Primary Day Camp Sees Bannock Cleveland Leaders Train Volunteers
The Bannock, Bear Lake and Idaho Stakes held their Primary Day Camp over Thursday Friday and Saturday at Georgetown Canyon. Leaders from Bannock included La Fawn Johnson Lloyd Bennett and Mr Green guiding all children and leaders from Bannock Stake. Cleveland attendees included Dean Mendenhall and Lance Hubbard with Thatcher participants Dwight Carter and Trent Hansen.
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Phatchfr
Cleveland
Bannock
Bear Lake
Idaho
Georgetown Canyon
la Fawn Johnson
Lloyd Bennett
Green
Bannock Stake
Dean Mendenhall
Lance Hubbard
San Antonio
Tex
Wendell Forsgren
Mark Perry
Thatcher
Dwight Carter Trent Hansen
David Bennett
Ralph Hansen
Tulding
LaClede Coombs
Salt Lake City
S Ggron
Tucson
Dale Bennett
Pocatello
Jack Lewis
Dean Millward
Howard Harris
Ray Welker
Theone Kendall
Frank Roper
Preston
Chas Cahoon
Bob Mendenhall
Mes
Folima Hokum
Freeman Rasmussen
Vrs Khetth
Ella Glover
Ogden
Mroo
Vir
Storey
Glover
Forsgren
Area Youths and Residents Attend Varied Local Activities
Local families recount events from the Fourth of July period with visits across Idaho and Oregon. Dee of Ashton reported a seminary building fire, while othersincluding Floyd Hansen, the Skinners, the Randquists, and the Hogans shared gatherings, hospital visits, trips to Logan and Pocatello, and attendance at a primary day camp closing in Georgetown Canyon.
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Logan
Marion Johnson
Floyd Jensen
Hyde Park
Fred Jensen
California
Stan Hogan
Dillon Mont
Kathy Chaffin
Robert Stephenson
Boise
Nellie Stephenson
Harris Stephenson
Soda Springs
Mroo
Manon Hawker
Visits and family gatherings span Salt Lake City to Omaha
Mrs Leone Kirby flew to Omaha to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Colvin while Mrs Colvin, formerly ReNee Lyon Allen Lyon, and family returned home. Salt Lake City visitors include Mr and Mrs Gary Rkarhson and family at Von Talbot’s, and Mr and Mrs Bart Paskins and family hosting Ted Paskins. James Jay Meoo baptized. Meoo and Mrs Ted Paskins hosted Christie nsens.
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Reed Stephenson
Boise
Nellie Stephenson
Claude Mendenhall
Brian Mendenhall
Grace
Richard Owens
Pocatello
Jule Mendenhall
Salt Lake City
Vernon
Shauna Mendenhall
Kevin Bitton
Blair Goodsell
Norman Daniels
William Williams
Treasureton
Allen Lyon
Leone Kirby
Kirb
Omaha
Neb
Robert Colvin
Colvin
ReNee Lyon Allen Lyon
Gary Rkarhson
LaVon Talbot
Bart Paskins
Sandy
Ted Paskins
Eugene Paskins
Ogden
Clair Thomas
Monti Cristo
Larry Atkinson
von R Atkinson
Jay Chostensen
James Jay Meoo
Paskkins
Christensens
Purdue Unveils Largest Lafayette Graduation in History
Iwan Felix Beutler of Weston earns a Purdue University degree as part of a 3772-student 120th commencement held June 11 in Lafayette Indiana. The ceremony marked the largest graduation in the school’s history.
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Iwan Felix Beutler
Weston
Purdue Universiycin
University
Lafayette Indiana
Four Earn Degrees From I D S Business College
Recent graduates in Salt Lake City include four from Pres ton. Janet Jepsen earned an Associate Degree as an executive secretary and works for El Paso Gas in Salt Lake. Maria Jean Smith received honors as a stenographer and a one year diploma from the Institute of Religion. she is an secretary for UNIV. Candace Butterworth earned an Associate Degree as executive secretary and works for American Agencies Insurance. Ruth Knapp, also an executive secretarial graduate, has moved back to Idaho after graduation.
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I.ds Business College
Salt Lake City
Preston
Janet Jepsen
Lester Jepsen
el Paso Gas Company
Salt Lake
Maria Jean Smith
Ellot Smith
The
Institute of Religion
Univ Again
Candace Butterworth
Mie
Woodrow Butterworth
Insurance Com
Pans
Ruth Knapp
Mre
Kenneth Knapp
Idaho
Thatcher Ward Relief Society Elects New Officers
In Thatcher ward the Relief Society presidency was released and reformed with Mrs David Coombs Mrs Ted Smith and Mrs Keith Barthlome as new officers. Mrs Wayne Anderson and others were sustained in key roles while dinner guests included local families. In Cleveland ward the bishopric saw Gene Millward released and Ronald Panter seated. speakers included Mrs Dewey Hansen and Curtis.
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Thatcher Ward
David Coombs
Ted Smith
Keith Barthlome
Relief Society
Wayne Anderson
Terry Smith
Diane Capell
Dick Anderson
Lloyd Bennett
Roger Bennett
Tom Cartwright
Logan _ Louise Bennett
Bill Smith
Ogden
Cleveland Ward
Gene Millward
Ronald Panter
Dewey Hansen
Curtis
Blanche Jean Panter
School leadership shifts in SWAMATA MMIA roles
Mrs Reed McGregor was released as sports director of SWAMATA and LaNae Harris was released as Beehive teacher. Mrs Dean Millward was sustained as sports director and Mrs Bart Andreasen was sustained as Beehive teacher and Bart Andreasen was sustained as a counselor in the MMIA and advisor to the Teachers Quorum.
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Reed McGregor
Swamata
LaNae Harris
Dean Millward
Bart Andreasen
MMIA
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