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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
7
Local notes recount visitors and departures including Mr Reed's crash aftermath and Gary Grimm hospital status. Families from Bancroft travel abroad to Switzerland and Brussels, visit Las Vegas relatives, and plan Montana Glacier National Park trips. School events include library open hours and a regional cook convention report.
Don Larsen’s perfect game in the World Series is recalled as a landmark feat, the seventh perfect game in major league history and the first since the early 20th century. The item reflects local sports notes and a nearby advertisement for boats at the Geyser Club.
A guide to kebab style hosting with skewers marinated lamb and vegetables served from a Persian themed table. Suggestions include stainless steel skewers, a hot rice casserole, green salad, tomatoes mushrooms onions and fruits, plus decorative touches and indoor alternatives for rain.
Guests included Mildred Creer Pearl Lewis Eva Davids Vera Bowers Ella Grimm Eleda Smith Elva Reddish Ramona McLain Gladys Nelson Sybil Toolson and Hazel Crone Prizes went to Elva Reddish Ramona McLain Eleda Smith and Gladys Nelson DUP presented the program at the LDS Chapel with Mrs Higginson and Mr Tolman recalling early Bancroft pioneers Beth Call Virginia Pianco and Ramona McLain sang Do They Ever Think of Me accompanied by Ivalue Ruger Pioneer costumes were worn by all DUP members.
Mr and Mrs Alan Smith and Mr and Mrs Floyd Banks attended the Idaho Nurses Association District 20 picnic held at Hooper Springs Wednesday evening. Both Mrs Smith and Mrs Banks are registered nurses.
The second 4 H Club meeting elected Diane Hatch as president Charlotte Miles as vice president Christina Hebdon as secretary Mae Hebdon as reporter Betty Lou Brangham organized refreshments Beth Muir led songs Ellen Mae Hebdon reported. Members began Irish towels and straight skirts projects with cookies and punch served by Marjorie Holbrook.
Federal funds totaling 300000 will be available in the 1859 fiscal year for steelhead and salmon propagation in Idaho. Senator Henry Dworshak reports the Senate Appropriations Committee included a directive in the Public Works bill urging that at least 300000 of the program funds be spent within Idaho to support anadromous fish propagation. The committee notes underuse of Columbia River fish sanctuary funds in the past two fiscal years.
Dworshak says Idaho can recoup 184000 plus 116000 for a hatchery project with no state matching funds. Federal cover costs after completion, while Washington and Oregon have already spent 15 million on 23 hatcheries and facilities. He cites the lumber industry as America's oldest. mentions Jamestown Colony's John South sawmill in 1698. A free theatre ticket awaits RA Barnes at the Sun Office.
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