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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1969
Page
8
The new law increases loan guarantees for veterans from 10 000 to higher levels and extends eligibility to those with service related disabilities. Allen, director of the Center, notes the act relaxes requirements and supports wheel chair accessible homes and facilities for veterans who lost use of limbs or mobility.
A trip safety guide stresses packing a well stocked first aid kit. Include bandages in various sizes, antiseptics, tools, and medical items likely needed during travel. Keep it accessible in the car trunk and ready for emergencies to provide quick care until help arrives.
Large crowd attends district Holstein show on Wednesday July 18 in Grace with judges Lamont Smith Rupert County. Winners include Riley Mickelson grand champion and Marvin Prescott and Sons high dairy placings across multiple age classes. Where address not stated, winners are from Grace.
The snippet shows varied pricing 49 and 13 cents 33 cents and 2.44 dollars changing to 1.44 dollars, indicating a rapid price reallocation across items. No additional context or entities are provided.
A library display lists The Amateur Photographer's Handbook by Aaron Sussman, The Art of Judging and Exhibiting Flower Arrangements by Sylvia Hirsch, and several novels including The Sword Swallower by Ron Goulart, Elizabeth's Greeting by Rosemary Haughton, The Vivero Litter by Desmond Bagley, The Open Heart by N. Amosoff, The Unholy Pilgrim by R. F. Tapsell, Lives That Die by Edward S. Han, Night Flight to Hanoi by Daniel Berrigan, Caravaggio by Robert Payne, and Bright Lights by Frank Swinnerton, with a witticism about hunting licenses from a game warden.
Shirley Hubbard presided as 4-H leader with Lin da Simonson Barbara Hubbard Teri Garner Brenda Neilson Teresa Hubbard. Weeks 1 2 3 4 covered pledges picnics banana bread eggnog sandwiches and song leadership. New officers Mary Jo Sibbett president Judy Sibbett vice president Jean Smith secretary Roxanne Humphreys reporter NeNea Muir song leader Maxine Ostler recreation leader.
The White Thumbed Bakers 4H Club held its first meeting with Pat Stoor serving as leader at 2 20 p m The session opened with introductions and an outline of the routine for the group.
The fourth meeting of the Happy Homemakers club was held at a reader's home. Members called the meeting to order, prepared hamburger boats and purple cow dishes, washed dishes, and planned sewing class activities including stitch samples and pin cushions. Debbie Rindlisbaker led discussions on clothing care.
The group selected officers for the month and studied their books to define the project. Members learned to make milk drinks toast and a vegetable plate while the leader screened films Food for Fitness and Lets Make the Most before continuing.
Attendees gathered at the court house for a tea event honoring Sumiko. A presentation highlighted a film about Japan as part of the gathering.
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