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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
3
Campaigneri Last Day Crip tion Campaign ends at 6 PM with final check in. Salesmen are urged to complete ad commissions and payments. Subscriptions vary. several young sellers have not been contacted. Call for time and help.
Bancroft Lions Club and Boys State program sponsor a week of community cleanup led by the 3s Men's Association. Directors plan alley pickups and information campaigns with Lloyd as president, aiming to improve the town in the week announced last week.
The North Gen High School 1964 graduate roster includes Betty Lou Brangham Donna Butterfield Stephen L Call Danny L Christensen Paul Gilbert Barbara Jean Hatch Lynn R Hatch Earl Higginson David Arnold Mabey Alex R Petell Leon G Rindlis Baker Arthur C Roger Jay Russell Shipley Isa Kathleen Skinner Eldon Smith L Dee Smith Linda Tillotson Stanley Wistisen Kent Yost.
The Caribou County Democratic Party at its May 15 convention filed Martin Ruggles for Probate Judge and Ronald Davis for Assessor. Precinct Committeemen were chosen for Soda No 1 Diggs Lewis Soda No 2 Harley Childs Grace No 1 Louis Stalker Grace No 2 Samuel Smith Thatcher Frank Roper. Delegates selected to the State Convention include Cleas Stoddard as County Chairman and Mr. and Mrs. D W Grimm plus other members. alternates are Edwin M Smith Glenn Irving and Reed Stoddard.
All boys interested in joining the Pony League team should report to City Park this Saturday morning May 23 at 9 00.
Nineteen seniors will receive high school diplomas at graduation exercises on Thursday May 21 at North Gem High School in Bancroft United States Representative Ralph Harding will deliver the commencement address A welcome will be extended by L Dee Smith senior class president Salutatorian Kent Yost will speak and Earl Higginson will deliver the valedictory Supt Thomas O Bell will present the class of 64 and Russell Hebdon school board chairman will present the diplomas Senior class officers are L Dee Smith president Arthur Ruger vice president Betty Lou Brangham secretary and Jay Russell Shipley representative
Conservation Officer Maurice Harding reports a follow up check of Blackfoot Reservoir shows no trout loss from ice suffocation this winter. Only one trout found. carp loss occurs in some areas. Spawner run is strong and may be among the best in history. Bow hunters must hold a fishing license to shoot fish with a bow and arrow.
A list of graduates and attendees from Grace High School includes Nancy Adams, Barb Andreasen, Bonne Andreasen, Janene Andreasen, Von H. Andreasen, Ruth Ann Bassett, Roger L. Bennett, Marnel V. Bullock, Dennis P. Burton, Steven K. Burton, Abe Capell, Frank Chadwick, Glade C. Christensen, St. Card Christensen, Ronae Corish, Curtis S. Coombs, Brenda Lee Corbett, Louis Kent Corbett, Carol Lee Egbert, Grace Lynn Fowler, Jeffrey K. Garbett, Carl W. Hansen, Dianne Marie Hansen, Dolly Mae Hansen, Farl Hansen, Judy Connie Hansen, Senna Ann Hansen, Dell R. Hicks, Finean Hirsch, Ronald T. Hurt, Molly Izatt, Lynn R. Jepsen, Larry L. Kunz, Donna Lowe, Kathleen Martins on, Craig McGregor LeGrande McGregor, Beverly H. Mickelson, Everett D. Miles, Joe Dean Miles, Eddie Dean Panter, Karla Dawn Peck, Shannon Peterson, Paul C. Robinson, Julie Ann Sargent, David Smith, Eldene Smith, Marilyn Smith, Tepey M. Smite Gar Prank Taylor, Sharon Renee Taylor, Robert L. Thomas, Judy Kaye Turner, Lloyd Ray Welker, Philip Young
flood control plans for Bancroft approved under section 205 of the 1948 act. funds will allow final designs for levees and canals to protect Bancroft and nearby areas damaged in 1962 and 1963. Idaho lawmakers say funds exceed current backlog and will push engineering forward. John D. Rample of Bozeman, Montana visited the Ram pl es.
The Grace three county high schools announce Grace has the largest senior class of fifty nine graduates. Commencement Friday May 22 at 8:00 p.m. in Bannock Stake House with welcome by Le Grande McGregor and address by Daryl Chase. Valedictorians Molly Tratt Eldene Smith Craig McGregor.
The American Legion Auxiliary Blackburn Call Unit No. 82 designates May 27 28 and 29 as Poppy Days in Soda Springs. The red crepe paper poppy honors those who sacrificed for freedom and aids disabled veterans and war widows and orphans through manufacture and distribution.
A list of senior students including Carolyn Allen, Tamara Andreasen, Dorin Balls, Laura Benson, Linda Bevins, Val Bitton, Candy Call, Patsy Campbell, Ann Caress, Tara Casperson, Max Conlin, Larry Croney, Bill Dupin, Ken Finlayson, Judy Ann Gagon, Don Gardner, Darla Sue Gill, Van Gunnell, Sandra Hawker, Dick Hines, Linda Hoopes, Evelyn Hubbard, Harry Jeppsen, Lynn Johnson, Bill Jose, Alice Lahman, Dwight Lakey, Ronnie Lau, Jleen Lloyd, Kirby Martineau, 7 R. Maughan, Dee Mendenhall, Dixie Mendenhall, Marlene Monroe, Royal Munro, John Naylor, Jeannette Nelson, Sandra Nelson, Mike Norris, Jerry Young.
Kemmerer Wyoming Golf Club members both men and women will clash with Soda Springs players on the local course this Sunday May 24 in the first inter city match of the season. A 20 to 25 member Kemmerer contingent is expected with coffee and doughnuts served 8 to 9 am and play to follow. A noon smorgasbord luncheon is planned and Soda golfers are urged to attend early to line up matches.
Soda Springs will graduate 52 seniors at exercises Monday evening May 25 at 8 00 p m in the High School Auditorium. Commencement speaker will be United States Representative Ralph Harding. Kathy Torgesen will be the high honor student speaker. Ronald Tippets will present the diplomas and awards.
Republicans selected delegates at the County Convention held May 15. Named are Grant Lau as County Chairman Olive Kelly as State Committeewoman Evan Kackley as State Committeeman Herbert Dean Christensen as delegates. Alternates include Raoul Wistisen Gwen Budge Alfred Hansen Kathryn Hansen and T Clair Poole.
District 39 E Eastern Idaho Lions launch Operation Big Sweep with Soda Springs selling brooms and fire extinguishers to raise about 10000 for local sight conservation and recreation building projects. Doug Johnson chairs the Soda Springs drive with Dr Herman Hatch as co chair and M E Picanco approving. Dee Sappington coordinates clubs in the district. Each club keeps profits locally. Brooms go for 2.00 and extinguishers for 1.50.
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