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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

Page

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Citywide May 3 1965 Rollout Delivers Post Office Foot and Curbline Service

The Post Office briefs Soda hes residents on May 3 1965 citywide mail delivery expansion. Foot delivery in the central business district along Main Hooper and South and curbline vehicle delivery for surrounding areas will begin. Residents must display house numbers and provide a suitable mail receptacle while addressing letters with the new Springs Idaho 83276 format. Local and out of town letters will cost 5 cents per ounce after the rollout and some delays may occur as routes stabilize.

Post Office Department Soda Hes Main Hooper Busis Ming Ity Ase Cry A Springs Cartier da Springs Idaho

Community Theater Prepares The Unsinkable Molly Brown

Under Owen Nelson the Soda Springs Community Theater nears final rehearsals for The Unsinkable Molly Brown at Soda Springs High School Auditorium May 13 to 15. Cast led by Winifred All Gaffer and Lois Hansen includes Frank Weaver and Max Haddock with Frank Christensen and Ardella Christensen in major roles. Tickets go on sale April 15 with a reserved seating plan and a new pit orchestra directed by Bob Summers.

Owen Nelson Community Theater Molly Brown Soda Springs High School Soda Springs Golf Club Richard Morris Meredith Wilson Music Theater International Winifred All- Gaffer Frank Weaver Max Haddock Lois Hansen Frank Christensen Russ Crouse Ardella Christensen Nelson

Petitions Circulate to Repeal Local Sales Tax

Petitions calling for repeal of the recently enacted per cent sales tax are being circulated in Caribou County and Bancroft. Dave Grimm of Bancroft leads the effort with Henry Meiners handling Land area and others assisting. A petition is on file at the Sun office for signers not yet contacted.

Dave Grimm Bancroft Caribou Grimm Henry Meiners Dick Nelson Kelly Raoul Wistisen North Canyon Fred Modersitzki Lawrence Holbrook Chesterfield Charles Collins Brigham Young Trailer Court Soda Springs Sam Reed Sun Office

Post Office Announces New Customer Information Service

Delo reports patrons are urged to inquire at the local post office for details about the new service. The notice stresses accessible information for customers seeking updates on mail handling and related options.

Delo

Easter Sunrise Services Planned in Soda Springs

Preliminary plans for the annual non denominational Easter Sunrise Services sponsored by the Soda Springs Kiwanis Club will be held at Soda Springs High School Auditorium. The services begin at approximately 6:00 am.

Soda Springs High School Soda Springs Kiwanis Club

Earthquakes Reported Across Town Thursday Night

Residents reported four quakes at 8 15, 10 10, 10 25 and 10 30 p m R J Beus noted a broken window at his ranch home and lambing shed from the 10 25 quake which lasted two to three minutes.

R. J. Beus

Soda Springs Bowlers Shine at State Tournament

Soda Springs sent a strong contingent to the State Bowling Tournament in Nampa and Caldwell over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Ace Hansen, Mr and Mrs Jay Hale, Mr and Mrs Art Kelly, Mr and Mrs Verlin Roholt, and Mr and Mrs Bill Gorton attended with high scores. Mrs Kelly and Mrs Hansen also attended Executive Board meetings.

Soda Springs Nampa Caldwell Ace Hansen Jay Hale Art Kelly Verlin Roholt Bill Gorton Soda Springs Kelly Hansen

Road meeting outputs new Soda Springs brochure push

A Soda Springs Chamber report details a State Highway Board meeting in Boise on Highway 34 from Gricer to Preston. Charles Reagan and Joe Garner say the trip was beneficial. The Caribou County Sun prints a 16 page two color brochure, 5000 copies, free from Secretary John Crooks at Idaho First National Bank.

State Highway Board Boise Soda Springs Caribou County Mr. Crooks Idaho First National Bank

Miss Patsy Campbell Visits Home From Pocatello

Miss Patsy Campbell was home from Pocatello over the weekend visiting with her mother Mrs. Myrtle Campbell.

Patsy Campbell Pocatello Myrtle Campbell

Soda Trackmen Beat Preston In Dual Meet At Soda Springs

Soda Springs High School track team defeated visiting Preston 74 to 63 in a season opener. The meet featured multiple events with Soda riders like Johnson, Cynova, Stoor, Hodges, and Gentry placing high in sprints, distance, and field events.

Soda Springs Preston Soda Field Cardinal Soda Cindermen Stoor Soda M. Poole Phelps Johnson A Jones Tigert Halford Preshoe Gentry Ringel Hodges Castillio Balls Nelson Dass Gilbert Cynova Casperson Watkins Johnston Scheffel Porter Forsgreen Hansen Burns Poole Wilde Larson Weaver Smith Cynava Ward Alba Keller Harris Stanley Robbins

Snow measurements report from March thirty first totals

Dick Goody, County Soil Conservationist, lists Mar 31 snow course readings. Samson Ranch records 45 inches snow and 15.2 inches water, with averages 34 inches and 10.5 inches. Austin Ranch shows 27 inches snow and 8.6 inches water, matching averages 27 inches and 8.6 inches. China Hat reports 20 inches snow and 7.4 inches water, with averages 21 inches and 6.9 inches.

Dick Goody Samson Ranch Austin Ranch China Hat

D.U.P. Camp Meads Set to Meet Friday Afternoon

D.U.P. Camp Meads will meet Friday at 2 o clock at the home of Lola Walker for a local gathering. Lola Walker hosts the session with D.U.P. members expected to attend and discuss routine matters.

D.U.P Camp Meads Lola Walker

Idaho University Dean to Speak at Soda Springs Lions Meet

Dr. Everett Samuelson dean of Idaho College of Education will address the Soda Springs Lions Club Thursday at Trail Cafe. Alumni Secretary Jim Lyle will accompany him. The event is open to the public and invites university relatives and others to learn about the University of Idaho. Samuelson became third dean on Sept 1 1963 after Frederick Weltzin.

Everett Samuelson College of Education University of Idaho Soda Springs Lions Club Trail Cafe Soda Springs Jim Lyle Dean Samuelson Samuelson Lions Club Universdo Moscow Everett V. Samuelson Frederick Weltzin Idaho Bureau of Educational Research and Service University of Colorado

Juvenile Sentenced Over Street Light Breakage

A 17 year old arrested in the street light damage case appeared before the Probate Judge with parents on April 1. He received 25 dollar beer fine, 35 dollar firearms fine, 300 dollar fine and 30 days in jail for destroying school and city property. Fifteen days of the sentence may be suspended upon payment of all fines and half the damages. Driver license suspended for an indefinite period. Wages from part time work go to a joint savings account with the court until fines and damages are paid.

Meeting Called for Soda Springs Protective Association

A meeting of the Soda Springs Protective Association members is set at the Court House in Soda Springs on Tuesday April 20 at 8 p m Non members are urged to attend to boost membership as the group aims to curb theft and vandalism in Caribou County farming areas

Soda Springs Protective Association Court House Soda Springs Protective Association Caribou County

Wells Cargo Wins Rail Spur Contract Bid

Wells Cargo Inc was the low bidder for earth moving and grading on a new railroad spur from Conda about 21 miles into Dry Valley for El Paso Natural Gas Products Co. Construction starts about the 12th with completion planned for June List. 40 to 50 workers.

Wells Cargo Inc Conda Dry Valley el Paso Natural Gas Products Co Terry R. Coleman Idaho Wells el Paso Union Pacific Coleman Cargo, Inc Activa Ego

Tri County Bull Clinic Draws Good Attendance

Eighty cattlemen from ten associations attended the Tri County Bull Clinic at the Dingle dipping plants on March 30 1965. The event was by the University of Idaho Agriculture Extension Service and the Bear Lake Caribou and Franklin County beef advisory committees.

Tri-County Dingle University of Idaho Agriculture Extension Service Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Cecil Quayle Ferris Nate Wade Wells University of Idaho Wells Ferris Ted Nate Lee Ream Paul Richelson Gene Ream Cliff Skinner Ed Duren Clifford Skinner Kay Alred Hyrum Johnson

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Candace Garbett Linda Call Janet Yost Judy Welch Peggy Seamons Idaho University Lions Wells Cargo, Inc Enid Hale Marilyn Marlene Ricky Missoula Montana Hsp Springelds ISPRA Owe Pappr
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