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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1968
Page
7
Mrs Dawn Wynn and her sister in law Mrs Carol Davids nearly drowned at Hueneme Beach California after a rip tide swept the group from the shore. Dawn Wynn and a boy swam to shore with the others helped by Ventura County Life Guards who rescued the four swimmers and returned them to shore safely.
STRICTLY BUSINESS and the Ventura Fire Department revived Mrs Wynn and Mr Wynn and two lifeguards swam out on surf boards to bring in tired youths tied to inner tubes. Mrs Wynn noted the entourage would have helped her sister and sister-in-law. Mr Wynn is the son of Harley Wynn of Chubbuck and serves in the Navy at Point Mugu living in Oxnard. Carol Davids, daughter of Charles and Sharpton of Bancroft, visits the Wynns while awaiting her husband S Sgt Emery L Davids in Okinawa for three years. Debi Jo Davids visits California to spend summer with kin. After refreshments, a 3:15 pm meeting adjourned. Officers elected: Le Gay Archibald president, Coralie Bolton vice, Joyce Shahan secretary, Brenda Daddie and Jennifer Smith co-reporters, Mary Jacobson and Jeanie Kirkpatrick co-song leaders. The group read the 4-H pledge and made peanut butter cookies. Le Gay led closing with activity and adjournment. Coralee Bolton, Reporter. Marjone Holbrook led first 4-H meeting with America song. LeAnn Simmons led roll call on progress. Candy Hatch read tips on zpper, Colleen demonstrated modeling. Wendy Hogan reported upcoming meeting July 19 at leader's home.
The Grays Lake 4H foods club held its first meeting June 18 at 1 30 pm at Pat Stoor’s home. Officers elected by nomination and vote: Connie Samson president Jean Smith vice president Margo Stoor secretary Roxanne Humpherys reporter Sharon Stoor recreation leader. Members planned a club name and prepared open face sandwiches and punch.
The 34th Grand Council Session of the International Order of Jobs Daughters met June 27 28 29 in Twin Falls. Members from Beth el No 60 Soda Springs including Amy Jo Blackburn Sue Ann Alldaffer Veda Swain Kay Hale Jacki Dupin Lynn Tigert Nancy Roberts Debbie Sims Susan Walters Pam Roberts Carol Bingham Colleen Rosen Jessye Hale Karen Alldaffer Kathy Porter Lynn Rosen Penny Burt Debbie Lakey and Laurie Long attended. Council members Winifred Alldaffer Alice Tigert Marjone Hale Patsy Campbell and Hazel Blackburn also took part. The group stayed with Twin Falls residents and enjoyed picnics banquets meetings and lunches. Bethel No 60 entered the choir competition directed by Winifred Alldaffer and won a trophy. Talent night followed with the choir singing two numbers. On June 29 Grand Bethel officers and representatives were chosen with Kay Hale and Colleen Rosen representing Bethel 60. Kay Hale was named Grand Representative to Virginia and Colleen Rosen to California. Kay and Colleen were installed with other Grand Bethel officers as Grand Council officers. Mrs Winifred Alldaffer was installed as Grand Third Messenger by Grand Guardian Idaho Mrs Edna Spealman.
Caribou County Idaho Soda Springs page four dated July 14 1968 provides a local notice item. The readable text indicates administrative or community content typical of a small town newspaper page four.
On July 26, 1968 in Soda Springs Idaho before Notary Wallace M Transtrum proof will be submitted of completion of works for diversion of 2 500 acre feet of Soda Creek waters under Permit 1152 by Farmers Land and Irrigation Company Bancroft Idaho The works will store 2 500 acre feet annually for irrigation and domestic use with point of diversion SW4NE 36 T8S R41E B M Caribou County Idaho
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