Farmers urged to certify crop compliance by July 1 in Caribou County
Caribou County ASC urges producers to certify acreage for 1973 farm programs by July 1 with optional early filing. Early certification speeds initial set aside payments after data processing. Producers may revise acreages after certification and spot checks will verify statements.
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Kou County
John Jr. Thomas
Irman
Caribou Coun Agricultural Stabilization Conservation
ASC
Caribou
ASCS
Tho
Bancroft Rodeo Announces Queen Contest At 24th Celebration
Bancroft hosts the 24th annual Queen for the West Rodeo at the Bancroft Rodeo Grounds on the 30th at 7 45 PM. Contestants aged 14 to 21 must be single. Interested participants may register with Evan McLain at 648 7724.
Community Program At Farm Bureau Cultural Hall
Bancroft area event to be held June 29 in the Cultural Hall Ban Chapel. All ages invited and prizes awarded. Chairwoman Mrs Robert S. seeks participants and notes good attendance expected for an evening of entertainment in Bancroft Chesterfield and Ivins communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Ban- Chapel
Roberts
Bancroft
Chesterfield
Ivins
Property Owners Urged to Review 1973 Tax Statements
Caribou County Assessor J F Bud Woodall urges property owners to examine 1973 Taxpayers Statements reflecting the county re appraisal results. Owners should compare land classifications acre counts and values with their records and contact the Assessor's office immediately if discrepancies are found before property is entered on the tax roll.
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J. F
Bud) Woodall
Caribou County
the Sun
Woodall
Grace Girls Attend 4 H Citizenship Short Course in Washington
Cindy Gilbert and Susan Varley represented Caribou County 4H workers at a six day 4H Citizenship Short Course in Washington D C. The trip included Arlington Cemetery tours, visits to the USDA and Congress, Mount Vernon, Watergate, a meeting with Congressman Orval Hansen, and interviews. Cindy faced travel delays returning to Idaho while Susan extended her East Coast visit with her sister in Virginia.
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Grace
Washington, D. C
Caribou County
Cindy Gilbert
Susan Varley
Cindy
Washington, D.C
Arlington
Chicago
Pocatelo
Nampa
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Virginia
Grace High School students win Americanism Award
Grace High School students Peter Clegg and Beth Rasmussen receive the American Legion Americanism Award. Peter, son of Grant and unknown Clegg, has held roles from Student Body Vice President to Salutatorian and shows involvement in band drama and youth activities. Beth, daughter of Gene Rasmussen, participates in Girls Track and Volleyball, serves in student government, drill team, F H A, and was Homecoming Queen.
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Grace High School
American Legion Post of
Grace
Peter’‘Clegg
Beth Rasmussen
Beth
Gene. Rasmussen
Peter
Grant Clegg
F.F.A
atten
Bailey Creek Roundup Draws Large Entry List
Bailey Creek Roundup in Soda Springs expects over a hundred entries for the July rodeo at Bailey Creek Arena. Sponsored by Terracor and linked to Soda Springs Old West Days, the event offers a $50 added purse per event and features steer and calf roping, bronc riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing, wild cow milking, wild horse race, and mini-bull riding for youths. Entries and rodeo queen contest details are coordinated by local Extension Agent Cem Aldatfer and organizer Crystal Brothers with contacts in Dubois.
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Bailey Creek
Soda Springs
Bailey Creek Arena
Terracor
Salt Lake City
Mr. Smith
Idaho
Cem Aldatfer
Crystal Brothers
Island Park
Jean Hogan
Dubois
Smith
Miss Jolene Petersen Earns Special Award at Miss Idaho
Miss Jolene Petersen of Salt Lake City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Petersen, was among 10 finalists at the Miss Idaho Pageant in Boise. She received a $150 scholarship and a special award for personal efforts, noted for her sewing talent and ingenuity. Petersen attends Utah State University as a sophomore.
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qudges
Miss Petersen
Utah State University
Building permits urged for Caribou County construction
Caribou Planning Commission reminds residents that all construction in the county requires a building permit. June meeting notes new Civil Defense Director Brynn Wilcox progressing with state affiliation. A public meeting will address farmers sprinkler use on county roads. permits available through the County Auditor.
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Caribou County
Caribou
Grace and
Soda Springs
Arrests Stop Vandalism at Chicken Point Campground
Sheriff Marriott arrested three young men at Chicken Point Campground on Blackfoot Reservoir on June 18 1973 for vandalizing two toilets using wood as firewood. Two suspects hail from Caribou County and one from Bear Lake County. They agreed to replace the buildings by June 25 1973 and face further action if not kept.
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Sheriff Marriott
Chicken Point
Blackfoot Reservoir
Caribou County
Bear Lake County
Sherif Marriott
Allen Receives Utah State Engineering Degree
Stephen S Allen son of Mr and Mrs Junior Allen of Grace Idaho earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Utah State University on June 9 1973 He also received an Industrial Arts teaching certificate with electronics and metals training Affiliated with the Industrial Arts Club he now lives at 201 Monte Vista Drive Grace Idaho with wife Judy and son Westin
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Stephen S Allen
Junior Allen
Grace
Idaho
Utah State University
Stephen
Industrial
Monte Vista Drive
Grate
Judy
Westin
Vandalism Suspected Prompt Court Action
The sheriff indicated the three cases may go to court for destruction of public property. A tipster alerted investigators that vandalism continues in the area, and Marriott urged the public to provide information to help stop the damage.
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Sherff
Marriott
Soda Springs Girl Named Idaho Dairy Princess 1973 74
Laraine Barker of Soda Springs was named Idaho Dairy Princess for 1973 74 at the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation contest held in Inkom. She represented Caribou County and was crowned by Brenda Williams. First runner up Elizabeth Hawkes Franklin County and second runner up Diane Benson Blackfoot. Judges included Max Parrish Ellis Smith and Mr. Grace.
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Soda Springs
Laraine Barker
Caribou County
Idaho
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
LDS
Inkom
Miss Barker
Shyrl Barker
Brenda Williams
Pingree
Commissioners Urge Sprinkler Safety On County Roads
Caribou County commissioners appealed to sprinkler owners to keep sprinkler heads 45 to 50 feet from roads. They warned spraying water onto county roads endangers motorists and damages road surfaces and shoulders, especially on oiled surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Commission
Ira Ellis
To Teach In Samoa Watkins Headed for Three-Year Teaching Post
William Watkins of Lyman Wyoming has been accepted by the Church Board of Education to teach at the Church College of Western Samoa for three years. His wife Kaye Allen will accompany him. Watkins specializes in mathematics and has taught at Lyman High School. They will live in a Teacher's Compound and work with local people to prepare students for modern technical careers. They departed Tuesday June 19 from Salt Lake City, seen off by Junius Allen and his daughters Lisa Heidi and Debbie.
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William Watkins
Lyman
Wyoming
LDS Church Board of Education
Church College of Western Samoa
Kaye Allen
James Allen
Watkins
Samoa
Salt Lake City
Junius Allen
lisa Heidi
Debbie
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Ellis Williams
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Utah State
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