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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
6
A clumsy yet readable string shows Thatcher family ties amid school activities, parent involvement, and local events. Mentions of teachers, students, a style show, and various community figures hint at a midcentury town diary of education, civic life, and social gatherings.
Providence society notes weekend visitors and family visits including Mrs Elsmore’s sister narrator for a Style Show. Various errands and visits occur in Preston Logan Grace and Salt Lake City with mentions of medical appointments and a new baby blessing.
The Soda Springs Lions Club met on May 2 with Val Bitton presiding. Grant Law was elected president and other officers named, to take office in July. The club awarded Glen Irving a 100 percent attendance plaque for the Little League Basketball program, thanked parents and members, and scheduled a broom drive for May 18 to raise funds for sight programs.
Mrs Freeman Rasmussen and family attended Tuesday events. Miss Christine Robbins Diane Wyler Judy Hogan and Mr Glenn Young joined the Senior Seminary Day at Utah State University Logan Campus on Saturday.
Idaho’s statewide pheasant sex ratio stands at 47 cocks per 100 hens entering a new breeding year, near the 14 year average of 48. The mild winter aided survival but reduced count accuracy, with birds dispersed widely. Results feed into spring counts and will inform the Kisho Fish and Game Commission for season and bag limit decisions at the August meeting.
The Fish and Game page notes Glen Howie caught a 394 pound sturgeon from the Snake River in 1956 as the sport fish record. It also covers nonresident hunting licenses, with fees rising from seven to ten dollars, and mentions that four residents from Hawaii hunted last year. Idaho’s Caribou County Sun reports on hunting, licensing changes, and notable fish records in May 1963.
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