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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
3
A club gathering held Monday at the Liup meet club discussed the governor and the calendar. President Joseph and DeVal led singing of The Star Spangled Banner. Harry Peterson and W Smith spoke while Jack Johnson encouraged full attendance and reminded members to maintain the calendar.
A promotional item claims an in ear capsule device can assist those with hearing difficulties. The ad emphasizes discreet use and directs readers to contact Mr Abrams in Boise Idaho for more information.
District Cabinet Secretary WD Fuhriman was introduced by President Sargent. Fuhriman spoke briefly and introduced District Governor Vern C Bloxham, who delivered an engaging summary on Lionism.
Mrs Ella Cetlan returned home Saturday after a 10 day stay in Nebraska visiting daughter and family in Harrisburg and Venango and her ill brother Mr George Pile of Kimball. Pile died Sunday and funeral services were held Wednesday with Cetlan family attending. Sunday dinner guests at Bancroft included Lewis McLain Evan McLain Bobby Lyn Thiel Parker and Wayne.
In a soda Springs High School column, student leader Rick Williams argues the Student Council is a mere figurehead controlled by administration and faculty. He urges broader student involvement to preserve democracy and free expression amid conflicts over discipline and governance.
About 90 teachers will host a Meet the Candidates forum at Grace High School Litue Theatre at 4 pm Thursday October 31. Senate candidates Mike Hatch and Reed Budge, and House candidates Mark Hart Max Haddock Eulalhe Langford and Angus Condie will attend. Moderated by Clarence Simmons with Kenneth Crump.
In Soda Springs on October 3 1968 shoppers browsed a display of fancy pens including one praised for writing on butter. A woman asked for a cheaper option and the clerk suggested a model that might write on margarine.
Two young brothers wait for ice cream as vanilla runs out. The seven year old calmly orders two strawberry cones and shares one with his two year old brother, saying Here you are Pink vanilla.
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