Former Resident's Husband Earns Doctorate at UU
Frank Robert Paulsen former Cokeville superintendent and noted in southern Idaho and northern Utah received a doctoral degree from the University of Utah on June 4. He holds multiple degrees and diplomas, teaches at Utah, and will publish sections of his dissertation An Inquiry and Interpretation of Basic Assumptions of Educational Administration. The Paulsen family resides in Bountiful Utah with son Robert Keith.
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Cokeville
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
University of Utah
Paulsen
Utah State Agricultural College
Institute of Government of Utah University
National Journal of Educational Research
Pausen
Department of Educational Administration
Marge Lucille Harris
F. W. Harris
Soda Springs
Robert Keith
Bountiful
Central Area Folks Share Summer Travel News
Central residents report trips and visits across national parks and western towns. Mr. and Mrs. Von Simonson with Mrs. Clifford Rich travel to Glacier National Park and Cardston in Canada, while others visit relatives in Grace and Lago.
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Bountiful
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Canada
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Brent Simonson
James Clarenshaw
Lago
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Kristin Simonson
Grace
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Victor
Montana
Henry Gummersall
Wilford Andersen
Terry
Lake Sublette
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Howard Seleho
Stephen
American Falls
Fred Qualman
Mabel Ellis
Millville
Utah
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Germany
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Arimo
Richard Holsten, Jr
Terry Andersen
Stephen Selcho
Lester Hansen
Bancroft
Welland Hansen
Providence
Salt Lake City
Ay Ser Ant
Ewey Garner
Pia
Harrison
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Rupert
Sun Valley
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Camp Nebeker draws 97 scouts and 11 leaders
Ninety seven boys and eleven leaders attended Camp Nebeker last week marking the season’s largest camp. Troop 42 Chesterfield participated with awards given at Friday’s court of honor. notable attendees included Michael Throckmorton of the Idaho Fish and Game Department who spoke on conservation and trained staff.
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Idaho
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Virginia
Troop 42
Chesterfield Bary
Kent Redford
Michael Whitworth
Brent Shipley
Dwayn Shipley
Scout Life Guard
Charles ““K" Millward
Billy Muir
Order of the Arrow
Dean Hatch
Mike Whitworth
Farmers Tour Highlights Grass Research At Aberdeen Field Day
Caribou County farmers attended a grass tour July 9 sponsored by the Soil Conservation Service and Extension Service. They studied grass plantings and sagebrush control along with pasture management, heard from Dr. Sparks on potato injuries, and toured the 200 acre Aberdeen experiment station with wheat varieties, beet and potato water needs, and 2600 barley varieties. Attendees included Joe Dygert Kenneth Chatterfon Harold Varley Max Rigby Harvey Lloyd and Cecil Alldaffer.
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Upper Narrows
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Kenneth Chatterfon
Soda
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Max Rigby
Grace
Harvey Lloyd
Central
Cecil All-daffer
Rasmussen and Guests Tour Jackson and Palisades
Mr and Mrs Francis Rasmussen and their guests Mr and Mrs Wendell Taylor of Malad toured Jackson and Palisades on Sunday visiting local sights and enjoying a day trip with friends.
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Jesse Rasmussen
Ogden
Francis Rasmussen
Four-H and Energetic Five June Activities
June reports from 4-H clubs recount meetings by JHE Serra Cookers and Energetic Five. Activities included vegetable demonstrations, fruit recipe dishes, sewing lessons, and a trip to 4H Camp Alpine. Students note progress, upcoming fall, and continued project work under Mrs Lenore.
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State Board of Health Seeks Open Examinations
The Idaho Merit System Council will administer open competitive exams to fill multiple openings in the State Board of Health. Vacancies include Psychiatric Social Workers Clinical Psychologists Rehabilitation Officers Social Workers in Mental Health Sanitarian Engineers Laboratory Workers Field Representatives and Dietitians of Public Health. Filing closes August 3 with forms available at the state office or district health offices.
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Department of Mental Health
Yi Orment Security Ag Bete Sod Distri Health
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