Williams Adopted into Carnegie Mullens Drama Program
Williams son of Mr and Mrs Williams has been admitted to Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh to study drama. He trains through the drama department under professional instructors and aims for stage experience. Enrollment at Carnegie Mellon is about 4500 with rigorous training and limited class size.
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Jams
jeMullen University
Old Hansen
BYU
Weekend visit at Rita Gorton’s home
Mr and Mrs Ralph S Gor of Boise were weekend guests at Rita Gorton’s home. Mr Gor has just been admitted to a position with the Ernst and Accounting Firm of Boise.
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Boise
Rita Gorton
Gorag
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Hospital Auxiliary Membership Tea Held Today
The Caribou Memorial Hospital Auxiliary hosts a membership tea today October 9 at 1 30 p m in the hospital reception room. Members and interested women are urged to attend and wear uniforms. A conducted tour will introduce guests to voluntary work and Extended Care patients.
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Caribou Memorial Hospital
NABA Club Holds Halloween Themed Meeting
The NABA Club met at Jennie Harriman’s home on Oct. 3 with Pres. Veda Stiles presiding. High bridge prize went to Zella McClellan, low to Veda Stiles, bingo to Rhoda Allen and Susie Smith, and Lula Barnard won for the lucky number. Guests included Pearl Fryar and others. November’s meeting will be at Ilene Horsley’s home.
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Veda Stiles
Zella McClellan
Low
Rhoda Allen
Susie Smith
Lula Barnard
Pearl Fryar
LaVon Haga
Jackie Poulsen
Joyce Bennion
Nellie Lou Poulsen
Mazie Porter
Tone Horsley
Olive Kelly
Gena Young
Hattie Meads
Ilene Horsley
Clifton Couple Visits Weeks Residents Last Week
Mr and Mrs Carl Viehweg of Clifton visited at the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Vernal Weeks last week.
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Carl Viehweg
Clifton
Mrs. Vernal Weeks
Idaho Endowment Board Approves Five Million for Student Loans
Governor reports unanimous approval by the Idaho Endowment Investment Board to use five million dollars of school funds to back government guaranteed educational loans via Idaho banks. The plan aims to boost student access to higher education while earning a higher, government guaranteed return for the endowment, with contracts to service the loan program to be finalized in about two weeks. Board members listed include T. D. Jones of Malad, Horace 8 Howell of Pocatello, and Steve M. Meikle of Rexburg.
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Investment Board
Idaho
Idaho University
Endowment Investment Board
T. D. Jones
Malad
Horace 8
Howell
Pocatello
Steve M. Meikle
Rex
Idaho GI Bill enrollments forecast for 1969 fall
M. W. Allen of the Boise VA Center projects 1,600 veterans and servicemen will use the GI Bill this fall in Idaho. Of 1,700 veterans, 1,300 will attend higher education, 250 below college level, and 150 in on the job training. Nationally enrollments rise 22 percent to 685,000 with 635,000 veterans.
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Idaho
M. W. Allen
Boise Veterans Administration Center
Political figures named in Idaho finance panel list
John H. Burg and John H. Brandt of Nampa and Boise join Sen. H Dean Summers and Rep. Joe Wagner from Lewiston alongside state officials including Del F Engelking ex officio, with John D Silva as chairman of the finance committee.
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John H. Brandt
Nampa
John EB. Bell
Boise
H. Dean Summers
Joe N. Wagner
Lewiston
Public Instruction
del F. Engelking
Finance
John D. Silva
Fall is best time for fishing asserts Fish and Game
The article explains fall provides ideal water temperatures for active fish feeding as lakes turnover mixes waters to just under 39 degrees. During circulation fish migrate to preferred layers, increasing foraging activity and angler success as cooling continues.
New G I Bill Takes Effect June First Nineteen Sixty Six
The newest G I Bill began June 1 1966 eligibility requiring 181 days continuous service with part after Jan 31 1955 for veterans and two consecutive years of active duty for servicemen. Allen urged first time entrants to seek VA certification of eligibility to avoid payment delays when changing schools or programs.
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Allen
Fish Over Limits Cited At Island Park Reservoir Camp
Conservation officers cited three campers at Island Park Reservoir for over limits after finding 31 pounds of fish seized from Lakeside camp. They stored 20 sealed quart cans and 10 pressure cooker cans, plus 15 pounds of dressed fish and two cases of empty cans.
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Island Park Reservoir
Lakeside
Freeman and Weeks Family Trips Mention Challis to Preston
Mr and Mrs Earl Freeman vacationed in the Challis Salmon area last week. Mr and Mrs Vernal Weeks and family went to Preston to visit his parents Mr and Mrs C H Checketts. Mr Checketts has been seriously ill.
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Challis-Salmon Area
Vernal Weeks
Preston
C. H. Checketts
Mr. Checketts
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