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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1964
Page
5
Mrs. Fran Hopper of Boise Home Economist for Intermountain Gas Company will present a cooking and interior decorating demonstration for the L D S First Ward Relief Society in the church recreation hall. The program runs from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon and is open to the public with no admission charge.
Deanne Findlay of Soda Springs was appointed treasurer of the Southeastern Idaho Personnel and Guidance Association. Other officers include George Andersen of Pocatello as president Len Brenchley of Pocatello as vice president and Bonnie Gardner of Blackfoot as secretary. She was also chosen to head the Citizenship Committee of the Fifth District Idaho Education Association.
Howard Black wed Vila Mae Jewell in Twin Falls on an early Friday evening. The couple, now residing in a Mountain Home trailer court, will live there while Howard serves in the Air Force.
Edith Brough and Harold Gene Van Vleet wed in the Logan L D S Temple on March 13 with President Raymond officiating. The bride, daughter of Sed ley and Edith Brough of Riverdale Utah, and groom Osro V. and Mrs Van Vleet of Grace Utah, plan a Riverdale home after a honeymoon to Los Angeles and Reno.
Hospital notes list visiting hours from 2 30 to 4 PM and 7 00 to 8 PM daily to aid patient rest. Birth announcements include Mabey Bancroft girl April 1. Williams Montpelier boy April 2. plus multiple births and a Torrence California arrival named James Craig weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces born Monday April 6 at Bay Harper Hospital.
Golden Rod Chapter No. 64 of the Order of the Eastern Star presided by Worthy Matron Mrs. John Williamson and Worthy Patron Mr. Russell Carpenter. 50 year members recognized. Idaho has seniors over 90. members from Golden Rod include Mrs. R. J. Dygert of Tocallo and Mrs. Mars Parkison of Oceanside. Clothing drive for World Church Service urged. contact Mrs. Oliver Lloyd. Banquet for Job's Daughters Bethel on installation night, April 30. Officers elected: Mrs. L. C. Ruud Worthy Matron, Mr. Earl Freeman Worthy Patron, Mrs. Don Shufeldt Associate Matron, Mr. Robert Williamson Associate Patron, Mrs. C. W. Salser Secretary, Mrs. Earl Freeman Treasurer, Mrs. Russell Carpenter Conductress, Mrs. Ralph Dehl Associate Conductress. Open installation April 20 at 9:00. Refreshments served by Mrs. Russell Lakey, Mrs. Jack Harriman, Mrs. J. L. Lauritson, and Mrs. Gayle Ehresman.
Caribou County 4-H leaders and junior leaders will meet at Bancroft School on Monday April 13 at 8 00 p m Cora Barfuss is chairman Maurice Johnson from University of Idaho will speak Refreshments served All 4-H leaders urged to attend. Mark Lau a candidate for sophomore senator at BYU last week in Provo. Kiwanians host Father Son Night with Walt Disney film Bear Country. Mr and Mrs Tim Daly travel to Springfield Ohio for their son Richards wedding on April 11 and a visit in New York City
A Troop 501 benefit supper is set for Friday April 10 at the L D 5 Recreation Mall Soda Springs. Public support is requested with tickets available from the Boy Scouts or at the door. All proceeds stay with the local group. Wanda Jean Sorensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Elton Sorensen Soda Springs was tapped for ambership in Alpha Samba Delta scholastic honor for freshmen women at the University of Idaho in Moscow. The Home Culture Club met April 1 at the home of Lucille Tarbett with Lorna Norstrum hostess. They changed meeting night to the second Thursday each month and elected Renee Christensen as reporter. The next meeting will be May 14 at the Trail Cafe with Rita Evans and Sandra Wilson hostesses. Caroline Wakeman reported on the Home Demonstration Council meeting attended. Jean Walker and Rita Evans were chosen to represent the club at the Medical Self Help Program in April. Members brought two favorite recipes for a cook book. Other attendees included Carole Brave, Marla Hulse, Glenda Lallatin, Alean Packer, Janice Schaneveldt, Sandra Stoddard, Linda Hatch and Sherry Mendenhall.
Mr and Mrs Dahl Robbins of Thatcher announce the engagement of their daughter Christine to Dee LaFaun Johnson son of Mr and Mrs LaFaun Johnson of Cleveland Idaho. Christine a Grace High School graduate and student at the L D S Business College Salt Lake City and member of Samba Delta Sigma. Johnson has completed an L D S Mission to the Central States and attended BYU in Provo this winter. They have circled June 10 for their wedding date.
Mrs Carl Skinner left for Price Utah to stay with her sister Mrs Frank Leota for an undetermined period. Mr and Mrs Larry Schirm and son D L arrived from San Diego to visit with Mr and Mrs LaMont Norton. Larry boarded a plane to return to his ship overseas for a year. Mrs Schirm remains with Mr and Mrs Don Hamburg and with the Nortons in Soda Springs during his absence. Pam Harris, a Covina high school senior, visited Soda Springs four days last week and stays with her sister Mrs Dale Olsen in Covina. Mary Anna Circle Doris Lansberry hosted UPW O Mary Anna Circle at her home. Ruth Crawford gave devotional, group studied, six members attended including Lelia Chester Grace Shufeldt Hattie Hines Nelly Lou Poulsen Rev David Crawford.
About 500 orders for 463000 seedlings across 21 species were placed with the University of Idaho forest nursery by March 10. Evergreens led demand, with Douglas fir tops 110000 and ponderosa pine 103000. deciduous Russia olive led nongreens with 52000. Deliveries begin late March to Western Idaho, then April and May. Caribou county sent ten orders for 3950 trees to boost windbreaks and habitat.
A woman called an air line asking how long it takes to fly to Los Angeles. The clerk answered with a quick reply, and the woman thanked him and hung up, revealing a humorous take on infidelity.
Soda Springs April 5 residents queued at Caribou County Hospital for Tri-Valent vaccines offered by health department staff Dr. Allen Tipert and Mrs. Lelia Chester. The immunization clinic, open first Thursday of each month from 8:00 to 4:00, aims to combine three vaccines into one dose to improve coverage. Local residents, including families from Rupert and Lake City, attended as others traveled from Utah to visit relatives.
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