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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
8
Seniors ith left and Safe J chosen by the Ban an Legion Post as the annual Boys State delegates. Junior class president and North Gem Hi-Lites staffer with three years sport and two years basketball and track. maintains a 3.7 GPA.
The Gem science department held its annual science fair on May 8 with students from all four grades presenting exhibits. Judges judged creativity and clarity while visitors viewed experiments across multiple categories.
The Dursteler Family expresses heartfelt thanks for the sympathy shown in beautiful and practical ways during their recent bereavement.
Camp Meads schedules a Friday May 9 gathering at 2:00 p.m. at the Nedra Torgesen residence to conduct elections and discuss club affairs.
Brent L. Shipley of Bancroft has earned a National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship to study at Utah State University. The soils and meteorology student will get $2,400 in the first year, with $2,600 in interim years and $2,800 in the final year, plus tuition and $900 per dependent annually. He starts in fall 1969 at USU.
A list of new library acquisitions features Re counts the adventures of two British paratroopers in A Fighting Chance, Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon by Marjorie Kellogg, Soul on Ice by Eldridge Cleaver, Bruno's Dream by Iris Murdoch, Twilight Journey by L P Davies, How to Grow House Plants by Barbara Pesch, Computers and Automation by John A Brown, The Tremor of Forgery by Patricia Highsmith, The Wind Blo ws Free by Vian Smith, Omar by Wilfrid Blunt, and The Bouviers by John H. Davis.
Spring bear hunting ends May 31 in Idaho Units 8 10 104 11 VIA 12 14 15 18 16A 17 19 20 north of the Salmon River. Sows with cubs are at risk and should not be killed to protect newborn cubs weighing eight to ten ounces at birth. Upland game birds raised at Jerome include ring necked pheasants chukars bamboo partridges and green pheasants with about 14 000 pheasants to be raised this year and 600 birds to be released next spring as breeders.
Graduating sophomores from Ricks College listed by Eldred Stephenson director of admissions. Notable graduates include Ted Larsen and Edith Sue Weighall. Baccalaureate services set for May 8 at 2 pm and Commencement May 9 at 10 am.
Three county Scouts joined an Order of Arrow gathering in Burley. Val Gibson Grace Second Ward Troop 536 and Wal attended, but were omitted from the published list.
Officials outline release plans for green pheasants including cocks to be released in fall before hunting season, with later spring releases of brood stock. Hens from this year's hatch become brood stock for next year, aiming to establish a resident population in Northern Idaho.
Barbara Parris reports her husband Private Douglas Parris has arrived in Vietnam after a furlough. A Soda Springs native, he is the son of Owen and (the late) Mrs. Parris of Rigby, and a Soda Springs High School graduate. Dougas trained at Fort Ord and is married to Barbara Turner with one daughter, Michelle. They reside with Barbara Turner’s parents.
A fragmented line reflects a speaker asserting that individuals may feel responsible for others, emphasizing personal duty over collective blame and rights. The quote echoes themes of obligation and accountability without clear context.
The Delta Kappa Gamma lot e chapter held Founders Day events on May 3 at the Vir-Day dining room Montpelier. Hostesses Clara Anderson Minnie Madlock Barbara Grandy and Helen Whitman led a luncheon and program including a Founders Day ceremony by LaReen Lowe Maria Mickelson and Ruby Sorensen and a 15th birthday tribute by Gwen Stalker and Henrietta Hogan. Members listed include Clarissie Anderson Lucile Crawford Barbara Grandy Minnie Madlock Melinda Sparks Helen Whitman Bear Lake Marguerite Findlay Gertrude Freeman Virginia Muir Mary Nielsen Ruby Sorensen Edith Steele Soda Springs Beth Conlin Lula Williams Gwen Stalker June Hansen Grace Ada Condie Ila Wright Preston LaReen Lowe Franklin and Henrietta Hogan and Marva Mickelson Bancroft.
Pauline Roper daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo B Roper married Keith Rigby son of Mr and Mrs Max Rigby on April 2 in a Logan Temple ceremony. A reception for the newlyweds followed April 4 at the Thatcher Ward LDS Cultural Hall.
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