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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1968
Page
4
The Lions Club of Bancroft will host Vern Bloxham District Governor of Lions International District 39 at their regular meeting on Thursday December 19. Bloxham serves an American organization with 33 clubs in this state section.
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About 530 people attended the annual Christmas Ideas Fair sponsored by the Caribou County Homemakers Council on Saturday December 7. The event featured demonstrations classes and youth participation with handmade and commercial holiday ideas. County Agent Cecil Alldaffer and Home Economist Mae Williams organized the fair with council president Gwen Budge and committees.
Oil Company Agent and Farmers Insurance affiliate, a Downey Lions Club member since 1954 with perfect attendance, has served in all club offices and on the District Governor's Cabinet since 1961. He belongs to the L D S Church and mentors Youth Leadership. Governor Bloxham visits to advise officers and members on Lions administration and humanitarian programs. Lions aim to promote good government, civic welfare, and world goodwill under the motto We Serve and slogan Liberty Intelligence Our Nation's Safety.
A compact remark notes that thirty suits a woman and adds that she is also described as forty, presenting a light social reflection on age.
Local Leah Rebekah Lodge No. 28 members met eleven for a social on November 26. Visitors included Rollin and Mildred Goss from Salina and Mary Wadley from Wyoming. New officers were elected for December and plans set for a holiday potluck and candy gifting to elderly members.
A living tree in the park was nurtured by Mr. T. J. Corrigan and decorated by the City Council in 1953 with colored lights. Fourteen yellow bulbs honored veterans from World War I and World War II, including John Blackburn, Fred J. Call, Calvin A. Jenne Jr., Orson C. Anderson, Hubert P. Woody, Glen F. Perkins, Calvin I. Perkins, Sterling J. Neilsen, Robert K. Lallatin, Howard Gummersall, and Fay Skinner.
Arvil J Foster Lavar H Jenkins Lionel M Richards and Ralph Cross reflect on the meaning of a tree hailed as the most beautiful in the Christmas Forest, noting its symbolic depth for observers who understand the tradition.
North Gem defeats Bear Lake 29 to 21 at Bancroft with multiple pins and decisions led by Tolman Knowles and Don Gilbert. Bear Lake forfeits at 98 and heavyweight. NG JV also tops Bear Lake JV 83 in preliminary action.
Santa Claus will visit Soda Springs on Saturday December 21 for his last pre Christmas appearance. The event schedule includes a parade and photo opportunities with children and families from the community.
Moore pins Larsen in 115 match for NG. Duce defeats Wood in 123 for NG. Griffith defeats Mabey in 186 for BL.
Marine Corporal Terry D. Latham of Soda Springs is serving with the First Marine Division in Vietnam this Christmas. Since 1966 the division has trained South Vietnamese forces, conducted operations against guerrilla networks, and aided the people toward a democratic nation as 25,000 Marines guard, patrol, and engage the enemy this holiday season.
On November 23 at 10 am a 1961 pickup driven by Michael Mc Neil of Soda Springs overturned on Dry Valley road 28 miles east of Soda Springs after the driver lost control of the vehicle.
A vehicle went off the road in Marriott, Caribou County, with estimated damage listed at 75 dollars. Investigators are reviewing the scene as part of the ongoing inquiry.
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