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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
10
Ays Lake Soderman reports a bureau meeting was held in the evening at the gym and ordered by president Ingey. The bureau will sponsor dances if paid by the id. The annual picnic will be June 30 at Creek camp grounds. Unity invited whether Farm Bureau members attend. After the meeting, refreshments were served. Mrs Harvey Martin, Mrs Cecil Sibbett, and others visited or were noted in local gatherings across Soda Springs and nearby towns.
The Gull and Thompson families visited in Soda Springs while Clyde Gull and Hilda Thompson joined the Soder man couple in Spanish Fork. A box social at the recreation hall Friday raised funds for the new stake house, and Charles Tingey spent the weekend in Bountiful. The piece then shifts to wood ducks, noting habitat loss from wetlands drainage and describing nesting boxes, habitat needs, and Fish and Game efforts to aid duck populations.
Clarence L. Sturm of Manawa Wisconsin named as Lionst International Past President for 1959 1960. A partner in A Sturm and Sons wholesale foods he is charter member and former director president of Manawa Lions Club. He held district roles and served on the International Board Executive Committee. Awards include Lions Ambassador of Good Will and Peru Order of the Sun Knight Commander. He heads CARE efforts for Hungarian refugees and serves on multiple boards. He and wife Norma have daughter Beverly.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Bybee and Mrs Q S Bybee of Soda Springs attended the College of Science Awards and Honors convocation at USA in Logan on Sunday. Harold Romero son of Victor Romero and nephew of Mrs O Bybee was honored as one of ten top GPA recipients. A Soda Springs High School graduate, he earned a scholarship to study science at a Missouri university with graduation set for June 4.
Idaho designated the Western white pine as the state tree in 1935 due to its high commercial value and workable grain. It thrives where old cedar hemlock forests are cleared, with forests regenerating after fires, and is most abundant north of the Clearwater River. The Elk River tree stands 219 feet tall, 6 feet 8 inches in diameter, with five needle bundles and six to ten inch cones.
Governor Robert E. Smylie proclaims 1966 the Year of the Bible in Idaho to honor the American Bible Society 150th anniversary. The ABS, the nation’s largest religious organization for Scripture translation publication and distribution, aims to enroll 10 million new readers in 1966 and notes widespread impact from its faith-based work. A quoted Johnson statement praises the Society’s role in arming forces and aiding the underprivileged with Scripture. A farmer quips about building a rustic cottage versus a cow shed in a regional aside.
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