Uintah Basin BPW Honors Local Women at Roosevelt Banquet
The Roosevelt Business and Professional Women group honored six Uintah Basin women at a recent banquet. Honorees include Joan Noble first Ute graduate teacher in Vernal Ashley Elementary, Juanita Groves on tribal PTA work, Stella LaRose for decades of service, Alma Anderson noted for quilting and aid, Dicia Emert longtime Roosevelt teacher and educator, and Amelia Daniels active in curio shop business and community projects.
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Roosevelt Business and Professional
Roosevelt
Ute
Tribu
Joan Noble
Vernat
Ashley
College of
Juanita Groves
Groves
PTA
Stella LaRose
Alma Andrson
Uintah Basin
Dicia Emert
Amelia Daniels
Patitz Family Visits Vernal From Bassett Neb
Roy H. Patitz of Bassett Nebraska visits Vernal this week with his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs K D Patitz. Both Mr Patitz operate Gambles stores.
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Roy H. Patitz
Bassett, Neb
Vernal
K. D. Patitz
UNIS Girls Discuss Dress and Personal Items
UNIS girls recently met to discuss dress for the classroom and personal grooming. They urged plain neat dresses of proper length, modest hair and makeup, and avoiding attention getting accessories while emphasizing posture, cleanliness, and self improvement.
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UNIS
Wintah Ugh School
Earla League
For Sale Classified Fragments From Jensen Utah Area
For sale 4 acre farm with house in Jensen Utah with good water right price ten thousand dollars terms 3000 per year at 4 percent interest. Also for sale small electric organ two manuals wood finish forty four years old telephone number 789-1585 after 6 pm. Deer hunting offers 60 acres cald spring to view call after 6.30 pm. Also for sale 20 foot trailer house in good condition contact Nor jita Ashby 789-2458. Console Coronado radio phonograph $50 phone 785-0279. Tomatoes and apples 2 8 per bushel bring own containers phone 789-2070 Ashley. Pekingese dogs for sale stud and pups 70 dollars each contact Barbara Herman Fairview Utah.
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Jensen
Ashley
Ols
Barbara Herman
Fairview Trailer Ct
Vernal
Utah
Guest Speaks To Lady Lions At Meet Oct. 10
The Lady Lions opened their season with a meeting at the 711 Cafe attended by about 70 members and guests. Dr. Virginia P. Probes of the University of Utah spoke on understanding ourselves, suggesting ways women can lead fuller lives. Clara Price welcomed thirteen new members as officers were introduced for the coming year.
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Lady Lions
Ora Fae Oviatt
Ashley Valley Jr
Gh Chorabers
Your Land
Clara Price
Clab
Ben Durnett
Salt Lake City
Hee
Girl Scout Troop 277 Holds Third Meeting
The third meeting of Troop 277 Girl Scouts was held on Tuesday October 14 at the Community House. The troop voted on pursuing photography for the next badge and drew pictures with charcoal pencils.
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Troop 277 Girl Scouts
Community House
Kathy Price
Beverly Price
Diane Workman
Patty Stone
Marilyn O'Neill
Moion
Morris Ig
Rokk
May Ruple Camp Hosts Meeting At Dup Museum Luncheon Held
Members and two guests attended the May Ruple Camp gathering at the DUP Museum for a luncheon. A tribute to Cilla Untermann featured a gong song by Beatrice Rooks with Edith Montgomery on piano and Mrs. Amy Lube on strings. Mrs. Vella Smith reported on Life of Mrs. Wilda Ericson, pioneer aged 103.
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Untermann
Mars
Nelson
DUP
Cilla Untermann
Vilute Todily
Beatrice Rooks
Edith Montgomery
Amy Lube
Vella Smith
Wilda Ericson
Rom
Amer Legion National Convention In Las Vegas
Local Legionnaires and Auxiliary members attended the American Legion National Convention in Las Vegas Nevada last week. Committees elected James Powers of Georgia as National Commander for the coming year. About 30 000 Legionnaires Auxiliary members and families from all 50 states and several foreign countries attended. The convention governs the Legion and approves resolutions and policies for the year ahead.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Arden Stewart
Witbeck
Ed Horton
John Milburn
James Powers
Georgia
National Convention
American Legion
Transfer of engineer to Ashley National Forest
Thomas B. Baird, civil engineer, moves from Challis National Forest Challis Idaho to Ashley National Forest Vernal. He will join the engineering department with the majority assigned to Vernal duties and projects.
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McConkile
Thomas B. Baird
Challis National Forest
Challis
Idaho
Ashley National Forest
Mr. Baird
Vernal
Family Journey Near Flaming Gorge
A brief item notes Tom travels with his wife Mary and children Peg urea py and Jeti, accompanying him on the outing around the Flaming Gorge as part of a family group.
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Tom
Flaming Gorge
Mary
Peg
Urea
Jeti
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Jita Ashby
Coronado Radio and Phonograph
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Nationwide Finance Co
Verna Ave
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Col Court House
Bonanza Pta
Ken Abplanalo
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George D Merkley
Larry Fields
Utah Fish and Gane Department
Paula Fessenden
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Vernal Ave
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Little, Hole
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Legion National Confab
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