Scouts Awarded at Cub Pack Meeting and Fishing Contest
Pack 242 held a Sunday meeting at Dr M L Schells pond for a fishing contest and awards roast. CH McGrew won overall with seven fish. multiple dens recognized top finishers and four top salesmen received a pennant and a free day at Peony Park for selling tickets to the Scout Fair. The pack sold 366 tickets, earning $45.75 and a red Scouting jacket for Cubmaster McClure.
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Pack 242
M. L. Schel ¥el
CH McGrew
Den 8
Den 1
Jeff Zanders
Keith Hansen
Tom Kuck
Bruce Barber
Bobby Whitney
Den
Mark McClure
Kevin Irvin
Karl Frederickson
Peony Park
Red Oak
Randall Miller
Timothy Mulhollant
McClure
David Leu
Wolf
Don White
Bear
Mike Wederquist
Richard Eustice
Tom Pierce
Timothy Mulholland
Gold Arrows
Kevin. Irvin
Denner
Tmothy Mulholland
Tabor Cubs and Pints Split With Hamburg Bram
The Tabor Cubs and Half Pints split two games with Hamburg Bram the first outing of the year. Half Pints lost 6 to 3 as Jeff Anderson struck out 12 in a two hitter but Hamburg benefited from errors. Cubs won 7 to 5 behind Randy Jennings strong pitching and Randy Hickey’s three hit nights.
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Tabor Cubs
Hamburg
Jeff Anderson
Ernie Bloomer
Dan Reed
Cubs
Hamburg Cubs
Randy Jennings
Randy Hickey
Randy Pills
Jennings
Tarkio
Rock
Malvern Nine Struggles as FM Wins 22-3 in Poor-Condition Game
FM remains undefeated at 30-0 after Larry Kephart twirls a two hitter. Malvern, limited by rain ruined field practice, falls behind early and cannot recover as FM capitalizes on walks and errors for a 22 to 3 victory.
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Larry Kephari
Malvern
Knights
Orioles
Young Soldier Promoted Early After Training in Bliss Texas
James H. Roberts, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Lester L Roberts of Silver City, was promoted to private first class pay grade 1-2 at St Bliss Texas on May 19 after completing asi combat training. The promotion came two months earlier than usual under an Army incentive policy for outstanding trainees.
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FY. Bliss
Tex
James H. Roberts
Lester L. Roberts
Silver City
St. Bliss
L B Rodeo at Hastings Fifth Annual Lite Britches Rodeo
Contestants from six states enter the fifth annual Lite Britches Rodeo at Hastings June 9 10 and 11 sponsored by the Horseshoe Saddle club Performances are Friday and Saturday evenings at eight then Sunday at 2 pm A parade is set for Saturday at seven with lineups at the Methodist church before six thirty Prizes total 200 with three float prizes and five kiddy division prizes Two age groups Junior 8 13 and Senior 14 17 The rodeo area lies just west of Main Street in Hastings.
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Hastings
The
Horseshoe Saddle Club
Methodist
Horseshoe Club
Main Street
Dahl Puts F-M Past Stanton in Conference Play
Fremont-Mills Knights beat Stanton 5-1 to stay unbeaten at 2-0 in Corner Conference. Randy Dahl threw a two-hitter with Jim Welch contributing a single and a double. Larry Kephart collected three hits including a double, Barry Anderson added two hits with a triple, and Jack provided key offense.
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Randy Dahl
Fremont-Mills Knights
Stanton
Larry Kephart
Barry Anderson
Jack
Fremont-Mills
Jim Welch
Dahl
Mills Prize Winners 4-H Club June Meeting and Tour
Mills County 4-H Club met Sunday at Tabor Park at 5 30 for their regular June meeting and annual picnic and club tour. Every member was present as they toured each member’s home to review projects, discuss progress and problems. Appreciation is given to parents for transportation and support. Roger Wyant, Club reporter.
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Tabor Park
Roger Wyant
Truth in Packaging Law to Take Effect
The jumbo pound and giant quart will disappear as July 1 implements the truth in packaging act. Enacted by Congress in 1966, the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act aims at honest informative labeling of interstate consumer commodities, state official Richard M. McClure said.
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Richard M. McClure
Truth in packaging law expands consumer protections
County Extension director explains a new act that requires clear net contents and serving sizes on labels. The government will set standards for packaging descriptions, regulate bargain pricing, and curb excess packing while enforcement falls to the FDA for foods drugs devices and cosmetics.
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McClure
Secretary of Commerce
Food and Drug Administration
Malvern Wins 8-3 as Hamiltons Return to Victory
Malvern jumped back into the win column Sunday night with an 8-3 victory over Hamiltons. West earned the fifth win of the season after a performance featuring five strikeouts, four hits, and five walks. Gee Robinson and Larry Maynes led the offense with two hits apiece, while Hoger Rummery, Jerry Nauman, Bob West, Ron White, and Don West also contributed.
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Malvern
Hamilton
Chuck
West
Malverns
Gee Robinson
Larry Maynes
Hoger Rummery
Jerry Nauman
Bob West
Ron White
Don West
Malvern Sports Boosters Plan Fall Event Grid
At the June Malvern Sports Boosters meeting plans were discussed to boost fall sports and implement ideas before football season. Members were encouraged to attend summer baseball games to support the program.
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Malvern
Malvern Sports Boosters Club
Commodities to be Enforced by Federal Trade Commission
The note states that commodities will be enforced by the Federal Trade Commission. It implies regulatory action or oversight by the FTC over commodity-related activities or markets, highlighting new or ongoing enforcement duties.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Ricky Mickelson
Mike Waymire
Greg Irvin
John Skerritt
Joan Lindburg
Zeigger
Tabor Pints
Bram the
Tabor Weacan
Dan Gemmel
Chuck West
Gemmel
Rod Powles
Randy Brammer
Dave Malcam
Lyn Turner
Powles
Ken Blackman
Lynn Turner
Ken Black
Tener
Crarrs
Terry Zwinn
Kephart
Oriole
Farragut
Fairgrounds
Avon
Richard
Lucille Mel Or
Del
At & P
F-M
Mills
County Extension
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Feating
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U*s*air Force
Air Force
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Mustang
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Fairlane
Daytona
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