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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1964

Page

5

Bay City council hosts annual dinner awards

Idaho Falls figures join Soda Springs volunteers at the Bay dinner ceremony where Glenn R. Kun is cited for long service and leadership in Boy Scout work. Recipients include J. Milton Hyde and J. Grant Bick, with remarks from Jo Austin Lin Wilder Hatch and others.

Glenn R. Kuntobert L. Montlo Joseph L. Malad Cal- Tee J. Milton Hydeing J. Grant Bick Jo Austin Lin Wilder Hatch Ale Idaho Falls Malad Sodap Dad

Horsemen Clinic Planned at Bear Lake Fairgrounds

Horse lovers from Franklin Bear Lake and Caribou invited to a full day clinic at Bear Lake Fair Grounds on Saturday May 9 starting 8 30 a m Ed Duren Extension Agriculture Agent leads the program with regional horsemen guiding instruction on breeding selection management parasite control and leadership for 4 H projects. Instructors include University of Idaho geneticist Dr R E Christian Extension Livestock Specialist Morris Hemstrom and Dr Ed Ames Merck Co Fort Collins. Educational materials will be published and a small registration fee noted for senior members.

Franklin Bear Lake Caribou Bear Lake Fair Grounds Ed Duren Extension Agriculture Tri-County R. E. Christian University of Idaho Morris Hemstrom Ed. Ames Merck & Co Fort Collins Cole Duren

Change In Swim Program Dates For Red Cross

JDates for the Red Cross Swim Program have been changed due to a conflict with the County 4H Gump schedule. The revised schedule runs June 25 to 28, June 29 to 30, July 1 to 2, and July 678 to 9 with bus schedules to be announced later.

Red Cross

Self-Help Subscription Drive Seeks Youth Fundraising

In the Sun newspaper a campaign urges boys and girls to sign up for a subscription drive. Participants aim to raise cash for items from bicycles to Scout Camp expenses, with readers urged to choose a preferred salesman and support the effort.

Sun Cription

Clean Up Week Proclaimed in Soda Springs Idaho

Mayor Reed C Stoddard proclaims May 3 to May 9 1964 as Clean Up Fix Up and Paint Up Week in Soda Springs Idaho urging resident cooperation with city officials and Chamber of Commerce. Vacant-lot owners must remove weeds and trash or city workers will and charge costs. churches and civic groups urged to participate.

Reed Stoddard Soda Springs Idaho Chamber of Commerce Reed C

War Mothers Plan Carnation Day On May 9

Soda Springs War Mothers join national group to observe Carnation Day on Saturday May 9 to fund the Veterans Hospitals fund with red and white flowers sold the Saturday before Mothers Day. A National Memorial Service at Arlington Cemetery has been held for 36 years, begun after Congress granted the group authority in 1924.

Soda Springs Veterans Hospitals Fund Arlington Cemetery Congress United States Washington

University of Idaho Conservation Camp at Alpine

T J Chester announces the Fifth Annual University of Idaho Conservation Camp for boys at Alpine Camp on Palisades Lake. June 1 to 6 dates. open to southern Idaho freshmen graduates. Fee 25 dollars covers meals lodging insurance and items. subjects include fish game forestry watersheds timber soils and career guidance. apply via County Extension Agent or write Tom Chester Box 289 Pocatello.

T. J. Chester Pocatello University of Idaho Conservation Alpine Palisades Lake Camp Alpine Idaho Tom Chester Box 289

Hearing Set On Railroad Crossing Protest In Idaho

A district court hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, June 3, 1964 at 10:00 am before the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to consider a protest by Caribou County Board of Commissioners and Richard Torgesen against Union Pacific Railroad. They seek flashing signals at the State Highway 34 crossing near the Monsanto Chemical Plant after nights of near accidents and a November 11 1963 fatality. The protest cites increased local traffic and the absence of warning devices at the crossing used to move railroad cars into the plant.

District Court Room Idaho Public Utilities Commission Union Pacific Railroad Caribou County Board of Commissioners Richard Torgesen Monsanto Caribou County Soda Springs Idaho Monsanto Chemical Corporation Public Utility Commission Conda Monsanto Chemical Plant

North Gem Seminary Graduation Set for May 15

Graduation exercises for North Gem Seminary students will be held Friday evening May 15 at 8 00 at the Bancroft L D S chapel. Guest speaker will be Homer Capener former North Gem Seminary teacher.

North Gem Seminary Bancroft L.D.S Homer Capener

Hospital Auxiliary Plans Odds and Ends Sale

Caribou County Auxiliary members planned an August Odds and Ends sale as their 1964 fund raising project. A date will be announced later. They seek donations of old furniture dishes clothing and household items contact Mrs Lou Bitton Grace phone 425 3254 for pickups or drop offs.

Caribou County Lou Bitton Grace

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