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Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1965

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Molly Brown Rehearsals Move Into Final Week

The cast and crew prepare for The Unsinkable Molly Brown at Soda High School Auditorium on 13 14 and 15 with a 23 scene show to early 1900s mood. Bob Summers leads a concert orchestra for vocal and dance numbers. Tickets are selling fast at Radio Station KBRY Soda Springs before capacity is reached and seats sell out.

Monly Brown Evon Sodaigh Youth Pacific” c Soda Springs Gs Golf Club Community ‘Theatre Bob Summers Wen Auditorum KBRY

New School Trustees Elected In Four Districts

Results show George Atwood defeats Sam Needles 41 to 29 in District No 1. Donald Smith defeats Orval Wheels 25 to 16 in District No 4. Lath Samson unopposed in District No 5 with all 50 votes. Trustees to take office at annual meeting in June.

Honiings George Atwood Sam Need Donald Smith Orvald Wheels Lath Samson Samson Ake Board of Trustees

Grace Music Festival and Art Exhibit Promoted

Grace School hosts a Friday evening program featuring the Gree music festival and a featured art exhibit by Parsons head of the Fine Art department at Ricks College Rexburg. Parsons an Idaho artist and current president of the Idaho Art Association also directs the Eastern State Fair Art department with a background across Weber College BYU UC California and multiple art organizations.

Gree Grace School Parsons Ricks College Rexburg UMD Parsons Mite Hdaho Art Association

Air Force recruitment figures from April listed

Kenas Akers, local Air Force recruiting representative, reports total entrants for April at Soda Springs and nearby areas. The report notes names and numbers of applicants, with reference to local families and community involvement in recruitment efforts.

S. Kenas Akers Air Porte Moounee Ting Soda Springs Royal William Munro

Proclamation for City Clean Up Month in Soda Springs

Mayor Reed G. Stoddard proclaims May 8 through June 5 1965 as Clean Up Fix Up Paint Up Month in Soda Springs Idaho. Vacant lot owners must clear weeds and trash or city crews will clean at owner cost. urging cooperation from individuals churches civic groups service organizations and Boy Scout troops.

Reed GC. Stoddard Soda Springs Idaho

Junior High to Elect New Student Body Officers

Soda Springs Junior High votes this Friday after a Wednesday primary. Two candidates run for each post in seventh and eighth grades with Lonnie Nichols and David Telford aiming for president, Mike Watts and Fred Christensen for vice president, and Lynne Tigert and Shana Weaver contending for secretary-treasurer.

Soda Springs Lonnie Nichols David Telford Mike Watts Fred Christensen Lynne Tigert Shana Weaver

Delegates Named for UN Pilgrimage Youth Tour

Craig Call was chosen as the delegates’ representative by local Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with Heidi Weaver as alternate. Idaho, Oregon, and Washington delegates will tour by Bus Tour 25, departing Portland July 14 and visiting Salt Lake City Gettysburg Washington Philadelphia Valley Forge New York World’s Fair then Quebec Ottawa Black Hills Yellowstone before August 10. Meals are provided by Rebekahs and Collier’s Encyclopedias will honor top participants at a Chicago convention.

Craig Call Janice Call Odd Fellows Rebekahs United Nations Heidi Weaver Max Weaver Idaho Oregon Washington Portland Boise Salt Lake City Gettysburg D. C Philadelphia Valley Forge New York Quebec Ottawa Black Hills Yellowstone Park Collier's Chicago Soda Springs Ray Cook Noble Grand

Miss Lynne Porges Installed Honored Queen at Bethel 32

Dick Wilson and family spent the weekend in Pocatello where Wendy Wilson acted as Fan Cherub for Miss Lynne Porges who was installed as Honored Queen of Bethel 32 International Order of Job's Daughters at the Masonic Temple Saturday night. Wendy stayed with her maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Forrest Churchill the week prior and returned home Sunday after visiting the Churchills.

eMr Dick Wilson Pocatello Wendy Wilson Lynne Porges Bethel International Order of Job's Daughters Masonic Temple Wendy Forrest Churchill Churchills

One Applicant Is Granted U. S. Citizenship

Sonja Deurelein Ashbaker of Conda is sworn in as a U S citizen in Soda Springs on April 28 in a ceremony led by Judge Fran cis Rasmussen The event featured colors posting by the American Legion and Cub Scouts and remarks by officials including Wallace M Transham and Mrs George Dupin The L D Idaho Stake representative Reverend Reg Rasmussen praised civil and federal rights and urged loyalty The BPW Club hosted a lunch with Mayor Reed Stoddard and presented Ashbaker a pin and membership card

Sonja Deurelein Ashbaker Conda United States Francis J. Rasmussen Thirteenth Judicial District Ashbaker Nuernberg Bavaria Germany Harley Ashbaker Gregory Stephanie Julie Ann Ashbaker Robert Hemmert Soda Springs American Legion Arter Jimmy Poulsen Wallace M. Transham Caribou County George Dupin Jack Porter Robert Hubbard L. D. Idaho Regmussen

Orientation Day For New First Graders May 14

An orientation for children entering school will be held May 14, 1985, from 9 to 11 a.m. at Bada Springs Elementary. Principal Léo T Williams announces the event and says registration for the 1965-66 year requires birth certificates and one pencil. Children must be six years old on or before October 15, 1965 to enter first grade.

Léo T. Williams Bada Springs

Simplot Increases Pay for Conda Mine Workers

Robert Truchot announced wage raises for Conda phosphate mine production employees effective May 1. He cited company policy on re-evaluating job classifications to align pay with the phosphate and mining industry. He also outlined group insurance changes raising daily room rate, health benefits, major medical limits, deductible, life insurance, and double indemnity.

Robert Truchot J. R Simplot Conda Truchot Soree

Altar Society to Meet at St. Mary’s Rectory

St. Mary’s Altar Society holds a May 6 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Rectory. The May Queen will be chosen at this gathering and all parish ladies are invited. This is the last meeting until September.

Altar Society St. Mary's’ Altar Society

Sorensens Visit Soda Springs From Pocatello

Mr and Mrs Jack Sorensen and family of Pocatello were Soda Springs visitors Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Sorensen.

Jack Sorensen Pocatello Soda Springs Earl Sorensen

Cards Win Second Soda Invitational Track Meet

Soda Springs captured the Soda Invitational on their home field with 89% points, besting Butte High, American Falls, Marsh Valley and others in a meet that set multiple new records. Readouts list event winners and times from eight area schools across sprints, relays, distance events, and field events.

Soda Springs Butte High Arco American Falls Marsh Valley West Side Grace Jar Montpelier North Gem

Extension Home Agent Appointed For County

Miss Kathryn Anderson is named Extension Home Economics Agent in Caribou County. The appointment, effective June 15 1965, follows approval by Caribou County Commissioners and University of Idaho Regents. She will lead 4H and Adult Extension Home Economics programs with the Agricultural Extension Agent. Anderson, from Roberts Idaho, graduates June 10 from Idaho State University with a Home Economics major and has been a Jefferson County 4H state winner.

Kathryn Anderson Extension Home Economica Caribou County Tom Cheater University of Idaho Miss Anderson University of Idaho Extension Service Board of Board of Regents Karleen Gunnell

New Drivers License Law Takes Effect May 18 1965

Caribou County Sheriff announces Idaho's new drivers and chauffeurs license law effective May 18 1965 with fees: operator and driver licenses 6 dollars, chauffeur license 8 dollars, and instruction permits 3 dollars. County keeps portions with state share. Beginning Sept 1 1965 licenses include colored photos and an eye test at testing time. Sheriff Marriott notes increased workload may require two clerks and one officer for outside duties.

Caribou Ralph J. Pretithet Idaho State of Marriott Sheriff's Office

Improvements Planned On North Extension Canal

North Extension Canal Co officers plan a 650000 cement refining project to stop water loss from seepage. Salt Lake City engineers Neilson and Maxwell work on plans. An application seeks Congressional approval under the small Reclamation Projects Act. Presidents and directors are listed as Lowell Hansen Grace Roe White Bancroft Roy Larsen Leonard Tolman and John Thomas.

North Extension Canal Co Neilson and Maxwell Salt Lake City North Extension Canal Lowell Hansen Grace Roe White Bancroft Roy Larsen Leonard Tolman John Thomas

Swainston Visit At Spickman Home Reported

Visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spickman were her parents Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Swainston of Preston.

Glen Spickman Merlin Swainston Preston

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