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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
4
The American Cancer Society urges stronger education to cut deaths from six cancer sites: uterus, breast, lung, colon and rectum, oral cavity and skin. Despite warnings, teen smoking remains high and sun exposure causes skin cancer. Pap tests can detect uterine cancer early.
Mrs Marilyn O’Hara and Mrs Della Hubbard hosted two bridge afternoons at the O’Hara residence. Friday March 14 guests included Mrs Bjorkman Richards Maxwell Burgin Link Davis Loenshal Hughes Maurer Matthews Strickfaden Haga Transtrum Balls. High prize went to Mrs Bjorkman and Mrs Richards. bingo to Mrs Maxwell. low to Mrs Link and Mrs Davis. second high to Mrs Strickfaden and Mrs Haga.
Mr and Mrs Jim Bedingfield and the Trail Restaurant hosted the Soda Springs state championship basketball team and the players families and coaches for a Saturday breakfast at 8 am. 27 people attended as Mr Bedingfield praised the team and coaches and urged more meaningful tributes from politicians.
Four delegates from Soda Springs Presbyterian Church attended an all day Kendall Presbytery meeting at St Anthony last Thursday. Attendees included Elders Gladys Hildreth Martha Soderman DeWayne Hamblin and Rev. David Crawford.
Cub Scout Pack 535 met at the Presbyterian Church in Soda Springs for its annual awards dinner. Den 1 members Toby Tigert James Stevens Scott Hacking Mike O Hara Rick Hoffman and Bobby Henderson earned Bobcat pins. Den 2 members Jim Porter Terry Poulsen Larry Nelson and James Lee earned Bobcat. Wolf pins to Jim Porter and Terry Poulsen. Bear badge to Mike Mendes. Lion badges to John Porter Jim Poulsen and Lynn Cook. Keith Wilcox joined Den 2. The Honor Flag went to Den 2 for attendance. The pack is sponsored by the Soda Springs Kiwanis Club.
Idaho Stake Relief Society leaders gathered Thursday at the Stake Center in Soda with Counselor Ardus Williams presiding. Representatives from Bancroft Chesterfield Conda and four Soda Wards attended as Asa Hatch of the High Council joined for department work and planning for a Visiting Teacher Convention set for April 27 to honor Visiting Teachers.
Thursday features roast beef with mashed potatoes and brown gravy, a dish of peaches, bread, butter and milk. Friday offers tuna sandwich, potato salad, dill pickles, fruit jello with topping and milk.
State agencies serving on the State Civil Defense Board met with Mr Fred Martin, Area Emergency Program Coordinator of Seattle, to discuss emergency communications, damage assessment, emergency operations, and overall preparedness. Caribou County attendees included Rollin W Thomas, Reno Mickelson, Frank Mendes, Sherman Nezbitt, Roy Daniels, Keith Barthlome, Jack Peterson, Willis Rowsell, and Cecil Alldaffer representing extension services.
A for sale notice lists a 3 bedroom all brick residence with two baths at 330 Gagon Drive. Contact phone number is 547-4242 for details or to arrange viewing.
An Idaho USDA Defense Board session in Bannock Hotel Pocatello gathered representatives from Power Bannock Caribou Bear Lake Franklin and Oneida counties. Woodrow Rasmussen of Boise chaired the meeting with USDA agency leaders county commissioners and defense directors in attendance.
Grace residents see house purchases street sign upgrades and Lions Club help. Mike Weaver heads to Vietnam, city hall updates and a new 18 foot bridge across Beach Canal progress. Presbyterians attend meetings and a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde jy Bountiful, Grace locals travel for the arrival.
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