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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
9
About 50 Caribot Field Archers members and families enjoyed a season opener featuring an early breakfast at the outdoor range followed by cleanup. New straw bales were added, trails cleared, target stands repaired, and signs painted. The range will stay open all summer with Friday night potlucks at the picnic area.
The Gem Dandy Cookers 4 H club met four times at the Allen ranch in Niter. Members learned to prepare canned frozen dried and dehydrated vegetables and planned three vegetable dishes. Demonstrations included golden dressing basic French dressing and gelatin salad. Irene Moriarty reporter.
At a Better Bugs Inc gathering led by Mazie Porter the group learned butterfly emergence from cocoons and how to tell a butterfly from a match. They discussed insect pins spreading boards and grasshopper eggs and elected Curtis Farnes as president Kevin Corder as vice president John Porter as secretary and Keith Wilcox as reporter.
Grace High School publishes honor roll by class with seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. It lists Straight A students and A and B grade lists, names including Shauna Izatt Kay Allen Lewis Rasmussen Wendy Simmons etc. The report also notes a fourth term update, pledges, measurements for uniforms, and refreshments served by staff.
Martha Harris and Fern Deaton lead Steady Stitchers weekly club. The group met on Wednesday the 22nd to decide needs and elected Jana Love Andersen president Patty Deaton vice president Vickie Smith secretary Janet Brown reporter. Members include Ann Harris and others.
The 4H Club No. 50 met at the Anderson home to organize Foods V Plan II. Officers elected: President Karen McQuivey, Vice President Naomi Christman, Secretary Phyllis Anderson, Reporter Charyl Watkins, Entertainment Tina Robbins, with Cheryl Watkins also listed as Reporter.
Shirley Hubbard leads Grace Elementary 4H Club formed at Grace Elementary School. Officers elected include Brenda Nielson president Jo Ellen Lightfield vice president Cynthia Sue Gibson secretary treasurer Linda Simonson reporter and Barbara Hubbard song leader. Next meeting set for Friday at Mrs Hubbard's.
Hospital notes list several births with parents Robert and Susan Weaver Earl Jr. and Jalene Samson Wayan Kent and Raelene Powell Grace with weights. Discharges include Edythe Hill Santos Arrien Theodore Andersen and still confined Pearl Yost Ada Loveland Roland Peterson Roxanne Hadlock Kenneth Beckstead Marilyn VanSickle. Memorial Day visitors gathered at Robert Hubbard home from Salt Lake City Idaho Falls and Thatcher including Ash baker Pas kin Ashbaker Roholt Coombs and families.
Molly Izatt will graduate June 8 from Utah State University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the College of Humanities and Arts with an English major and a French minor. She serves as secretary of Lambda Tata Tau honor society and as secretary of the Inter-Residence Council Society. She is the daughter of Mr. and
A fragmentary list includes individuals Mersall LuAnn Barthlome Paula Christensen Ronald Coombs Gail Gibson Beverly Harris David Johnson Raelene Miles Blaine. No further context or actions are provided in the readable text.
Stephen Ronald Creigh was born May 12 at a Pocatello hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Creigh. A shower on May 23 hosted by Mrs. Robert Jacques included many relatives and friends, with plans for a teaching career at Bonneville High School in Idaho Falls this September.
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