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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
7
Ogden's 47th Golden Spike National Livestock Show runs November 5–13, 1965. Weber County merchants back the event with 20 918 dollars in premiums. The expanded program features cattle, sheep, hogs, dairy, horse shows, calf scrambles, auctions, rodeo, junior FFA and 4H divisions, and college livestock judging contests.
A testimonial was held for Eddie Panter son of Bishop and Mrs Dean Panter in the Cleveland Ward Chapel. He will serve a mission for the LDS Church in Switzerland then attend BYU in Provo after a week at the mission home in Salt Lake City to learn the language.
The National Meat Board of Chicago will conduct special meat cutting demonstrations during show week. Cooking demonstrations are also planned to benefit housewives and the general public as part of the attractions.
Numerous visits and trips among Thatcher Preston and surrounding towns are reported. Residents including Ethel Mendenhall, Naomi Sanders, Dale Bennett, Harris Stephenson, and Jay Mendenhall appear in a sequence of weekend and weekday visits. Visitors from Los Angeles Ankara and Rexburg join in social, school, and water system inspection events.
4 H Club meeting at the firehouse with a junior leader taking charge. Members reviewed new books and planned a Halloween party at Donna Reed's. Next meeting scheduled for the third week in October at the firehouse. Dean Preece and Shannon Thomas will give talks. Witty Knitters section notes knitting organized and officers elected at Kay Hale's home.
Gail Gibson served as president with Debbie Stoddard as vice president and Jessye Hale as secretary. DeAnn Gibson reported on the meeting while Jessye Hale and others provided refreshments before the session adjourned.
A University of Idaho sociology seminar heard a graduate student describe difficulties in gathering data for a project on juvenile delinquency. He planned to call about a dozen homes around 9 pm asking where children were, but the first five calls found children unsure where their parents were.
Fragmentary note appears to reflect on a speaker gaining wisdom after an error. It mentions someone considered a fool and implies a lesson learned. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or events.
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