Choice Is Yours Reminds Board On May 20 Vote
Patrons in Trustee Zones 8 and 5 will elect two School Board Trustees and decide if the School Plant Facility Fund continues for five more years. The board urges careful consideration as improved facilities and educational goals rely on funding. Without revenue, progress stalls amid complaints about transportation, heating, furniture, and ventilation in several schools. The notice notes funds are "on the line" and the choice is the public's, with outcomes affecting bears Lake gymnasium heating and other needs.
Home Ec Girls May Seek 4 H Scholarship
National 4 H Services Committee offers eight hundred dollar scholarships for college women planning home economics majors in fall 1969. Six awards come from a fund by Cooperative Extension Service. Idaho applicants go to University of Idaho Moscow. Open to four H Club members three years with strong scholastic standing. state finalists picked late summer, national winners announced at the National 4 H Club Congress in December.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Service Committee
Idaho
University of Idaho
Moscow
Memorial Day Program Scheduled in Paris
The annual Memorial Day program will be held in Paris on May 30 at 11:00 a.m. in the Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle. Amos B. Hulme will be the featured speaker. The event honors veterans and current service members and is sponsored by Post No. 8 of the American Legion.
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Paris
Cliff Sizemore
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Amos B. Hulme
Post No. 8, the
American Legion
Jan Jaussi Named First Runner-Up At Miss Ricks Pageant
Miss Jan Jaussi of Olympia Washington was named first runner-up to Miss Marlene Sample Miss Ricks of 1969 at Ricks College Rexburg Idaho. Second runner-up was Miss Susan Olpin of Boise. Jaussi is daughter of Harold Jaussi and granddaughter of Mrs Susanna Jaussi of Paris.
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Jan Jaussi
Olympia
Wash
Marlene Sample
Ricks
Ricks College
Rexburg
Susan Olpin
Boise
Miss Jaussi
Harold Jaussis
Susanna Jaussi
Paris
Utilities join in building line
Utah Power and Light crews began one of the final links in a 565 mile high voltage transmission artery. The $21 million project runs from the Noxon hydro plant in Montana to the Naughton complex near Kemmerer Wyoming, spanning 75 miles within UP&L territory. The line is a joint effort of five investor owned utilities including Idaho Power and Montana Power.
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Utah Power and Light Co
E. Allan Hunter
Up&l
Noxon Hydro-Electric
Montana
Idaho
American Falls
Naughton
Kemmerer
Wyo
Scoville
Montana Power
Anaconda
Mont
Idaho Power
Brady
Utah Power
Washington Water Power
Pacific Power and Light Companies
Hunter
AIMPS
Eating Plants Can Be Poisonous Warns Idaho Expert
University of Idaho agronomist Robert Higgins warns that many wild plants including water hemlock can be deadly if ingested and a Idaho child died from chewing it this spring. He advises never eating unknown yard plants, avoid plant-based jewelry, use authoritative cooking recipes, supervise children, and store seeds and bulbs out of reach.
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Robert Higgins
University of Idaho Extension Service
Idaho
Assist Pilots Sought In Wake Of Green White Commanche Disappearance
Authorities issue a call to area pilots within about fifty miles of Baker Oregon to aid in locating a green and white Commanche aircraft N 58314P missing since a May 1 flight from Baker to Coeur d Alene Idaho. Reports place a possible sonic detection over the Council area and Airway V 253 around 11 00 a m MDT.
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Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Baker
Ore
Coeur d’Alene
Sandpoint
Ida
Snake River Canyon
Council Area
Oregon State Board of Aeronautics
Salem
Washington State Aeronautics Commission
Boeing Field
Idaho Dept. of Aeronautics
Boise
Taxpayers work to cover tax bills by May 7 1969 says chamber
A U S Chamber of Commerce analysis says by May 7 1969 the average taxpayer has earned enough to pay all federal state and local taxes for the year. Tax experts note prior to that date most earnings go to taxes rather than spending.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Kendell Ward Named Junior Member of AHA in Kansas City
Kendell J Ward of Paris has been named to junior membership in the American Hereford Association. The AHA, headquartered in Kansas City, maintains nation wide records for registered Herefords and holds over 15 million purebred Hereford records in its books.
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Kansas City
Kendell J. Ward
Paris
American
County Students Make USU List
Utah State University announces winter quarter 1969 honor roll with full time students achieving at least a 3.5 GPA. Montpelier residents Gaylen S. Clayton and Linda Jacobson of the College of Humanities and Arts are named, joined by Paris siblings Mark W. Stucki of Engineering and Loraine S. Hackley in Education.
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Utah State University
Claude J. Burtenshaw
USU
Montpelier
Gaylen S. Clayton
Linda Jacobson
College of Humanities and Arts
Paris
Mark W. Stucki
Laraine S. Hackley
Education
Idaho Water Resource Board posts brochure on loan fund
The Idaho Water Resource Board released a leaflet detailing the new water resource development loan fund approved by the 40th Idaho Legislature. It explains eligibility, loan terms, project types, application steps, and rules, with a flow chart of the processing procedure.
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Idaho Water Resource Board
Idaho
Howe
LDS Stake Conference This Weekend in Paris
Elder Bernard P. Brockbank, Assistant to the Twelve, will speak at the Bear Lake Stake Conference in Paris on May 17 and 18. He has led missions in the British Isles and now oversees South American missions, and is a Utah builder, realtor, and former school-board president. The general session is Sunday at 10:00 a.m. at the Stake Tabernacle.
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Bernard P. Brockbank
Council of Twelve
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Bear Lake
Paris
Hitler Brockbank
Liberty Chapel
Brockbank
British Isles
Utah
Hemisfaire 68
San Antonio
Tabernacle
Seco
Idaho Youth Conservation Camp Deadline Extended
The Idaho Dept. of Public Lands extended the Priest Lake Youth Conservation Camp deadline to May 18. Open to Idaho boys aged 14 to 17 in good health, the eight week program runs June 16 to August 10 with room and board, $30 monthly, and transportation provided. Applications to the Youth Camp Coordinator at Statehouse Boise 83707. drawings May 21 at the Statehouse with at least one boy from each of 35 legislative districts.
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Idaho Dept. of Public Lands
Idaho
Priest Lake
Dept. Public Lands
Statehouse
Boise
IWRB Loan Leaflet Details Project Funding
The irrigation water resources board outlines rehabilitation and extension of existing systems and multi purpose water projects with loans up to 100000 per project without legislative approval. Current interest is 6 percent and repayment terms vary by project as Verl King notes distribution to federal and state agencies and local districts.
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Verl King
IWRB
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Office of the Supt
Emerson
Higgins
Kendell Ward
LDS Stake
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