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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

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Opening Day Angling Failures and Yields in Southeastern Idaho

Southeast Idaho anglers hit opening day with variable success. Caribou County reported 23 fish per angler, down from last year as Woot Reservoir saw fewer catches. Blackfoot Reservoir counted around 350 boats, below last year’s 480, while overall statewide effort lagged amid poor conditions.

Idaho Osborne egonal jorfield Caribou Woot baby Casey ount Blackfoot Hugh

Education Week in Montpelier July 13 14 15

Montpelier hosts Ricks Education Week with daily sessions in music literature fashion design personal growth and more. A wing concert at 7 pm features the 3 D's trio with faculty from BYU New Iowa University Stanford and Ricks College. Details from Gloria Barnes or Lott.

Ricks Mont wgo BYU new Iowa University Stanford nersity Ricks College fiot Gloria Barnes Lott

Weather summary for May from KBRY staff

May weather report from the official KBRY staff notes an average high of 61.8 and a low of 34 degrees. The warmest day reached 78 degrees and May 4 had clear skies. Moisture totaled 0.2 inches, with 1 inch recorded in May.

KBRY

College fees Awarded One Family at graduation

Mt and Mrs Robert Hubbard hosted graduation services on Friday May 31. Their daughter Nel earned a 188 degree in Child Develop ment, with cum laude honors. Gene Banks earned a Master of Arts in History, and David Stow received a Master of Arts degree.

Robert Hubbard Nel Wnt ang Gene Banks David Stow Ned Michigan Velyn Eugene Seattle Tiversity of Washington Breg n

New Conservation Officer Assigned To This Area

LaVon Loynd is the new district conservation officer replacing Maur ice Harding who moved to the Salmon district. A native of the upper Snake River Valley Loynd earned a B S from USA at Logan and began as a fishery biologist at Salmon later joining enforcement in Garden Valley and Moscow. He studied law at the University of Idaho and lives near Bailey Creek with interests in wildlife and music and hopes to complete a jur is doctorate.

LaVon Loynd Maurice Harding Loynd Snake River Valley USA Logan Fish and Game—Dept Salmon enforcement Garden Valley Moscow Fish and Game Dept University of Idaho Bailey Creek

Summer League Baseball Schedule Highlights

The schedule lists games from June 12 to June 28 featuring Monsanto City Drug Wells Cargo D&D Horners Fowler with matches at North and South Diamond. Key showdowns include Monsanto vs Wells Cargo and City Drug vs Horners with 6 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. starts.

Monsanto City Drug North Diamond Fowler Wells’ Cargo South Diamond D&D Horners Wells Cargo Fowlers Wells-Cargo

Lieutenant Ralph Gorton Killed in Vietnam

Marine Second Lieutenant Ralph Gorton of Boise aged 24 was killed near Quang Tri while leading his platoon in action. He had been in Vietnam since December and in combat since February 1. He was due for rest this month and is survived by his son Ralph IV, daughter Patti Anne, and grandmother Mrs. Rita Gorton of Soda Springs.

Ralph Gorton Boise Quang Tri Vietnam Ralph S. Gorton Jr Patti Anne Rita Gorton Soda Springs

Sno-Drifters Invite New Members

The Sno-Drifters call on anyone interested to join for the coming year at a meeting Monday night June 10 at 8 at the Idaho Cafe. Officers will be elected and summer projects planned including fundraising to rebuild the youth camp at Diamond Creek. Leona Long is secretary.

Idaho Cafe Diamond Creek Leona Long

Mrs Gunnell Retires After 25 Years At North Gem High

Mrs Eunice Gunnell retired May 25 after teaching speech and drama and serving as librarian at North Gem High School for 19 years. She directed 115 plays, reactivated the Thespian Troupe, advised Pep Club and cheerleaders, taught US Government and social science, and advised the senior class. She drove 156,000 miles or more for the job, began at North Gem in 1948, and earlier taught at Soda Springs High School, Pocatello, and Randolph Utah before joining North Gem. She was born in Salt Lake City in 1908 and holds a BA from the University of Utah plus a librarian certificate.

Eunice Gunnell North Gem High School Gunnell Soda Springs North Gem Ray State Highway Department Mike Hatch John B. Eliason Paul Davids Roscoe Tolman Glenn Schenk Terry Hatch Ryan Crockett Kareen Hatch Crock Salt Lake City D. K Mary McLean University of Utah Utah State U. of U Ray Gunnell

Sun adds new local correspondent

The Sun announces a second local correspondent, Mrs Pat Viehweg, to cover local items. She can be reached at 547 4549 for news tips, joining Mrs Ruth Crawford who will continue reporting at 547 3901.

Pat Viehweg the Sun Viehweg Sun Ruth Crawford

Former Grace Star New Weber Coach

Phil Johnson, a former Grace standout and Weber State College assistant for four years, was named head coach. He succeeds Dick Motta who left to coach the Chicago Bulls. Johnson played at Weber Junior College and Utah State and holds a master's in physical education from USU.

Phil Johnson Weber State College Johnson Dick Motta Chicago Bulls National Basketball Assn Grace Weber Junior College Utah State University USU

Big Fish Prize Goes To 6-Lb Rainbow

A 6 lb rainbow trout won Ern's Sport Center first week Big Fish Contest caught by A L Jenkins of Grace in Blackfoot Reservoir. Dennis Maughan turned in a 3 1 2 lb rainbow from Blackfoot River on a nightcrawler. prizes include rod reel and lure, with prize drawing winner number 18 L O 52166. Dick Larsen of Ogden won second prize electric light fishing box. third prize boat landing net went to Ray Egbert of Grace.

Blackfoot Ern’s A. L. Jenkins Grace Dennis Maughan Della Britenbeker Ern’s Sport Center

Boise Residents Honor Thomas Lau as They Visit Soda Springs

Boise residents Mr. and Mrs. Dean Christensen and Mrs. Elsie Woodall attended funeral services for Thomas Lau in Soda Springs and spent Memorial Day weekend visiting relatives and friends before returning home.

Dean Christensen Elsie Woodall Boise Soda Springs Thomas Lau

Longtime North Gem educator retires after decades of service

On awards night to wind up her years at North Gem she received red roses from the Thespians and a silver fruit dish from the school board. On her last day of school May 25 the faculty hosted a party and gifted a planter with an African violet. She has a son Mack a Western Airlines pilot and four grandchildren. Her hobbies include knitting sewing reading and gardening.

Mack Western Airlines North Gem Thespians

Girls State Sessions Set to Open June 8 Idaho event

Mrs Clifford Smith announces the 22nd annual Girls State session begins Sunday June 8 with 270 Idaho girls from nine cities in a week of government training. Nine counselors lead 30 citizens per city in a two party system with counties Justice Democracy and Freedom. Patti Powell, last year’s governor, to preside. additional board and staff listed. Two religious services scheduled on campus Sunday.

Clifford Smith Rigby Girls Idaho Dexter Watkins Eden Clarence Hensley Dubois Charles Harris Lewisville Donna Stoddard Grace Leon Tippitt Boise Austin Matheney Lynn Kearsley Victor Mervin Hult Shelley Richard Weeks Justice Democracy Patti Powell Smith Nellie V. Johnson Ralph Goodwin Emmett Charles Peterson Moscow Idona Ross Idaho Falls Marguerite Foote Meridian Leigh Nielsen C. D. Kram

Kennedy Shot In Los Angeles At Ambassador Hotel

Sen Robert Kennedy of New York was shot and critically wounded by a gunman at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. The assailant was apprehended by Los Angeles police and is in custody.

Sen Robert Kennedy Los Angeles New York Ambassador Hotel assasin

New Films On Mental Health For Public Showing

Two new films are available free of charge as announced by Mrs. Ellie Kiser executive director of the Idaho Mental Health Association. How Are You is a 16 minute color animated film by the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute about mental well being and disturbances suitable for high school groups and adults. Your Child and Discipline is a 14 minute filmstrip purchased by the Washington County chapter of the Idaho Mental Health Association.

Ellie Kiser Idaho Mental Health Association Nebraska Psychiatric Institute Department of Health Education Statehouse Boise Washington County the Idaho Mental Health Associa

Lechtenberg and Smith Elected To School Board

In North Gem School District No 149 the school trustee election last week chose Paul T Lechtenberg as Zone 5 trustee with 23 of 25 votes and Alan Smith re elected to Zone 2 with 31 votes Both were unopposed There were two write in votes for Henry Meiners Lechtenberg replaces Cate Yost who did not run.

North Gem Paul T Lechtenberg Zone 5 Alan Smith omen Henry Meiners Lechtenberg Cate Yost

Leader Training Session For Girl Scouts June 8

A leader training session for leaders and women interested in Girl Scouting will be held Saturday, June 8 at 10am in the Christian Education Building of the Presbyterian Church in Soda Springs. Carla Harris, field representative for the Girl Scouts, will discuss problems, outdoor work, activities and cookouts and answer questions about scouting.

Soda Springs Montpelier Christian Education Bldg Presbyterian Church in Carla Harris

Highway Deaths Rise Across Decades and Trends

A Travelers Insurance booklet traces 1962 to 1967 highway tolls and injuries, noting 52,200 deaths in 1967 and 3.84 million injuries added since 1962. It cites speed, reckless driving, wrong-way crashes, and young drivers under 25 as key factors, with pedestrians and cross‑intersection deaths also prominent.

America Travelers Insurance Companies

Mrs Blanche May Arrives in Soda Springs for Property Review

Mrs Blanche May, experienced in San Diego's restaurant trade, has been in Soda Springs for two weeks assessing available business property.

Blanche May Soda Springs San Diego

Film on child training for citizenship by National Education Assn

The film, produced for public distribution by the National Education Association, covers desirable methods to train children as worthy citizens. It discusses punishment, allowances, and parent deafness with Dr. Rudolph Dreikurs as consultant. It may be obtained from the Idaho Mental Health Association in Boise Idaho.

state association for public distribution National Education Assn Rudolph Dreikurs Chicago Medical School Idaho Mental Health Assn Mountain View Drive Boise Idaho

Soda Springs Recreation Schedule Update

The Soda Springs recreation calendar lists daily programs for 9-17 year olds including T League Grasshoppers Little League Girls and Boys Tennis and various sports. Coaches and managers for Grasshopper and Little League teams are needed and to help keep the program alive, see Karl Elliott, city recreation director.

Grasshoppers Grasshopper Karl Elliott

Local Resident Mel G. Brown Dies at 74

Mel G. Brown 74, a Soda Springs resident, died Tuesday morning at Caribou County Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the LDS Idaho Stake Center. Friends may call at Allen Funeral Home Friday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday after 11 a.m.

Mel G. Brown Soda Springs Caribou Country Hospital LDS Idaho Stake Allen Funeral Home

Conservation Officers Check Coho Growth in Local Reservoir

Conservation officers report three Coho salmon gill netted in Blackfoot reservoir. An earlier experiment planted 250000 Coho last year and 162000 this year. Coho, or silver salmon, feed on young of other species and help reduce trash fish. They’ve also been planted in Palisades and Island Park and are treated like trout for bag limits.

LaVon Loynd Fish and Wildlife Blackfoot reservoir Great Lakes Palisades Island Park

Big Fish Contest Returns at Ern's Sport Center

Ern's Sport Center offers weekly prizes of five dollars in merchandise for the largest fish each week in Caribou County. Entries must be fresh caught and not frozen and will be displayed at the store. Mr and Mrs Dewayne Christensen and family of Pocatello hosted Mr and Mrs Meads on Memorial Day.

Ern’s Ern's Sport Center Caribou County Dewayne Chris’tensen Pocatello Mrs. Meads

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Montpelier ne oHREI Ralph Gorton Morgan Creek Ron Shane Charles Dexheimer Challis Grace Star New Weber Soda Springs Recreation Program
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