Bancroft Lions Hold First Meeting For Season
Seventeen members met at Bancroft High School for the Lions Club opening session. President Ed Reed presided and calendar drive plans were set. Guests included Judy Welch with a Hawaiian dance, and a roast beef dinner followed hosted by Lions Ellis Figgins and Argil Davids.
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LIONS
Lions Club
Ed Reed
Judy Welch
Clifford Welch
Central
Judy
Ellis Figginson
Argil Davids
Grace Mickelson
Marva
Ireta
Pocatello
Idaho Education Association
Lee Mickelsen
Adrian
Bobella
Salt Lake City
Virginia Heiden
Verda McAfee
Florida
Polson
Mont
Carol McLain
Gerry Weivada
Bancroft
Community Notes Include Socials Visits and Relief Society
Districtly Business notes Ray Kelly staying overnight then returning home. Jolly Dozen members held a pinochle night with Valde McLain winning high. Pearl Lewis and Marelda Barfuss took traveling prizes. Opening Socials feature Bancroft and Chesterfield Ward Relief Societies with films, booths, and group gatherings.
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Ray Kelly
Montana
Mabel Walker
Velda Jean Wilson
Marilyn
Gary Stoddard
Potatello
Jolly Dozen
Gladys Nelson
VaLde McLain
Hazel Croney
Pearl Lewis
Marelda Barfuss
Myrna Teuscher
Vera Bower
Ann Hansen
Erma Gilbert
Ella Lloyd
Chesterfield Ward
Relief Society
Joyce Hogan
Elmura Maughan
Bancroft Ward Relief Socity
Stake Relief Society
Salt Lake City
General Relief Society
Maughan
Solid Rock
Raymond Maughan
Logan
Clara Jean
Marshal Allen
Cogan
Emma Loveland
Charles Shanklin
Annie Call
Annabeas Holbrook
Chris Call
Joseph Call
Ellen Mae Hebdon
Arco
Mrs
Russell Hebdon
Idaho faces four constitutional amendments on ballot
Voters will decide on four proposed amendments at the November 3 1964 general election. The measures include creating a State Water Resources Agency with power to issue revenue bonds and manage water resources, and to amend terms for sheriffs and port districts.
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Idaho
Water Resources Agency
Idaho Supreme Court
State Board of Land Commissioners
Idzho
Lounties
Boards of Education
Schoo
Port District
State
Defacement Ad Sparks Caribou County Debate
A local political advertisement from the Caribou County Central Committee attacks vandalism and calls for responsibility. It criticizes Senator Goldwater and conservative methods, linking the defacement to extremist tactics and urging lawful action amid election tensions.
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Goldwater
Caribou
Ralph
United States
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