Club News Highlights 1969 4H Meeting Notes
Report from Soda Springs 4H club detailing first court house meeting with officers led by Ricky Hoffman and Archibald. Notes on project to plant trees and grass, plans to learn gingham craft, and illustrated talks on nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gters
Cecil Alldaffer
Soda Springs
Court House
Carlos Harris
Lorine Cammack
Steve Archibald
Hoffman
Pop
Ricky Hoffman
Weighall
Jana Loye Anderident
Sandra Nalder
Lor Panting
Pam Steffensen
Re Jancy Kunz
Nancy d
Nixon and Penney Named Honorary 4-H Chairmen
Mrs Richard M. Nixon and J. C Penney were named honorary co chairmen of the National 4 H Club Foundation Advisory Council. The group aims to raise 8 million dollars to expand the National 4 H Center in suburban Washington. The First Lady and Penney spoke at the White House about 4 H youth leadership and the expansion drive, supported by corporate executives and 20 000 annual Center visitors.
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Washington, D.C
Richard M. Nixon
J. C Penney
Tional
Nixon
Los Angeles County
Calif
Sad Penney
Apri
National 4-H Club Foundation
Cooperative Extension Service
J. C. Penney
White House
Barbara Evans
Cheyenne
Wyo
Edith Weighalls Club Sets Officers and Schedule
Edith Weighalls Thursday meeting established the club name and officers. Elected president Vickie Gough with Merelda Gough as vice president and Marla Bunn as secretary. Glenna Smith named leader and refreshment head. Next meeting May 28 features a thread a needle and knot demonstration by Merelda Gough with Marla Bunn providing refreshments.
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Vickie Gough
Merelda Gough
Marla Bunn
Glenna Smith
Kim Leuzinger
Party Planners elect officers for club
June Mason leads first meeting where the group organized and chose officers including President Robbie Ann Mason Vice President Ruth Balls Secretary Anne Corbridge Reporter Pam Bjorkman. They planned a child's party set for May 24 and then had treats.
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June Mason
Soda Springs
Robbie Ann Mason
Ruth Balls
Anne Corbridge
Pam Bjorkman
Valene Hatch
Delene White
Cathy Christensen
Debbie Rindlisbaker
Happy Homemakers
Debbie
Saddle Shiners 4H Club Holds Second Summer Meeting
Don McNeil leads the Saddle Shiners 4H Club in a May 28 meeting at the airport grounds then moves to the stock yards due to nearby truck activity. Roll call features demonstrations and President Mike Ponting calls Julie Hoff to give her demonstration.
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Don McNeil
Soda Springs the
Saddle Shiners
Mike Ponting
Julie Hoff
Dem
Community Beef Club Elects New Officers
The group led by Dave Tingey discussed beef phases and calf leadership at a meeting. New officers elected include Blake Jacobsen as President Keven Thomas as Vice President Kelly Thomas as Secretary Val Whitehead as Reporter and Lloyd Jacobson as Activity Director. Refreshments followed.
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Dave Tingey
Soda Springs
Blake Jacobsen
Keven Thomas
Kelly Thomas
Val Whitehead
Lloyd Jacobson
Cooky Crumblers Elects 4H Officers
Carol Steffenson reports that at 4H meeting we elected officers. President Debra Monroe, Vice President Laurie Stevens, Secretary Lynette Perkins, Reporter Janene Attebury, Recreation Representative Diane Kearly, Song Leader Marie Stevens. Leader provided refreshments. Next week Lynette Perkins to demonstrate milk drinks and Janene Attebury a relish plate.
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Carol Steffenson
Soda Springs
Debra Monroe
Laurie Stevens
Lynette Perkins
Janene Attebury
Diane Kearly
Marie Stevens
Buttons and Bobbins 4-H Club Inaugural Meeting
The first meeting of the Buttons and Bobbins 4-H Club was held at Jean Spackman’s home on May 28. Members planned future meetings and activities.
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Jean Spackman
Soda Springs
Buttons & Bobbins
4-H Club
4 H Club News Meetings Scheduled and Elections By Drawing
4 H Club News states meetings will be held Mondays and Wednesdays at 8 30 noting a party to end the project on June 9 and no officers elected with jobs drawn from a hat. Members listed include Diane Brown Gloria Kearley Debra Godrey Jolene Petersen with Jolene Petersen recording the adjourned meeting.
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Zella Latham
Cheryl Thomas
Lorie Panting
Sandra McNeil
Ike Panting
Kathy Beaman
Shanon Thomas
Halter
Western Pleasure
Stockyards
Diane Brown
Gloria Kearley
Debra Godrey
Jolene Petersen
Picture Painters Elect Officers at First Meeting
At the first meeting Ruth Balls led a session where officers were elected and art media were discussed. Mrs Mason demonstrated ink pencil charcoal oil pastels and watercolors and refreshments of popsicles were served.
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June Mason
Soda Springs
Lance Balls
Diana Kearly
Marchell Mason
Ruth Ann Balls
Bobbie Ann Mason
Pam Bjorkman
Mason
Ruth Balls
Sewing Affair Highlights Local Club Meeting
Marjorie Holbrook opened the meeting and handed to former president Janet Hebidan who assisted with elections. Wendy Hogan became president with Christie Christensen as vice president LeAnn Simons secretary Maxine Hatch reporter and recreation leader. Janet Hebidan explained buying material and patterns. Two visitors Delila Simons and Sheila Holbrook attended and refreshments were provided by Marjorie Holbrook.
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Marjorie Holbrook
Bancroft
Janet Hebdon
Janet
Wendy Hogan
Christie Christensen
LeAnn Simons
Maxine Hatch
Candy Hatch
Janet Hebidan
Long
Delila Simons
Sheila Holbrook
Marjone Holbrook
School Club Elects Officers In Survey
Mrs Bredehoft led voting for President Tresa Bassett was elected President Cindy Painter chosen as Vice President Lisa Allen elected Secretary Spencer named Reporter The meeting adjourned at 4 40 pm after Bredehoft set a time limit and helped some girls knit
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Bredehoft
Tresa Bassett
Cindy Painter
Lisa Allen
Spencer
Needle Noodles Club Elects Officers and Plans Projects
On June 9 the Needle Noodles group elected Patty Peterson as President DeAnna Lundin as Vice President Susan Anderson as Secretary and Nancy Martinsen as Reporter. Members include Mrs Anderson Patty Peterson DeAnne Lundin Susan Anderson Nancy Martinsen Lorri Panting Kathleen Nell Betty Hirsbrunner and Janene Attebury. The group discussed their record book and the Machine Magic Book and planned a table cloth and an apron.
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Patty Peterson
DeAnna Lundin
Susan Anderson
Nancy Martinsen
Needle Noodles
Mrs Anderson
DeAnne Lundin
Lorri Panting
Kathleen Nell
Betty Hirsbrunner
Janene Attebury
Bid Call for Coal Supplies by Joint School District 150
The Joint School District No 150 Idaho invites sealed bids for coal to be delivered to Hoop er Elementary Soda Springs and Grays Lake Elementary Way an for the 1969 70 school year. Bids due by 8 00 pm July 8 1969 opened at 8 30 pm same day. Bid packets and specs from Superintendent at Howard E Thirkill Elementary Soda Springs. District reserves right to accept or reject bids. J F Woodall Clerk Pub June 26 July 3
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Board of Trustees
Joint School District No
Caribou
Bonnville Counties
Idaho
Howard E Thirkill
Soda Springs
Wayan
Joint
Hooper
Grays Lake
J F Woodall
Bonneville Counties
Cancer Society warns 110000 may develop skin cancer in 1969
The American Cancer Society estimates 110 000 Americans will develop skin cancer in 1969 and many cases could be prevented by avoiding excess sun exposure.
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American Cancer Society
Notice of hearing in Child Protection Act case
In the Probate Court of Caribou County Idaho the Department of Public Assistance petitions in the matter of Michael Dwayne and Denise Nielson minors. Merilyn Nailson is directed to appear on July 9 1969 at 1000 am in the court. Published June 26 and July 3.
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Caribou County
State of Idaho
Michael Dwayne
Denise Nielson
Merilyn Nailson
Department of Public Assistance
Ray Davis
Wallace M Transtrum
Sale of Real Property in Probate Court of Caribou County
Notice to the public that on or after July 14 1969 the administrators of the estates of John Calvin Fowler and Line S Fowler will privately sell the decedents real property in Caribou County Idaho. The property consists of Lots 10 11 12 13 and the south half of Lot 14 Block 16 Citizens Addition to Grace according to the plat. The sale is subject to confirmation by the Caribou County Idaho Probate Court.
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Nore
John Calvin Fowler
Line S. Fowler
Caribou County
Idaho
State of Idaho
Grace
Maho
Notice of Real Property Tax Sale Caribou County Idaho
Garibou County Idaho owners subject to 1969 real property taxes, covenants and easements of record. Bids in writing to Wallace M Transtrum attorney at 35 West Center Soda Springs Idaho or filed with Caribou Probate Court after first publication before sale. Cash with 10 percent due at bid acceptance. balance upon sale confirmation. Undersigned reserve right to reject bids. Dated June 24 1969 Donna Gunnell administratrix Connie Hansen. Pub June 26 July 3
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Wallace M Transtrum
West Center
Soda Springs
Idaho
Probate
Caribou County
Donna Gunnell
Connie Hansen
Wallace M. Transtrum
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