Phosphate Impact On Farm Lands Inconclusive Meeting
A Soda Springs Idaho meeting on phosphate mining impact in Caribou County drew industry and farming representatives but served as an update on an incomplete study. Officials cited federal land control and possible aquifer contamination risks while withholding firm findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Lansberry
Caribou County
Soda Springs High School
Cecil Alldaffer
Caribou
Ed Duren
Tri-County
John Strobell
U.S.G.5
Rod Watkins
Seicog
Southeast Idaho Council of Governments
Ben P. Gomm
BLM
Mike Vansen
Forest Service
al Tetz
Bill Davidson
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Charlie Langdon
J. R. Simplot Co
Thatcher Elementary to Hold Spring Parent-Teacher Conference
Thatcher Elementary School will host a Spring Parent-Teacher Conference on Friday April 4 with no school for students. Parents can pick up 3rd quarter grades and meet individual teachers to discuss their children while time schedules are arranged and questions are encouraged. Hairstyle show attendees Mickelson and Clegg attended a Trend Show in Idaho Falls on March 16 to learn new spring and summer cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher Elementary
Thatcher
Mickelson
Reva Clegg
Idaho Falls
Friends of 4 H Honor Four at Recognition Dinner
The Caribou County 4 H leaders recognition dinner honored four individuals with Cari bou Friend of 4 H plaques and certificates for supporting the 4 H club program. Conrad Sanders for a decade of backing the livestock sale, Harry Stewart C P A for volunteering at the sale and offering his equipment free, Pat and Frank Preece for long time leadership and county 4 H council service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Caribou County
Conrad Sanders
Harry Stewart C
Pat
Frank Preece
Harry Stewart
4 H Leader Honored for 45 Years of Service
Grace Idaho 4 H leader Mrs Mary Allen received a 25 year gold 4 H pin with emerald and a service certificate at the annual 4 H Leader Dinner. She and husband Glen have long guided clubs since 1947 with Food Preparation and Electrification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Allen
Grace
Idaho
Mary
Glen
Bancroft and
Bannock County
Moore
Snow Survey Shows Above Average Water Content
The March 31 1975 snow survey by Jack Peterson and Kyle Peterson reports above average snow and water content across Samson Ranch Allen Ranch and 10 Mile Pass with totals: depths 60.4 32.5 and 21.8 inches and water contents 16.9 10.65 and 6.7 inches respectively. Dry soils and favorable melt conditions could fill the soil profile aiding non irrigated cropland and grazing lands with spring rains. Water storage for irrigation looks good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Peterson
Soil Conservation Service
Kyle Peterson
Samson
Allen
10 Mile Pass
Samsen Ranch
Austin
Soda Springs Women’s Softball Association Meeting 1975
A meeting of the Soda Springs Women’s Softball Association is set for Saturday April 5 1975 at 3 30 PM in the Legion Room of the Caribou County Courthouse. All potential players are urged to attend and assist in planning season activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs Women's Softball Association
Legion
Caribou County
Community Concern Group Presses School Board For Answers
Local Citizens Group met with School District No. 11 administrators to discuss 17 written questions on coaching numbers, curriculum, funding, and career education. Superintendent Williams and principals pledged cooperation while inviting community groups and private citizens to help improve education quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry “Anderson
Concerned Citizens Group
Don Lilley
Lilley
Sige
Smith-Hughes
Vo-Tech
Ing
Ellis Williams
Oberhans
J. B. Smith
Daryl Nelson
Supt. Williams
Williams
Editorial Notes on Community Questionaire to School Board
The piece critiques a locally circulated Community Concern questionnaire and a school board meeting. It questions lack of public input, discusses potential changes such as fewer athletic coaches, less release time for religion classes, and a grade average for participation in sports and activities. It urges signed letters with authors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concern
the Sun
Nanes
Vic Lansberry
Community Concern Group survey shows strong student focus
One hundred thirty-two people responded with surveys and comments on school offerings. The Caribou County Sun and local businesses aided distribution while Roberta and others led the project, noting clear support for core academics and vocational concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concern
Caribou County
Adiniites
Caribou County Sun
KBRV
First Bank and Trust of Idaho
Idaho First National Bank
Larry's Food Mart
Lullatin Food Town
Stoor Grocery
Roberta
April Proclaimed Cancer Control Month In Idaho
Mayor Milton Gambles proclaims April as Cancer Control Month urging support for the American Cancer Society crusade. He notes over 2,000 Idaho residents will develop cancer this year and that early diagnosis can save many lives. About 15,000 volunteers will canvass Idaho with a goal of 275,500 dollars for aid, research, and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Gambles
American Cancer Society
Idaho
Apri
Milton B. Gambles
Soda Springs
Local names listed for community notice or roster
Ralph Pippitt, Robert and Nedra Torgesen, John Maxwell, Kenneth Stafford, Shirley Balls, Gloria Barnes, Russell Hoffman, Charles Langdon, Sandra Crowell, Muriel Atwood, Bill Corbett, Don and Ellen Lilley, Barbara Arvidson and Brenda Womack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pippitt
Robert
Nedra Torgesen
John Maxwell
Kenneth Stafford
Shirley Balls
Gloria Barnes
Russell Hoffman
Charles Langdon
Sandra Crowell
Muriel Atwood
Bill Corbett
Don and
Ellen Lilley
Barbara Arvidson
Brenda Womack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thatcher School
Report of “Community Concern” Group
Lions Golub
Lions Club
Jim Fowler
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