Four-H Club Awards Offer Over 31 000 Prizes Nationwide
More than 31 000 4-H members participate in three national award programs Food Preparation Dairy Demonstration and Bread Demonstration with medals for county and state winners. The state winner earns a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 27 to December 1. Five national winners receive 500 scholarships funded by Kelvinator Division of American Motors Corp. Sectional winners attend the Congress as guests. Awards include watches towels and other prizes provided by Carnation Standard Brands and others. complete information is available from county extension offices.
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Utah Uranium Prosperity: Nation's Top Producer
Uranium-Prosperity Producer Utah stands as the country’s top producer with about 1500 workers. The vital metal underpins Utah’s economy and promises more jobs and rising prosperity as mining expands its role as the youngest member of the mining family.
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Highways Scrutiny Set for Wednesday Utah Idaho Officials
The Utah-Idaho Highways for Survival committee will hold a luncheon on Wednesday June 16 at Hotel Utah with over 106 public officials and industry leaders. Chairman Charles C Freed of the National Automobile Dealers Association says two of every three miles of roads are unsafe nationwide and backs a 40 000 mile interstate system within ten years aided by federal funds and strong financing.
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Future Newlyweds to Enjoy Longer Living Standards
Editors of Changing Times predict June newlyweds will have higher living standards than any group ever. They expect easier housing, affordable suburbs, longer workweeks with time for travel and outdoor activities. Kitchens will feature automatic conveniences and more prepackaged foods. Bigger families and more babies are forecast.
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Victimized Housewives Warned Against Make Money Schemes
Editor warns housewives about millions stolen by bogus make money at home schemes. Investigation of 75 schemes exposes chain letter traps, false promises of easy wealth, and misleading ads for home businesses, mushrooms, and mail offers. FTC and USPS caution and consumer tips urge testing firms, demanding refunds, and reporting fraud.
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Six Happy Stitchers meet for second session
The Six Happy Stitchers held their second meeting on June 7 at leader Sylvia Decker's home. They darned socks and cut out other articles of clothing, reported by Oma Lee Smith.
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The Crooked Stitchers Hold First Meeting At Home
The Crooked Stitchers met May 26 at leader Aileen Hasemussen's home with officers elected Lynn Halterman President Linda Knight Vice President Patsy Halterman Lee Majorie Draper Treasurer Madson Leigh Song Leader and Brenda Bentley Reporter. A second meeting occurred at Helen Hatch's home where socks were darned and the group planned a June 8 gathering at Lyla Halterman's.
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