Weston Creek Irrigation Company notices 1.50 share assessment set
At a duly called meeting the Weston Creek Irrigation Company Board levied a 1.50 per share assessment on capital stock, due by June 23, 1962, to fund ditch cleaning and headgate work. Delinquent stock will be sold at public auction on July 23, 1962, with costs. Payments accepted at box 115 Weston Idaho. Secretary Lyle R Porter. First published May 3, 1962.
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Weston Creek Irrigation Company
Board of Directors
Weston
Idaho
Lott's
Honor Students In Faculty Test Chosen At Preston High
Lyle Porter Charla Bell and Brent Jensen led the senior division with top three scores 307 280 and 274 while Alan Kerr topped the juniors and Scott Fryer led sophomores The highest overall score was 307 of 335 and all results remain confidential The faculty may count the test toward graduation alongside early grades and citizenship factors The top 10 percent will be honored with pins and the valedictorian and salutatorian will receive special recognition
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Alan Kerr
Scott Fryer
Reed Brenchley
Ernest Eberhard
Donald E Walker
Idaho State College
Edwin Petersen
Utah State University
Social-Arts Club Reviews Rockwell Book at Meeting
Margie Hoggan hosted a Social-Arts Club evening featuring a review of Norman Rockwell's My Adventures as an Illustrator by Rena Davis. Elections were held and Zoe Christensen became president Beverly Hollingsworth vice president Sidney Hale secretary. a dessert luncheon followed for 13 attendees.
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Norman Rockwell
Margie Hoggan
Rena Davis
Zoe Christensen
Beverly Hollingsworth
Sidney Hale
Tara Tarsanretdont
Geraldine Ingier
Nancy Tineev
Weston Olsen and William Evans wed in Logan temple ceremony
Tamara Olsen became the bride of William Evans on Friday in the Logan temple with Presiding Elder A George Raymond officiating. A breakfast followed at a Logan cafe and a reception was held in the Weston ward chapel with music by Larry Olsen.
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Tamara Olsen
William Bruce Evans
Logan Temple
George Raymond
Logan
Tamara
Frank L. Olsen
William Dean Evans
Meridian
Weston Ward
Trousseau
Relief Society
Larry Olsen
Thomas E_ Rose
St George
Rose
Marion Morgan
Dennis Fife
Seattle
Luther Fife
Morgans
Charley Morgan
Salem
Ore
Merv
Kay Whitney
Portland
J. B
Blue Mustard Threat to Franklin County Farmers
Franklin county farmers face crop losses from blue mustard a winter annual spreading across counties. County agent DeVere Tovey notes the weed is blooming now with blue four petaled flowers and up to 12 inches tall. The weed committee urges spring cultivation spraying two pounds of 2 4 D per acre and burning in alfalfa fields to slow seeding and reduce impact. Cooperation last year with farmers and road treatments shows promise if continued.
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Franklin County
Franklin County Weed Committee
DeVere Tovey
Tovey
Clifton- Oxford
More Growers Affected by Wheat Quotas in 1962
A. G. Contle announces a change in the wheat marketing quota policy for 1962. The 15 acre exemption no longer applies, and penalties rise to 65 percent of parity with quotas based on farm acreage over the smaller of 135 acres or the farm’s three year high. Price support and diversion payments hinge on participation in the Wheat stabilization program.
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A. G. Contle
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation County Committee
Condie
Candle
Sleeping hazards for Negritos of Malaya tribes
The fragment notes dangers faced by Negritos, a pygmy group in the Federation of Malaya, living in lean tarnished shelters with a sil platform. Sleepers are said to roll from bed beside the platform to avoid mosquitoes and smoke.
Dairy support prices set for 1962 63 marketing year
The Agriculture Department announces national average dairy support prices for 1962 63 at 3.11 dollars per cwt for manufacturing milk and 57.2 cents per pound for butterfat, at 75 percent of parity. A G Condie notes the compulsory range and 9 percent of milk marketed to be bought by the government, with an estimated 523 million dollar cost.
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Department of Agriculture
A. G. Condie
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Lset
Commodity Credit Corp
USDA
Eye Safety Bids Urgent Care For Vision Protection
Dr. Newton K Wesley warns eye injuries occur at two per minute in work settings costing about 20 million dollars annually. Most injuries stem from flying particles fumes or bright light. 98 percent possible to prevent with safety goggles and rules. Parents should supervise play to avoid sharp or projecting toys. a dart pierced a contact lens but not the eye.
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National Safety Council
United States
National Eye Research Foundation
Avril Socials Host April Literary Meetings.
Avril Socials entertained members at two April gatherings hosted by Rose Olsen on April 12 and LaVinia Cutler on April 26. Sue Merrill reviewed Dear and Glorious Physician by Taylor Caldwell and And Then There Were Eight by Paul Mel Roy, with a salad luncheon and a musical number by Lettie Condie Clarice Porter and Janet Porter. Ora Greaves attended as guest.
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Literary Club
Rose Olsen
Sue Merrill
Taylor Caldwell
LaVinia Cutler
Clare Bickmore
Paul Melroy
Lettie Condie
Clarice Porter
Janet Porter
Ora Greaves
Cutler
Congress Eyes Expansion and Revision of Sugar Act
Congressman Ralph Harding reports on a proposed sugar bill backed by major industry groups. The plan sets a 9,700,000 ton five year quota with 67 percent domestic and 32 percent foreign share, boosts beet production to 2,665,000 tons, and adds 20,000 acres for expansion. The domestic beet share would rise 75 percent of increases, while eastern financiers influence maintains limits.
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Congress
Ralph Harding
U. S
Idaho
West
Mr. Harding
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Lyle Porter
Charla Bell
Brent Jensen
Preston High School
Allis - Chalmers
Hesston
Weet Cine
Modern Farm Equipment Co
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Nate
Christ
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Utah
Social-Arts Club
Hears Book Review
Newton K. Wesley
Avril Socials
New York
Hudson River
Sango China
Samson
North State
Isle
Cubis
Chee
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