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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1956
Page
10
The fragmentary text hints at pride in improved schooling and happiness tied to high school education. It mentions value and achievement, implying a general reflection on education's benefits. No clear events, names, or places are identifiable from the readable passage.
Mike Hatch son of Mr and Mrs Asa Hatch of Chesterfield attends the Pacific Students convention in Vancouver British Columbia. All student presidents of Pacific Northwest colleges are eligible. Hatch serves a second year as student body president of Ricks College Rexburg. The convention runs Wednesday through Saturday with a return trip to visit friends met in the armed forces.
North Gem elementary showcased the Kindergarten in Review under teacher Mrs. Ads Marie Mabey. Twenty one students performed rhythm and choral readings, a dramatization, and a short film with refreshments for mothers. Participants included Janette Burke Kay Bailey Barry Rippes Sidney Crossley and others.
Nine members of the Altar Society met at the home of Mrs Bill Meccico Friday evening. President Bill Wallace conducted the regular business meeting.
Bancroft Lions club names 1954 officers led by Roy Larsen as president Mansfield Preance as first vice president Seth Bailey as second vice president Verdan Cording as secretary Eddie Reed as tailtwister and Andy Gibbons as Lion Tamer Delbert Argyle and Ralph Vavrick are new directors with Jease Gilbert and Al Christensen as holdover directors Outgoing president Arghi Davida and former first vice president Roy Lateen depart. New officers assume duties July 1.
Dr Young, state dental health director, reports Montpelier water fluoridation reduced tooth decay by up to 40 percent across age groups, with strongest gains in children born into fluoridated water. Paris Idaho, lacking fluoridation, showed higher decay after similar exams in 1956 and 1958. Mrs Eldred Hogan returned from Garfield Washington with a new grandson to visit.
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