Jaycees Seek Launch of Local Chapter From Ovid to Fish Haven
A push to organize a Junior Chamber of Commerce chapter for ages 21 to 35 in the Ovid to Fish Haven area, highlighting leadership development and wide community benefits. Mayor Jim Hawkes and local theater leaders thank patrons as the drive reaches its 75 member goal, ensuring ongoing operation of the Novelty Theatre.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ovid
Fish Haven
Jaycees
Montana
Idaho
Free World
Jaycee
Jim Hawkes
Novelty Theatre
Pesticide Rules Warn Poultry Farmers of FDA Seizure Risks
County Agent Hyrum Johnson warns against using chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides around poultry due to rapid residue absorption in birds and eggs. No tolerance exists for these chemicals. FDA seizes products sold interstate. Read labels and dispose safely, with careful record keeping.
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Hyrum Johnson
Pure Food & Drug Administration
USDA
Arch
Pure Food & Drug
William Stadelman
Purdue University
FDA
Bloomington Socials and Visits Highlight Local Week
Norman Cook of Lava Hot Springs visited Bloomington with Cyril and Cleone Jacob. Kemmerer and Montpelier visitors stopped by the Painter and Reese households. Bear Lake Memorial Hospital lists Mrs. George Ward as a patient. Bloomington Old Folks Party served turkey dinner to over 90 attendees with a program led by local residents. Primary Family Hour at the church featured Ruth Thornock and local children sang and spoke. Barbara Haddock returned home from the hospital Sunday.
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Norman Cook
Lava Hot Springs
Cyril Jacobson
Clarence Smith
Kemmerer
Wyo
Thomas Painter
George Ward
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Newell Parker
Ogden
Lela Herrera
Montpelier
Victor Reese
Cleone Payne
Lois Thomas
Logan
Rolland Tueller
Clinton Chase
Ray Bateman
Ray Welch
Bateman
Vernon Bateman
Mary Lynn
Ernest Armatage
Pocatello
Bloomington
Ruth Thornock
Fern Reese
Elma Krogue
Harold Reese
Barbara Haddock
Hospital
Sunay
Purple Sage Riders Hold April Meeting at Golden Keetch Home
The Purple Sage Riders met at the home of Mr and Mrs Golden Keetch on April 138th. Dean Sparks led a discussion on horse breeds and shoeing plus care and feeding for horses. Dozens of members including Kevin Keetch Blair Keetch Stan Humpherys Lynn Keetch and many others attended. Nancy Hulme reported as Magic Sitters and Colleen Johnson and Nancy Hulme were assigned talks for next week.
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Purple Sage
Golden Keetch
Dean Sparks
Clifford Skinner
Kevin Keetch
Blair Keetch
Stan Humpherys
Lynn Keetch
Danny Ketch
LaDean Sparks
Lorna Skinner
Kevin Ate
Wesley Ream
Mike Kunz
Darla Sparks
Carol Cook
Harold Sparks
Evan Skinner
Kim Nate
Dee Booth
Jimmy Lloyd
Bob Sparks
John Skinner
Lynn Lloyd
Doral Lloyd
Nancy Hulme
Joan Hulme
Sandra Michel
Colleen Johnson
Paper horse seal prompts at May 9 all-day event
Report notes participants received a horse seal sheet and filled sections of the horse. Discussion touched on attending an all-day event scheduled for May 9 with brief talk about plans and coordination.
Healthette Club Meeting Opens With 4-H Pledge
The vice president started the session with the 4-H pledge while demonstrations were presented by Alan Hawkes Jon Grandy Karen Rae Earley and Bill Findlay Laurie Skinner and Kathleen Olsen contributed a segment. The group played games and then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sleight
Alan Hawkes
Jon Grandy
Karen Rae Earley
Bill Findlay
Laurie Skinner
Kathleen Olsen
Relief Society meeting features quilting and sewing demo
A work meeting at Relief Society Tuesday included quilting activities and a sewing demonstration by Nina Sorenson after Donna Larson’s lesson. Fifteen members attended as William Sorenson marked his birthday with family visits from Dale Sorenson, Carl Nield, DeLoy Sorenson, and Mrs. Sorenson.
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Relief Society
Donna Larson
Nina Sorenson
William Sorenson
Dale Sorenson
Carl Nield
Montpelier
DeLoy Sorenson
Paris
Shirley Johnson
Audrey Nielson
Norma Lee Nielson
MIA
Fish Haven
Ronald Stucki
Clay
Rexburg
Joseph Olsen
Darrell Sorenson
la Thair Peterson
Bower
Logan
Bear Lake County seeks sealed bids for a one ton truck
The Bear Lake County Commission invites sealed bids by 5 00 P M on April 27 1964 at the County Clerk in Paris Idaho for a one ton truck with pickup bed meeting specific standards including a 160 HP 6 cylinder engine, heavy springs, heater defroster, electric wipers, 4 ply tires, 4 speed transmission, heavy duty clutch battery and generator, oil filter air cleaner turn signals and reflectors, bumpers, Warn hubs, steel bed at least nine feet, standard cab and exterior mirrors, delivery to the courthouse by May 30 1964. The board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commismissioners
Bear Lake
Idaho
Paris
Court House
Village bid notices for maintenance and snow plow
The village announces sealed monthly or yearly bids for maintenance and snow plow operations. Bids must be submitted to the Village Clerk by April 25, 1964, with a reserve right to reject any and all bids. Signed by Chairman John N. Findlay and Waden N. Bunderson.
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Vilage
S. John N. Findlay
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Idaho State Press Association
Earth
Paris, Idaho
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Buddy Hacket
Tarzan
India
Jack Mahoney
Jai
Gajendra
King of
Elephants
Charlton Heston
EL Cid
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Super Technirama
Technicolor
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Idsho
Purple Sage Riders
Sonja Pugmire
the Sundowners
Maxine Arnell
Mrs
Hazel Peterson
Leona
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Medical Arts
Shepherd Hardware
Ding
Birthday Gifts
Emerson
Grace
Amos B
Hulme
Bida
Waden N Bunderson
Smart P Nou
Beck’s Service
Conoco
Domeliner
America
Union Pacific Ticket Office
Union Pacific Railroad
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