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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1976

Page

9

Board Member Explains CORE Role in Needs Study

A letter from a CORE Committee member clarifies Lilley as chairman and explains the committee’s composition including teachers, administrators, and community members. It notes the CORE group, formed with school board recognition in 1915, examined administration and management gaps while the Steering Committee conducted the Needs Assessment.

Briggs Lilley

Mothers Day Gatherings and Local Notices Across Town

The column lists numerous families visiting for Mothers Day in Pocatello, Bancroft, and nearby towns, naming Mickelsen, Delbridge, Lester, and Welch families among others. It also notes Maggie O Brian graduating from South Branch College and working as a nurse in Twin Falls, plus Andy Dexter home on leave before Alaska assignment. The Bancroft Seminary program at Soda Springs Second Ward is mentioned along with several local visits and family connections. A separate letter endorses Mr Lilley for School Trustee Zone 3, District 150, detailing support for policies and assessment alignment with needs assessment.

Leland ‘Mickelsen Bob Mickelsen Cara Roberta George Mickelsen Pocatello Joel Simmons Floyd Banks Chesterfield Connie Fovak Maggie O'Brian Branch College Twin Falls Andy Dexter Alaska Vale Dexter Bancroft Eva Hardman del Hardman Bruno Pearl Lewis Beth Call Sybie Toolson Phoebe Welch Horace Delbridge Wilford Delbridge Sterling Delbridge Idaho Falls Chris Mabey Soda ‘Springs Bud Wurgel Alan Wilford Randy Lester Bancroft Seminary Soda Springs Jim Fowler Marthel Brian Alvin Anderson Leora Bonnie Montpelier Don McLain Grace Theil Parker Carol Wayne Evah McLain Rachel Lawis McLais Briggs Lilley Don

May Tea marks Grace Literary Club meeting in Soda Springs

The Grace Literary Club held its annual May Tea May 3 at 1 30 p m in the Brass Lantern Soda Springs Ruth Varley president led the meeting Melva Stoddard read the revised Ey alitation changes and members approved them unanimously A dinner featuring salads lasagna spaghetti and meatballs followed Mary Lee Hamp played accordion Raphael Varley introduced new officers and honored workers Elaine Peck Lydia Thomas Nadine Rich and Treva Krebs The installation of officers was conducted by Ila Holsten with Phyllis Olsen as president Beth Weaver and Alta Peck as vice presidents and Charlotte Peterson Ramona Bartholome assisting Reporters Nellie V Johnson Windna Lowe appointed and Ruth Varley as president ex officio.

Grace Literary Club Brass Lantern Soda Springs Ruth Varley Melva Stoddard Mbers Mary Lee Hamp Rathy Varley State Feson Verda Elaine Peck Lydia Thomas Santa Claus Nadine Rich Sounds of Zion Treva Krebs Ada Williams Silas ‘van Vleet Ila Holsten Phyllis Olsen Beth Weaver Alta Peck Charlotte Peterson Ramona Barthiome Nellie V. Johnson Windna Lowe Effie Hoopes

Caribou County Senior Citizens Host Mother's Day Program

Caribou County Senior Citizens enjoyed a Mother's Day program with a special dinner on May 7. Bruce Sehienk and Virginia Barker performed musical numbers. Corsages were made and presented by Ella Weaver, Nettie Field, and Vivian Watts. A dinner, dances planned in Pocatello on May 7 and Preston on May 15, with 22 attendees at the May event.

Aribou Bruce*Sehienk Virginia Barker Ella Weaver Nettie Field Vivian’ Watts Thirkill School Caribou Pocatello Preston Franklin County

Newly Commissioned Officer Warns Sailor About Deck Duty

An unnamed officer delivers a brusque warning to a sailor about deck duty and discipline aboard a vessel. The tense exchange hints at strict training and fear of punishment for infractions near a small deck window.

Soda Springs Teachers Travel to Montana program adoption

Twenty two teachers and administrators from Soda Springs Elementary traveled to Montana for a job and career awareness program. Fort Benton School District is recognized for a proven teaching approach that could be adopted by other states, with Soda Springs authorized to adopt this model.

Soda Springs Montana Fort Benton Soda ‘Springs

Hospital Notes on Births and Admits in City

Mr and Mrs Ronald Echols welcome a baby boy weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces born May 5. Other listed names include JoAnn Tolpan Bancroft Shellie Raye Dexter Daniel Sleight Georgetown and Dawne Griffey with multiple city references and notes of admission and discharge.

Ronald Echols City JoAnn ‘Tolpan Bancroft Shellie Raye Dexter Daniel ‘Sleight Georgetown Dawne Griffey Carly Royeé Grace Billie Darnell STILL Granville Call Lovella Muir Wayan Joy Thomas Linnean Stevens Craig Wilker Grace Dorothy Yearick

Public Notice Bids Open in Caribou County

May 8 issue notes public sale for the county sim with bids due by 11:00 a.m. on May 24. Interested persons may submit bids. Published in the Caribou County Sun May 13 and 20, 1976.

Ibott ‘County Sim Caribou County

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BPW Business & Professional Women Elaine §. Johnson Helen Kingsford Clara Archibald Joyce Mathis Lytha Ellis Parlene Davis Soda Springs Floral Are Motion Annie Sods Springs Sincerely, Robert Torgeson Ona Nia Phyllis of van Vient Ramona Barthlome Beth School Board Bill Corbett Cae Wee Laren Formica
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