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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
1
Readers debate grazing area rights and land leases with issues over water holes, rocky slopes, and live areas. The letters urge county action, caution youth participation, and call for information on costs and rights affecting ranchers and families.
Lanky Matthews and Dr. Wendy visited their daughter, Lowder, in Lake City, North Dakota, sharing time with relatives during a family gathering.
The Soda Springs Chamber designates next week as Cleanup Week to clear debris and old car bodies. Residents should tidy premises and vacant lots. free hauling will be available via Grant Lau, with the Sun providing pickup on the week’s last day, Saturday May 9.
Mr and Mrs Paul Duren of Biel g City Nebraska visit New Springs with their son Ed Duren and family for about ten days staying with relatives and enjoying local sights.
A naturalization ceremony held Wednesday, April 22 in Soda Springs granted U S citizenship to Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Hale of Pocatello and Robert Gordon LeBaron of Grace. This is the first stu...
Earl Higginson is named valedictorian for North Gem High School and will deliver the graduation address on May 21 with Kent Yost as salutatorian. Higginson, Student Body president, plans to attend the University of Idaho and has been active in FFA and Youth Legislature. Yost, a varsity basketball player, earned three football letters and will attend Idaho State University.
Soda Springs Cardinals host seven schools this Saturday for the first Soda track meet. Attending teams include Marsh Valley American Falls Montpelier Grace Bancroft West Side and Fielding. Field events and prelims begin early morning with finals in the afternoon. Coach George Birger says American Falls Marsh Valley and Grace are tough opponents but Soda has a chance to win.
Bancroft Lions Club and the Village of Bancroft sponsor their annual Clean Up Day on Saturday May 2. All Bancroft residents are urged to help clean yards vacant lots and premises with trash by noon for pickup by city trucks and volunteers.
Supt Ronald Tippets announced 14 Soda Springs High Seniors to graduate with honors on May 25. High honor students include Kathy Torgesen Darla Gill Jerry Young Dorin Balls Evelyn Hubbard Tamara Andrea sen and Linda Petersen. Seven honor students are Sandra Talik Ken Finlayson Candy Call Evelyn Smith Don Gardner Carolyn Allen and Margie Reagan.
Funeral services for William S Gagon a Soda Springs business man will be held Friday May 1 at 1 30 p m in the Presbyterian Church He died after a heart attack Tuesday morning in a Pocatello hospital while en route to Blackfoot He was born January 7 1900 in Soda Springs and owned the Gagon Lumber Co since 1938 Surviving are his widow a sister two brothers and an aunt The service will include Masonic and military rites at Fairview Cemetery in Soda Springs
Soda High made school history by earning a superior rating at the Regional Music Contest held at Burley High School last Saturday. Judges included Forrest Stoll, Ralph Laylock, and Dave Seiler. Steve Warner earned an excellent trombone solo. the trumpet quartet and percussion ensemble also impressed.
A work day at Soda Springs golf course is set for Sunday May 3 starting 8:00 a.m. President Russ Stoker says volunteers will plant trees repair winter damage and complete tasks to ready the course for the season. After the session the greens will be flagged and play opens with donations appreciated.
J R Simplot Co halts the final four million dollar phase of its expansion at the Pocatel lo Idaho phosphate fertilizer complex citing Bonneville Power Administration and Monsanto Chemical Company electric power contracts. Kilbourne claims the policy would cut production costs for Monsanto and force Idaho wet process producers out of business, risking job losses and reduced local industry growth.
Bonneville Power Administration official said power is available to the J R Simplot Co and other phosphate producers on the same terms as to Monsanto. The bureau rejected Simplot's claim that a $4 million expansion was canceled due to tax subsidized power and noted possible factors including low transportation rates affecting Idaho fertilizer production.
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