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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
3
A Sunday service recognized the awarding of Eagle Scout badges to Eric Ray and other scouts. The ceremony took place in the church with families present as the boys received their achievements.
Curtis Hansen and Steven Allen received Duty to God Awards as Curtis Hansen and Steven Allen earned Eagle Rank. Parents Gail Ray and Dewey Hansen plus Bruce Campbell and Berdell McCurdy were honored. Deval Gillett and Carshou District Commissioner presided.
Students of Mrs. Donna Mae Christensen performed a piano recital at Bancroft Chapel on Sunday afternoon April 30 at 2 30 pm. Participants included Ruth Ann Balls Eileen Maughan Pam Bjorkman Kurt Christensen Carole Bingham Karyn Christensen Jackie Godfrey Donna Reed Candy Hatch Karen Alldaffer Suzanne Kunz Ryan Crockett Melanie Hogan Louise Gilbert Mardi Poulsen Charlene Johnson Wayne Balls Stephanie Horsley Bonnie Stanley Nancy Tigert Lynn Balls Joan Hebdon Colleen Holbrook Kathie Schenk Peggy Lloyd Redge Balls Kayleen Hatch Lucy Christensen Garth Balls and Marianne Schenk.
Bob Summers of the Aqua Sports Shop in Soda Springs becomes a participating dealer in the Lets Go Boating program running May 4 through 21. The national effort promotes boating and features a sweepstakes with top prizes including European and Caribbean vacations. Store hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends and after 4 p.m. on weekdays until school ends.
A sequence of gatherings fills the weekend as Thatcher and Cleveland residents host and attend dinners. Among those present are Ells Wright, Richard Garbett, Harns Stephenson, Horace Wright, Bill Conde, Ronald Panter, Claude Conlin, Weldon McGregor, and Karma Roper with Freddie Winward family. Visits span Grace, Soda Springs, Malad, Preston, and Salt Lake City with multiple family groups and college students taking part.
Mrs Val Steele, director of Caribou County Selective Service, said the county has 130 men serving in all branches. In May two have been called for physicals, in April two were inducted and two called for physicals. Idaho and the nation assess eligibility and may lower the number drafted if needed.
The Soda Springs Home Culture Club held its regular meeting on April 19 at Gayla Godfrey’s home with co host Carol Steffenson. Donna Mae Christensen led the program A Night of Music with several Soda Springs members contributing. Seventeen members attended and gifts of appreciation were given. The next meeting is scheduled for May 17 at Vee Ann Williams’s home.
Mrs. Don Panting Mrs. Max C. Weaver and Mrs. L. L. Wheeler of Soda Springs attended the ISU Mother's Day event at Pocatello on Saturday April 29.
Thirty one Idaho newspapers including weeklies and dailies receive awards for outstanding community service and public education efforts on behalf of the Idaho Heart Association. Dr L Crismon of Lewiston, president, lauds the papers for year round heart news and coverage of volunteer activities. Idaho papers to receive awards include the Caribou County Sun in Soda Springs.
Mrs. Pearl Fryar administrator of Caribou County Hospital attended the Western Hospitals Association Convention in San Francisco at the St Francis Hotel April 22 to 27. About 18 Idaho hospital admins joined the gathering with nearly all state hospitals represented. The event featured a focus on changing roles of hospitals and medicine with discussions on Medicare government regulations and new medical equipment displays.
Mr and Mrs Dell Smith of Preston join Mr and Mrs Rulon Burton at Jack Pot this weekend. Mr and Mrs Howard Roper visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Letho Pond in Preston.
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