a solo, and more.
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Sonior High School
Pili Fron
Aud Torlom
Lawrence Lee
Lee
Loreen Johnson
Toker Franck
Uintah Earns Top Honors at Price Music Meet
Uintah musicians won top honors at Region 5 Music Festival in Price April 25 27 led by Music Director Lawrence Lee with chaperones Mrs Wardle Mrs McConkie Mrs Wall and Don Hacking. First place finishes included flute quartet Carlene Lee Pat Johnson Laureent Johnson Ora Fay Wardle clarinet ensemble Betty Glen Johnson plus others and vocal awards. The band earned praise for performance and marching with Drum Major Madge Campbell noted as outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Dudley
Uintah
Price
Lawrence Lee
Lawrence Wardle
Vertus McConkie
George Wall
Don Hacking
Karren Lee
Pat Johnson
Laureent Johnson
Ora Fay Wardle
Betty Glen Johnson
Cate Ross
Colleen Wall
Glen Billings
Madge Campbell
Wits
Patricia Lee
Loreen Johnson
Roger Francke
Mandalay
AIT
Pitts
Uriish High School
Carhan
Uintah Defeats Roosevelt To Tie In League
Uintah defeats Roosevelt in a 10 inning 8 to 6 baseball game to create a three way tie in Region 5 standings. Roosevelt leads the league after beating Duchesne who had earlier defeated Uintah, as both teams showed solid pitching and timely hitting.
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Uintah
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Cubs
ING Scope
Barr, Murray, Giles
Gingell
Track Team Sets Record Total at Uintah Basin Meet
The UHS Track and Field team directed by Coach Jack Woodbury won the Uintah Basin Activities Day track meet on April 21. UHS scored 127.5 points to lead Alterra by 41.5 points while Roosevelt, Altamont, and other teams trailed.
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UHS
Jack Woodbury
Swent
Uintah Baain
Roosevelt
Home
Alterra
Altamont
Uliitsh
Girls Day Fashion Tea Te Re Feature
Emma Workman reports on the annual Girls Day event with a Fashion Tea and Show in the auditorium on May 4. Models present night wear, formals, suits, and various dresses led by directors Carale Colder and Alta Woeks with mothers and daughters showcasing styles.
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Emma Jean Workman
Uintah
Carale Colder
Alta Woeks
Marilyn Siddoway
Aheia Roberts
Mar Gle Montgomery
Joleen Williams
Jackie Walker
Mary Ann Kling
Merlene Davis
Rea Pope
LaRae Collett
Pat Jones
Sharon Winward
Ellen Burns
Elaine Samuels
Marilyn_ Price
Gayla York
Billie Fisher
Naomi Davenport
Evelyn Anderson
Rosamond Heln
Glee Chew
Echo Allen
Nila Harlem
Norlene Clark
Arlene Dudley
Lylis Adams
Gwen Goodrich
Raema Adams
Barbara Jean Snow
Marie Workman
Evelyn Granger
Kathleen Showalter
Ardis Merkley
Belva Vernon
Caroline Searle
Myra Woolley
Gloria Schaefermyer
Marva Jackson
Jean Goodrich
Janet Christensen
Arlys Watiins
Virginia Jenkins
Shirley Gardiner
Lorraine Holmes
Monta Rae Caldwell
Elinor King
Anna van Kier
Ardith Sheppard
Marales Smith
Shirley Gliner
Marion Cook
Joleen Timothy Eloise Allen
Birdie Burton
Darlene Galey
Shirley Staley
RaNac Samuels
Virginia Scott
Leahack
Spring Reception To Honor All UWS Seniors
A Senior Reception honoring UWS seniors and their guardians is sponsored by the Faculty Women's League with co chairs Mrs Avard Rigby and Winona Massey. The event runs 7 00 p m to 10 30 p m on May 12 in the Third Ward Relief Society Room with Uintah teachers present to greet guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanior
Faculty Women's League
Avard Rigby
Winona Massey
Sorciety Room
Women's League
Uintah
Uintah Men Earn Placings at BYU Invitational Meet
Ten Uintah cinder men placed at the BYU Invitational Track Meet held at Brigham Young University on April 28. Coach Jack Woodbury and Coach Clark Greenhalgh accompanied the team. Garth Fisher took 3rd in shot put, Keith Sessions 4th in the mile, Lowell Roberts 5th in the 880 yard run, Raymond Hatch 5th in the 880, Medley Relay finished 5th with Don Lomax, Duane Slaugh, Raymond Hatch and Keith Sessions. The mile relay team placed 5th with Don Hacking, Lowell Roberts, Grant Richens and Mc Coy Kanistanaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young University
Jack Woodbury
Clark Greenhalgh
Garth Fisher
Keith Sessions
Lowell Roberts
Raymond Hatch
Don Lomax
Duane Slaugh
Don Hacking
Grant Richens
McCoy Kanistanaux
Vernal Express On Sale At Five Popular Stores
Vernal Express expands sales outlets with a dealer in Rangely and listings in Vernal newsstands. The paper is now sold at Nichols Store and other Vernal locations. Cattle feeding is noted as improving farm labor and equipment use.
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Vernal
Award Rigby Named to Board of Managers
Rigby principal of Uintah UWhith school named to Region 8 Utah High School Activities Association board of managers at Carbon College funds meeting. Attendees included principals superintendents and board members from six southeastern Utah counties. new board includes Dr Aaron E Jones Bradford A Jensen Ernest O Biggs Robert Sundwall D C Christensen.
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Rigby
Uintah Uwhith School
Board of Managers
Utah High School , Activities Association
Carbon College Funay
Board of Education
Southeastern
Utah
Aaron E Jones
Carbon High School
Bradford A Jensen
South Emery High School
Ernest O Biggs
San Juan
Robert Sundwall
Grand County High
D C
Seniors to Finish Five Year Project Honors Uintah High
Senior leaders under Maughan Dalton Col ton guide completion of the football field project at Uintah High with Laddie Hacking as chairman. Funds raised include about $500 toward costs plus a $200 Inidel fund from the class of 1947. Cooperation from the Uintah School Board Vernal Lions Club and the senior class enables fall completion and a May 4 work day while girls attend a fashion show and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Eldredge
Maughan Colton
Laddie Hacking
Maughan Dalton
Youth Conference Termed Highly Successful
A Uintah high school youth conference themed As Others See You drew students from the peal high ante ers in section 1. Elfreda D Bryson and Hugh W Colton led as hosts with Max Mtaws Carole Calder and Dixie Blackburn as group hosts. Lillian T Henderson and Dr Ray E Spendlove spoke in section 2 with Max Caldwell Donnie Barr and Myra Woolley as hosts. Section 3 featured Muriel S Wallis and Jessie Haws as speakers with Donald Hacking and Karen Lee hosting. Faculty advisors were Donna B Lee Electa Caldwell Glen Ovard and Howard Clements.
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Uintah High School
Elfreda D. Bryson
Hugh W. Colton
Max Mtaws
Carole Calder
Dixie Blackburn
Lillian T. Henderson
Ray E. Spendlove
Max Caldwell
Donnie Barr
Myra Woolley
Muriel S. Wallis
Jessie Haws
Donald Hacking
Karen Lee
Donna B. Lee
Electa Caldwell
Glen Ovard
Howard Clements
Pioneer Antislavery Leader Lundy and Early Lectures
Benjamin Lundy a Quaker anti slavery pioneer delivered the first antislavery lectures in the United States and is regarded as the pioneer of abolition. He founded an anti slavery society in 1815.
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Benjamin Lundy
United States
Anti-Slavery Society
Classifieds mix includes rentals sales and notices in Vernal Utah
A long OCR classified listing shows items for rent sale and public notices. Entries mention a modern two room house at 178 Estzard South with phone 234 A Werold Warren Mae, an 18 foot trailer house, a Dodge coupe, and various sales including lots in Vernot and a Milker unit. Also a hearing notice on the Vernal City Budget at 85 North Normal Avenue Vernal Utah with recorder Winward YD Winward.
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Estzard South
Werold
Warren Mae
LeBell Andersen
Untah Packing Co
Vernal City
Northermal Avenue
Vert
Rnal
Utah
Bela Bela
Vernal City Council
Museum director clarifies fossil display funding
The museum director explains the display fossils from Carnegie Museum cost 5000 dollars with 1600 from Field House budget and freight under 200. The rest 4000 was raised by drives and local sources. 1100 remaining was raised through efforts of the Vernal Chamber of Commerce Fossil Committee led by Chris McKinlay, enabling years of planned exhibits.
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Vernal
Carnegie Museum
Fasklty
Field House
Har Uhly
Vernal Chamber of Commerce Fossil Committee
Chris McKinlay
Traffic death risk estimate from safety group
A safety group projects the millionth traffic death could occur in December. The estimate claims odds of one in a million for such a fatality.
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Decemr
Walfenat Safet Ok Oil
Safe Driving All Year Emphasized in Vernal Safety Council Drive
Trooper Sammy Hatch warns motorists not to relax spring road caution as vacation traffic rises. Fatigue and lone trips raise crash risk. speeding between intersections draws teenage attention. Vernal sponsors like Vernal Auto Shop and Uintah State Bank fund vivid safety layouts on page 14 of this week's issue.
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Sammy Hatch
Hatch
Safetty
Safety Council
Vernal Auto Shop
Vernal Drug Co
Vernal Furniture
J.g Penney and Uintah State Bank
John Wardle Succumbs in California
John Wardle dies in California at a presumed old age. He is survived by his widow Eva Eaton and six children including Christina Peters and Maida Justice, plus a stepson Floyd Hatch, 24 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The obituary lists siblings George Wardle and sisters Myrtle Eaton and Amanda Athanlap.
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Beatrice Robbins
Grass Valley
Cal
Mis
Maida Justice
Hawthorne
James Wardle
Springville
Martin
Marvin Wardle
Linnwood
Floyd Hatch
Oakland
George Wardle
Vernal
Myrtle Eaton
Shelley
Ida
Amanda Athanalp
Roosevelt
Basin Farmers Propose Uintah Feed Coop Plan
A county commissioner's Basin Committee launches a May 7 drive to enroll Uintah Basin farmers in a Farmers Union Feed Coop to fund a local mill in Roosevelt. The plan aims to buy equipment, partner with Farmers Union Denver, and keep profits local while offering bulk feeds and custom mixing at $50 memberships.
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Uintah Basin
Farmers Union Feed Coop
Duchesne
Rog Brown
Basin Committee
Roosevelt
Farmers Union Marketing Association
Denver
Basin
Shi Fog “Ou
Colorado
Farmers Union
REA
Opera
Moroni
Utah
Unlor Feed Coop
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Charles Edwards
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