College student Kate Pack active in campus circles
Education major Kate Pack of Idaho State College in Pocatello is student editor and circulation manager of The Bengal college paper. She is treasurer of the Press Club, has acted in productions, pledged Alpha Psi Omega, belongs to SPURS and plays in a college band. She is vice-president of the state ETA and president of the YMMIA at the LDS institute on campus.
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Colorado
Jant Peck
Fayette Peck
Sun
Idaho
Accidents Reported in County This Week
The county sheriff reports two traffic incidents. Gene Robinson Grace lost control on a county road near Grace, damaging a 1959 sash sedan owned by Roland Rouson with minor bumper and mirror damage totaling around 40 dollars. A second collision involved a pickup owned by Lia Ellis near Svca Springs, causing front bumper damage and a five dollar repair to a fence.
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Gene Robinson
Grace
County Road
Roland Rouson
Epair
Gerrold McCammon
Conda
Lia Ellis
Svca Springs
Quda
Youaichaiuion
Miicu
Kaphn Marriott
She
Kiwanis Talk Highlights Germany and Swiss Life
Kiwanis members heard a speaker recount his Germany trip and a tour of Switzerland. The lecture covered rural life, farming by horse and oxen, scarce lumber, and towns tied to history including Luther and German soldiers monuments.
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Urs
Rhine
Switzerland
Ule Siensen
Christmas lighting winners announced in Boda Springs
The Caribou County Sun notes winners in the city Christmas lighting contest. Dr Mack Tigert’s home won first for unfurnished Nativity displays, Grede school earned best commercial lighting with carol records, and Santé Clare’s home won for those previously not winners. Several residents moved to new addresses including Willem Bowen family at 90 East First North and others on South Main and Lakeview subdivisions.
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New
Willem Bowen
Fist North
James Fowlar Lave
South Talas
The
Sun
Mack Tigert
Grede School
Hooper Ave
Santé Clare
Stuart Bains
Caribou County Year in Review January to May
A review of Caribou County events in early 1956 notes a $6000 March of Dimes goal directed by Elwin Law, a new fertilizer process at Central Plant, the torn down Soda Springs water tank, and notable civic changes. January records include J T Torgesen’s retirement after 54 years, the Hebdon family’s first 1956 baby, and Red Cross fundraising. February covers a county budget intrigue, Monsant o leadership shifts, a new Buick agency, and milestone weather. March highlights include Betty Crocker award, gas pipeline work, North Gem Cowboys basketball success, and a grand opening by Hornley Bros. Co. April reports band uniforms drives, Girl Scouts formation, mine closures, and gas and bank projects. May notes cattle association leadership, range management study, and Soda High class graduates.
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Caribou County
Elwin Law
Central Fertilizer Plant
Soda Springs
J.T. Torgesen
Largilliore Company Bank
Kendall Hebdon
Lago
Rex Whitehead
Grace
Red Cross Campaign Fund
Monsanto
J. L. Whiteside
Tenn
Robert Rumer
Tennesee
Whiteside
R. A
Barney” Barnes
Buick
Idaho State Tax Commission
Ground Observer Corp
Anaconda
Conda
Allen Tigert
Intermountain Gas Company
Lions Club
Larry Raymond
Gene Findlay
Brent
Bart Conlin
Evan Hayes
Boy Scouts In America
West Yellowstone
Howard E. Schow
Preston
Caribou Bpw Club
Soda Merchants
Idaho
Mollyanne Martineau
Betty Crocker
North Gem Cowboys
Federal Land Office
Boise
Caribou
Smarch 22
Hornley Bros. Co
Peggy Wolford
Karen Peterson
Mary Lou Hatch
Nadine Jenkins
la- Priel Hatch
Carolyn Whitworth
Bancroft
Girls State
Hooper Springs
Bancroft Board
Intermountain Gas Co
Helen Tigert
PTA
Jerry Davis
Phillips 84
Soda‘ Springs
Soda Si
Lora Lee Mathews
Sea‘mons
Boys State
Butte
Kiwanis
Legion Post
BBW
Soda
Harry Sorensen
Ralph Harrison
Lewiston
Pelje
VaNeal Ellis
Bridge Creek Cattleman’s Association
Chertes Tingey
Soda High
Gaylon Hopkins
Larry James
Stores Closed On New Year Day
Soda Springs merchants announce that their stores will be closed New Year s Day. Be sure to feed their greetings in this week s Sun.
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Soda Springs
Reader notes space limits trim week’s Sun items
Due to Christmas holiday constraints the weekly Sun could not include all items from correspondents. Editors omitted some reports to fit the available space while preserving major local and regional notes.
County Grain Meeting Slated for January 16
A county-wide grain meeting is set for January 16 at 7 30 pm in the County Court House. All grain producers and handlers are urged to attend. The program will cover grain sanitation seed treatment moisture control and compost.
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Court House
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Firemen’s
Janet Peck
Germany
Buest
Martin Luther
Hahivere
Sun Sea
Boda Springs
West Second South
Apt 3
Richard Dunn
South Maina St
Harold J. Hebdon
South Firs
West
Mr. Reed Pugmire
Jibeur New Home
Lakeview Subdivision
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