Ed Smith Elected Vice Chairman of Area RC&D Project
The Western Wyoming Resource Conservation and Development Project annual meeting in Cokeville on February 22 chose Reed Gardner of Afton as Chairman and Ed Smith of Caribou County as Vice Chairman. Gardner has led RC&D since its start, aiding early project efforts and direction.
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Wyoming
Cokeville
Leo Cornia
Rc&d
Reed Gardner
Afton
Reed
Rc& Ed Smith
Caribou County Commissioners
Smith
RC&D Project Dedicated to Resource Development
A dedication praising the RC&D Project for its broad support of resource development across avenues and its role as a major contributor to advancement efforts. The note emphasizes commitment, collaboration, and continued service to regional growth.
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Rc&d
Death Takes Long-Time Resident of Wayan
Funeral services for Vera Dray Sibbett aged 66 of Wayan were held March 3 at the Idaho Stake Center in Soda Springs with Bishop Odell Stoor conducting. She died February 23 at Caribou Memorial Hospital after a stroke. The service featured readings, music, and tributes from family and friends including Glade G. Sibbett and Veri jean Samson with Pallbearers named Morgan Leavitt.
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Vera Dray Sibbett
Wayan
Idaho Stake Center
Soda Springs
Odell Stoor
Grays Lake Ward L.D.S
Sibbett
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Michael Leavitt
Colleen Layland
Edwin B. Smith
Bishop Stoor
Glade G. Sibbett
Verijean Samson
Margaret Stoor
Pat Stoor
Eliza Lei Sibbett
Judy Sibbett
Linda le Cheminant
Lynn Barnes
Reedon
Morgan Leav
Sibbett obituary notes multiple marriages and community service
The obituary for Sibbett born April 22 1904 Smoot Wyoming notes first marriage to Wesley Osmond then divorce, second marriage to Cecil Sibbett September 3 1929 at Preston. Survived by husband of Wayan three sons daughter and eight grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services by Allen Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Itt
Ray Ostler
Oscar Vias
Rust‘ Sibbett
Leith Samson
Wayan
James Osmond
Los Angeles
L. A
Sibbett
Soda Springs
Blaine Sibbett
Grace
Wasley
Cokeville
Wyo
Allen Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Past Matrons Club Hosts February Meeting
The Golden Red Past Matrons Club met at the Burgin home with hostesses Mrs. Rita Burgin and Mrs. Carl Finch. Dessert featured a cherry motif, and guests included Mrs. C. W. Salser, Mrs. Frances Bassett, Mrs. Jessie Gagan, Mrs. Earl Freeman, Mrs. Oliver Lloyd, Mrs. Jack Harriman, Mrs. Walter Blackburn, Mrs. L. C. Ruud, Mrs. Reeve, and Mrs. John Maxwell. Bassett reported a donated buffet serving table to the Golden Rod Chapter OES. Bridge and bingo were played. Bassett won the bridge prize, while Harriman and Gagan won bingo. The next meeting is March 16 at the Earl Freeman home with Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Ruud as hostesses.
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Golden’ Red
Rita’ Burgin
Carl Finch
Burgin
C. W. Salser
Frances Bassett
Jessie Gagan
Earl Freeman
Oliver Lloyd
Jack’ Harriman
Walter Blackburn
L. C. Ruud
Reeve
John. Maxwell
Bassett
Golden Rod
O.es
North Gem selects 1971 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Nancy Mabey of North Gem High School has been chosen as the 1971 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for her written knowledge and attitude exam. She will receive a General Mills designed award and is eligible for state and national honors including one of 102 college scholarships totaling 110 dollars. Kathleen Thomsen of Soda Springs has been invited to Phi Theta Kappa junior college scholastic club for her academic achievement.
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North Gem High School
Betty Crocker
Nancy C Mabey
Nancy
General Mills
Taft J. Thomsen
Soda Springs
Kathleen Lei Thomsen
Phi “Thelta Kappa
Annual grazing meetings held for Bridge Creek Cari bou Basin areas
County Courthouse hosted the Bridge Creek Cari bou Basin Dry Valley and Rasmussen Valley Cattlemen’s Association meetings on February 25 26 1971 to review Caribou National Forest grazing allotments and operations for the upcoming season. A film The Changing River illustrated stream life. Officers were elected: Dry Valley Jim Wallentine President Calvin Bennett Secretary Treasurer. Bridge Creek Ewart Muir President Carmen Hingey Vice President Keith Tingey Secretary Treasurer. Rasmussen Valley John Soderman President G W Sarsen Vice President Keith Clegg Secretary Treasurer. Caribou Basin Dee Sekman President Bernard Lindstrom Secretary Treasurer. Attendees included Calvins Dean Kunz Farrell Beckstead Blaine Ponting Lou Bitton Win Clark George Hulme Ferris Kunz Ewart Muir Keith Tingey Russell Sibbett John Soderman Keith Clegg Leith Samson Dee Selman Bernard Lindstrom and others. Extension Service Howard estte Range Manager Roy Daniels Merle Moniale Peter Johnston and Keilome represented the Forest Service.
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Bridge Creek
Caribou Basin
Dry Valley
Rasmussen Valley
Caribou National Forest
Soda Springs
Roy Daniels
Dry Valley Association
Jim
Wallentine
Calvin Bennett
Bridge Creek Association
Ewart Muir
Carmen Hingey
Keith Tingey
Jrasmussen Valley Association
Johin Soderman
G. W. Sarsen
Keith Clegg
Caribou Basin Association
Leith
Samson
Dee’ Selman
Bernard Lindstrom
Eden
Howard Es
Merle
Moniale
Peter Johnston
Keilome
Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Cutter Association Official Race Results
In the last official race of the Rocky Mountain Cutter Association held Saturday Fear, results show 8 First Division winners Ashment, Carter and Clark over Bartschi Wilde over Smart Gru nig, Olsen over Turner Jensen over Petersen Smith, Kunz over Passeys, Bye. Second Division Elwood Wilker over Price non over Woolstenhulme Butterfield over Lallatin Rae Sorenson Mes serly over Messerly Futurity Division Merlin Pe-
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Améat
Rocky “Mountain Cutter “Association
Ashment
Carter
Clark
Max Bartschi
Merlin Wilde
Smart & Grunig
Vester. Olsen
Bryce Turner
Lee
Orville Jensen
Boyd Woolstenhulme
Butterfield
Lallatin
Rae ‘Sorenson
Roger Messerly
Grant Messerly
Futurity
Merlin Pe
Races See Ties In Local Meet With Runoffs Planned
Vester Olsen and Ashment Carter Clark and Wilde lead a three way tie for first in the sprint division with times around 23.21 seconds as runoffs are scheduled for Idaho Falls on Saturday March 6. A second division features a four way tie among Glen Price Elwood Wilker Butterfield Vallatin Vernon Nile with Elwood Wilker facing Price and Butterfield’s team meeting Vernon Nile later in the week. The World Championship Chariot Races are set for Pocatello March 20 21 26 27 and 28 with four local teams entered.
Sunday dinner guests at the Doug Johnsons
Darrell Lindsay and family visited the Doug Johnsons for Sunday dinner, sharing hospitality and conversation in a small social gathering at their home.
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Doug Johnsons
Darrell Lindsay
Poster Contest Coverage Across Schools in Idaho
Springs High and Junior High hosted a poster contest with Denise White as Ladies' Chairman in Bancroft and Audrey Hatch as poster chair. Local and county judges included Deanne Moser, Karen Modersitzki, Chris Stucki, Mrs Kenneth Sibbett, Alice Smith, Dan Lancaster, and Deanne Moser. Visitors from Nampa and Soda Springs attended, while a stray local note warned about tickets for women who attempt to drive like a man.
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Springs
Bancroft
Denise White
Audrey Hatch
Deanne Moser
Karen Modersitzki
Chris Stucki
Kenneth Sibbett
Wagan
Alice Smith
State Farm Bureau Organization
Dan Lancaster
Idaho State Highway Patrol
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Ed Smith
Area Rc&d
Past Matrons Club
North Gem Selects
North Gem
Clib
James W. Mabey
Nancy Mabey
Coeur ‘d Alone
Boda Springs
Trail Cafe
Jim Lowry
P. O
Conda
Idaho
Ray Nelson
van Christensen Ranch
Henry, Idaho
Soda Springs, Idaho
al ‘Shuler
Nampa
Lloyd Burton
Walter Hirsbrunner
Thane
Bob
Conoco
Bob’s Conoco
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