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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
2
Local country store patrons discuss past eras as Ed Doolittle reports on a USDA bulletin noting rising US horse numbers due to more riding education at universities. Witty recollections about blacksmiths, trolleys, and haircut prices mix with book blurbs and public notices.
The writer riffs on aging and social shifts, noting bars, whiskey rooms, and courting rituals. He recalls proposing to his wife with a 2 cent stamp, jokes about gitting old, and ends with a folksy sign off.
Funeral services for Glen A. Ruud 71 of Grace were held Friday May 26 at the Williams Ward LDS Church conducted by Bishop Gail M. Ray. Mr Ruud died Monday May 22 from a heart ailment. The service included remarks by Bishop Ray a life sketch read by Colleen Leavitt and music by Georgia Jensen Carol Hansen and Larry Anderson. Burial followed at Lago Cemetery with military rites by the Albert Van Vleet Post American Legion. Burial directed by Allen Funeral Home.
Mr and Mrs Chick Young and daughter in law Louise depart for a weeklong trip to Lake Tahoe and Reno. Mrs LaVern Wood of Soda Springs will enter Logan hospital this week for an operation.
Team 2 led by Cliff Jones and Ed Maurer faced Team 10 with R V Bitton and G J Spackman. Team 1 Gary Stoor and Merle Rogers met Team 13 Ray Horner and Irv Norcross. Team 3 Joe Hulse and Ray Stephens challenged Team 9 R L Horsley and D R Nelson. Team 5 Jim Snow and Kent McQuivey opposed Team 12 Elmo and Gary Rowberry. Team 6 Ray Davis and Francis Rasmussen played Team 11 Tearle Athay and Russ Crouse. Team 4 Orville Burt and Al Evans vs Team 8 Vic and Jim Lansberry. Team 7 Blue with Russell and T Tigert vs Team 7 Red Ed Devine and Tom Matney.
The schedule shows multiple pairings including Team 9 with R L Horsley and D R Nelson facing Team 5 with Jim Snow and Kent McQuivey. Rogers faces Team 6 with Ray Davis and Francis Rasmussen. Evans competes against Team 7 with Russell and T Tigert. Maurer versus Team 3 with Joe Hulse and Ray Stephens or Mike Merrill, Team 8 with Vic and Jim Lansberry against Team 12 with Elmo and Gary Rowberry. Team 11 Tearle Athay with Russ Crouse versus Team 13 Ray Horner and Irv Norcross. Team 12 Red with George Dupin and Max Hughes against Team 10 Blue with R V Bitton and G J Spack.
The schedule lists matchups: Team 2 with John Maxwell and Don Strickfadden face Team 10 led by Ray Kowitz and Bill Nichols. Team 1 with Allen Hubbard and Wally Transtrum meets Team 13 captained by Lee Smith and Don Wallace. Additional games pair Team 3’s Jim Croft and Ray Rogers against Team 9’s Lee Lambert son and Stan Matthews.
The week ending June 10 features Team 9 led by Lee Lambertson and Stan Matthews against Team 5 with Bill Horsley and Verlin Poulsen. Other matchups include Humphreys vs Team 7 led by Ed Devine and Tom Mathey, and Team 13 with Lee Smith and Don Wallace vs Team 11 with Buddy Orr and Butch Scheffel. Also Strickfadden faces Team 3 with Jim Croft and Ray Rogers, Team 8 with Kent and Tom Kramer against Team 10 with Ray Kowitz and Bill Nichols, plus Team 12 Red with Smith and Wallace vs Team 10 Blue with Bitton and Spackman. Visitors Roy Root of Salt Lake City and Ritta Hadley with daughter Vonna Whiteman of Ogden joined Soda Springs guests Saturday May 27, with Mr and Mrs Walter Moore and Mr and Mrs Myron Isle.
Joseph and Mary Mata from Trenton Michigan join Soda Springs community. He is a Monsanto electrical engineer and University of Detroit graduate. she a Mercy College nursing graduate. Also introduced are Thomas and Elizabeth Zundell from Sparks Nevada with three children and CAP interest. The Zundells reside at 41 Soda Creek Drive and attend LDS Church.
The May 10 1967 4 H Club meeting called to order by Mrs King elected Sindy Hall as president Janette Kingsford as vice president Karen King as secretary Patti Jo Rasmussen as reporter and Vicky Wheeler as party chairman The group chose the name Party Planners and planned summer meetings The meeting adjourned at 6 18 PM with Sindy Hall presiding until then
The Sewing Machines 4H club held its April 19 1967 meeting with Gay Woods presiding. Grace Christensen read the minutes, minutes were approved after a motion, and Susan Christensen was named secretary. Judy Christensen demonstrated threading a sewing machine and attendees practiced sewing. The next meeting is scheduled for May 3 1967 at 4 p.m. at Mrs Christensen's home.
Patti Rasmussen Kathy Cornish DeAnn Gibson and Karen King led childcare tips at the fourth Sewing Machines meeting presided by Gay Woods. Josie Shell demonstrated mitering and fringe scarf techniques with Mrs Shell visiting. Next meeting set for May 10 1967 at 4 pm with Judy Christensen.
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