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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
15
Questions and answers explain why a bond election is needed to rehabilitate water and sewer systems, how bonds will be repaid without mill levy increases, and how funds will be spent including detailed cost estimates and area benefits.
Mr and Mrs Scott Kutylowski wed June 19 at the Logan LDS Temple with President Hunsaker officiating. The bride Laura Street and groom Edward Kutylowski plan to reside in Pocatello after a coastal California honeymoon and reception in Santa Ana. The wedding party included Constance Street as maid of honor and Douglas Carlisle as best man.
World population to double in 25 years or less raises food price and supply questions. A distributorship is available locally offering 30 to 40 percent commissions. Training, promotions, and sales materials provided. Call Craig Watson or write Noah's Ark Foods, 565 East 2100 South, SLC Utah.
Philip Livingston, a New York importer and alderman, built wealth from 160000 acres along the Hudson and funded New York’s first hospital, the city library, and King's College. His property and mansion fell to the British amid the Revolutionary War. he died in 1778 while serving in Congress.
Georgetown entrants Johnson and Judy Marui from Bing ham and Moreland respectively joined Bear Lake and Franklin County competitors. Caribou County's Meloney Schenk and Shauna Semrad from Malad along with Fairview’s Jill Ann Bodily from Franklin County highlighted the pageant. Local Caribou ladies and judges presided with Steven Noyes as emcee while refreshments were served by county women’s committees.
A Caribou County Senior Citizens dinner will be served at Thirkill School on Saturday June 28 at 12 30 P M. The Grace area provides the program and 122 people attended the June 21 event. Transportation is available by calling 425 3404 or 547 3709.
Sharon Olsson of Preston was chosen Dairy Miss District One at the June 20 event in Williams Ward Cultural Hall. First runner up was Linda Siminson of Grace representing Caribou County. second runner Heidi Esplin of Shelley for Bingham County. Other contestants included Lucinda Lewis of Malad and contestants from Arimo and Oneida County.
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