Grace Ward social opens fall season with 60 attendees
Grace Ward Relief Society held its opening social on Tuesday October 22 with Mrs Helen Allen presiding. About 60 women attended and enjoyed a dinner. Class leaders Winona Lowe Vivian Simmons Norma Burton and Janice Freeman led a preview of winter lessons. A program followed with Fern Lloyd as chair and readings by Mildred Burton and Vivian Simmons.
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Fred van Vleet
Rulon Bowen
Salt Lake City
Veterans Hospital
van Vleet
Sandra
Sharon Jones
Bob Hill
Mike Jones
Pocatello
Paul Wilkinson
Arnold Beckstead
Reece Headman
Grace Ward Relief Society
Helen Al-len
Winona Lowe
Vivian Simmons
Norma Burton
Janice Freeman
Fern Lloyd
Mildred Burton
Leona Peterson
Diane Hansen
Marge Lamb
Sharon Roberts
Annetta Anderson
Deann Maughan
Stake
Anne Lloyd
Vera Roper
Erma Hogan
Rose Philips
Paul Hansen
Grace Plant
Alfred Hansen
LDS
Logan
Merrill Lloyd
Lloyd
Howard Thomas
Odell Thomas
Glen Sorenson
Owen Jacobson
Bob Larson
John Revoir
Robert Hill
Broad Scope Of 4 H Projects Broadens Youth Interests
The 4 H survey shows top priorities including animal and plant sciences, clothing, foods, and health fitness as core projects for about three million youths. It notes extensive overlap across disciplines, with emphasis on scientific principles, savings, conservation, community service, and personal development supported by national donors funding trips and scholarships.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Baking for People With Food Allergies booklet aid for wheat egg milk allergies
The Consumer Service of the Department of Agriculture releases a guide titled Baking for People With Food Allergies. It promotes non wheat flour recipes and lists corn meal and rolled oats as common ingredients while noting textures may differ from standard products. Copies available from county home economics agents.
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Consumer Service
Department of Agriculture
Sheep Harvest Report Shows Increases This Year
Oct 15 hunter report cards indicate more bighorn sheep were killed than in 1967 with 31 rams bagged versus 28 year ago. Controlled permittees reported 55 mountain goats and 573 antelope, down from 1968 figures of 627 antelope and 55 goats last year on the same date.
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Hunter
Lions Sponsor Basketball Tournament in Bancroft
The Outlaw basketball tournament sponsored by the Bancroft Lions Club runs November 13 to 15 at North Gem High School gym in Bancroft. Eight teams have signed up including Preston squads, Soda Springs teams, and sponsors such as Porter's Furniture Rosen Distributors Monsanto Ern's Sport Center and Farmers Insurance.
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Bancroft Lions Club
North Gem High School
Bancroft
Preston
Porter's Furniture
Rosen Distributors
Soda Springs
Monsanto Co
Ern's Sport Center
Farmers Insurance
Local teams and season ticket plans announced
Grace Hardware and Sam's Market sponsor a Grace team, Lava Hot Springs fields Earls Conoco backed squad, McCannnun and Bancroft Lions Club sponsor another Bancroft team. Season tickets cost 250 dollars for all games. individual admission is one dollar per game. Refreshments will be sold. Tickets go on sale at locations to be announced later.
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Grace
Grace Hardware
Sam's Market
Lava Hot Springs
Earls Conoco
McCannnun
Bancroft
Bancroft Lions Club
Last Chance Canal Co Annual Meeting Notice
Public notice for the annual meeting of Last Chance Canal Company in Grace Idaho. Meeting at Grace High School Little Theatre on Monday November 4 1968 at 2 00 p m to hear the annual report elect a board of directors and conduct other business as needed. Lawrence Burgin secretary Grace Idaho public notice dates O10 17 24 31
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Last Chance Canal Company
Little Theatre
Grace High School
Grace
Caribou County
Idaho
Lawrence Burgin
Last Chance Canal Co
Public auction sale of Soda Springs property in Idaho
On December 17 1968 at 10:00 AM First Security Savings and Loan Association as trustee will sell at public auction real property in Caribou County Idaho on the front steps of the county courthouse Soda Springs. The parcel is described as Lot 3 Block 44 with measurements and includes all appurtenances.
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Caribou County
Idaho
Soda Springs
Caribou
State of Idaho
First Security Savings and Loan Association
United States
Block 44
City of
Foreclosure Notice on Caribou County Deed of Trust
The notice outlines a default on the Wendell and Verla Kunz plot secured by a 1966 Deed of Trust in Caribou County Idaho. The beneficiary assigned rights to First Security Bank of Idaho NA. a trustee change occurred in 1968 with First Security Savings and Loan Association as successor trustee. Amounts due total 2162.95 with principal balance 57357.89 as of May 20 1968. Attorneys Branton are handling the matter for the trustee Central Building Pocatello Idaho. Public notices ran Oct 24 31 and Nov.
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Wendell Kunz
Verla M. Kunz
Title and Trust Company
Idaho Corporation
Great Yellowstone Savings, and Loan Association
Caribou County
Idaho
First Security Bank of Idaho, National Association
First Security Savings and Loan Association
Branton
Atco
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Grace News
Joe Kelly
Ogden
Rosetta Flate
Franz Beckstead
Della Headman
Wenatchee, Wash
Myrtle Beckstead
Adela Rasmussen
Animal
Standard Brands Incorporated
John Deere
Oliver Corporation
Carnation Company
Simplicity Pat
Tern Co, Inc
Hercules Incorporated
Amchem Products, Inc
General Foods Corporation
Eli Lilly and Company
The
S&h Foundation, Inc
Allis- Chalmers
Heisdorf & Nelson Farms, Inc
General Motors
the Upjohn Company
American Oil Foundation
Community Service
National
Homemakers’ Corner
Extension Home Economist
Mathew Carnahan
Brent Roholt
Idaho and the Nation
Richard Nixon
Congress
Orval Hansen
AL J
Congress Committee
A. W. Neagle
Oring
the Press Jones, Pomeroy & Jones Attorneys For Trustee Central Building
Carroll
Radio & TV
RCA Victor
East First South
Perk’s Electric
Soda Springs Electrical Repair and Contracting
1St South
Freeman Farm
George Hansen
Polady
Leonard Kingsford
Srerive
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