Stoutmangtars urged to follow district advancement rules
AL Le Winters district advancement chairman urged Stoutmangtars to follow recent Tenday Council board of review procedures for Star and Eagle advancement. Troop leaders must forward advancement scoreboards two weeks before the District Roundtable, and if satisfactory, sheets go to the District Advancement chairman for the Board of Review.
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Toowida
AL le Winters
District Advancement
Tenday Council
Vanceme
Local Visits Across Towns Prompt Family Gatherings
Mahion and Lucille Beyeler with children from Ogden visited the C R Beyelers in Montpelier. Bart Satterthwaite of Garden City and Ray Hall of Paris called at LeMont Pope’s. Lloyd Stock of Roy visited his parents and attended the Larey Sorensen funeral, with Nina Eborn at Youth Legislature in Boise. Irwin Parker and daughter visited Paris. Don Stucki surgery in Salt Lake. Stucki now at home. Edyth Allen of Montpelier visited with Ida Passey.Passeys hosted Alfred Rogers family in Paris. Irwin S Parker of Montpelier visited Sunday. Mrs Edith Allen and others attended Conference in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahion
Lucille Beyeler
Ogden
C.R. Beyelers
Montpelier
Bart Satterthwaite
Garden City
Ray Hall
Paris
LeMont Pope
Lloyd Stock
Roy
Larey Sorensen
Canark News
Nina Eborn
Boise
Irwin Parker
Don Stucki
Salt Lake
Stucki
Gerald Skinner
Warren Passey
Melvin Passey
Alfred Rogers
Ben Hymas
Susy Lewis
Monter
Jennie Rich
Kathucki
Irwin S. Parker
Edith Allen
Ida Passey
Gene Passey
Wheat Vote Outline by Committee Sets 1964 Program
1964 wheat program depends on May 21 referendum with quotas and price supports. Chairman Sheldon L. Kennedy notes outcomes affect allotments penalties and diversion payments, plus parity levels, with two-thirds needed for favorable terms. If rejected, 50 percent parity and fixed allotments remain. Farmers urged to visit ALCS office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon L. Kennedy
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Kennedy
ALCS
Randolh
Utah
Lanark News Roundup: visiting families and local events
Mrs Verla Messmore and Family of Pocatello visited Mr and Mrs Irwin Parker. Mrs Harlan Eborn attended the 2nd grade spring Festival in Montpelier. Judy Parker and Brenda Eborn of Salt Lake assisted their parents. Captain and Mrs Keith Passey and family visit with his parents Bp and Mrs Warren Passey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verla Messmore
Pocatello
Irwin Parker
Harlan Eborn
Montpelier
Judy Parker
Brenda Eborn
Salt Lake
Keith Passey
Warren Passey
Boiling an Egg Seen as Best Way to Do Everything
A quip notes there is always a best method for any task, using boiling an egg as a metaphor for finding optimal technique and approach in daily work.
Easter Weekend Socials and a Sad Farewell in Ovid
Ovid residents enjoyed Easter weekend gatherings including a Midvale Utah visit by the Nielsons and Petersons plus a MIA social. Hazel Paterson attended a 4 H banquet in Geneva while Amy Shurtliff and Marie Bridges visited Boise. LeRoy Sorenson died suddenly and a large Ovid gathering attended his funeral in Garden City. Hazel Peterson cared for children during absences.
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Stvel Nielson
Midvale
Utah
Dick Peterson
M.I.A
Hazel L. Paterson
Geneva
Amy Shurtliff
Marie Bridges
Boise
Horace Austin
Silent gifts from distant party fade without response
Muffled veiled figures arrive with gifts from a distant friendly party but remain silent. If the gifts are not used, they are carried away silently by the messengers.
For Sale Orgay in this area with bells and chimes
Classified offer advertises an Orgay with bells and chimes for sale or takeover of small monthly payments. Details via Credit Manager Box 179 Sugar House Station Salt Lake City Utah. Dated 4 18 31.
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Sugar House
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Idaho
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