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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
4
Mrs Evan Adams announces candidates for Junior Queen of the County Fair will compete June 20 at 7 30 on the fair grounds. Girls up to 14 are eligible and judged mainly on horsemanship. clothes do not factor. The winner will receive the honor.
Car says exhaust blows smoke rings and expresses confusion. The ad positions a repair service as specialists who fix tricks that waste mileage time and money. It promises expert diagnosis and solutions for such issues.
The article notes Sorensen's Utoco Service will oversee the parade and a junior rodeo with details to be released later. The Senior Queen will be selected on the same date. Additional items cover local education, hospital stays, club activities, and community notices in Grace and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Lyman Martin announce a new North Item High School dance class in the high school gym Monday evenings at 8:00. The course, run with high school backing, covers rhythm posture and leading for boys following for girls and teaches Waltz fox trot swing tap rhumba schottische polka bop and square dancing. Officers include Linnea Creer president Gordon Hogan vice president Doreen Barfuss secretary. The Soda Springs class will restart Thursday June 19 with officers Pat Keller president Boyd Swannevelt vice president and Robert Petersen secretary. All high school age youths are urged to join at 8:00 p.m. at the Soda Springs grade school.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Bybee and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schaeffer attended the Utah State University graduation ceremony on Saturday for Sir ren F. Bybee. Also present were his wife Barbara and children Andrew Romero of Logan and Andrew Bybee, with Mrs. William S. Hatch and Mrs. Sam Mills among other attendees.
Lawrence Mills and Carol Mills of Salt Lake City joined graduates in a campus ceremony held in the field house. L F Pett was the main speaker and Governor Clyde spoke briefly after receiving a degree during the crowded service on the north wall of the field house.
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