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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
8
The Grace High School auditorium, to be built west of the facility, will host student gatherings, assemblies, classrooms, drama productions, and community events. Architect Sterling A Lyon says $125,000 added to the $550,000 bond covers construction and furnishings, with seating for 500 and a divisible space using folding partitions.
A proposed Grace bond plan would remodel the existing Grace Elementary School into Grace Junior High for grades 7 and 8. The north and south classrooms gain space with removed partitions, folding walls enable large and small group work, and the former high school library will become the junior high library. The gym and dressing rooms will support PE, the auditorium will host audio visual and gatherings, with dedicated rooms for arts and crafts and beginning typing for eighth graders.
The Credit Bureau of Soda Springs reported 4 156 credit reports in 1967, an eight percent rise from 1966, with Daggett noting strong credit sales. Nationally, American bureaus issued about 5 million reports in 1967, up from 96.4 million in 1966, and officials foresee continued emphasis on helping families obtain credit while supporting business in a stable credit economy.
Kevin Ray Henderson 34 year old son of Darrell Ray and Cheri Lee Storrs Henderson died Friday in Fallon Nevada hospital from pneumonia while visiting grandmother Ed Homer. Services held January 30 at Soda Springs Fourth Ward LDS Church with Bishop Robert J Herd. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
The Jobs Daughters Bethel 60 held a meeting at the Masonic Hall on January 22 with Honored Queen Amy Jo Blackburn presiding. The group enjoyed a sleigh ride party on January 21 at Trail Canyon with each member bringing a friend and refreshments at the Presbyterian Church afterward.
In 1951 the downstairs shop became a lunchroom serving meals initially to students and later faculty as noon hours shortened. Cooks included Elva Schenk and others. retirement notices for Mrs Jensen and Mrs Mickelsen followed by replacements. Students honored the retiring staff at a Jan 29 assembly, presenting silver trays.
Irene M Kelly Katie Jensen and Grace Mickelsen end a long North Gem School lunch era after cooking and serving an estimated 782000 meals. Kelly helped start the program in 1941 and has served 25 years with Jensen adding 23 and Mickelsen 16. The trio supported early PTA WPA funded lunches and later district operation across eight superintendents.
The National Farmers Organization will meet Friday February 2 at 2 pm in the IOOF Hall Soda Springs. All farmers are urged to attend this important meeting.
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