Grace Tops Install Officers At Tops 131 Ceremony
Tops 131 met at Joan Kingsford home on Friday night March 30 for their 1973 installation ceremony. New president Joan Kingsford and new officers were sealed with oaths by outgoing leader Kaylene Troseth. Awards were given for weight loss and other club honors amid a dinner with Jow calories dishes and floral corsages.
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Tops 131
Joan Kingsford
Kaylene Troseth
Juanita McCurdy
Soda Springs Floral
Kathy Prudhomme
Maxine Goodnight
Janet Alder
Renae Bassett
Lavina Nelson
Janet Ray
Joan Kingffeld
Tops
Biology Class Field Trip To Trout Farm
On March 28 Soda Springs High School biology students taught by Orval Bells toured Al Dunn's Trout Farm in Soda Springs. They visited fry rooms, incubators, and learned fry age indicators from Mr Dunn and Mrs Dunn.
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Soda Springs High School
Orval Bells
al Dunn
Soda Springs
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Grace Devilettes Marching Event Preview
Grace Devilettes stage a festival in Greenwood Gym on March 28 to prep for the Idaho Falls contest on April 6. M C s are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Munns. Acts include Junior High Tigerettes march reading by Patti Jo Rasmussen guitar solo by Don Thompson vocal duet by Susan Mathews and Sandra Bennett cheerleaders skit and a Select Chorus number. A quilt raffle closes the program and the Devilettes close with a competition march. They join a street parade with the Combo directed by Byron Shaw. Advisor Mrs Norma Harris and officers Karen King Bonnie Lloyd Laurie Harris and Susan Mathews. There are 16 regulars and 6 alternates with five drummers led by Blaine Andreasen Ranae Fowler assists.
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Greenwood Gym
Idaho Falls
Ron Munns
M.C
Tigerettes
Patti Jo Rasmussen
Don Thompson
Susan Mathews
Sandra Bennett
Robert Shipley
Devilettes
Byron Shaw
Norma Harris
Karen King
Bonnie Lloyd
Laurie Harris
Blaine Andreasen
Ranae Fowler
Mayors Proclaim Cancer Month in three Idaho towns
Mayors Allen Tigert of Soda Springs A L Hatch of Bancroft and Harold B Lowe of Grace joined to proclaim April 1973 as Cancer Control Month in Caribou County Idaho. The proclamation highlights national goals cancer prevention detection and treatment advances and urges citizens to support the American Cancer Society through research education and services. Vic Lansberry and family visited Salt Lake City for a piano recital in which Alyson Lansberry participated.
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Soda Springs
Bancroft and
Grace
Caribou County
Idaho
Allen Tigert
A. L. Hatch
Bancroft
Harold B. Lowe
American Cancer Society
Vic Lansberry
Salt Lake East
Jim Lansberry
Alyson Lansberry
Senior Citizens Banquet and Civic Plans Near Soda Springs
Senior Citizens invite all 55 and older to a spring banquet this Saturday April 7 at noon at the Presbyterian Annex in Soda Springs. They seek help to build or buy a building for public affairs with support from other groups. Reservations via Rulon Bowen Grace 425-3976 R L Maughan Bancroft 648-7643 or Jack Kesler Soda Springs 547-3810. Rides available upon request.
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Presbyterian
Soda Springs
Rulon Bowen
Grace
R.L. Maughan
Bancroft
Jack Kesler
Card of Thanks for Beus Family
The family of Ted Beus of LaRue Lana Lee R J and Tami Jewell Beus express sincere thanks for the concern shown after the Kemmerer Wyoming accident.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Ted Beus
LaRue
Lana Lee
R. J
Tami Jewell Beus
Grace Lions Promote Lions Light Conservation Week
The Grace Lions Club will promote Lions Light Conservation Week April 8 to 14 to solicit donations for the Lions Light Foundation. Donations go entirely to helping the blind with administrative costs covered by a per member assessment. The foundation funds eye banks and international corneal transplants, with ham radio operators aiding eye banks.
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Idaho-Oregon
Lions Light Foundation
Lions Light Conservation
Grace Lions Club
Light Conservation Foundation
Lions Club
The
Light Foundation
Idaho
Soda Springs item from SARIBOU County Sun
Local brief from Soda Springs Idaho dated April 5 1973 outlines community event and notices in Page Ten of the SARIBOU County Sun. Read as compact public record with generic civic updates and small item summaries for residents.
Ames and Idaho visitors tour Soda Springs prior to California trip
Dr and Mrs R D Angus and children Wade Jyll and Scot of Ames Iowa visited the home of Mr and Mrs L L Wheeler of Soda Springs before leaving for California Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Lynn Merrill of Fairfield Idaho and Mrs Larry Brackenbury Tracy and Stacy of Pocatello L L Wheeler drove to Boise to meet daughter Mrs Linda Merrill and flew with her to San Francisco California where Mrs Merrill attended a cosmetics convention They toured many interesting places in and around the city
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R. D. Angus
Wade, Jyll and
Scot
Ames
Iowa
L. L. Wheeler
Soda Springs
California
Wheelers
Lynn Merrill
Fairfield
Idaho
Larry Brackenbury
Tracy and
Stacy
Pocatello
Boise
Linda Merrill
San Francisco
Grace Lions Aid Sparks Community Support Week
Amateurs provide crucial contact between banking interests and those in need as the Grace Lions launch a pro acing week to showcase ongoing community backing.
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Grace Lions
Boy Scout First Aid Meet Held
The Boy Scout First Aid Meet drew participants from Troops 31 32 42 and 642 with Mae Wheatley receiving the Presidential Award. Leaders Ruth Gentry Cora Wistisen and Troops 503 532 582 636 and 562 earned participation ribbons.
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Cunhou
Mae Wheatley
Ruth Gentry
Cora Wistisen
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Grace Tops
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Grace Devilettes
Cancer Control
Allen H. Tigert
Saribou County
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