Springs Leaguers Tourney Sets Double Elimination Meet
The 1966 Springs Leaguers tourney features double elimination with trophies for first through consolation, plus sportsmanship and individual awards. Teams like Downey Abereen Avengers Kony Angels Highlanders Blockbusters Filer Caldwell Comets and others will compete, with fans provided free tickets and housing arrangements for players.
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Pocatello Haw
Po- Park
Montpelier Monarchs
Downey
Abereen Avengers
Kony Angels
Utah
Highlanders
Blockbusters
Filerats
Caldwell Comets
Rails
Rockets
Virgil Schmett
Rockland
Maericans
Hanson
4 H Club News Report Meeting Details
The meeting was called to order by Tracy Andrews with 4H pledge led by junior leader Jamie Herd. Tracy Andrews gave a demo on How to Stay Stuck and Mrs Findlay also presented. Refreshments were served by Dianna Lewis. Dianna Lewis Reporter.
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Tracy Andrews
Jeader
Jamie Herd
Newcomers In Our Midst Joneses settle in town
Mr and Mrs LaVar Jones move to town this week. Mrs Jones is the former Wanda Hunter. Both are well known to old residents. Jones was livestock foreman for W B Beers in the Caribou Basin for 21 years. They split time between Evanston summers and Wendover winters. Carol Hunter, a rodeo queen, is now Mrs Don Shook of Tucumcari New Mexico. They reside at 23 Monsanto Ave.
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LaVar Jones
Jones
Wanda Hunter
Mr. Jones
W. B. Beers
Caribou Basin
Mr. Beers
Evanston
Wendover
The
Deseret Livestock Co
Carol Hunter
Carol
Don Shook
Tucumcari, N. M
Monsanto Ave
4 H Ambassador Tour in Austria
Kay Hale recalls the 4 H Ambassador Tour staying with Austrian farm families. They toured wine cellars, farms, villages, and activities like soccer, sailing, and bowling. The visit included Dachau concentration camp in Munich, highlighting stark historical cruelty and American luck.
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Austria
Germany
Switzerland
Munich
Dachau
4 H Club News July meeting and cake incident
The Cook Happy Club met on July 5 to bake a birthday cake for Margaret. They iced the cake, ate ice cream dessert, and later the cake disappeared between Karen Davis and Bev. Mrs Renee Christensen led the meeting with a biscuit baking demonstration.
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Happy Club
Margaret
Karen
Bevi
Karen Davis
The Happy Sewers Meet We Sew Towels and Buttons
Doris Jean Jenkins led the Happy Sewers meeting on Wednesday July 5 with 10 members present. Cathy Jenkins chaired, Bonnie Lloyd read the minutes, Tammy Butterfield served refreshments, and Shauna Gilbert reported.
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THE
Happy Sewers
Doris Jean Jenkins
Cathy Jenkins
Bonnie Lloyd
Tammy Butterfield
Shauna Gilbert
Buttons and Bobbins Meeting Minutes Summary
Jean Spackman hosts a June 5 meeting at 120 N Main St. with Debra Godfrey absent. Debra Spackman reads approved minutes. Karyn Christensen demonstrates sewing hooks and bars. Meeting adjourned at 3:00 PM. 40 workers urged to finish tasks.
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Jean Spackman
Debra Godfrey
Stephanie Horsley
Karyn Christensen
N. Main St
Debra Spackman
Steady Stitchers Lead 4H Club Meeting Highlights
Martha Harris and Fern Deaton led the Steady Stitchers 4H club under president Diane Brown. Patti Deaton led the pledge, Janet Brown led the 4H pledge, and Nancy Kunz presented the club motto. Members checked textiles and learned labeling and clothing purchasing. Jana Love Anderson noted, next meeting at 51 North Second East. Ann Harris reporter.
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Diane Brown
Patti Deaton
Janet Brown
Nancy Kunz
The Smacken Snackers Club Forms 4H
Our first meeting was held on Wednesday June 13 with Cindy Stoor elected president Judy Sib bett secretary Greg Ostler and David Smith as song leaders and Melanie Dockstader reporter We chose the club name and planned 4 H Foods I learning goals while measuring dry ingredients and sharing a fun start to the year
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Sharon Ostler
Cindy Stoor
Judy Sibbett
Greg Ostler
David Smith
Melanie Dockstader
Seven Snappy Seamstresses Muriel Johnson Leader
Muriel Johnson reports club members enjoyed a four day 4H camp in Alpine Wyoming and recent meeting at Deanna Coleman’s home. Karen Johnson opened with the pledge, DeAnn Anderson led songs, and Deanna Coleman demonstrated machine threading. Members reviewed aprons for fair readiness. Robyn Gambles Reporter.
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Muriel Johnson
Alpine
Wyo
Deanna Coleman
Karen Johnson
DeAnn Anderson
Neighbor’s Wife Cook Inspires Town Bar Tale
A man in a nearby town brags his wife is an excellent cook. One evening he finds a truck driver dining at their home. Amid crowded bars there remains space for a bored tale about the incident.
New Books at Library and New Classics Review
A catalog listing titles across fiction and non fiction from arts to engineering. Notable entries include Houses of God by Le Corbusier and Wright, Daniel Boone by John J. Van Noppen, The Wight of Clear Choice by Doris Miles Disney, October the First is Too Late by Fred Hoyle, Washington and Vietnam by Dorothy D Bromley, The Valdez Horses by Lee Hoffman, The Holy Land by Pat Lagerkvist, and Wonders of the Modern World by Joseph Gies.
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Stonehenge
Lascaux
le Corbusier
Frank Lloyd Wright
United Nations
New York
Jeannette Mirsky
Daniel Boone
John J. van Noppen
Doris Miles Disney
Fred Hoyle
Washington
Vietnam
Dorothy D. Bromley
Lee Hoffman
The
Holy Land
Pat Lagerkvist
Joseph Gies
Kern and students learn horse care and safety rules
John Banks reports on Kern teaching eight safety rules for riding horses. The demonstration includes reading a horse and curling a steer’s hair, followed by serving banana splits.
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Triple C
Kern Crump
Kern
Lyle
John Banks
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Cardinals
Sandra Findlay
John Deere
Shuler Bros
Hillside
Massey Ferguson
Soda Springs
Kay Hale
the Cook Happy Club
Pat Freece
Renee Christensen
Jalayne Clegg
Martha Harris
Fern Deaton
Gone Bore
Fede Springs, Hehe
RLB
Moonlight Sale
Mark Lallatin
LEVIS
Farah
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