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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1969
Page
10
In Caribou County 184 producers joined wheat relief and 10 403 base acres under the 1969 feed grain program. March 21 deadline nears as producers are urged to sign into the county ASC office. Rules restrict planted crops and prohibit grazing on over planted acres after July 15 with oats or rye allowed only under specific conditions.
Cub Scout dinner on March 5 at the Hooper Ave LDS chapel honored local scouts. Verlin Freeman led the event with Bishopric members and parents present. Den One awarded Bobcat pins to Brent Cutler and others. Kent Allen and Richard Tolman earned Wolf badges. Kevin Keller received the Bear badge.
Hooper PTA invites parents to a March 13 meeting at Hooper Elementary School at 7:00 p.m. Guest speaker will be Ellis Williams the school superintendent to discuss the budget and state funds. Membership is 50 cents for the remainder of the year and refreshments will be served.
A DUP CAMP TOSOIBA gathering is scheduled Friday March 14 at 2 p.m. at the home of Veneta Smith. Members are invited to attend this local community meeting.
Willis R. Burton born March 40 1919 in Treasureton is a farmer from Chester Seld area and former Idaho State Farm Bureau director. He served in various church roles and moved from B Yaston to Soda Springs in 1986 joining the stake high council in 1967 and later the Soda Springs ward presidency. The conference also restructured the stake Primary presidency with Joyce Argyle released and Muriel Johnson installed with Barbara Hopkins and Alberta Tolman as counselors. Nora Shuler named secretary and Lewis Pond approved as an Elder in the Melchisedek Priesthood.
The family invites friends to visit at his home on Thursday afternoon March 13 to share his birthday cake and help celebrate his 90th birthday.
Mosemary von Berg a Brigham Young University student was home over the weekend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Archie Vonberg and sister Mrs Bruce Jorgensen and family.
North Gem Cowboys lost 60 58 to Salmon River in the opener and 68 58 to Dietrich in the Consolation semifinals, ending their A 4 state run. Weippe High won the A 4 title 65 34 over Genesee with Oakley beating Dietrich 53 44 for the Consolation crown.
Graveside services were held for Lisa Michelle Bergem infant daughter of Johnny and Deborah Myers Bergem of Central. She was stillborn Friday morning March 7 at Caribou County Hospital. Survivors include the parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs James W Myers of Central Mr Robert J Bergem of San Fernando California and Mrs Joyce Vose of Forrest Hills California. Allen Funeral Home directed services.
The United Presbyterian Women study circles gathered this week to discuss the New Testament book of Matthew. Mary Anna Circle met at Mrs. Frank Shufeldt’s home with Mrs. Jack Porter leading. Martha Circle met at Mrs. Dan Remple’s home led by Mrs. Roy Traeger. Ruth Circle met at Mrs. Henry Burgin’s home with Mrs. Allen Tigert leading. Dorcas Circle in Grace planned an evening meeting at Mrs. Frank Hale’s home with Mrs. Odell Thomas as leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reese were visiting over the weekend with their daughters Mrs. Walter Hirs brunner and Mrs. Archie Vonberg. Saturday the ladies hosted a birthday supper honoring their father Bert Reese.
Dinner guests at Mrs. Rita Gorton’s home included her son Dr. Richard Gorton and his wife from Pocatello and Mr and Mrs John Wallace. In sports, Caribou Memorial Hospital at Moreland won the A-2 state title by defeating Preston 53 41, while Bishop Kelly High School Boise beat Rigby 78 66 for the consolation crown.
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