Singing Chefs Meet At Southam Home For Cooking And Song
The Singing Chefs held their third meeting at Marilyn Southam’s home. Renita Risner chaired. prayers were offered. songs included Today Is Monday Coral Rae Southam led. Health lesson by Lorna Pope. Cooking followed with cornmeal muffins. Next meetings set for June 10 and June 16 at listed hosts.
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Marilyn Southam
Renita Risner
Benita
Carole Rae Southam
Smokey the Bear
Lorna Pope
Carole Rue
Nenito Risner
Renita Hisner
Tenka
Maryon Taylor
411 Club
Mias Pope
Carole Rae
Tuttle Top 81x Organizes 4H Club Meeting
Barbara Sundquist Neporier leads a group of girls and mothers at Mrs Tuttle's home on June 17 to organize a 4H Club focused on cooking and related projects for the community.
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Tuttle
Neporier
Barbara Sundquist
Mrs Tuttle
Turtle Top Six Club Formed In 4th Year Cooking Class
The Turtle Top Six is formed with Barbara Wild as president Charly Siddeway as vice president Pam Couture as secretary Barbara Sundquist as reporter Rhea Murray as song leader and Leslie Levy as activity chairman. The first regular meeting will be at Barbara Sundquist home with Barbara Wild as cohostess on June 22. Refreshments were served by Mel Tuttle.
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Ing Club
Barbara Wild
Charly Siddeway
Pam Couture
Barbara Sundquist
Rhea Murray
Leslie Levy
Mel Tuttle
Cooking Demons Second Meeting Held At Gerry Preece Home
Report covers Cooking Demons second meeting on Tuesday June 14 at 10 00 am at Gerry Preece home. Lorraine Landon gave prayer and the group recited the 441 Pledge. Jeanette Meacham read minutes and called role as Anita Erickson hosted next meeting. Members cooked five minute cabbage broccoli and salt potatoes. Meeting adjourned with leader escorting attendees home.
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Cooking Demons
Anita Cricknon
Gerry Preece
Lorraine Landon
Jeanette Meacham
Anita Erickson
Tuttles Top Six Meeting Minutes Reported By Levy
The Turtles Top Six met June 21 at Leslie Anne Levy’s home. Minutes read by Pam Couture, with Barbara Wild presiding. Members cooked creamed carrots, scalloped potatoes, cabbage and cauliflower, tasted the dishes, and the group decided the results were perfect.
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Tuttles
Leslie Anne Levy
The
Turtles
Pam Couture
Barbara Wild
Outdoorsmen Fire Safety Rules For Utah Wilderness
With drought and dry range conditions common statewide, Utah Fish and Game Dept urges outdoorsmen to follow ten conservation commandments in the mountains. Break matches before throwing away, extinguish cigars, use ash trays, fully douse camp fires, protect picnic areas, carry refuse bags, drive slowly in the field, avoid polluting streams, litter highways, and leave camps tidy.
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Utah Fish and Game Dept
Duchesne Lions Elect New Officers in Club Rotation
Burt F Rouse of Duchesne was elected president of the Duchesne Lions Club, succeeding Rowan C Stutz. Rouse is a ranger in the Duchesne District of Ashley National Forest. Other officers elected include William H E Case as first vice president Troy Bailey as second vice president Craig Kennington as secretary Cliff Mickelson as tail twister Neil C Jensen as lion tamer Clyde K R Bartlett and Chester Ly Roy Eliason and Raynold B Hansen named two year directors and one year directors respectively.
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Duchesne Lions
Burt
F Rouse
Duchesne
Duchesne Lions Club
Rowan C Stutz
Rouse
Ashley National Forest
William HE Case
Troy Bailey
Craig "Kennington
Cliff Mickelson
Tafi Twister
Neil C Jensen
Lion Tamer
Clyde KR Bartlett
Chester Ly- Roy Eliason
Raynold
Hansen
Locals Converse as Many Relatives Visit in Vernal
Jessie Neumeyer hosts kin from Ogden Walden and Colorado while East Lake City residents share news of travelers and visitors. Names include Smiths Phillips Burgess Burton Workman Jenkins Perry Hartle and several families from Vernal Myton and Provo across visits to LDS Temple and area hospitals.
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Jessie Neumeyer
Steve Blackner
Fredda Ann
Jessie Mae
Ogden
Ted Phillips
Walden
Colorado
Joseph Horrocks
East Lake City
Fred Phillips
Cole
Jeapie
Neumeyer
Earl Warburton
Cloyd Kump
Baby
Flagstaff
Arizona
Mack McNickle
Englewood
Cale
Inez Allerath
Clarene Burton
Tom Burton Roosevelt
Hyrum Burgess
Aleene Burton
Tom Burton
Della Burton
Keith Ifirtle
Yellowstone National Park
Carolyn Thompson
Sike Thompson
Irva Huber
Noy Huber
Barbara Nyberg
Homer Lee
Great Lake Lumber
Elzabeth Morrison
Ann
Clarence Murray
Myton
Ann Sho
Nancy Jane
Ila Angus
Vernal
Adrian Kump
Junior Stubbs
Brent Brian
Brenda Lou
Beverly Joy
Stubbs
Mable Jenkins
Eugene Workman
Jerry Lowe
Phoenix
Thurmer Rasmussen
Hank Swaint
Maryin
Roosevelt
Rex 'Tay
Salt Lake City
Jane Lyman
Ray Perry
Sybil Yturidga
Verdic New
Floyd Perry
George Bigelow
Sybil Uturiaga
Dragerton
Marvin Perry
Lyle Perry
Linda Perry
Gene Nyberg
Sybil Utruaga
Verdie
Nevada
Salt Lake
Clyde Wahlquist
Rile Blackburn
Georgianna Merkley
Merrill Rasmussen
Merrill Tasmussen
LDS Hospital
Cora Snow
Provo
Lela Searle
Elroy Walkler
Ardith Huber
Florida
Forrest Rowden
Linda
Debbie
Oklahoma
Bishop
Floyd Angus
Tom Abplansio
Gene Walkup
Pearl Woolley
Uinta Canyon
Sunshine Birthday Club
Jenkins
Pearl
Grace
Roosevelt Hospital
Lambert
Theora Angus
Delbert Horrocks
Peter and
Mary Margaret
Las Vegas
New
Bennett
Milton Wool
U S Agriculture Sounds Sound Despite 1959 Pressures
The Agriculture Secretary states the United States farming sector remained fundamentally sound at end 1959 despite ongoing problems from price squeeze. Highlights include assets at a record 2002 billion dollars, farmer debt of 24 billion, equity of 1842 billion, and net income per farm up about one eighth since 1940. Also notes per capita farm income around 960 dollars.
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United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Clude
Farm Ownership Reaches Record High and Mortgage Debt Declines
The era shows historic farm ownership with two of three farms free of mortgage debt and rare foreclosures near all time lows. By year end 195%, most price supported crops traded above support levels while family farms remained dominant, operating 96 percent of commercial farms and ranches. Rural Development programs begin reaching farm families previously left out of aid.
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Vgola. Bottling Co, OF
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Lapoint
Tas
Mable Jackson
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Bate Farm
Kenia
Bucharest
Humania
U.S. Agriculture
Aliee White
Lorn Williams
Zina Anderson
Mildred Mowrey
Marlene Lor
Rocks
Vonda Bigelow
Mi Tat
Iing
Jack O'Connor
Outdoor Life
Ray Moss
Levi’s
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LEVIS
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