Women attend southeastern district convention and 4H training
At Blackfoot on Monday several women joined the annual southeastern district woman’s convention. Relief Society met Tuesday led by President Arville Peterson with 15 women present. A 4H leader training in Montpelier featured a “How to Conduct a 4H Club Meeting” demo by Kitchen Kitties 44 Foods club led by Hazel Peterson and Marie Olsen. Various visits and community events are noted.
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Atel. L. Peterson
Blackfoot
Relief Society
Arville Peterson
LaRae Nielson
Paris
Gary Shurtliff
L. J. Shurtliff
Matthews
Grant Lamborn
Delmas ‘Kears
Ina Peterson
Michael
Samira
Ogden
Bountiful
Peter
Daughters of the Pioneers Meeting Reported in Lanark
Ida Passey and Agnes Pborn attended a Daughters of the Pioneers meeting at Rose Hymas home Thursday afternoon. Melvin Passey and spouse visited Paris Sunday with Henry Grandy. A reception for Mr and Mrs W K rd Roberts was held in Montpelier at the Roberts home Saturday. Walter Earley visited Logan Friday. Visitors at Harvey Parker home included Eugene Parker family Lawrence Roberts and daughter from Montpelier John Roberts from Utah and Marian Parker of Paris. Worthy Beck and sons visited Ogden Monday.
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Ida Passey
Agnes Pborn
Daughters of the Pioneers
Rose Hymas
Melvin Passey
Paris
Henry Grandy
Montpelier
W.ksrd Roberts
Mirs Roberts
Walter Earley
Logan
Harvey Parker
Eugene Parker
Lawrence Roberts
John Roberts
Utah
Marian Parker
Rolland Jaussl
Fern Pope
Claree Jensen
Dora Mecham
Dolores Smith
Jean Hawkins
Renea Howell
Juanita Perkins
Low Ann Anderson
Jennie Pugmire
Ruth Stock
Leon
Renee Howell
Ed Szatt
Relief Society
Don Erickson
Aliciam Carol
Mary Howell
Mrs
Russell Newell
Jeam Jaussi
Lou Ann Anderson
Linda Loveland
Geraldine Shirley
Sherril Owens
Lynn Bennett
Reading
Lyle Taggart
Relief Society party observed birthday in Fish Haven
A Saturday birthday party for the Relief Society drew about 72 attendees. Under the direction of President Wilma Erickson and helpers Carol Howell Nina Loveland and Barbara Izatt, guests were served support and shared prayers and blessings.
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Relief Society
Wilma Erickson
Carol Howell
Nina Loveland
Barbara Izatt
Notice to Creditors and Bear Lake County notices
Notice to creditors of Peter J. Grandy deceased issued by Administratrix Margaret Bunderson invites claims within four months after first publication. First publication March 4 1963 with receipts to Camp Lifton Bear Lake County Idaho. Also contains church society notices and local community events with names of participants and attendees.
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Bear Lake
State-of -Idaho
Owen T. Shepherd
O. T. Shepherd
A. Shepherd
Bear Lake County
State of Idaho
E. Woodruff Stucks
Idaho
Iphter J. Grandy
Thue
Margaret Bunderson
Peter J. Grandy
Camp Lifton
Litterbugging Tackled By Joint Campaign
The season opens with calls to curb litter left on highways and campsites. A broad educational drive will use public media backed by oil, fish and game departments and other agencies to improve relations with sportsmen and protect the outdoors.
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The
Oil
Fish and Game Department
Pulic
Fragmentary caption hints at outdoor crowd and activity
Incomplete text mentions fishermen hunters campers picnickers and others, with scattered phrases about shameful jitter and hitters. The garbled segment lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to define a full news item.
Youthful Traffic Group Sets Confab Saturday April 6
Idaho's second annual governor's youth traffic safety conference will be held in Boise on Saturday April 6. More than 110 students from high schools statewide are expected to attend the one day session led by John Sherod of the traffic safety division. Henry Kronbach of Mountain Home will chair. Governor Smylie will give the keynote in the Capitol morning session. Three student moderated panel discussions follow. Walter Lunsford of San Mateo California speaks on highway safety. Delegates dine at noon with driver education instructors association members. Attorney General Allan Shepherd headlines a 6:30 p m Elk's club banquet sponsored by Idaho business and industry.
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Idaho
Boise
Robert E. Smylie
John Sherod
Department of Law Enforcement
Idaho State Teenage Safety Association
Henry Kronbach
Mountain Home High School
Sherod
Smylie
House
Capitol
General Assembly
Walter Lunsford
San Mateo
California
Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee
Elk's Club
Driver Education Instructors Association
Allan Shephard
Idaho Business and Industry
Elk’s Club
Employers Receive New Tax Form 941 Reports
Internal Revenue officials announced new paper stock Form 941 for reporting income and social security taxes withheld from employees. IRS administrative officer IC H Edmison said the forms replace the old card form 941 and should be carefully preserved for quarterly tax reporting and payment.
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Internal Revenue
IC. H. Edmison
IRS
Edmison
State Forester Reveals Idaho Youth Camp Plans
State Forester Roger Guernsey announced Camp Pioneer No. 8 the Idaho Youth Conservation Camp will run June 24 to August 18. About 638 boys will be chosen, one per state house district, by public drawing with optional county screening to favor needy youths and those from troubled homes.
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Idaho
Roger Guernsey
House of Representatives
State to Hold Public Draw For Forestry Program Applicants
The State Forester announced a public draw for screened applicants noting the program is highly regarded and should avoid political favoritism. Guernsey said pay allowances and the general program remain the same as 1961 1962. Interested boys may obtain application blanks by contacting the State Forester in Boise or any State Forestry Office.
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Guernsey
Boise
Wild turkeys released in Idaho to establish huntable population
The Idaho Fish and Game Department reports the final release in a series from Colorado aims to build a huntable Merriam's turkey population. Eleven birds, four gobblers and seven hens, were released on Skookumchuck Creek near the Salmon River below Riggins with Nez Perce National Forest help.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Colorado
Skookumechuck Creek
Salmon River
Riggins
Merriam’s
Nez Perceptional Forest
Colorado Fish and Game Department
Boise
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Elwood Bizeau
Trar
Bizeau
Social Security benefits for the severely disabled urged in Montpelier
S S representative in Montpelier April 17th urges disabled workers to apply for benefits. Stanton S. Thompson, manager of the Pocatello social security office, says many eligible disabled workers and families have not filed. To qualify, total disability, under age 64, and five years of social security work in the prior decade are needed.
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Thompson
Montpelier
City Hall Auditorium
Social Security Office
North Main
Pocatello
Stanton S. Thompson
Pocatello Social Security Office
St Charles village bids sought for cemetery care
The St Charles Village Board calls for bids to care for the St Charles cemetery. Bids must be in the Board's hands by Tuesday April 30 1963. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated March 29 1963. Published April 4 11 18 25.
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St.Charles Village
St. Charles
ISHSPA Newspaper Contest Attracts 350 Entries In Idaho
The Idaho State High School Press Assn reports more than 350 entries for its Better Newspaper Awards Contest. Twenty six Idaho high schools entered across 14 divisions, with trophies to be awarded at the spring convention in Idaho State on April 27.
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Idaho State High School Press Assn
Gerald Ll. Grotta
Idaho State ‘College
Ishspa
Idaho
Grotta
Association
Idaho State
Sugar City sale rally for Rinlo lands and Minidoka toll
A fragmented local notice references Rinlo at Minidoka and Sugar City with a 2 cent and 4 igar sale event, mentioning Twin Pulls and related locations in terse terms.
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Rinlo Atinivok
Rinlo
Sugar City
Idaho Dairy Production Falls in February
Idaho dairy products manufactured in February totalled about 1 billion pounds, down 6 percent from January. Swiss and ice cream output rose from February 1602 levels, while creamery butter and American cheese production lagged behind last year.
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Intik
All American Red Heads to Play in Afton
Sports fans in Star Valley and surrounding areas will see the world's champion girls professional basketball team the All American Red Heads face Star Valley High School teachers in the SVHS Gym. The Star Club sponsors the game at 8:30 p.m. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Star Valley
Almerican
Red Heads
Star Valley High School
Mei
SVHS
Svhs Star
Timfors
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