Annual May Day Program Enjoyed by School
The 8th grade chose Kath leen Adams and Orlo Caldwell as May Queen and King at the May Day program held Friday May 15. Grades presented dances songs and a first aid demonstration ending with a Maypole dance and a picnic lunch attended by many parents.
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ESER
Phoa
Maythee
King
Kathleen Adams
Orlo Caldwell
Ann Yevenean
Richard Perry
Dennis
Pen ‘da Hall
Jimmy Bierkiniag
Sth
Vivisu Alten
Terry Tullis
Laura Searle
Jimmy Vernon
Utah
Jackie Liebhardt
Good Government There is nothing much wrong with the government system that is hated by people
Water hate everything that is good.
Alcohol's harm to arteries mirrors effects on traffic risks
The statement argues that alcohol harms arterial health and increases road danger, drawing a parallel between cardiovascular impact and traffic risk. It frames alcohol as detrimental to both bodily arteries and driving safety, implying policy or health guidance.
Forest Pine 4-H elects officers at courthouse meeting
A group of Forest Pine 4-H Club members met at the County Courthouse on Saturday May 16 for organizational purposes. Elected officers include President Dale Hulling er Vice President Brian Wright Secretary Tom Tucker Reporter Jean Siddoway and Song Leader Gary Sutton. The club will meet again Monday June 1 at 4 p.m. at the County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Siddoway
4-H Forest Pine Club
Dale Hul- Inger
Brian Wright
Tom Tucker
Gary Sutton
4H Dairy Club News Promotes Uintah Basin Show Entries
The 6H Dairy Club met May 3 under leader Ray Udy. A film and talk on show animal clipping were given. Officers elected: Pres. Arvin Billings, vice pres. Neldon Cooper, secretary Roland Bingham, reporter Carolyn Udy, with final plans for Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show entries.
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Pokey
Carolyn Udy
Theid
Ray Udy
Uintah Basin
Arvin Billings
Neldon Cooper
Roland Bingham
Ashley Ward 4H Club elects officers and names group
The Ashley Ward 4H Club held its first meeting on Thursday May 14 at Eva Sweat's home. Neita Weeks was named president Rhama Rowell vice president Carol Sowards secretary Karen Weed treasurer Ruth Sowards reporter and song leader. The group chose the name Raceful Stitchers and planned a party funded by penalties for tardiness or absence. The next meeting is set for Thursday May 21 at 1:30 pm at Karen Weed's home.
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Ashley Ward 4H
Eva Sweat
Sane Grou
Neita Weeks
Rhama Rowell
Carol Sowards
Karen Weed
Ruth Sowards
LP Si
Ashley Ward
Alterra Girls Host Tea for Mothers at Alterra School
Delmia Long attended a Tethers Tea at Alterra School on Wednesday. Each mother was presented a corsage by her daughter. Local families, travel to Pleasant Grove and Salt Lake City noted. Gart Bolton and Bennett won a game 18 to 3. Aaronic Priesthood outing planned at Uintah Park Saturday led by Bishop John Haslem. Leah Gayle Duntan spoke at the Neola meeting. Lorraine Bolton and Marlon Harrison visited Neola.
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Delmia Long
Alterra
Heraughter
George Housston
Roosevelt Hostal
Houstons
Clair Haslem
Wayne
Pleasant Grove
Salt Lake City
Clinton Betts
Haslem
J. A. Houston
Provo
Frances Ann Cobtham
Roosevelt
Frances Bowen
Gart Bolton
Bennett
Uinta’ Park
John Haslem
Bennett Ward
Misa Leah Gayle Duntan
Neola
Lorraine Bolton
Marlon A. Harrison
Sealed with label relaxes rules for mailings
Postmaster F G Slaugh announces a Bee Office regulation allowing housewives to seal all packages without printed labels. Sealers must mark contents and sender return address for postal inspection. Previously a printed permission was required, causing delays and higher rates.
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Bee Office Department
F. G Slaugh
Si Xh
Utah Employment Stays High Despite Local Slowdown
Utah State Employment Service notes statewide demand remains strong with 4,600 non farm openings in the month ending April 17, up 2,000 from March but 1,200 below last year due to defense layoffs. Jet registrants fall from 7,260 to 5,851, still 1,200 under last year. As of May 2 unemployment checks total 2,447, mirroring last year. Vernal office reports 43 unemployment claims last week.
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Utah State Employment Service
Utah
Vernal
Can't Be Bought Tour a Newspaper's Influence
The note argues that influence once bought loses power while genuine impact remains scarce, stressing that influence cannot be purchased to secure lasting advantage. It reflects skepticism about paid access and the true value of earned persuasion.
Post Office Waives Handwritten Labels for Packages
The post office, during holiday rushes, cautioned that handwriting on parcels would not be permitted. Postmaster Slaugh noted legibility matters if handwritten, but officials prefer the printed form and are waiving the constraint for convenience to city patrons.
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Arcel Post
Statchape
Scala
Slaugh
Soil Conserv District Leaders Hear Worthwhile Meeting
Harold Wadley and Ray Brown, Uintah Basin Soil Conservation District Supervisors, attended the State Association of Soil Conservation Districts meeting in Richfield Utah. They found it worthwhile and hope ideas can be put into operation locally. Land leveling and irrigation pond construction proceed despite wind and cold. four ponds and about 100 acres leveled last week. The Pleasant Valley tree planting machine is operating. 18,000 trees will be planted this spring with volunteers urged to help.
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Harold Wadley
Ray Brown
Uintah Basin Soil Conservation District
State Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Richfield
Utah
March
Ray
Isin
Pleasant Valley
Devere Hancock
Pleasant Valley Sportsman's Association
Reey
Dick Lawler
Canal improvements in Uintah Basin progress noted
In the Uintah Basin region, multiple irrigation projects advance with new diversions and drop structures. Ashley Upper Canal and Willow Creek works near completion. Jensen and Pelican divisions report water for irrigation. 14 state offices handle job openings for teachers nurses and skilled trades. the Uintah Basin Sail Conservation District aided design with SCD engineer Dale Ashby supervising the effort.
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Ashley Upper Canal
Red Stewart
Uintah Basin
Sail Conservation District
Sail Conservation Service
Canal Company
Dale Ashby
SCD
Er Ee
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