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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1966

Page

4

Grace High elects new student body officers and sports results

Grace High announces the new student body officers led by President Val Hogan and Vice President Faye Rasmussen. In district track Grace placed third in Class B with Danny Conlin winning the 100 220 and 440 yard dashes and third in the broad jump. Freshman Will McGregor leads an acclaimed assembly and dance while magician The Great Larry performed. The Speech Department will stage The Curious Savage this Saturday at 8 p.m.

Val Hogan Faye Rasmussen Rebecca Carter Diane Nielson Shiela Rowsell Tamra Turner Wendy Simmons Kaye Allen Grace High Blackfoot Grace Danny Conlin Steve White Lamb Grace High School Will McGregor Grace High Speech Department Stan Patterson

Bancroft Man Named Honorary State Farmer At Boise Convention

Kenneth Crump of North Gem School was named Honorary State Farmer by the F F A Association at its Boise convention. He received a framed certificate and a fold tie clasp engraved F F A. Crump has 15 years teaching, six in F F A work, and serves as president of the Idaho Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association. He farms with teaching, is married to Hermose Hatch with five children, and serves as a bishop in Chesterfield Ward.

Kenneth Crump Boise F. F. A. Association Crump North Gem Idaho Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association Hermose Hatch

Hospital Notes Births and Admissions and Guests

Birth in Grace Hemmert family Keith and Bonnie Hemmert Grace 6 lb 3 oz born May 10. List of admitted and discharged patients includes Linda Hughes City Wade Wilker Grace Harley Ashbaker Conda Irene A Young Thatcher Hyrum Tolman Bancroft Patricia Reeve Holly Dawn Lesby Ed Hadley Lincoln City Oregon. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs K G Balls in Soda Springs include daughter and families from Coleville Utah. Mr and Mrs Neils Andersen spent Mother's Day in Montpelier as dinner guests of their son and wife Anglecgen and family.

Linda Hughes City Wade Wilker Grace Harley Ashbaker Irene A. Young Thatcher Hyrum E. Tolman Bancroft Patricia Reeve Holly Dawn Lesby Ed Hadley Lincoln City Ore K. G. Balls Soda Springs W. Elder Wilde Coleville Utah Neils Andersen Montpelier Wolo. Anglecgen Farlly Wilford J. Dredge Diane Orem Alan Dredge Salt Lake City Bruce Dredge Martha Jones Brigham Young University Provo Dick Sharp Rexburg George Madsen

Motorcycle Races to Start Monthly at Pocatello Fairgrounds

Mrs Bull Bowen and two children from Soda Springs attend Sunday races in Pocatello. Races will run the second Sunday each month during summer with trophies for top riders. Families from Soda Springs and Rexburg visit relatives for Mother's Day.

Bull Bowen Soda Springs Pocatello

Recognized Best Instructor Awarded to Airman Garbett

Airman Rick Garbett received a wrist watch and plaque from Col Roy L Broyles for being the most outstanding instructor of the year in area 4 covering the eastern seaboard. Garbett, a B 52 instructor at Seymour Johnson AFB, is praised for leadership and dedication, with a 2 month old daughter and two other children, living in Goldsboro NC.

Rick Garbett Roy L. Broyles Aoe Nam Afb North Carolina Garbett Seaboard Seymour Johnson Broyles 68Th Bombardment Wing Rick Richard E. Garbett Thatcher Maxine Rasmussen Carl Rasmussen Sr Grace Susan Sarah Lynn Nellis Drive Goldsboro N. C

Homemakers Set September Idaho Convention in Pocatello

Idaho Extension Homemakers' Council plans its seventeenth annual convention in Pocatello September 22 and 23 with the theme You in Your World. Mrs. J. E. Shephard of Eagle presides as president. Mrs. Sam McNabb of Pocatello is general chairman with Mrs. Reed Budge of Soda Springs as district director. Sessions at Bannock Hotel include six concurrent seminars led by state committee chairmen on Health, Safety, Citizenship, Civil Defense, International Relations, and Family Living. County councils will report on a major community improvement project, and the board of directors meets the day before the convention.

Idaho Extension Homemakers’ Council Pocatello J. E. Shephard Eagle McCall Sam McNabb Reed Budge Soda Springs Bannock Hotel Robert Norris Kimberly Wilbert Cammack Blackfoot Paul Pattes Emmett Gray Clawson Rexburg Richard Thatcher Trahe Falls R. R Kildow Paul

Holstein Herds Set New Vermont Lactation Averages

In Brattleboro Vermont local dairy herds of Registered Holstein cows report higher lactation averages for milk and butterfat production. The Holstein Friesian stock leads the gains as farmers note improved yields across multiple herds.

U. S University of Idaho National Holstein Association Brattleboro Vermont

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Grace High School News GHS Larry Ician LaNae Peterson Grace ‘High Randy S. E. Matthews Matthews Soda Springs, Idah Utah Power & Light CO Our Reef First National Bank OF Malad City Arehivye Keith Bonnie Hemmert Doy Betty Jean Nelson Grace Josie Telford Janice Schwaneveldt Mary Wilcox John R. Cook Margie Brassfield eMr Mervin Bennion Larry Beckstead Earl Petereit Becksteads Petereits Carol Jean Biorn Jim Chester Henry Arizona Nevada Homemakers Caribou Pape Corvair T Pontiac Pontiag Largilliere Insurance Age Lauritson Phone Merle Cellan Merle Allis Chalmers Allis-Chalmers Caribou Motor & Implement Hall-Way ADAMS Boda Springs Ghive
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