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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
8
An anonymous donation of currency was received by the Grace community. The list includes numerous couples and organizations such as First National Bank of Grace Idaho First National Bank of Soda Springs Lions Club of Grace Spudnik Equipment Company of Blackfoot and Jay Turner Company among many.
Henry Thomas Libidry a noted rock collector and geologist dies at 83. his will bequeaths extensive rock fossil and library collections to Idaho State University. His brothers Carl Godfrey and Adolph arrive in Idaho July 5 with spouses. ISU officials join a tour of the Thomas home near Wavan and a banquet at Bannock Motor Inn to honor the donors.
The Grace Library fund has reached 1343.80 by July 1 as donors from the community contribute generously to expand reading services. Originating in 1940, the library grew from 25 books to thousands, moved to new quarters, and expanded with federal support and local fundraising driven by the Grace Literary Club and city officials.
Idaho State University College of Education releases its Dean's List for the second semester naming 283 students with high academic achievement. Included are Gweneth Budge Loig McGee Davis and Sandra Findlay from Sade Springs.
Four H Club lists its first officers with Mazie Porter as leader and Tom Porter as president. Steve Duren is vice president Kevin Darius secretary McKay Transtrum reporter and Philip Crawford game reader health and safety overseer Mae Gough listed for safety. Treats named McKay Transtrum.
The meeting open with pledges and song Row Your Boat. Debbie Perry spoke on child safety and lead free paint while Julie Watkins covered toy, scissors, and knife safety. The group discussed games, made butterfly nets, collected insect pins from Mrs Porter, and caught butterflies with Jim Porter guidance. Attic note recalls storage idea.
About 1 a.m. on June 18 a 1963 Ford driven by Michael S. Carnahan struck the rear of a 1967 Dodge driven by Alan K. Ruud as both headed south of State Highway 34 three miles south of Grace. Carnahan’s car sustained about $300 damage while Ruud’s car had about $50 damage. Sheriff Ralph J. Marriott investigated.
Mr and Mrs Tay lor hosted Mrs Taylors son Don Wheeler and family from San Diego California. Don an Aviation First Class Fire Control Technician based at Miramar spent a week camping and fishing in Stanley Basin and central Idaho before the Wheeler family returned home with the Taylors.
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