Local Election Results and School Honors Highlight Dated News
A school election results printout lists president candidates Doug Budge Hemmert and vice president options for secretary Sue Beins and Ken Smith. Four attended the election with Wendy Nelson Ly Sanders Peg Ath and Shauna Maldinner noted. Also announced are drill team officers Sherry Peterson and Lakae Panting. Separately Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fowler vacationed in Nevada while Jay Bells and Orville returned from Europe voyage. A Western Wyoming Junior College student Dick Horsburgh visited as grandson of Conda Sneddon.
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Kathy Jones
Lucianne MacAllister
Mari Beth Balls
Sandra Jo Allen
Shirley Anderson
Mary Lou Morgan
Ann Norris
Karen Sorensen
Shauna Tinger
Mary Ellen Mitchell
Edith Weighall
Kirby Martineau
Sherry Peterson
Lakae Panting
Charles Sneddon
Conda
Dick Horsburgh
Western Wyoming Junior College
Apology from The Sun to Mr G Howard Peterson
The Sun issues a formal apology to Grace resident Mr G Howard Peterson for two errors in last week's trib story. The note clarifies he has no plans to tell Crome the teaching profess and corrects misidentification of Harold Peterson as his name.
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The
Sun
G. Howard Peterson
Grace
Peterson
Crome
Harold Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Engaged: Cheryl Hansen to Sidney Thompson in Logan Temple
Miss Cheryl Hansen and Sidney S. Thompson announce their engagement and plans for a June 26 wedding in the Logan L D S Temple. Cheryl, a Fielding High School and Ricks College School of Nursing graduate, works at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Sidney, a Logan High School and Utah State University alum, plans ranching in Henry Idaho.
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Lloyd Hansen
Soda Springs
Cheryl
Sidney S. Thompson
Albert Thompson
Logan
Utah
Henry
Idaho
Logan L. D. S. Temple
Miss Hansen
Fielding High School
Ricks College School of Nursing
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Montpelier
Thompson
Logan High School
Utah State University
Idahos
Leon McAuliffe Show Draws Large Crowd
Leon McAuliffe headlined a benefit show in Grace sponsored by the Grace School District and local groups to fund a youth recreation area named for G. Howard Peterson. The event drew a large crowd and was a financial success, funding construction and future entertainment fundraisers. McAuliffe praised the community for its cooperation and conduct among youths.
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Grace Heh
Grace High School
Grace
Bancroft
Soda Springs
Preston
Leon McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Auliffe
Grace Elementary Hosts First Grade Parents Meeting
Grace Elementary School principal Frank Taylor invites all rising first grade parents to a Friday meeting in the school auditorium at 11 00 a m to discuss classroom procedures and skills for entering first grade. Morning session attendees may leave with their children at 12 20 p.m. A separate event offers a day in school with the first grade, with arrival at 6 45 a m and lunch at 11 50 a m.
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Frank Taylor
Grace
Stake Sunday School Leaders Meet at Bancroft Chapel
The Idaho Stake Sunday School Leadership Meeting was held in Bancroft L D S Chapel with Counselor Doyal Keller presiding He introduced the new Stake Secretary Jean Moore Steve Jones Sunday School Superintendent and Robert Hays spoke after attending the General Sunday School Conference in Salt Lake Roll call showed 14 officers and teachers from Pancroft 10 from Chesterfield three from Soda First Ward 12 from Soda Second Ward and from Soda Third Ward The attendance banner went to Chesterfield The teachers training lesson on How To Improve Behavior was given by Mike Hatch.
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Idaho
Bancroft L. D
Doyal Keller
Chesterfield
Mike Hatch
Grace High seniors tour sights as prom plans and events unfold
Grace High reports Seniors traveled from Grace to Salt Lake City and Las Vegas then to Los Angeles before returning home. The Junior Class gears up for the May 8 prom with color purple and gold and a moonlit orchid theme. District track meet prep and Boys State selections in Boise are noted along with F H A Dairy Cattle judging results.
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Grace
Salt Lake City
Utah
Las Vegas
Nevada
Los Angeles
Grace High
G.H.S. Grace High
Boise
Timmy Gillett
Ronald Wright
Robert Young
Doyle Ray
Red Cross Swim Program Signup Announced
Plans are in the works for the American Red Cross Swim Program in Caribou County marking the tenth year of the program. About 500 students have participated annually. Max Mason and instructors prepared details with Dr. Herron Woodall and Tippets. Signups begin with Soda Springs, Bancroft, and Grace students receiving applications, with registration fees due.
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American Red Cross
Caribou County
Max Mason
Doris Balls
Joelene Crouse
Betty Watkins
Pat Reeve
Aquatic School
Sadie Tigert
Jean Sorensen
L S. A
Soda Springs
Marian Horsley
Rachel Transtrum
Mary Ann Priest
Sandra Nelson
Karen Sorensen
Allen Ray Tigert
Dorin Balls
Connie Conlin
Norman Johnson
Sharon Shufeldt
Mari Beth Balls
Bruce Thomas
Alice Ann Tigert
Chris Balls
Kirk Shuler
Kamian Walker
Pete Hendrickson
Fish Cookery Demonstration Scheduled for May 4
Women of Bear Lake and Caribou counties are invited to a fish cookery demonstration on Monday May 4 at 1 30 p m at the Georgetown L D S Church. Sponsored by Bear Lake and Caribou Extension Services, the event features Carolyn Sullivan regional home economist who will prepare seven dishes and discuss the nutritive value of fish.
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Caribou
Bear Lake
Georgetown L. D. S
Carolyn Sullivan
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Rocky Mountain
Edith Steele Sustained as Stake Leader in Lesson Course 16
Edith Steele was sustained as the new Stake Leader in Lesson Course 16, marking a leadership change within the stake. The event reflects continued governance changes within the church structure and leadership roles.
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Edith Steele
Return from trip Dr. and Mrs Allen Tigert
Dr and Mrs Allen Tigert returned Friday after attending a medical convention in Chicago Illinois last week Dr Tigert left Thursday April 16 to join Mrs Tigert in Springfield where she had been visiting with her brother Ray Middlecamp since April 7 Mr Middlecamp has been confined in a Springfield hospital following an accident at his Bath Indiana home
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Allen Tigert
Chicago
Llinois
Dr. Tigert
Mrs. Tigert
Springfield
Ray Middlecamp
Middlecamp
Bath
Caribou County Sun April 30 1964 Page Seven
Local page features brief notices and community items from Caribou County with name checks and event reminders. Read as a snapshot of small town affairs including upcoming meetings and public notices.
Self Help subscription contest draws many young entrants
A large turnout of youths expresses interest in the annual Self Help subscription contest. Boy Scouts led by Walter Bingham plan to raise funds to cover their camp expenses. No entries yet from Bancroft or Grace. A Sun representative will visit Grace on May 1 at Sanders Furniture at 4:00 p.m. and Bancroft at Sanders Furniture at 5:00 p.m. to register, or entries may be made at the Sun office Friday. Photos of candidates will appear in next week’s Sun. Behind every successful man stands a woman who couldn't be more surprised.
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the Sun
Walter Bingham
Bancroft
Grace
Bancroft and Grace
The
Sun
Sanders Furniture
Soda Springs
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