The Happy Chefs Meet July Seventh in School Club Notes
Linda Reynolds presided at 2 30 pm as the Happy Chefs held a July meeting. Plans were made for a camp trip and a health segment. Evelyn Coon led the closing prayer and a future meeting is set for July 26. A long column followed on spelling importance and home practice tips endorsed by the National Education Association.
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Happy Chefs
Linda Reynolds
Linda Reynold
Linda Caller
Bhirlene Price
Evelyn Coon
Evelyn Cron
National Education Association
Ghost
Junior
Hangman
Kitchen Queens 41 Club Hosts Dessert Making Session
Reporter Velyn Exandsen notes July 18 gathering at 2 00 pm. Ellen Richardson presided. Brenda ONeil led opening prayer and pledged. minutes read. Brenda ONeil delivered safety talk. group sang the National 410 Pledge after the meeting.
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Kitchen Queens
Velyn Exandsen
Kitchen Queens 41 Club
Ellen Richardson
Brenda O'Neil
Clever Clothers Learn Button Sewing At Frandsen Home
The Clever Clothers met at Mrs Frandsen s home on July 5 with leader Mea Frandsen describing material selection for a simple article. Susan Blackburn called the meeting to order and Susan Blockburn adjourned it at 5 pm after light refreshments.
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Clever Clothers
Brenda O'Neil
Frandsen
Susan Blackburn
Mea Frandsen
Susan Blockburn
Clever Clothers Meet Demonstrations On Sewing and Shoe Care
The Clover Clothers met at leader Mrs Frandsen's home on July 12. Brenda O Neil demonstrated sewing machine use while Velyn Frandsen and Cathy Cloward demonstrated shoe care before adjournment at 5 pm by Susan Blackburn.
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Mra Frandsen
Brenda O Neil
Velyn Frandsen
Cathy Cloward
Susan Blackburn
Fabric shop visit sparks planning meeting
The Clever Clothers visited Livys Fabric shop and Pen neys to view fabrics. The meeting was held July 14. Blackburn noted plans to start on large articles next week.
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Clever Clothers
Brenda O'Neil
Livy
Penneys
Susan Blackburn
Tuttles Top Six Club Meeting Notes
The group met at the home of leader Mrs Jan Tut tle on July 14 at 9 00 am. They tried baking white bread and received bread making tips from Demonstration Agent Mrs LuAnne Searle. During the week the group visited the hospital for community service folding gowns drying rubber gloves and making cotton swabs. The service was enjoyed by all.
Our Club Meeting at Charye Siddoway’s Home
Our Club gathered at Charye Siddoway’s home to bake whole wheat bread. Members discussed club camp, sang name songs, and adjourned at 4:00 pm with reporter Marilyn Boutham noting the event.
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Tuttles
Pam Couture
Charye Siddoway
Clara
Three Nifty Stitchers Club Meeting Recaps
Jo Ann Helm reports the 411 Club meeting on July 14 at Delores Melm's home with prayers by Jo Ann Melm and pledges by Linda Lundberg. Mille Cook hosted Needle and Thread 411 Club at Roosevelt City Park last week with a swimming party after a wiener roast.
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JoAnn Helm
Mre
Delores Melm
JoAnn Melm
Linda Lundberg
Linda Lundburg
Roosevelt City Park
Largest Ever Timber Sale Set
The US Forest Service Intermountain Region announces the largest timber sale in its history, for 319 million board feet over 33 000 acres in Moose Creek Plateau on the Targhee National Forest. Idaho Spud Mill Inc of Salt Lake City is the apparent high bidder at 15 10 per thousand board feet for the first 60 million. Final award expected before Sept 1.
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US Forest Service
Intermountain
Joel L Frykman
Ogden
Forest Service
Idaho Spud Mill, Inc
Salt Lake City
Moose Creek Platea Big Springs
Targhee National Forest
Ashton
Idaho
Forest sale to aid economy balances timber harvest and water use
The plan aims to harvest timber on about 2 200 acres yearly to boost the economy while making room for a new crop. Careful planning coordinates timber harvesting with water production, public recreation, wildlife, grazing, and other forest uses, as stated by Mr Frykman.
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Frykman
Chalice Incident Averts Bloodbath in Vernal Years Ago
The Vernal Express recounts how Uncle Jerry Hatch and his son Joe saved a settlement near Vernal Utah when a band of Indians attacked. By inviting the raiders to the fort and feeding them, the pair prevented a massacre, aided by Colorow and two friendly chiefs who urged retreat to the farms.
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Vernal
Ashley Bartlett
Meek' Et
Colorado
Vernal Express
Verna
Penney's
Walla
Ashley Valley
Ashley's Fork
Jerry
Jeremiah
Ateh
Hragon
Joe
Josephus
Utah
Landa
Davis Ward
Faust
Uncle Jerry
Jerry Hatch
Kim
Thia
Indiana
Jerny Hatch
Colorow
Jerry Jatch
County Health Report Records One Tularemia Case
Uintah County reported one case of tularemia for the week ending July 18 per the Utah State Department of Health. The report notes tularemia as the only reportable disease in the county for that period.
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Uintah County
Utah
State Dept of Health
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