Chosen Fair Held August 1967 Rodeo In Grace
Readable text notes a 1967 Fair and Rodeo in Grace with highlights of royalty including Queen An est and attendants connected to local families. Includes mentions of King David Williams and Mrs Boyd Wil sary and ties to Thatcher Attendants and Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
in Grace
David Williams
Boyd Wilsary
Queen Anest
Wayne Sechrest
Chesterfield
L. Young
Thatcher
Fran
Tamie Bells
Ted
Soda Springs
Richson
Grace
Kathleenaughter
yin Bennion
Executives D For Ag Program Keeps Expansion Hints
Fifteen more executives are needed to organize and run the agriculture program. Ida University administrators and local business leaders plan a curriculum with instructors from Foods and retail sectors. The effort seeks about 20 participants, with current organizers including Robin O’Neal and McLelland Lum. Weekend events in Yellow Park welcome interested officers Mrs. J. E. Bues and Dawn, and David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Seelye
Idal Uiversity
College of Administration
O’Neil
troup
allerings
Foods
den
Okay Food Stores
Robin O’Neall
Ida Company
poper
McLelland Lumany
Hunting Dates Announced for September Seasons
Fall hunting season opens in September with archery deer elk and upland bird seasons across numerous units. Programs list general bear elk deer antelope and goat seasons with units covering Kaniksu Spirit Lake Hayden Lake and many others. Details show unit numbers and areas including Camas Prairie Salmon River and Clearwater regions.
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Spirit Benewah Lake
Hayden Lake
Lower St. Joe
Upper St. Joe
Little North Fork
Clearwater River
Little Salmon
Gold Fork
Hayden Creek
Lemhi
Silver City
Owyhee
Big Wood River
Little Wood River
Island Park
Skyline Ridge
Caribou
Crooked Creek
Idaho Basque Dancers Top Show at National Folk Festival
Idaho's Basque Dancers and Milwaukee Serbian Dancers were hailed as outstanding features of the 29th National Folk Festival by Wiltis and Louise Shadduck. The Serbs received a standing ovation and offered to help cover half the Basques' transport to Milwaukee, marking a first invitation to an outside group. The Basques earned four additional festival invitations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Milwaukee
Wiltis
Louise Shadduck
Local TV Firm Starts New Cable System Near Soda Springs
Ray Horner announces preliminary work on a 6.4 mile aluminum coaxial cable project to serve all Soda Springs areas from a mountain antenna site. The system will carry six TV channels and seven FM stations, with construction by W. R. Meceico & Co. and MacKenzie Electric Co. at an estimated cost of 26000 dollars. Construction should finish in about two months. TRUCKERS warned on August 11 tax deadline by IRS official John.
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Ray Horner
Soda Springs
Horner
W. R. Meceico & Co
MacKenzie Electric Co
Prize Winners at Alice Joy Shop Grand Opening
Lucky prizes awarded at the Soda Springs grand opening of the Alice Joy Shop include Afghan entries Karleen Gunnell and Rachel Mee-Law. Electric Broom Helen Brewer. Transistor Radio Sharon Keller. Knit Sweater Set Rubie Matthews. Knit Afghan Kit Alba Rasmussen. Playtex products Gloria Izatt Marie Matthews Sharon Butterfield. Maternity Set Joan Farnworth. Lingerie LaVanda Lundin. Rag Doll Deidre Jean Walker.
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Alice Joy
Soda Springs
Karleen Gunnell
Rachel Mee- Law
Bancroft
Helen Brewer
Grace
Sharon Keller
Rubie Matthews
Alba Rasmussen
Playtex Bros
Gloria Izatt
Marie Matthews
Sharon Butterfield
Joan Farnworth
Soil Conservation Service film library offers free educational reels
The Boise Idaho office of the Soil Conservation Service announced over 145 films available for circulation to schools farm groups churches and clubs from the Portland Oregon Motion Picture Library. Subjects cover soil water conservation land use resources recreation districts watersheds wildlife and woodland management with titles like Adventures of Junior Raindrop and Our Land Its Many Faces. Films may be obtained by written request and are distributed without charge though borrowers pay return postage.
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Boise
Idaho
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Motion Picture
Portland
Oregon
Junior Raindrop
SCS
University of Oregon summer commencement honors 920 graduates
Summer commencement exercises at the University of Oregon honored about 920 degree candidates on August 18. President Arthur Fleming conferred 362 baccalaureate, 476 master's, and 91 doctoral degrees, including Dennis Allan Warner who earned a Master of Science in Education.
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University of Oregon
Arthur
Fleming
Dennis Allan Warner
Perry Warner
Soda Springs
Sant Files for County Treasurer on Republican Ticket
Fern Sant of Bancroft has filed for the office of County Treasurer as a Republican candidate. She previously received service write-in votes at the district meet and is pursuing the treasurer's post.
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Fern Sant
Bancroft
Dove Season Opens September First With Adherence to Federal Rules
The Idaho Fish and Game Department announces opening of dove season on September 1 with hunting hours from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Regions vary by county with local sunrise and sunset times, and regulations limit shells to three in magazine and chamber.
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Idaho. Fish and on Department
Joby
R. Woodworth
Woodworth
Idaho
Clark
Fremont
Madison
Teton
Jefferson
Boneville
Bingham
Power
Bannock
Oneida
Bear Lake
Caribou
Franklin
Proclamation Proclaims Open House for Idaho Nuclear Site
The proclamation marks August 26 1968 as a special day in Idaho to celebrate the National Reactor Testing Station NRTS and its landmark status for the Experimental Breeder Reactor No 1 recognized for powering peaceful nuclear uses and fuel breeding. Mayor Chris Phelps urges residents to visit the NRTS open house and honor this achievement.
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U. S. Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Idaho
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
National Parks Service
U. S. Department of the Interior plan
NRTS
Chris Phelps
Soda Springs
agi gay
Pas Mayer
Idaho Recruits Begin Nine-Week Navy Training Program
Ins of 3408 Second gil of Soda Springs Idaho forgo nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center here. They receive instruction in Naval customs courtesies and organizations ordnance and gunnery seamanship damage control first aid swimming survival shipboard drills and sentry duty. A program of physical fitness military drill and inspections keeps the recruits mentally and physically alert during their eight tests to determine assignment after graduation.
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gil
Soda Springs
Idaho
Naval Training Center
Coffee Social Honors Two Daughters-in-Law
Mrs John Maxwell hosted a Friday morning coffee and social hour to honor her two daughters-in-law Mrs Mark Maxwell of Wheatridge Colorado and Mrs Wayne Maxwell of Corpus Christi Texas.
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John Maxwell
Mark Maxwell
Wheatridge
Colorado
Wayne Maxwell
Corpus Christi
Texas
Fire Danger Still Critical In Caribou National Forest
Caribou National Forest remains in critical fire danger with a limited closure in effect. Ranger Roy Daniels urges all entrants to carry a bucket shovel and axe and follows strict fire safety rules including ash disposal, built fires in designated areas, and keeping a clear 10 foot mineral bare dirt circle. Seven of 15 fires this year were man caused. Remember these are your forests and stay vigilant.
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Roy Daniels
Caribou National Forest
Daniels
Whitworth Completes Advanced Infantry Training
Army Private Wesley C. Whitworth, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert K Whitworth of Bancroft, finished 10 weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Clayton Canal Zone in August. Course covered map and compass, land mine warfare, M 14 rifle and M 6 machine gun, jungle warfare survival and counterinsurgency.
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Fort Clayton, Canal Zone
Wesley C. Whitworth
Herbert K. Whitworth
Bancroft
vb Clayton
Canal Zone
Kiwanis hears Hibbert on Salmon Run in Columbia River
Soda Springs Kiwanis heard Delvan Hibbert of the Fish and Game Department explain salmon and steelhead runs in the Columbia River and their link to Idaho waters. He outlined problems facing the runs and measures to protect them in Oregon and Idaho. Also, Mr and Mrs Russell Gunnell and four sons moved to Murtaugh Idaho after purchasing a farm, ending years in Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KIWANIS CLUB
DELVAN HIBBERT
Soda Springs Kiwanis
sai Fish and Game Department
Columbia River
Idaho
Mr. Hibbert
Fish and Game Department
Oregon
MORTAUGH
Russell Gunnell
Murtaugh
Gunnell
Soda Springs
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Gate City business
J. E. Bues
David
Yel Park
ORNER
Bill Meelee
TOM KRAMER
Gary Rowberry
Cecil Scheffel
Scheffel
Gary
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
isormast
John
ALICE JOY SHOP
Dove
Wlionisland Tennesse
IDAHO FISH AND GAME Department
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