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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1960

Page

3

Educable Group at Central School Builds Planes and Crafts

The Educable Group at Central School learns life skills through books repairs, small toys, light wood work, cooking, sewing and crafts. Boys design and build planes and helicopters while girls craft belts and purses and study cooking. a Halloween visit to Commercial Grill preceded class stories by Cheline Palmer. An Education Week parade is planned for Monday, November 4.

Central School Cheline Palmer

Trip to Cafe Kitchen Visit

Christine describes a visit with Glenna's mother to the Commercial Grill kitchen. She notes a clean workspace, learning dishwashing, potato peeling by friction, and a tour of the freezer ice machine. The visit ends with a shrimp cocktail demonstration and tasting.

Christine

Mrs Snyder's Bth Grads Fall Halloween Parade

Central School eighth graders led a Halloween parade Monday October 31 from the school to Rexall Drug then to the Bank of Vernal down Main Street and Vernal Avenue before returning. Costumes ranged from varied and colorful.

Desert study links Navajo and Sahara cultures in class

Fourth grade students under Mrs GANDINER visited the Ute Trading Post to learn about Navajo Indians and their blankets and jewelry. They reflected on the Arizona trip and planned to study the Great Sahara Desert in Africa to compare how people live and differ from the Navajo.

Arizona Ute

Whiterocks Kindergarten News Halloween and Thanksgiving Preparations

The Whiterocks Kindergarten reports a classroom Halloween party and post party cleanup. Students are preparing their room for Thanksgiving with crafts, a new weather chart, and a calendar featuring a big turkey. They enjoy singing, listening to stories, and taking decorations home.

Malloween at School Spook Alley Draws Wide Fun

Reporter notes 6th graders explored a spooky spook alley featuring a crawling cave and eerie touches while many students enjoyed the thrill. This week 4th graders will participate in water color washing, wetting paper and guiding colors to run freely across the page.

Malloween

Halloween Parade Memories From A School Room

A child recalls a Halloween mask plan to avoid eating the witch’s brain, coating their face instead, followed by a classroom Halloween parade and a post party with friends. The tone captures simple school Halloween antics and a festive end to the day.

Fourth Grade Room Fun and Halloween Show

Ralph McKee writes about a 4th grade class enjoying a busy period in their room. They fixed the room, completed much work, and staged a Halloween show with a spook alley. The writer notes fear was not necessary as there was no real danger, then describes a very good parade.

Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer Show Review

Terri Warren reports on a fourth grade Monday class activity dated October 31. The feature centered on Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Meet the Killer. The production was well received and described as a three reel length show.

Bud Abbott Lou Costello the Killer

Spooky Halloween Parade and Spook Alley Experience

Paula Toppes recalls a lunch followed by a Halloween parade with many funny masks. The 6th grade entered a dark spook alley and some cried from fear. A performance titled Meet the Killer with Costello and Bud Abbott added to the spooky fun.

Costello Bud Abbott

Scouting School Sessions Slated in Uintah District

On Friday the 11th the Uintah Scout District University of Scouting will hold the second session of a diverse training program for over 20 Scouting leaders and interested parents. Led by Bill Farnsworth and team, the course covers leadership, principles, and techniques across Cub, Boy, and Explorer programs to strengthen youth development.

Uintah Scout District University of Scouting Jerry B Anderson Uintah Genes Ward Chapel Bill Farnsworth Laurel Pope Ken Stevens Ferron Hacking Jim Duke Danny Turner Lyle Remington Edna Hatch

Maeser 2nd K Williams Leaves Fort Ord Visit

Maeser 2nd K and Williams depart Fort Ord California as families travel to Provo and Salt Lake City for visits and surgeries. Howard Wilama family, Lemons, Hackings, Mc Leans, and Hacking relatives gather for weekend departures and hospital plans. LDS community ties and BYU connections appear through several departures and visits.

Maeser Williams Fort Ord Calif

Third session set for November 18 at Glines

Mr An derson explains a successful program and announces the third session will be held on November 18 at Glines.

Anderson Glines

Senior Hop at Uintah High School Set for November 11

Senior Hop will be held at Uintah High School on Friday November 11 at 830 pm Admission will be charged The theme will be Outer Space Students from Ely attending USA in Logan were guests at Grant Hacking home over the weekend James from Fairfield Montana Pack 231 held a parents review party Wednesday at the scout room Thirty six parents and guests enjoyed discussion and films on cub scouting Jerry Anderton led the program Refreshments were served Luauna and Darrell Teel attending the DYA spent the weekend at home with their parents Clarence and Mrs Pitta

Uintah High School Outer Space Ely USA Logan Grant Hacking James Fairfield Montana Pack 231 Scout Room Jerry Anderton Luauna Darrell Teel Clarence Pitta

Willow Creek visitors enjoy deer hunt trip in California

Willow Creek Californians Will and Mrs Vern Drumet of California visited Mr and Mrs West Drumet. They enjoyed a deer hunt while here. Vern and West are brothers. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hatch traveled to Vernal and Salt Lake City while their children were cared for by Mrs Elizabeth Tiatch. Randy Mott returned to Vernal from grandparents. Bob Broome of Rangely visited Mrs Allen Brewer. Leland Hadon purchased a jeep truck. Dell Winward and Raymond Hatch visited Abe Hatch's home. Mrs Hadon moved to Myton for winter. Sladon returned. Allen Brewer visited Abe Hatch ranch and Vernal Roosevelt Jensen. Donald Match from Sweetwater visited. Golden Match and Abe Match in Vernal. Lloyd Hatch hauled cattle to Roosevelt for Abe Hatch and Sons, then Vernal. Abe Hatch spent Saturday in Roosevelt.

Lloyd Hatch Vernal Salt Lake City Elizabeth Tiatch Randy Mott Abe Hatch Bob Broome Rangely Cole Mr Broomes Allen Brewer Meadow Creek Ranch Leland Hadon Dell Winward Raymond Hatch Mr Hatch Myton Mrs Hadon Mr Sladon Vero Clive Sprouse Moosevelt Golden Match Abe Match Sweetwater Roosevelt Abe Hatch and Sons

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