Order of Arrow Banquet Planned in Logan
Scouts and Explorers of Cache Valley Council announce the annual Order of the Arrow fathers and sons banquet set for February 12 at 7 p.m. in Logan's sixth and 14th wards. Tickets are $1 a plate. active members and a guest are invited. reservations via Glen Carlson or Keith Gambles.
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Order of Arrow
Logan
Cache Valley Council
Order of the Arrow Fathers and Sons
4Th South
Main
Glen Carlson
Keith Gambles
Preston
Order of the Arrow
Larry Squires
Royal Crockett
Alan Beckstead
Norris Merrill
Brent Wison
Royal McFarland
Larry Brunson
David Ammussen
Harold White
Curtis Broadbent
Alan Turner
Bill Ewer
Jefferson Pupils Hear Speakers On Professions
Jefferson elementary showcases a profession project run by the student council to inform pupils about future careers. Speakers include Mrs. Carol Brown on laboratory technology and planned talks by Elden Tanner on photography and Dr. Clair Cutler on medicine.
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Jefferson
Jefferson Elementary School
Jefferson School
Hilda Steele
Virginia Schwartzrock
Wayne Brown
Preston
Carol Brown
Brown
Preston Hospital
Betty Burton
Maurine Forsgren
Marcene Oliverson
Elden Tanner
Clair Cutler
Relief Society Leadership Changes at Franklin Stake
Matilda B. Gilbert is released as Relief Society president with Nellie Brenchley and Jennie S. Nuffer as counselors. Board members Physilis Kingsfond Lucre tia Maughan and Norine C. Bingham released. G Cecil Foster released as president of the ninth quorum of elders with W Wayne Cole Howard Swainston and Glen C. Tanner as counselors. William A. Davis sustained to high council and W Wayne Cole as ninth quorum of elders president. Jen nie S. Nuffer sustained as stake Relief Society president with Norine C. Bingham first counselor Reva Wilson second counselor Dana Webb secretary and Alzina T. Egbert board member.
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Franklin Stake Relief Society
Matilda B. Gilbert
Nellie B. Brenchley
Jennie S. Nuffer
Physilis Kingsfond
Lucretia Maughan
Norine C. Bingham
G. Cecil Foster
W. Wayne Cole
Howard Swainston
Glen C. Tanner
Franklin Stake High Council
William A. Davis
Ninth Quorum of Elders
Stake Relief Society
Reva Wilson
Dana Webb
Alzina T. Egbert
New Type Auto Trades Program at Preston High School
Preston High School adds a pilot auto trades program approved by Boise trade and industry. The plan opens three student levels with a total 57 places, using live mock-up engines and enhanced shop facilities. Oscar Almond leads the program with 20 years in Idaho T and I teaching, master’s rating earned in 1960.
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Preston High School
Trade and Industry Department of Vocational Education
Boise
Idaho
Oscar Almond
Watersheds and Snow Survey Details Highlight January Readings
Snow surveys show February water content across watersheds with 3.8 to 16.2 inches current and six-year averages of up to 12.3 inches. Liberty Springs course records 26.4 inches, Emigrant Summit 16.6 inches, with data compiled by Morian Nelson and Gregory Pearson for monthly forecasts from the Soil Conservation Service in Idaho and Utah.
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Strawberry Creek
Liberty Springs
Mink Creek
Emigration Cariyon
Gow
Morian W. Nelson
State Soil Conservation Service
Boise
Gregory J. Pearson
SCS
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ptime
Soil Conservation Service
Preston
Franklin Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Stanton M. Hawkes
Cari] Foster
W. D. Smart
de- Ralph Perry
Dennis Ralphs
Carl Mortensen
Morian Nelson
Soil Conservation, Metric
Reservoirs Scrape By With Below Normal Storage in Early 1962
Mr. Nelson notes smaller area reservoirs show below normal storage for this period, dampening the positive outlook. He stresses that normal snowfall in the rest of the season is needed to yield average water supplies in 1962.
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Nelson
Spencer Cranney Named All American Hopeful in 1961
Local football committee names Spencer Cranney to the All America football team list for 1961 at the Chief Wigwam in Oklahoma City. Coach Glen Oliverson praises Cranney as a leader and skilled competitor while Cranney weighs college football offers and medical studies to protect amateur status.
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United States
District of Columbia
Spencer Cranney
NHL
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
al McCoy
Mose Simms
Glen Oliverson
Cranney
Edith Petty Dies Suddenly in Swan Lake Noted LDS Aide
Mrs. Edith Chella Howell Petty died suddenly at her Swan Lake home. Born April 25 1886 in Clifton she married Lewis J Petty Jr April 24 1907 in the Logan LDS temple. Survived by husband five children sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm Swan Lake chapel with viewing Wednesday evening. Burial in Swan Lake cemetery.
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Edith Chella Howell Petty
Swan Lake
Clifton
Thomas
Harriet Henderson Howell
Lewis J. Petty Jr
Oxford
Logan
Nev
E. Vernon Howell
Salt Lake City
Marion
Room for rent with heated water in North West area
Stamp from garbled notice listing a heated room for rent with hot water. Contains stray digits and names such as Van Dyke and Staines. Provides a single phone number 852-1524 and references to goats and other unclear items.
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Ufur
North
Oaks
Whitney Ward Bishopric Reorganized January Twenty Eighth
Stake President Dean Palmer and counselors Wallace Jensen and Angus Condie reorganized the Whitney ward on Sunday January 28. Cecil Foster was sustained as bishop with Hesy Beckstead and Glen Tanner as first and second counselors and William Reese and Lyman Sharp as clerks. William A Davis and Kenneth S Porter and Robert M Hull were released as bishop and counselors. Milton H Owen, Merlin R Swainston and Lyman J Sharp were released as clerks.
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Dean Palmer
Wallace Jensen
Angus Condie
Whitney Ward
William A. Davis
Kenneth S Porter
Robert M Hull
Milton H. Owen
Merlin R. Swainston
Lyman J. Sharp
Cecil Foster
Wth
Hesy A. Beckstead
Glen C. Tanner
William G Reese
Sugar Beet Grower Meetings On Weed Control
Sugar beet growers are invited to meetings in the Franklin county courthouse social hall next Tuesday at 1 30 p m to discuss weed control using Avadex and Tillam chemicals with representatives from manufacturers. Films will illustrate use and last season Avadex and Carbyne aided wild oat control on about 600 acres in the factory district.
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Franklin County
DeVere Tovey
Avadex
Carbyne
Gaylord Larson
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Darrell Larsen
University of Idaho
Daniel Roberts
Arwen Larson
Sugar Beet Growers Organization
Larson
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