Grace Third Ward reports library checkouts and local church notes
News brief records 11 272 library checkouts for the year with 9 878 items circulated and 446 magazines. The Word Relief Society lists Miles as president and a council of leaders. Primary officers reorganized with Grace as president, and notes cover meetings, sacrament, staff changes, a graduation, special music, and genealogical committee activity. A reunion, alumni event, and community contributions are also mentioned along with local church improvements and a final payment into a village project.
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of the Word Relief Society
Miles
Rita Andst
Lucy Meek
Anselor
Pauline Egbert
Bar- Loyd
Leatha
Darlene
Ethel
Heiss
Lillian
Grace Consolidated Junior Y
Grace
Carma Caresident
Scout Troop 82 Trains in Winter Survival Tactics
Scout Troop 82 led by Scout Master DeVai Gillett conducted a winter survival training course in 13 degree below zero conditions. The program covered layering, sleeping gear, waterproofing matches, candle use learned from a government film, and preparing sleeping quarters if stranded. Site chosen one mile above the Scout camp in Child's Canyon with Byron McKinnon assisting.
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DeVai Gillett
Child’s Canyon
Byron McKinnon
Scout Camp Night In Snowy Shelter Reveals hardy trip
Grace High School member Gail Ray and a group of Pine County scouts endured 13 below temperatures. They slept in a snow dugout improvised with pine boughs and branches, six boys staying the night without scoutmasters, then warming at a camp breakfast before a mountain excursion with biologist Dale Jensen. Deputy Herb Walters captured photos of the shelter. Participants include Skippy Hart Steven McKinnon Timmy Gillett Doyle Ray Dennis Ray Leslie Bell Dean Anderson Glenn Patty Joel Bowen Don McKinnon and Dr Richard Meek later joined.
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Grace High School
Gail Ray
Dale Jensen
Herb Walters
Joe Bowen
Skippy Hart
Steven McKinnon
Timmy Gillett
Doyle
Dennis Ray
Leslie Bell
Dean Anderson
Glenn Patty
Joel Bowen
Don McKinnon
Richard Meek
Dancing Party at Bannock Stake House New Year Eve
The Smorgasbord dancing party sponsored by Bannock Stake MIA on New Years Eve at the Bannock Stake House drew 350 to 400 guests and was deemed very successful by MIA President Kenneth A Christensen. Mayor Harold B Lowe and Mrs Lowe vacationed in California with Mrs Lowe joining in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Max Rigby and family visited Mrs Rigby’s parents in Caldwell last week.
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The
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Noung Room
Orson Bow- Sud Springs
Wits
Verl Hubbard
Wiss Hallinan
Tohts
Orwho
Sada Springs
Ty Dalton
Onl Choastensen
Hubbard Monte Allsop
Woidum Wansen
de. Gilbert
Lof Grate
MT Geden
Honeyville
Utah
Toimelt Taylor and
Husitl
Pat Burley
Idaho
Hirtis Phoenix
Ari
Tinsen Smart
Bannock Stake
Kenneth A Christensen
Harold B Lowe
California
Annie Lowe
Salt Lake
Max Rigby
Rigby
Caldwell
Grace High Wrestlers Beat South Cache On Friday
Grace High School notes a new year and wishes luck to students. The piece mentions returning to routine and reports wrestling team defeating South Cache on Friday with momentum from vacation benefiting both wrestlers and basketball players.
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Gerri Ray
South Cache
Devils Basketball Team Defeats Fielding and North Cache
The Devils traveled to North Cache and defeated them 54 to 41 in the third league game. Saturday night’s game against Fielding 51 to 38 was exciting with Grace and Fielding marching corps performing at halftime. The Grace Devils JV and present variety team are praised as possible future state champs. There were no social activities. emphasis was on studying.
Information Forum for Non-Catholics at St Marys Church
A new Information Forum for those not of the Catholic Faith starts January 16 at 6:45 pm in St Marys Catholic Church Soda Springs. Father Francis DeNardis leads the forum offering a free, obligation-free explanation of the Catholic faith. Mass times remain 10:00 am on the 1st 2nd and 4th Sundays with confessions from 10:00 to 10:25 am.
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St Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Francis DeNardis
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Soda Springs
Navy re enlistment program extended six more months
Bill Williams, Recruiter in charge at the Pocatello Navy Recruiting Branch Station, announced the Special Station Keeper Reenlistment Program has been extended for six months until June 30, 1961 for several ratings. The program enables reenlistment.
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Bill, Williams
Pocatello Navy
Navy re enlistees gain shore duty schooling perks
The text notes sailors re enlisting receive direct shore duty billets and access to schooling in their previous rates, alongside standard benefits for re enlistees. This highlights enhanced career development options within the Navy reenlistment framework.
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Navy
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