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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1964
Page
5
Social Security officials advise considering age 62 or 65 for filing. District manager Stranton S Thompson notes many delay due to missing information. For many, 65 is a good target, and those 72 or older who qualify should apply promptly to start checks.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Alldaffer with daughters came back from Fort Collins where he attended a three week summer agriculture Extension School at Colorado State University. He noted 33 states and 22 countries were represented. Mrs Alldaffer and the girls joined field trips and activities. Deanne Findlay also returned home after attending the National Education Association Convention in Seattle. Mass Findlay was chosen by the Caribou Education Association to represent them at the meeting.
A playful note promotes a satirical piece titled The Mouse on the Moon. The blurb hints at farcical space adventures, with a quirky royal kingdom propelling ludicrous antics toward the lunar stage.
Miss Julie Finlayson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Finlayson, married Mr Rondo Perkins, son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Perkins, in a Friday ceremony at the Soda Springs La Church. Bishop Edwin B Smith officiated. The bride wore white lace with a pearl crown veil and carried an orchid arrangement. The reception followed in the recreation hall with honors and gifts attendants, musicians, and many out of town guests. The couple will reside in Chesterfield where the groom ranches.
Hospital notes list visiting times 230 to 400 pm and 700 to 800 pm daily. Birth announced for Jerry and Karen Stoor Soda Springs a girl 91b,3 oz July 11. Several individuals admitted and discharged or still confined, with numerous names and cities across Idaho and New York noted. A family reunion near Palisades Reservoir Alpine is described with the Sibbett family and visitors from Walla Walla and Idaho Falls.
Judith Ann Hicks and Robert D Breen wed in a double ring ceremony July 3 1964 at Bannock Stake House Grace Idaho. Bishop John Thomas officiated. The couple will reside in Los Angeles after a reception and pre nuptial events in Grace Soda Springs and Salt Lake City.
Idaho reports over a million trees and shrubs planted to provide windbreaks wildlife cover and food. Most plantings occur on private land with cooperation from owners and sportsmen. The program aids public and private interests and now focuses more on improving game range on public lands while private lands totaling over 215000 acres are opened to public hunting under landholder agreements since 1953.
Tips for safely handling fish in hot weather. Keep fish dry and cool, separate from water, and use a mesh bag or live well on boats. Remove hooks gently, keep fish dry homeward, and use a burlap bag kept wet to aid evaporation. Fillet large fish and soak in salt and soda for two hours. Do not overcook.
Catholic Digest notes a reflective piece from July highlighting a man’s hard earned lessons. The author considers personal growth through challenging experiences and questions what is truly valuable in life.
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