State Ram Sale Set for Filer Idaho July 31
The 55th annual Idaho State Ram Sale at Filer features 565 rams and 22 registered students. consignors span Central, Eastern, Western, and Northern Idaho including Fred Laidlaw Carey and J A Jensen Buhl, with University of Idaho Extension specialists scoring weighed stud rams. Post sale, the Wool Growers will hold a separate meeting addressing grazing, predator control, and promotion projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Ferceders
Idaho
Filer
Duis
University of Idaho Extension Service
Central Idaho
Fred Laidlaw
Carey
Joel Hillman
Jerry Pancheri
Howe
George Babcock
Shoshone
Warren Cogdill
Gooding
Reed
Paris
Mark
Matt Jensen
Reed S Hymas
Ovid
Garth Thomas
Malad
Andrus Bros
Lava Hot Springs
Blaine B. Jorgensen
Marcus Beitia
Pocatello
Don Siddoway
Teton City
Elkington Bros
Idahho Falls
W Kent Christensen
Shelley
University of Idaho of Moscow
Shirts Bros
Fite
Ram Sale Committee
Summer Youth Program and July Fourth Church Events
The Presbyterian Church outlines a summer schedule with Junior Highs on Mondays, 11 to 1, fifth and sixth graders on Wednesdays, and younger children on Thursdays. Directors Natalie Higgins and Cathy Rickert urge sack lunches and participation. A special July 4 worship by Rev. Staffords features music, a flag ceremony, and a box picnic afterward with Rexburg relief efforts continuing for rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Higgins
Cathy Rickert
Staffords
Montpelier
Rexburg
Wynne Sibbett
Grace
Milt Blatter
Chuck Vaughn
Veda Stiles
Mary Allen
Duane Langford
Sue Ann
Winifred Alldaffer
Ken Stafford
Michael Sibbett Receives Most Dedicated Contributor Award
Michael Sibbett of Soda Springs son of Russell QC and Mary Sibbett earned the Most Dedicated Contributor award at the ASUSU Awards Banquet at Utah State University. A senior pre law student, he chaired Current Events on the Student Activity Board this year and previously served as Attorney General of the Utah Intercollegiate Assembly and housing chairman under the EVP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sibbett
Russell
Mary Sibbett
Soda Springs
ASUSU
Utah State University
Michael
Utah Intercollegiate Assembly
F and G Oppose New Roads Into Big Game Areas
Idaho Fish and Game with the commission opposes building more roads into big game areas and urges closing unnecessary routes on Forest Service and BLM lands. The policy, tied to a 1971 survey showing broad support for less access, cites expands in road networks and affluence increasing hunting pressure and restricting hunts over the last two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Williams
Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game Commission
U. S. Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Forest Service
BLM
Department
Idaho
PAGES FROM THE PAST 71 YEARS AGO
A retrospective column recalls events from 3, 22 and many years earlier. Odder notes include Herman Hodges and Cora Williams returning from Portland and San Francisco, Rose Lau visiting Tun Falle, and Mrs H Horsley visiting Noonan. Local travels and family connections populate the week’s wandering memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hodges
Noonan
Cora Williams
Portland
San Francisco
Rose Lau
Tun Falle
Drewey
H. Horsley
J. E. Crossley
Will Skinner
Paul Tipton
Mark Lallatin
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Rachel Gilgen
Montpelier
Thirkill
Salt Lake
JP. Madsen
Lile Wood
Grays Lake
4-H Club News Highlights Youth Leaders and Meeting
The True American Youth leader Cora Barfuss reports a June 1 1976 city park gathering. Members worked on project books and shared help and laughter while planning for full attendance at the next meeting. Reporter Radell Priestley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Barfuss
Mark Priestley
Community priorities shift to facilities over simple school buses
A columnist notes that districts spend 150000 on a bus and gym to facilitate student activity, arguing a shift in priorities from basic transport to larger facility investments. The remark suggests debate over the value of costly amenities for student welfare.
4 H Club News: May Meetings and Pattern Games
The 4 H club organized in May with demonstrations on patterns. At the second meeting the girls played three pattern games. Corena Christensen reported on the activities and measurements discussed by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Super SP
Carol Williams
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Kuna
Kenneth Korn
Clayton Hall
Nampa
Randy Hickman
Robert Patterson
Caldwel
News of
Presbyterian Church
S. E. Matthews
W. South
Soda Springs, Idaho
Bob's
Food Machine Division
Whirlpool
Tafeo
Hussman
Mohawk
Evans
R. C
Bob) Carpenter
USU
Ledge Creek
Kiwanis
Harold Maughan
Santa Maria
California
Clark Nelson
Huniington
Utah
Dave McLains
Judy Rhead
Caribou
Boise
Judy
Dal
Hal
Pepsi-Cola, Company
Jay L. Davis
Butte
Montana
Berris Davis
Darwin Davis
Charles Tingey
Best Mus
Colorado
Carol Lewis
Truman Ashbaker
Caribou County
SUN
Sede Springs
Caribou Construction
Joe Bagwill
Norman Bjorkman
MT. View Center
Mr Ideal
Ideal Implement, Inc
North Yellowstone Highway
Idaho Falls
Allis-Chalmers
Morris
Lely
Corena Christensen
SAS
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