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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
6
Governor Cecil D. Andrus signed Idaho's Bicentennial scrolls in April to be circulated through Idaho communities until August. Citizens will sign to reaffirm founding principles as the National Bicentennial Wagon Train Pilgrimage travels in reverse from Idaho toward Valley Forge.
A reader thanks The Caribou County Sun for assisting publicizing the American Cancer Society efforts. As publicity chairman Nancy Wood notes the Cancer Crusade exceeded a $3000 goal thanks to the newspaper’s cooperation.
A total of 26 University of Idaho students have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa and will be honored at an initiation banquet on May 9. Among those elected is Michael R. Loenshal a senior history major and graduate of St Ives High School New South Wales Australia son of Mr and Mrs H K Loenshal 369 Rose Avenue Soda Springs.
The church announces Rev Stafford and family away this week with travel to Reno for youth ministry training and Cincinnati for General Assembly duties. Mike Loenshal preaches Sunday as the church prepares for spring cleaning work day May 10 and a Mother's Day service by the Sunday School. Contributions aim to raise 300000 for Indochina relief with a baby sitter provided, and summer staff recruitment begins in three weeks. Mazie Porter returns from the Synod of the Pacific, and Mary Anna Circle meets May 8 with final Summer Staff plans discussed.
A rich husband dies and his widow orders a tombstone with Rest In Peace. After learning she was cut off, she tries to cancel. The stonecutter replies it is already done and offers to add Until 1, joining the line. Caribou County Idaho, May 8, 1975.
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