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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1969
Page
1
High School sets registration for seniors and juniors on Thursday August 21 in the afternoon and for sophomores on Friday from 7:30 to 3:00. Fees include 20.00 activity, 2.50 stop, 2.00 etc. athletics insurance 10.50 and rental items 5.00 to 7.50.
Malad Americans defeated Rockland 6-0 and Blackfoot 53 in the consolation bracket at the Malad Invitational. Jim Poulsen and teammates earned the title as individual trophy recipients while Springs, Rupert Bombers and Rockland contributed to the event.
A student recital is scheduled for August 24 at 4 p.m. in the Stake House Grace. Participants include Paula Sry, Beth Davis, Marlene T, Carolee Hirschi, Susan Varley, Patti Jebbie Stoddard, Peter eAnn Gibson, Laurie An Nancy Peterson, Eric Id2 Lou Ruger, Jerolyn Carol Young, Stephanie and Adrian Ruger.
Seminary schedule lists class periods from Old Testament to New Testament with multiple periods. Local families and visitors include Mr Leo Williams hosting a gathering for Clair Wilcuntiful and another son, and Mrs Darrell Williams of California. Marie Skinner visited with relatives in Green River and Utah, family gatherings attended by Ray Davis, LeRoy Day, and Mrs David Nelson Proud grandparents welcome a new baby weighing pounds at Ole’s first child. details incomplete.
Mrs. Kinn ette Johnson was named Extension Home Economics Agent for Caribou County, effective this week. She succeeds Mae Williams who resigned August 15 and will oversee the Adult Home Economics program while coordinating with County Agent Cecil Alldaffer on 4H Club work. Johnson, formerly Kimnette Roger of Bancroft, was active in H Club work for 10 years and is Idaho State University Home Economics alumna. Her husband is Mike Johnson in the U S Navy. Commissioners and the University of Idaho Board of Regents approved the appointment.
Government insured notes totaling about 9 650 million will be offered for purchase by private investors in August. Farmers Home Administration, part of the Agriculture Department, guarantees 8 percent returns and allows large blocks for terms from one to 25 years. Notes finance rural housing farming and community facilities with full government guarantees.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Bevins of Soda Springs publish part of a letter from their son Scott in the U S Navy describing a four day visit with his brother Ronnie in Vietnam near Chulai. Scott recounts travel to Ronnie, time with him at his rocky hill headquarters, swimming, talking and plans to take leave together in May.
Mrs Glendora Lott and her granddaughter from Dubois spent the weekend with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Fred Lott. Mr and Mrs Ike Lott arrived Sunday afternoon and stayed overnight with the Fred Lott family before returning home Monday.
Dennis Spadman arrived back Sunday after attending summer school at the University of Oregon in Eugene Oregon.
Soda Springs Golf Club members and guests are invited to a Scotch foursome Sunday August 24. The foursome tee time is 1 p.m. with a family potluck to follow around 3 30 p.m. at the golf course.
The Idaho Fish and Game Department confirms mourning dove shooting hours run from half an hour before sunrise to sunset across the season. The bag limit is 10 per day and 20 in possession after day one, with regional sunrise and sunset times varying by county.
Brigham Young University lists 1568 graduates for the 84th Commencement to be held Thursday August 21 at 9:30 am in George Albert Smith Fieldhouse. Combined with spring graduation of 2965, the year totals a record 4533 degrees. Among honorees are Nathan Gary Lynn Johnson and John Melvin Robinson of Soda Springs.
Grace School District No 148 will start its lunch program on August 25 the first day of school. Meals are served by district staff with tickets sold at Grace Thatcher and local schools. prices vary by age and milk is extra.
Ed Duren Max Hughes Ellie Williams and Art Kelly attended a regional training meeting in Lava Hot Springs Saturday evening. Art Kelly served as instructor for the presidents.
Registration for the 1963 70 school year opens Saturday August 23 with seniors registering 1 to 3 pm Juniors register August 25 from 6 to 10 am Sophomores 10 am to noon and freshmen 1 to 3 pm Grays Lake students may register anytime The Hooper Avenue and Thirkill Elementary sites handle bus students The district adds hot lunch September 2 and lists various class fees and teachers
James E. Wilson spoke on partnerships among the National Highway Safety Bureau Idaho and local jurisdictions at the Idaho Traffic Safety Coordinators Assn meeting in Boise. Mark Gibson praised Idaho officials present as a sign of strong interest in highway safety and outlined a system to identify priorities and local program needs. Mayors and police chiefs attended, including Chris Phelps and Blynn Wilcox, as part of efforts to expand local safety programs. The Idaho commission reports nineteen cities had safety program analyses and twenty one more were invited to participate to identify deficiencies and recommendations.
The Soda Springs LDS Second Ward hosts a Fathers and Sons outing on Aug 22 and 23 at Summit View in Georgetown Canyon. Family groups may arrive after 4 p.m. Friday with games and entertainment both days. Bring eating utensils and meals. ward provides Saturday breakfast and Friday night watermelon.
Sunday visitors at the O. S. Bybee home included her brother and Mrs Kenneth Romero from Smithfield Utah, their daughter and family including Michael on leave from the Navy, Mr and Mrs Jim Thomas and family, the Bybee family from Salt Lake City, Mrs Sirren F Bybee and family, and Howard Schaeffer a son in law from Logan.
The second all Idaho Marine Platoon left Boise for San Diego training. From Soda Springs the recruits include Thayne Gentry Bob Hemmert and Rob Crawford. They joined a parade and enlistment ceremony with Marine officers and state dignitaries in Boise.
Mr and Mrs Bill Meads attended a family reunion at the Jenkinson home in Mastin Wyad. The Meads traveled Friday to Spinish Fork for the gathering with relatives and friends.
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