Maesers and Calders visit from Los Angeles area
Maeser and Fred Calders visited the Joseph Calder home last week from Los Angeles with relatives including Marvin Lingh's family from Provo. They toured Flaming Gorge Dam and Steinaker, and other locals hosted visits, while many ward members joined a Salt Lake MIA Dance Festival preparations and other family travel noted around Cody and Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Calder
Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph Calder
Marvin Lingh
Provo
Troy Burton
Flaming Gorge
Steinaker
Maeser 2Nd Ward
Salt, Lake
Dara Mansfield
Lela Hacking
Clara Jean Abplanalo
Christine Caldwell
Juanita Sinfield
Darlene
Adresna Raines
Perry Johnson
Greg Morrison
Craig Collett
Craig Cook
Edna
Raines
Towa] Hacking
Jerry Esplin
New 4-H Club Forms in Local Area
Kathy Hodgkinson reports a new 4-H Club started on Thursday June 13 at leader Carma Preece’s home. Officers elected include Marilyn Lenson president Arlynn Maxwel vice president Susan Helm secretary Janet Preece song leader Kathy Hodgkinson reporter Connie Webb project chairman Carman Preece leader and Gerry Preece Jr leader. Club name to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Hodgkinson
Carma Preece
Marilyn Lennson
Arlynn Maxwel
Susan Helm
Janet Preece
Connie Webb
Carman Preece
Gerry Preece
Utah Plants Wild Turkeys Near Dam Area
Utah Fish and Game reintroduces Merriam's wild turkeys to Flaming Gorge dam area and Pine Valley Mountains, releasing birds trapped from La Sal Mountains brood stocks. The program, begun in 1951, uses eight habitat suited areas to restore the species once roaming widespread in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Utah Department of Fish and Game
Jack Wf. Berryman
Utah State University Extension Service
Flaming Gorge
Pine Valley
Merriam’s
la Sal Mountains
Moab
Fish and Game Department
U.S
Big Game Meet Set in Duchesne
The Duchesne public meeting will be held at 8 pm Thursday at the Duchesne County Courthouse. It is one of six annual Utah meetings conducted by the Utah Board of Big Control to gather information for Interagency Committee recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Utah Board of Big Control
Duchesne County Court House
Utah
Interagency Committee
Turkeys Return Under Conservation Drive in Wyoming Season
Mr Berry man notes conservation movement saved many birds and animals. Wildlife managers plan to restore turkey numbers with a 2 500 permit season in Wyoming. Wild turkeys are trophy class game, wary and tricky to approach, often hunted with rifles rather than shotguns. Birds measure three to four feet and weigh five to 35 pounds, averaging eight to 15 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Buttons and Bows 4-H Club Meets at Millecam Home
The second meeting of the Buttons and Bows 4-H Club was held on Wednesday June 12 at 4 15 p m in the home of Willa Rae Millecam. The club decided to expand beyond 8 members with two new members voted in and another person requesting to join. Avene Haws demonstrated sweater buying and care while Connie Fox demonstrated fabric buying and testing with a section on fabric prints and designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Rae Millecam
Avene Haws
Connie Fox
1963 Fall big game hunt decisions to be set
After meetings, the Board will finalize fall big game season actions. Members include Harold S. Crane of the Utah Department of Fish and Game Welby Aag ach of the Utah Woolgrowers Dan Freed of the Utah Cattlemen Other Pay of the Utah Wildlife Federation and William D. Hurst of the US Forest Service. Results and regulations for 1963 hunts will be posted shortly after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Crane
Utah Department of Fish and Game
Welby Aagach
Utah Woolgrowera
Dan Freed
Utah
Utah Wildlife Federation
William D. Hurst
Forest Service
Savings Bond Sales in Uintah County May Totals Reported
Uintah County savings bond sales for May reached 178 dollars, said county bond chairman N. J. Meagher Jr. First five months of 1963 accumulated 33,350 dollars, constituting 33.3 percent of the annual goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
N. J. Meagher, Jr
Meeting Note At OOpa By We hone oF Wie Leader
A brief meeting was held on Wednesday June 19 at OOpa by We hone oF Wie leader Avene Wraws. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oopa
We Hone of Wie
Avene Wraws
9 Merry Mixers Meeting Details and Introductions
The Merry Mixers held their second meeting at Leslie Levy's home where she demonstrated dishwashing. Elen Merrell was introduced as the new assistant leader as the group met on Monday June 7 at Gwen Abeg Glen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Pedersen
Merry Mixers
Teader
Leslie Levy
Elen Merrell
Gwen Abegglen
SIX FANCY CHEFS MEETING AT VALYNNE SPENDLOVE HOME
The Sex fancy uners met at Valynne Spendlove home for their sixth gathering. Muffins and Banana Milk shakes were made and judged by club members. Ellen Ufford reported on kitchen safety. Cheryl Jolley led song practice. Hina Caldwell joined as activity chairman and will lead the skit for 4-H camp. New officers elected include Becky Sewards president and Valynne Spendlove vice president. Janese Lindsay secretary, Ellen Utford reporter, Cheryl Jolley pony leader, Michelle Stewart safety chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uners
Valynne Spendlove
Ellen Ufford
Cheryl Jolley
Hina Caldwell
Becky Sewards
Valynne. Spendlove
Janese Lindsay
Ellen Utford
Cheryl [Jolley
Michelle Stewart
Eighth Crooked Stitchers 4-H Club Meets Again
Marlene Wardle reports the seventh meeting of the Eight Crooked Stitchers 4-H Club held Wednesday June 12 at 2:00. The group recited the pledge, reviewed minutes, played a game, discussed sewing and worked on projects, with Mrs Staugh serving refreshments before adjournment. The next meeting will be at Judy Punches home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Wardle
Serviceman Returns To California Base
Pvt. Stephen G. Oldham completed basic training at Fort Ord California and spent two weeks furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs George Oldham of Maeser. After finishing a two month advanced infantry course he will be sent to Georgia for parachute jumping school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Air Force Base
Mark
Evan Hall
David Hall
Michigan
Evan Wil
Mark M. Hatl
Colton
Call
Jim
Harbor
Stephen G. Oldham
Ft. Ord
California
George Oldham
Maeser
Pvt
Oldham
Georgia
Cole BLM Holds Board Election
The Advisory Board for Colorado District No. 1 of the Bureau of Land Management completed its election. Seventy percent of mailed ballots were returned by qualified voters. The board comprises four cattlemen four sheepmen and one wildlife representative. Livestock reps are elected by permittees and the wildlife member is appointed by the State Director for Colorado. The board gives advice on grazing matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Board
Colorado District No. 1
Bureau of Land Management
Colorado
Albert G Goodrich Funeral Rites Held in Moses Lake
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 am in Moses Lake Washington for Albert G Goodrich 92 formerly of Vernal. He died Monday in a Moses Lake hospital after a stroke and had recently undergone surgery. He was stake patriarch and former bishop of Naples Ward with past Uintah Stake Presidency service. Surviving sons and daughters include Albert M Carl Merrett and Ruth of Moses Lake Frank Orem and O Donnell Provo. Siblings Elmer Lucy Lind Bodily Manwaring Arthur Lehi Floyd Edith Stone Leslie John Goodrich of Bluebell also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Slade
Salt Lake
Teresa Jo
Georgia Morrell
Anna Jacmillo
Larry Knight
Kemmerer
Wyo
Lynn Hell
Acele
Paul
Idaho
Kaysylle
Ace
Moses Lake
Wash
Albert G. Goodrich
Vernal
Mr. Goodrich
Nishing
Moses Lake Hospital
Naples Ward
Uintah
Albert M
Carl
Merrett
Ruth Goodrich
Frank
Orem
O'Donnell
Provo
Elmer
Lucy) Lind
Maeser
Joseph H
Vilate
Bodily
Byron Goodrich
Leona) Manwaring
Arthur
Salt Lake Cl
Floyd
Edith) Case
Altamont
Arvil
Ruth) Stone
Lehi
Leslie
John Goodrich
Bluebell
Three Sheepmen and Cattlemen Re-elected in Colorado
Three sheepmen Nick Theos Meeker Bert Rowenlund and Hugh Seely all from Meeker and Craig Colorado were re elected to represent sheep interests. Three cattlemen Richard Burke Tio Blanco Colorado Eigh Caldwell Meeker Colorado Melvin Crawford Meeker Colorado Harvey Wyman Craig Colorado were re elected as cattle representatives. TIM MANTLE Artesia Colorado was elected cattle representative replacing the late Guy Ramaculaf Elk Springs Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Theos
Meeker
Colorado
Bert Rowenlund
Hugh Seely
Craig
Richard Burke
Tio Blanco
Eigh Caldwell
Melvin Crawford
Harvey Wyman
Edgar Jones
Rio Blanco
Tim Mantle
Artesia
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Mmaeser
Fred Calders
L. A
By Donna W. Collett
Edwin Hall
Roy
Mark Mall
Mrs. Laddie Richards
Mra
Deazni Adams
Jill
Cody
Carolyn
Frank Hanchett
Lloyd Hichards
Rupert
Shirley
Carol Jean
Vernon Richards
Doris Burton
Stella Karren
Eva Trujillo
Wellington
Andrew Herring
Boyd Colton
Pasey
Frank E. Colton
Wallace Caldwell
Glenn Allen
Ydaho Falls
Macion Aller
Melba
Bobby
Lonnie Thomas
Boise
Wallace Caldwells
Lynn Mechans
Keith Adama
Garth Colton
Clyde Tall
Frank 7
Coltens
Lewiston
Mont
Garth
Elmor Colen
Clara Hall
Wilmar
Elizabeth Harper
Mac McClowd
Thurman McClowd
Tom
Navy
United States
Berryman
Pyt
Fi. Ord
BLM
Albert Goodrich
Long Valley
Mt. Carmel
Kane County
George A. and
Harriett Maria Taggart Goodrich
Bresser
Chromecraft
East Main
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