Conservation program aims at water saving by irrigation and erosion control
Gibbs, chairman of Cari county ASC Committee, seeks approval of Caribou for the Emergency Agriculture Conservation Program. The program funds practices to conserve water and protect vegetative cover, including well instruction, springs, dams and ponds, land leveling, and lining ditches. Applications are being accepted at the ASC Office, with details to be announced by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs
Caricounty Asc
ASC
Dber
Death Notice Mrs. Ache Whitman in Seattle
Word was received Wednesday of the death of Mrs. Ache Whitman wife of Mr. D Whitman in a Seattle hospital Washington Mrs Whitman passed away at 220 following an illness of several years The body will be returned to Springs for burial and funeral services will be announced as arrangements are completed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Ache Whitman
D. Whitman
Washington
da Springs
Funl
Ioegs
Little League standings and Shorthorn milk records
The clip reports Little League standings with Monday results and notes top milking Shorthorn cows. Records cited include Mickelson Royal Ruth at 11317 pounds milk and 16 pounds butterfat, Mickelson Royal Topsy at 12278 pounds milk and 88 pounds butterfat, and Emblem Pet with 547.08 pounds butterfat.
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Ray Schooley
Retary
American Milks Shorthorn Society
Melvin T. Mickelson
Ite
Idaho
Mickelson Royal
Go's Emblem
M.e
Demand Heaviest For Idaho Calendar Of Events
Idaho's Calendar of Events sees surge in demand as the Department of Commerce and Development prints 1,200 more copies. Secretary Louise Shadduck notes the leaflet, issued biannually, lists rodeos conventions contests and cultural happenings across the state. It is distributed to metropolitan papers, magazines, bureaus and clubs, with recent interest from Southern California following a Los Angeles Times mention. The calendar relies on data from chambers of commerce civic groups hotels schools and other organizations statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Department of Commerce and Development
Department
Louise Shadduck
Los Angeles Times
California
Chambers of Commerce
Miss Idaho Pageant Set With Twenty Six Contestants
The 12th annual Miss Idaho Pageant on June 16 and 17 at Boise High School Gymnasium will feature twenty six contestants representing towns and counties. Names include Jana Meyer Miss Twin Falls, Bernita Lien Miss Coeur d'Alene, Eileen Simmons Miss Rexburg, Juliet Severn Miss Idaho Falls, Camille Talbot Miss Malad, LaVerda Garrison Miss Nampa, Verna Croshaw Miss Pocatello, Judy Peterson Miss Blackfoot, Bonnie Smith Miss Boise, and others from Bonners Ferry to Bear Lake. More than 250 finalists advanced from local preliminaries amid over 20 000 Idaho attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise High School
Emmett Jig
Hee Po
Eay
Jana Margaret Meyer
Twin Falls
Bernita Rhea Lien
Coeur d'Alene
Eileen Simmons
Rexburg
Juliet Severn
Idaho Falls
Camille Talbot
Malad
LaVerda May Garrison
Nampa
Verna Lee Croshaw
Pocatello
Judy Peterson
Blackfoot
Bonnie Smith
Boise
Bonnie Marquardt
Benewah County
Gay Nell Fullmer
Jefferson County
Karen Hatch
Rupert
Julia Anderson
Washington County
Anna Lee Fisher
Franklin County
Marlene Ashby
Payette County
Cheri Berg
Lewiston
Wee Ann Weaver
Caribou
Rhea Dee Patrick
Behl
Lynn Ellen McClintick
Owyhee County
Colleen Redford
Elmore
Anita Darrelynn Kalk
Sandpoint
Melodie Ann Smyser
Caldwell
Judith Ann Dumas
Cassia
Gail Margaret Nystrom
Bonners Ferry
Mary Joyce Rambo
University of
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Provo Couple Weekends With Parents in Utah
Lyan Dredge and wife Annette from Provo Utah spent the weekend at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Wilford J Dredge in Provo Utah, sharing family time during a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo Lyan
Last Rites Held Wednesday for Norma Mathews
Funeral services for Norma Peterson Mathews 56 of Soda Springs were held at the Soda Springs LDS Chapel with Bishop Roland Allen officiating. She died Sunday morning at Caribou County Hospital after an illness. Survivors include her husband and one son Dan, three daughters, a brother and four grandchildren. Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Peterson Mathews
Soda Springs
Soda Springs Lds Chapel
Roland Allen
Marela Warner
Grant Hulse
Conrad Sanders
Glen Spackman
Lewis Humphreys
William Barger
Reid Peterson
Dale Peterson
Gene Findlay Kay Hawker
Dean Martineau
Max Hughes
Second Ward Relief Society
Caribou County Hospital
Soda Springs Bpw Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Mathews
LDS Church
Conda Ward
Jone
Dan
Soda Sprites
Preston
Kathryn), Young
Pocatello
C. H
Phyllis) Hilton
Salt Lake City
Brent
Lora Lee) Bailey
Blackfoot
Fairview Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
Traffic Wreck Reporting Rules Reaffirmed by Officials
Law Enforcement Commissioner E R Hopper reaffirmed the existing rule that accidents causing at least 50 dollars in property damage must be reported immediately. He noted a legislative change to 100 dollars does not alter the current reporting requirement for drivers. Idaho State Police Superintendent A E Perkins urged continued reporting by all agencies and individuals under the prior rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hopper
Soda Springs duo to attend Syringa Girls State
Miss Mary K. Tigert and Miss Darla Matthews depart in May for Caldwell Idaho to represent Soda Springs High School at the annual Syringa Girls State event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Tigert
Darla Matthews
Caldwell
Idaho
Soda Springs High School
Nelsons Welcome Guests From Utah and California
Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Nelson were his parents Neal and Mrs. Nelson of Clearfield Utah and his brother Gerald Nelson of Maywood California during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Nelson
Neal H. Nelson
Clearfield
Utah
Gerald Nelson
Maywood
Calif
Travel to Utah by Bunn family visiting relatives
Mr and Mrs Stanley Bunn and family spent the weekend visiting grandparents in Newton Utah and other relatives in Ogden. They then traveled to Salt Lake City and on the return trip stopped a day at Lagoso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Stanley Bunn
Newton
Ogden
Salt Lake
Wey
Lagosa
June 10 Deadline For Rodeo Queen Registration
Caribou County calls for Rodeo Queen entrants with June 10 deadline. Registrations go to Warren J. King Grace chairman, must include name age address parents names and entrant photo. Eligibility split by age for Miniature and Senior Queen, registrations open to unmarried district residents. Tryouts June 17 at Grace Fairgrounds with 7:30 p.m. judging. contestants meet at 7:00 wearing Levi's western shirt hat and boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Warren J. King
Grace
Fair and Rodeo Grounds
Notify Publishers of Address Change For Mail Delivery
Postmaster John J. Delo urges those changing addresses to notify publishers and correspondents in addition to the local post office. Delayed delivery and forwarding charges commonly occur when publishers and correspondents are not informed. Second class mail may be forwarded three months at no extra charge. magazines and newspapers use a second class rate. Call 755 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Delo
Delo
Postal Service
Romple Graduates From University of Utah
Da Romple and son John attended the June 5 graduation ceremony in Salt Lake City where Roger Romple earned a bachelor of science degree as part of the University of Utah class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Romple
Utah
da "Omple
John
Salt Lake
Sisters Reunite After Seventeen Years Visit Planned
Mr and Mrs Frank Tarp and their daughter Madeline of Portland Oregon plan a weekend visit here Mrs Tarp is the sister of Mrs Jennie Albrecht whom she has not seen for nearly seventeen years The reunion highlights family ties and a long awaited meeting in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tarp
Madeline
Portland
Oregon
Mrs. Tarp
Jennie Albrecht
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary and Birthday Hosts
Mr and Mrs Warren Henderson of Grace celebrate their wedding anniversary and Warren's birthday. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Ray Allen of Soda Springs and Mr and Mrs Joe Frank Swensen of Grace. A steak supper was served at Cedar View Supper Club with a decorated cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Henderson
Grace
Warren
Ray Allen
Soda Springs
Joe Frank Swensen
Cedar View
Hender
Singing Groups Combine for Special Programs
Three choruses Carlson Singers of Preston Madrigal Chorus of Downey and Harmonaires of Soda Springs unite into an 80 voice mass choir for three June evenings. Arimo June 15 Preston June 22 Soda Springs June 29 at 8 p.m. No admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Carlson Singers
Preston
Madrigal Chorus
Downey
Harmonaires of
Mass
Arimo
New High School
Teach Children To Respect Water Warns Dr Domm
Dr Albert H Domm medical director for Prudential warns local residents that with summer and school letting out children will be near water. He urges parents to teach water safety early and to supervise closely while outlining role of Red Cross YMCA and other groups in safety education. He stresses secure pools and fencing around ponds and hazards like wells and irrigation ditches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Domm
Western
Prudential Insurance Co
Domm
Red Cross
YMCA
National Safety Council
Soda Springs Man to Serve French LDS Mission
Elder Jerry C. Giles, son of Mr and Mrs D Charles Giles, has been called to serve in the French mission of the LDS Church. A testimonial program will be held Sunday in Soda Springs at 7:30 p.m. prior to his departure for the Mission Home in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry C. Giles
D. Charles Giles
LDS Church
Soda Spring
Ety
Salt Lake City
Swim Program Starts Monday June 19 Schedule Listed
The County Swim Program begins Monday June 19 with a detailed schedule for participants. Buses from Soda Springs Jr High depart in the morning for boys eight to ten and girls up to eleven, with multiple pickup points including Thatcher and Cleveland areas. Two buses will run for the 1:00 pm class, and all riders must be at designated drops by specified times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Soda Springs Jr. High School
Soda ‘Springs
Seno
Cleveland
Claude Conlin
Thatcher Col
Ys Iecosh
Thatcher
West A
Herarort
Farm Bureau Head to Speakers Region Assembly
American Farm Bureau President Charles Shuman joins a strong slate for the Western Region Farm Bureau Conference at McCall Idaho June 18 to 21. Registration opens June 18 at Shore Lodge with speakers including Cy Radcliffe and Floyd Dominy. Activities include group singing, a barbecue dinner, and sessions on marketing labor and agriculture futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau
Charles Shuman
Western Regional Farm Bureau
McCall
Idaho
Shore Lodge
Beautiful Payette Lake
Shuman
Farm Bureau
Cy. Radcliffe
Masonic Temple
Frank Pierce
California Farm Bureau
Idaho Farm Bureau
L. R. Martin
Louise Shadduck
Idaho Department ‘of Commerce and Development
Fate
Mr. Martin
Floyd C. Dominy
Reclamation
U. S. Department of Interior
Washington, D.C
Louis Rozzoni
California Farm Bunc
van‘ Ness Vallentine
AFBF
Don T. Allen
Provo
Utah
Ross Thoresen
Industrial Relations Council of
Don Allen
Bob McClain
California
T. C. Petersen
Sun
R Long
Phil Lamm
F. B
Talent Fund
Donald R. Theophilus
University of Idaho
West
Radcliffe
Mrs Perce Being Arrive by Streamliner From Grand
Local brief notes the arrival of Mrs Perce Being by streamliner from Grand, with APs dispatch indicating travel details and expected schedule. The item mentions transportation methods and a pending reception location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perce
Grand
Piano Recital by Music Students Presented at Bancroft Ward LDS
Music students of Mrs. Ella Lig preformed a piano recital at 3 p.m. Sunday June 4 at Bancroft Ward LDS with vocal selections by several performers. D'Ann Crump Kayleen Hatch Nancy Hansen and others provided pieces while two young Lynch sisters sang duet. Special prize awarded to D'Ann Crump Kayleen Hatch and Nancy Hansen for extra practice. a dictionary was the prize. Two Grace men joined the U.S. Navy with thirteen May enlistees announced by the Pocatello Navy Recruiting Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Bancroft Ward Lds
LaRae Maughan
Rhonda Bell
Ree Barfuss
D’ann Crump
Zax Marie Mabey
Diane Hatch
Ealeen Tolman
Nancy, Hansen
Kayleen Hatch
Jeanette Call
Dennis Moser Tead
Amy
Mra
Ligud
GRACE
U.S. Navy
Pocatello
Navy
Thomas C Capell
Charles Zz
Ronald. Jasen
Adolph . Hansen
Payments extendable after return to work for disabled
Disabled recipients can receive payments up to twelve months after returning to work, says Stanton S Thompson of the Pocatello Social Security office. Returns to work trigger reporting and a nine month review to assess earning ability, with potential three month continuation if still not fully able. Information available at the Pocatello office or from a representative in Soda Springs on June 15 at 9:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton S. Thomp
Pocatello Social Security Office
Social Security Administration
Thompson
Pete
Social Security Office
Pocatello
Social Security
Soda Springs
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Seattle
Itle
Littleague
Monsanto
Fowlers
Carl Norris
Jack Recep
Girl Scout
Mackay
Siherman
Dara Ats
Gebharde
Moltetit
Ascheling Ty Delbert
Ledington
Norma Mathews
Region Assembly
Carol
Yana Rigby
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