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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1968
Page
1
Report highlights the top juniors Susan Kee and Wendy Stephens in the 7th grade science fair held at the center. Kee presented The Eye project while Stephens demonstrated a related exhibit, showcasing scientific curiosity and clear classroom achievement.
Soda Springs Jaycees invite children from Soda Springs and surrounding areas to the 4th Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Soda Springs City Park on Saturday April 13 at 11:00 AM. Ages 1 to 10 may participate.
At Gem High School Thursday evening the Lions Club elected Art FAS as president Toslay as secretary treasurer Knowles as first vice president Fred Modersitaki as second vice president Ferrebee as third vice president Jo Mon,tai Swister Lloyd ln tamer and Leo Banks were named two year directors Miles Bob Mickel Welcomed as new members LaVille Crossley praised the group and Seth Bai Arete elt Wives attended the meeting and Meiners' purchase was noted.
Mrs. Russell Stoker will teach a Red Cross First Aid course for area residents starting the third week of April. The program runs two evenings weekly for three weeks with no charge. For details contact Mrs. Eilean Dickey at 547-3977. Every home or business should have at least one trained adult. Earl Petereit left for Los Angeles February 25 to be with his brother Fred who underwent surgery. They returned April 4. Fred plans a June visit.
April designated as clean-up week with residents allowed to place trash on the curb any day. Arrangements to collect debris and haul to the junkyard announced for the full week.
About 600 to 700 attendees viewed roughly 140 exhibits at the first annual Soda Springs Junior High Science Fair held Friday March 29. Plans were by the science department led by Gary Gier Mary Ellen Porter and Georges Kimball.
The LDS 197th Quorum of Seventies sponsors an Open House titled Faster on Saturday evening April 13 at 8 oclock. The event will be held at the Soda Springs Stake House and invites everyone to attend.
Eight Caribou County entrants compete Saturday evening April 20 at Soda Springs High School Auditorium for Miss Caribou 1969. Sponsors include Grace Hardware and local businesses. Each contestant performs a talent, with scholarships and trophies awarded to Miss Caribou, runners up, and Miss Congeniality. Miss 1968 Patti Stoddard will crown her successor. Tickets available at Lowe Drug Grace, Sanders Furniture Bancroft, Eastman Drug Soda Springs. all seats reserved.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Tosoiba will hold its regular meeting Friday April 12 at 2 pm at the home of Emma Brown.
A Community Easter Sunrise Service will be held Sunday at 6:00 am in the Soda Springs High School Auditorium. Sponsored by the Soda Springs Yiwanis Club with club members serving as ushers. Fr Edward Nowotatski of St Marys Catholic Church will be the speaker. public is invited.
The county fund raising campaign for the National Red Cross concluded with total donations of $1,467.87. Mrs. Orpha Cornish of Grace thanked contributors and workers. Fifty percent of the sum stays in the county for Blood Bank Swimming Home Service and a possible First Air Program.
The Grace Lions Club met Monday at Bob's Cafe to elect new officers for the coming year. Retiring president Henry Martinson presided. Kathleen Thomas performed two piano numbers. Elected officers include Joseph Sargent as president, Louis Benson as first vice president, Willis Rowsell as second vice president, and Jack Marshall as among others.
Grace Community group names Sam Krebs chairman Nellie V Johnson secretary and treasurer and grants Mrs Johnson Business Woman of the Year trophy presented by retiring chairman Bob Hill
The group announces two year directors Louis Stalker Douglas Campbell Lawrence Burgin and one year director Dr Charles Johnson. Also named were third vice president Neal Sanders secretary Deval Gillette tai twister Glenn Palmer and bion tamer.
Idaho residents from Montpelier Preston Twin Falls and Mackay protested Union Pacific trains 17 and 18 at a Pocatello hearing held by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Proponents warned of service loss and higher costs while opponents urged keeping daylight state cross connections and note the impact on the elderly.
The Soda Springs Engineers Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday April 16 at the Cedar View Supper Club in Soda Springs. Bill Brown a mining engineer for Wells Cargo will discuss the Tachonite Industry.
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