4-H Club Awards Highlight Busy Meeting
The 4-H Club held a large meeting with 125 members, leaders, and guests present at Elementary School on March 21. Awards recognized members across projects in livestock, home economics, forestry, gardening, health, dairy, dog, and the environment.
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Race Elementary School
Wateh ‘Arshiall
Grace
Club Congress
Nda Miles Glsu
Ail Marshall Vera Lee
Linda Budge
Leon Rind
Eva McLain
Kenneth Nd
Roger Wilson
Alum Sition
Norma Tay Airy
Merna Clegg
Mark Gibbs
Linda Id
David Yubbard
Connie Hansen
Gail Marsh- Miles
Sharon Taylor
Eks
LuAne
Taylor
Dairy
Larry Ferman
Toone
Russen
Ricky Trie
Gail Marshall
Terry Petell
Alex
Susan Beins
Eloise Sail
Dale Wisti
Dean Gilbert
Ogan
Colleen Holbrook
Yenk
Jan Barfuss
Shirley Ander- Hale
Alice Ann Tigert Christensen
Denice Marie Hard
Lerstup
Heidi Weaver
Shall
Julia Stoor
Vera Ind
Foloys
Ecord
David Hubbard
Ann Allen
Amons
Ist
Markad
Leon Rindlishaker la Budge
Ricky
IN'S CLOSES Doors. Board Plans Action On Next Steps
The notice states IN'S store will remain closed as the board of directors wires to retire. Wallace and Chalders indicate action will be taken after a board meeting. Ros is in California and Hansen travels to Garden City, Utah to visit Paul Spence's home.
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In's
L. Cyhager
Ars
Wallace
Chalders
Ros
California
Lloyd Hansen
Garden City
Utah
Ening
Paul Spence
4-H Leader Training Meetings Planned
The 4-H leader training meetings are set for April 10 and 17 with County Extension Agents Cecil Alldaffer and Karleen Gunne coordinating. The first session at Bob's Cafe Grace begins 1 30 p m with singing Attitudes and problem taking. the second at Idaho Cafe Soda Springs 7 30 p m features a model 44 club demonstration a goals and awards panel and a problem clinic. All 4 H leaders and junior leaders are invited to attend.
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Marjorie Hale
Roxie Marshall
Mary Allen
Caribou County
Cecil Alldaffer
Karleen Gunne
Grace
Jim
Soda Springs
Idaho
Cattle Quarantine Lifted in Idaho
The Utah State Board of Agriculture says the Idaho scabies quarantine is lifted in all counties except Bannock. Bannock’s quarantine should end next week, allowing Idaho cattle to move to Utah without restriction thereafter.
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Utah State Board of Agriculture
Idaho
Bannock County
Utah
B A To Meet Today For WBA Gathering At 800
The W B A meeting takes place this evening at 800 at Maude Balls home. Attendees are asked to wear Easter bonnets. Mrs. C B McFadden of Los Angeles and Mrs. D M Frazier of Salt Lake City visited over the weekend with their sister Mrs. Nettie Fields and Mr and Mrs Rex Weaver and family of Soda Springs.
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C. DB. McFadden
Los Angeles
California
D M. Frazier
Salt Lake City
Wekend
Nettie Fields
Rex Weaver
Soda Springs
Miss Caribou Pageant Aids Local Talent 1969
Grace residents Miss Hunter and Miss Bassett sponsor details highlight the Caribou Pageant held in Soda Springs. Ace Chevrolet Co funds Miss Hunter while Gem Valles Grain Growers backs Miss Bassett. pageant tickets cost 1.50 and 1.00 dollars with seats reserved. Tickets are available at Eastman Drug Store Lowe Drug and Sanders Furniture. Images of the last three contestants will appear in next week’s edition.
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Miss Hunter
Harold W. Hunter
Grace
Ace Chevrolet Co
Soda Springs
Miss Bassett
Dallas Hansen
Gem Valles Grain Growures of
Eastman Drug Store
Lowe Drug
Grace and Sanders Furniture & Appliance
Bancroft
Flood Project Meetings Planned in Bancroft and Gooding
Congressman Ralph Harding and Senator Frank Church announced that the Corps of Engineers will hold public briefings on flood projects for Southern Idaho. Bancroft City Hall April 17 at 7 p m and Gooding City Office Building April 18 at 10 a m will inform residents about local participation and project timing.
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Church
Corps of Engineers
Grace woman Elizabeth Nester dies of heart attack at 83
Elizabeth Snyder Nester 73 of Grace died March 28 at a Murray Utah home from a heart attack. Funeral held April 1 at the Bannock Stake Tabernacle Grace with Bishop John Thomas presiding. She was born November 12, 1889 in Preston to Chester and Isabel Snyder and married Larry Nester in 1909. Survivors include three sons, three daughters, twenty grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. Burial followed at Grace Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Snyder Nester
Grace
Bannock Stake Tabernacle
John Thomas
Grace Second Ward
L.D.S
Blanche Hulse
Viola Smith
Thomas
Merrill
Everett Smith
Gra Williams
Nathos Snydi
Melvin Snyder Flore
Larry Peterson
Darwin Nester
Larry Hutty
Leland Hawker
Danny Nester
Ted Hakala
Second Ward Relief Society
June Balls
Nester
Preston
Chester
Isabel Steward
Snyder
Larry Nester
Afton
Wyoming
Logan L. D. S. Temple
Relief Society
Lawrence
Marlin
Salt Lake City
Carl
Brigham City
Dean
Isabel) Caldwell
Murray
Utah
William
Leona) Hawker
Donna DeWitt
Melvin Snyder
Nathan Snyder
Ogden
Clarence
Rockford
Idaho
Ella Axtell
Fair Oaks
Calif
Alice Olsen
Oakland
Cali
Sarah Dahle
Pocatello
Pearl Lufkin
Shelley
Melvyn Meacham
Idaho Falls
Grace Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
B P W District Convention Set For Sunday
B P W clubs from Duncan Falls Pocatello Firth Blackfoot Lava Hot Springs and Soda Springs meet in Pocatello on Sunday April 7 at the Green Triangle Registration 10 00 to 10 30 p m with business session at 10 38 Olive Kelly Soda Springs Club will install district officers Luncheon planned for 12 30 Reservations to Evelyn Millward by Thursday April 4 requested.
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B.P.W
B.P.W. Club
Evelyn Millward
Dance Postponed Due to General Conference in Salt Lake City
The L. S. Saturday night dance is postponed this week because General Conference is in session in Salt Lake City. No rescheduled date announced.
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Salt Lake City
Easter Sunrise Services at Soda Springs High School Auditorium
The Soda Springs Kiwanis Club sponsors the annual Easter Sunrise Service at the Soda Springs High School auditorium. It will be held at 6:00 a.m. on Easter Sunday, April 14, with all denominations invited and no offering taken. Everyone is welcome to start Easter Day with this service of worship.
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Soda Springs
Davis Infant Dies Tuesday
Misty Lee Davis one month old, daughter of Jerry and Melanie Hurley Davis of Soda Springs, died Tuesday at Caribou County Hospital after a sudden illness. Born February 27, 1968, she is survived by parents, sister Sadie Lynn, and grandparents. Graveside services Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at Fairview Cemetery, Allen Funeral Home directing.
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Misty Lee Davis
Jerry
Melanie Hurley Davis
Caribou County
Sadie Lynn
Soda Springs
Erma Lallatin
Mary Jeffries
Rupert
Oscar Hurley
Evansville
Indiana
Fairview Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
New Appliance Store Opens Friday in Soda Springs
MacKenzie Electric will open in the old Sanders Furniture location next to the Idan Ha Theatre. Owner Ellis E MacKenzie a Soda Springs resident since 1933 has worked at Central Farmers Fertilizer Georgetown and managed Trail Motel Soda Springs. He plans a later grand opening as work continues.
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Ellis E
Mac) MacKenzie
MacKenzie Electric
Soda Springs
Westinghouse
Sanders
Ellis E. (Mac) MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Central Farmers Fertilizer Company
Trail
A. Grant
Brownie Troop Officers Elected at Weekly Meeting
Brownie Troop No 86 and 88 opened by pledging allegiance to the flag and singing America. Officers for this week were elected: President Deanna Coleman Vice President Teresa Dalrymple Secretary Linda Hammond Reporter Kim Hays Cleanup Jan Atwood Lori Hoover with reporter Kim Hays.
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Mag
America
Deanna Coleman
Teresa Dalrymple
Linda Hammond
Kim Hays
Jan Atwood
Lori Hoover
Witnesses To Hold Memorial Services
Jehovah's Witnesses will conduct memorial services at the Kingdom Hall in Soda Springs on Monday April A at 7:30 pm. Frederick Palmer presiding reports the event is the only religious holiday for Jehovah's Witnesses, with services in over 22,000 congregations worldwide and a year turnout of 1,639,681 attendees last year.
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Jesus Christ
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Soda Springs
Christ
Frederick ‘Almer
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Committees Draw Fire On Bear River Project
Montpelier leaders attack the Bear River Project as hearings show broad local opposition. Dr W C Stock cites three meetings in Preston Grace and Montpelier urging more study and delaying feasibility release to the legislature. He questions benefits and warns of higher taxes and water rights changes.
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Montpelier
Smylie
Bureau of Reclamation
Preston
Cache
Box Elder
Oneida
Franklin
Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
Conservancy District
Bear River
Bischoff
Wyoming
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