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KEL 633 002 A group of people sit around a dining table at a social held for Magic Valley Baseball Queen candidates at Kay's Supper Club in Twin Falls. From left to right are John Bertie, Jean Littlefield, Rhonda Miracle, and Mr. and Mrs. John Christoffersen. Miss Littlefield is sponsored by the Shrine Club, and Miss Miracle is sponsored by the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Christoffersen is wearing a striped dress and a long vest, the two men are wearing suits and ties, and the two Queen candidates are wearing dresses. On the table are glasses, saucers, condiments, ash trays, and candle holders. A large image of a nature scene hangs on the wall behind them. Some other diners are at a table in the background.
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KEL 633 001 Ben Jewell, president of the Pioneer League, converses with two Magic Valley Baseball Queen candidates during a social at Kay's Supper Club. The candidates, from left to right, are Rita Darling and Daryle Nye. Miss Darling is sponsored by the Jerome Kiwanis Club and Miss Nye is sponsored by the Twin Falls Business and Professional Women's Club. The women are wearing dresses and Miss Nye is wearing a hat. Mr. Jewell is wearing a suit and tie. Some plants are visible behind them, and beyond the plants some other guests are socializing.
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KEL 800 Northside District FFA winners in the annual Beet Growing Contest are, from left to right, Wayne Kulm, first place winner, and Al Lutz, second place winner. The two young men are dressed in suits and ties and shake hands. One holds a camera in his hand, and the other holds a box with a wallet in it.
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KEL 799 First place winners of the Poster and Essay Contest on soil and water conservation, sponsored by the Twin Falls Soil Conservation District, display their award trophies and winning posters and essays. From left to right, front row, are Debra Lee, Leanne Olmstead, and David Galvin, and back row, Mike Buhner, and Santos Salinas.
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KEL 798 Proceeds from a Junior Club sponsored fashion show are presented to David Perkins, dean of boys for the College of Southern Idaho, by Mrs. Bob Latham, chairman of models for the show. The money was presented to the College of Southern Idaho to be given as a scholarship to a needy and deserving Magic Valley student. Mrs. Latham is dressed in a striped shirts and Mr. Perkins is dressed in a suit and tie.
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KEL 797 Preparing to make candy to be sent to servicemen are members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars are, seated from left to right, Mrs. Addie Radakovich, Mrs. David Visser, and Mrs. Ivan Waters, and standing from left to right, Mrs. Mae Gardoski, Mrs. John Price, and Mrs. Harold Billings. "Operation Gift Package" is the current project undertaken by the auxiliary in observance of Loyalty Day on the first of May. Packages will be sent to servicemen serving at home and overseas. The candy, made at the home of Mrs. Price, is just one of the items that will be included in the packages. Bags of sugar and bottles of corn syrup are on the table. A kitchen counter and some cabinets are behind them. A window with some colorful drapes is cover the counter. A framed picture hangs on the side wall.
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KEL 796 Robert Erkins, owner and operator of the Snake River Trout Company trout farm, is presented an Industrial Indemnity Company Safety Award. Don Elliot, left, and Dan Obenchain, right, hand him the award certificate. On either side of them are several trout hatching ponds. Trees and hills stretch out into the distance.
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KEL 795 Robert Erkins, owner and operator of the Snake River Trout Company trout farm, is presented an Industrial Indemnity Company Safety Award. Don Elliot, left, and Dan Obenchain, right, hand him the award certificate. Behind them is a trout hatching pond. Trees and hills stretch out into the distance.
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KEL 794 From left to right, Don Elliot and Dan Obenchain, dressed in suits and ties, present workers at the Independent Meat Company with the Industrial Indemnity Company Safety Award certificate for no lost time injuries on the job during 1967. Harry Whitmore, plant supervisor, holds the award certificate. Beside him are Otto Florence Jr., second from right, general manager of Independent Meat, and Jack Holloway, right, assistant foreman of the shipping department at Independent Meat. Mr. Whitmore and Mr. Holloway are dressed in hard hats and coveralls, and Mr. Whitmore is dressed in a cowboy hat and jacket. Behind them, several dead cows hang on meat wracks.
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KEL 793 Robert Erkins, owner and operator of the Snake River Trout Company trout farm, is presented an Industrial Indemnity Company Safety Award by Dan Obenchain, right, and Don Elliot, left. In front of them is a trout hatching pond, and more ponds are located to the side. In the distance behind them is a house surrounded by trees and bushes, and a parked pick-up truck sits in a driveway. The walls of the Snake River Canyon surround the hatchery.
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KEL 792 Officers for the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club pose at a hat luncheon held at Kay's Supper Club. To the side of the group of seven women is a table with Welcome Wagon name cards and a bottle of soy sauce on it.
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KEL 791 Attendees sit at a dining table enjoying lunch at the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club hat luncheon held at Kay's Supper Club. Several of the woman are wearing unique hats. One woman is wearing a hat made out of branches and feathers, Rita Bradley is wearing a hat of white ruffles and flowers, and another woman is wearing a hat decorated with balloons. The table is covered in plates of food, cups, bowls, napkins, and silverware.
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KEL 790 Three women sit at a dining table wearing unique hats for the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club hat luncheon held at Kay's Supper Club. The woman on the left wears a hat covered in auto parts that reads "New Man" and "Earl Brown." Diane King, center, wears a hat with a fuzzy Easter basket on it that has a duck head on the handle. The woman on the right wears a cap with a rubber duck and ribbon on it. The table is covered in cups, bowls, napkins, silverware, and a candle holder. Several other attendees in strange hats eat lunch at tables in the background.
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KEL 789 Three women model hats for the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club hat luncheon held at Kay's Supper Club. The woman on the left wears a hat that looks like a hen tied to her head with a ribbon, Rita Bradley, center, wears a hat of white flowers and ruffles, and the woman on the right wears a bonnet covered in picture frames, newspapers, an American flag, and a banner reading "Hat of the Year."
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KEL 788 Esther Nicholson, a well-known local hat designer, wears an elaborate wide-brim, black velvet cocktail hat. The Easter hat was modeled during the Ladies of the Elks hat parade.
