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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1962
Page
5
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The district outlines joint activities for Band personnel including parade performances at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot on September 11 and possibly at the ISU Homecoming. A trip to District and Regional Music Festivals is planned with top thirty members eligible for Pep Band. Additional activities are expected.
The Stage select 15 Band gains two local service clubs backing its season. Kiwanis awards the John Phillip Sousa Award to the top Bandsman while Lions Club funds cover twelve extra uniforms. Band Council led by Barry Bingham and officers Loren Im, Susan Harris, Kay Smith guide activities with Covington appointing drum major and other roles.
The Idaho Stakes Men and Gleaner Council selected officers including Diane Dredge as Chairman and President Peggy Bower as Secretary and Treasurer. Gleaner representatives named Peggy Bower and Faye Ann Millward. A Bancroft patio party August 14 featured Lillis Lloyd hosting with planning committee members.
North Gem educators used a summer to advance in education. Elsa Jenkins completed a ten week course in elementary education at USA Logan and will teach third grade at Bancroft. Glade Millward earned work toward a Bachelor’s in elementary education. Henrietta Hogan earned a Masters at BYU and teaches second grade. Nancy McCormack completed BYU courses and studied Bishop method sewing and French. Ada Mabey attended an elementary library program. Kenneth Crump attended a state workshop at University of Idaho. Supt. T G Bell took two USA workshops on social studies curriculum and educational thought and worked on junior high and high school evaluative criteria.
Grace Business Men plan a weekly player of the week award for Grace High School football. Reed Lowe notes a 21 jewel watch will go to the chosen standout. This week Craig Wilker, halfback, rushed 21 times for 145 yards and two touchdowns in the Malad game.
The ice show Adventures On Ice stars Wilma Rolinson and Ed Leary, producers and performers from an ice skating family. The Cinderella story follows their rise from a touring act to producers of their own show. Appearing nightly at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot from September 11 to 15.
Air Force recruitment in Soda Slings area seeks men 17 to 27 for technical training across 42 career fields. Sgt. Ted Yarbrough urges applicants to contact the Air Force Recruiting Office in Pocatello for details and aptitude testing.
Kathy Hunter of Grace led Migtrid I Farm Bureau Talent Find, with Hunter advancing to the State Farm Bureau Talent Find in Boise this fall. Local families traveled to Bear Lake and Logan Utah for visits with relatives, while others moved homes and hosted guests in Boise and Ogden.
Jack Gibbs, Chairman of the County ASCS Committee, says the 1962 Wheat Price Support rate is raised to 1.88 dollars per bushel from 1.76. The revision aligns the loan rate with the recent downswing in wheat freight rates.
Mrs Sadie Mickelson visited Thatcher with daughter Ethel Mendenhall and Thelma Bassett of California. Ronald Condie plans September 7 nuptials in Los Angeles then to reside in Provo Utah. Residents traveled to Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City for events. Teachers and singers prepare for October Conference in Salt Lake City. Activities include cannery work in Franklin and visits between Lago and Temple Arizona.
Engaged: Vickie Sondra Gunnell of Page Arizona to Morgan D Leavitt of Logan Utah, both former Soda Springs residents. Vickie, a 1962 Soda Springs High School graduate, works at Page Drug Co. Leavitt, also a 1962 graduate, plans Utah State attendance while employed. Wedding planned for October 6.
Idaho code sections define compulsory education for ages seven to sixteen and provisions for exemptions for habitual truants. The Caribou County Auditor lists related rules, hearing requirements, and court notification processes under the supervision of the Board of Trustees.
First published legal notice announces a foreclosure action in Caribou County Idaho. Plaintiffs name COMPANY CORPORATION seeks mortgage foreclosure and quiet title against Deaton and listed defendants with due process to appear within the specified days. Court seal dated June 29 1962 and publication date June 20 1977.
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