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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1957
Page
4
A contest linked to Heber firm Chevrolets involves an award tied to a government body or corporate action. The description references sales numbers and a judging process, with at least one company named and an official presentation or recognition implied.
An Oldsmobile General Motors campaign offers prizes to top salesmen for Diane cars in May and June. Awards also go to the agency selling the most cars. In county jail a man is held as a material witness after a shooting. the alleged shooter is released on bail. Cub Scout Pack 35 visited Monsanto and the fire station to learn fire safety and fire hazards at home.
Mr and Mrs Fred Pickett hosted a Saturday evening barbecue for Mr and Mrs Dutch Howell and their daughters Karen and Marilyn. The event brought the families together in a friendly social gathering.
Norman Weigand of Powell Butte Oregon reports no wire breaks through a 50 000 bale season using USS Baling Wire in his New Holland baler. A specially compounded lubricant in USS Baling Wire feeds hay, protects stored wire and reduces downtime. Weigand rejects bargain wire for the cost of downtime, praising USS for reliable service and profit.
Governor Robert E Smylie signs the June Dairy Month proclamation with Idaho dairy leaders and the Boise Junior Chamber of Commerce. Jane McKibben, crowned June Dairy Month princess, stands among witnesses including W L Hendrix, manager of the local dairy group.
Grace community items include a June 10 library board election to replace Lowell Merriam, the 1957 Boys and Girls Staters gathering at Lava with Grace delegates, Scott Hymas winning a Western Reserve University scholarship, speaker George Q. Miller at Bannock Stake conference, new YMMIA and deacons officers, graduation activities with Janet Christensen, H S G Club banquet and football co-captains elected, Relief Society social, end of school trips for elementary grades, Wednesday primary announcement, and a H S A fashion show at the high school gym.
Mr and Mrs Albert Christman from Texas are guests in Victor with Mr Christmans aunt visiting Tuesday for a vacation.
The Nifty Niter Nutritionists meet May 8 with President Lynn Fowler presiding. Plans for a luncheon on May 28 were set, a committee of Lena Hansen, Judy Hansen, Carol Egbert, Sheryl Hubbard, and Rena Cormish formed. A sandwich demonstration and family lunch packing were shown. Junior Stitchers held their second meeting with officers elected Sharon Taylor president and Janice King reporter. Ann's Frying Pans met at 5:00 pm to compare two week menus and learned hamburger cooking and table setting.
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