New Supt Named To Lifton Pumping Plant Post
Paul M. Rasmussen promoted to superintendent of the Lifton Pumping Plant on Bear Lake for Utah Power and Light Co. He succeeds E. P. Cleveland who retires July 1 after 39 years with the company. Rasmussen joined UP&L in 1945 as an operator at the city generating plant in Utah. He later held roles at the Sigurd Substation near Richfield and other assignments before his latest promotion.
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Paul M. Rasmussen
Utah Power and Light Co
Bear Lake
Mr. Rasmussen
E. P
Stip” Cleveland
Up’&L
UP & L
tLlity’s
Utah
Fes Ateredvenc
Minnetonka Cave Opens June 17 In Idaho
Minetonka Cave in southeastern Idaho will open June 17 with guided tours daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Labor Day. A 50 cent entrance fee applies for ages over six. The cave, nine miles west of St. Charles on Cache National Forest, drew about 5500 visitors last year.
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Minnetonka Cave
Idaho
Vaughan Tippets
Land and Water Conservation Act
Land and Water Conservation Fund
St. Charles
Cache National Forest
Minnetonka
Bloodmobile to visit Montpelier June 28
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit A. J. Winters School in Montpelier on Wednesday June 28 from 2 to 6 p.m. Residents aged 18 to 60 are urged to donate to reach a 160 pint summer quota. The article notes stored derivatives extend blood's usable life beyond transfusions.
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Red Cross
A. J. Winters
Montpelier
Bear Lake Hospital
Sipe selected for National Defense Education Act English institute
Miss Diané Pittaiay Vaaugn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Findlay of Fish Haven, has been chosen to attend a six week National Defense Education Act Institute in English at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Transportation board and room and tuition paid. The June 24 to August 6 program focuses on oral English teaching and awards seven graduate credits.
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Diané ‘Pittaiay Vaaugnter
Grant Findlay
Fish Haven
University of Alaska At Fairbanks
Barthborn Wins Fellowship to U of Washington
Barthborn formerly of Ovid and a German instructor at Twin Falls High School will join the University of Washington next year as an Experienced Teacher Fellow pursuing a Master of Arts in German. The award covers stipend, dependents, allowances, and free tuition, funded by the US Office of Education among 70 nationwide programs for German teachers.
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Twin Falls
University of Washington
Mia Hon-W
Exbasis Va
Moet Searn
Aoe
Ivan
Breemen
Munich
Hborn
Washington
US Office of Education
Tri County Horse Clinic Slated Next Weekend
The fourth annual University of Idaho Horsemen's Clinic will be held at Bear Lake County Fair Grounds in Montpelier on June 28 and 24. Extension agent Ed Duren says basic equitation and dressage will be emphasized with Mrs. Stanton B Coffin of Coupeville as an organizer.
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Stanton B. Coffin
Coupe
University of Idaho Horsemen's
Bear Lake County Fair Grounds
Montpelier
Ed Duren
Ville
Wash
Two Day Horse Clinic Offers Dressage and Jumping Demonstrations
Mrs Dorothy Peth will ride to demonstrate a basic dressage test and how to use low jumps to improve rhythm and stride. A packing session for horses joins two days of clinics with fees for adults 6 dollars for both days, 3 dollars for one. Youths pay 3 dollars for two days, 2 dollars for one day. Sponsored by local Horse Advisory Committees and the University of Idaho Extension.
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Dorothy Peth
Horsemen’s Clinic
Bear Lake
Caribou
Franklin
I Agricultural Extension Service
Duren
Riding Training Instruction Offered Next Week in Idaho Counties
Mrs. Stanton B. Coffin of Coupeville Washington will conduct a three day riding school for riders in Bear Lake Caribou and Franklin counties June 20 21 and 22.sessions begin at 10 am 2 pm and 7 pm lasting two hours each riders must bring their own horse enrollment totals six hours over the three days fee 3 per night session 9 for all three days send to Mrs Vella Smedley 243 Canyon Rd Montpelier
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Stanton B. Coffin
Coupeville
Wash
Bear Lake
Caribou
Franklin
Vella Smedley
Canyon Rd
Montpelier
Jeep Patrol Featured in National Publication
Bear Lake County Sheriff s Jeep Patrol gains front page exposure in the National Jeep Search and Rescue Association May issue. Article notes 86 members, two man teams, uniform insignia and equipment including 24 four wheel drive vehicles, aircraft, boats, snowmobiles, and a mobile base station.
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Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Jeep Patrol
Search and Rescue
National
Jeep Search and Rescue
Asg.n
Viola ‘tLandin
Bil Vermaas
Bear Lake
Sheriff’s Department
Funeral Rites for Bertha Kearl Held in Laketown
Funeral services for Bertha Lamiborn Kearl 79 lifelong Laketown resident were held at the Laketown LDS Ward Chapel after she died June 1 while visiting Cleveland Utah. She was born September 6 1887 to Edwin G and Melinda W Lamborn and married Willis 72 Kearl September 15 1909. Survivors include two sons four daughters and six grandchildren and the family prayer was offered by Lawrence D Lamborn.
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Laketown
LDS Ward
Bertha Lamiborn Kearl
Duane Jensen
Cleveland
Utah
Edwin G
Melinda W Lamborn
Willis
Kearl
Logan
LDS
LDS Church
Relief Society
Paul B. Kearl
Inc
Jean) Cook
W. Gordon Kearl
Laramie
Wyo
Nelda van Vleet
Mirs
GAC
Witness
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Lifton Post
Barthborn
U. OF Washington
Ovid
Eborn Is the Son
Mr. and
Mrs
Darrell Eborn of
Utah State University
Iris LaDonna McMichael
Macon, Ga
Tri-County Horse Clinic
Jeep Patrol
Mander LaVoy Lewis
Fish and Game Dept
Bertha Kearl
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