UPW Plans Special Mental Classes Luncheon Meeting
The United Presbyterian Women will meet Thursday March 20 at 1 15 in the church annex for a spring luncheon. The program features a film and talk by Mrs James Loosle Bancroft on promoting special classes for the mentally retarded in public schools. All interested women invited. babysitter provided. executive council meets 12 30.
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United Presbyterian Women
Church Annex
Glen Allen
James Loosle
Bancroft
Christian Education
Mary Anna
UPW
Irrigation equipment sale with long lines and pipe in Tremonton
Heavy duty irrigation gear including 204 mile wheel move lines, 5 inch pipe and large wheels, bought 1968 and lightly used. Also 2640 ft 6 inch main line and 720 ft 5 inch main line with Ames side-roll and other systems. Trade-ins on Valley center pivot systems. Contact Taylor Farm Service Tremonton Utah 257 5231 evenings Bud Keyse 257 5732 Charles Taylor 257 3360.
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AMES
New Valley Center
Taylor Farm Service
Tremonton
Utah
Bud Keyse
Charles Taylor
Pvt Eugene W Banks Receives Outstanding Trainee Award
Pvt Eugene W Banks graduated from basic training at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri and earned the outstanding trainee award for scoring the highest in a company of 223 on a proficiency test covering bayonet first aid hand to hand combat drilling and related skills. He received medals for M14 and M16 rifle firing grenade throwing and earned an E2 rank aligning with the top 20 percent. Banks is married to the former Evelyn Hubbard and they have a daughter Tiffany Nicole.
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Eugene W. Banks
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Pvt. Banks
Evelyn Hubbard
Tiffany Nicole
Talent Show Attendance Noted In Montpelier
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lloyd and Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelly attended the Lions Club sponsored talent show in Montpelier on Saturday March 15.
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Kenneth Lloyd
Arthur Kelly
Montpelier
The
Lions Club
Unclear Financial Totals From OCR Fragment
A terse OCR fragment shows monetary figures including 5,000 00 2,000 00 and amounts 26,550.00 and 6,000.00, with no context or descriptive details to indicate the event or entities involved. The readable numbers suggest sums or balances but lack names, dates, or actions to define a complete news item.
Cari bou County Hospital Auxiliary Elects New Officers
The Cari bou County Hospital Auxiliary held its March meeting March 13 at the new hospital electing officers for the year including Mrs. Rex Sperry as president and Mrs. Duane Rice as vice president. Committees were named and plans discussed for the Hospital Odds and Ends Sale.
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Frances Bassett
Louise Lloyd
Charlotte D. Salser
Helen Treeger
Frances Basgett
Mable Ruud
Jessie Gagan
Rita Burgin
Mable Finch
Marjorie Hale
Caroline Merriam
Viola Lauritson
Gertrude Freeman
Hale
Cari‘bou County
Rex Sperry
Duane Rice
Tom Matney
Ed Duren
Frank Weaver
Terry Coleman
Don Salser
Jack Miller
Harley Walters
E. D. Whitman
Allen Tiegret
Dave Crawford
Reed Budge
Charles Reagan
Sperry
Soda Springs
Nelda Herron
Grace
Earl Kearly
Russell Crouse
Phyllis Anderson
Nadine Collins
ISU
Dean Gunnell
Whitman
New Books At Library And Meeting Notes
New titles include Peru Under the Incas by C A Burland and The Rings of Destiny by Olga Connolly. Also listed are The Tallyman by Bill Knox and The Lost Ones by Jan Cameron. DUP MEET Camp Tosoiba Daughters of Utah Pioneers met with Verda Weaver giving a lesson on Historical Letters.
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DUP
Tosoiba
Daughters of
Utah Pioneers
Venita Smith
Alice Wilson
Melva Martineau
Verda Weaver
Garrett Freightlines One of Idaho's Largest Carriers
Garrett Freightlines, Idaho's flagship transportation firm, posted 1968 revenues of 51.17 million with net earnings of 2.245 million. The company operated 18 terminals in Idaho and 49 more in 10 states, transporting 2.3 billion pounds of freight. Idaho-based employees earned 6.6 million in wages, with the firm contributing 1 million to benefit plans and paying 6.52 million in taxes. The company invested 5.2 million in 1968, including a new 10,000 square foot Pocatello building for advanced communications and computing facilities.
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Garrett Freightlines
Idaho
Garrett
Blackfoot
Boise
Burley
Caldwell
Challis
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho Falls
Lewiston
Mackay
Montpelier
Moscow
Payette
Pocatello
Salmon
Sandpoint
Soda Springs
Twin Falls
Wallace
State of
DUP Meets Camp Meads Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Camp Meads and Camp Tosoiba plan a cooked food sale on Saturday April 5 at Lallatin's Food Town from 10 am. Proceeds go to the special education school committee. Linda Anderson and Hazel Bedingfield join as new members. Linda Anderson speaks on Catherine McBride Pope. 14 members and a visitor attended.
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Camp Meads
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Nettie Fields
Tiah Bolton
Linda Anderson
Hazel Bedingfield
Catherine McBride Pope
Wanda Reed
Camp Tosoiba
Lallatin
Card of Thanks for Neighbors and Friends
The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and friends in our recent sorrow will always remain with us as a previous memory. Our sincere thanks and gratitude for all those comforting acts. Edythe Lindhardt Laurine Smith Marion J. Lindhardt
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Edythe Lindhardt
Laurine Smith
Marion J. Lindhardt
Social Security Advice For Those Near retirement
Stanton S. Thompson district manager of the Pocatello Social Security office urges people near age 65 to contact the office six months before retirement. He says do not file a claim yet but learn required proofs to avoid delays when filing two to three months prior to age 65 to ensure Medicare coverage starts that month. For further details visit the Pocatello office at 428 North Main Idaho 8320.
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Social Security Office
Stanton S. Thompson
Pocatello Social Security Office
Thompson
Social Security
Social Security Administration
North Main
Pocatello
Idaho
4 H Club Visits Fowler Bakery Tour and Market Demo
4 H Club members toured Fowler Bakery with Gary Rowberry showing the doughnut fryer raising room oven and cooling racks. They watched a bread batch for 40 loaves mix for 10 minutes and saw cinnamon rolls cooling while learning frosting and frying doughnuts. Del Smedley then demonstrated how to judge freshness at Lallatin’s Market.
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Fowler's Bakery
Gary Rowberry
Mr. Rowberry
Children urged to cross only at corners in safety drive
Idaho State Automobile Association warns parents to teach children to cross streets at corners to prevent midblock pedestrian accidents common among school age children. The AAA club stresses that drivers expect pedestrians at intersections and lights, not in the middle of blocks.
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Idaho State Automobile Asso
AAA Club
Bakery Club Report From Connie Dursteler
Coralee was absent, so Jeanne Prescott submits this report on four visitors. Connie Dursteler acted as president and introduced the club at the bakery while explaining how to tell if one is fresh or getting old and giving each member a tangerine.
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Connie Dursteler
Coralee
Jeanne Prescott
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