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Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1966

Page

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Soda Springs to Open Schools September First

Soda Springs School District No. 150 will open on Thursday September 1 at 9 am with registration for elementary grades 1-5 and early dismissal this day. The 1966 67 year schedule includes North Gem High School Grays Lake and junior high registration windows and fee payments across August 30 31 and September 1 2 with meals at regular price and text book changes noted.

Ellis L. Williams Soda Springs NORTH GEM HIGH SCHOOL Grays Lake Robert Ringel Jesse W Long Soda Springs High School

Winners at On Lumber Co Grand Opening

The report notes prize winners at the Anderson Lumber Co event last Friday and Saturday with names including Tank Thomas Grace Ken Fowler and Mrs Willis Thatcher. Bob Summers and family attended a Navajo Lake boat race where Bob won B Stock hydro first place and placed in C and D Stock races, later vacationing at Cedar Breaks and Bryce Canyon. Thomas Painter of Bloomington thanked patrons for visiting during the two day grand opening.

Bob Navajo Lake Uath Cedar Breaks National Monument Bryce Canyon National Park tion. Thomas Painter Bloomington sander Val Gillett

Diverted Acres May Be Used For Hay or Grazing

Farmers in Caribou County may use diverted acres for haying and grazing with prior ASC County Committee approval. The emergency move helps supply forage as drought lowers pasture, covering land in Conservation Reserve Cropland Adjustment and other programs. Downward payment adjustments apply where diverted lands are grazed or harvested.

Caribou County ASC J. Emerson Mabey ASC Committee

English Teacher Completes Utah State Institute Course

Marjorie C. Christensen of North Gem High School Bancroft finished an eight week language and literature course at the NDEA Institute in English held at Utah State University from June 20 to August 12. She attended seminars and audio visual workshops funded by a Title XI grant and heard lectures by visiting specialists. Thursday visitors to the Kellys in Soda Springs included Arts sister and Edgar Drake of Nampa with Bert Kelly. Mrs Gary Poulsen and boys and Mrs Arthur Kelly attended the Richardson Family Reunion at Lava Hot Springs on Sunday.

Marjorie C. Christensen North Gem High School Bancroft NDEA Institute Utah State University Arthur Kelly Soda Springs Edgar Drake Nampa Bert Kelly Gary Poulsen Richardson Lava Hot Springs

Fat Stock Sale Brings High Prices at Caribou County Fair

The Fat Stock Sale by 4H and FFA youths at the Caribou County Fair featured spirited bidding and strong prices. 19 beef head averaged $39.84 per hundred, 9 sheep averaged $49.80. Grand Champion steer by Mark Andreasen sold to Lake View Motors, Soda Springs, for 54 cents. Reserve Champion steer bought by Ace Chevroleta Co. of Soda Springs for 43 cents. Grand Champion lamb by Rick Bollar sold for 68 cents to D. & OD Drivein, Soda Springs, and Reserve Champion Lamb by J. W. Bollar for 72 cents to Gibbs Farms. Full sale listing and purchaser photos to appear in next Sun.

FFA Caribou County Cecil Alldaffer Mark Andreasen Lake View Motors Soda Springs Curtis Stoddard Ace Chevroltea Co Rick Bollar Drivein J. W. Bollar Gibbs Farms Sun

Visitors Assemble From Oregon and California

During the last week Mrs. Delbert Wilson and daughters Doris Ann and Mrs. George Nichols and two small girls from Cascade Locks Oregon visited the Lansberry homes. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs CW Lansberry of San Francisco California and Monday visitors Mrs Ray Griffith and son Jerry of Idaho Falls.

Vic Lansberry Jim Lansberry Delbert Wilson Doris Ann George Nichols Cascade Locks Oregon CW. Lansberry San Francisco Calif Ray Griffith Jerry Idaho Falls

Harding Seeks Low Cost Power to Aid Expansion

Democratic U. S. Senate candidate Ralph Harding told Caribou County Democrats in Soda Springs that lack of affordable electricity hinders Southern Idaho phosphate industry growth. He urged extending low cost power to the region and criticized Sen. Jordan for opposing priority to Pacific Northwest users.

Idaho Ralph Harding U. S Harding Second Caribou County Democratic Central Committee Soda Springs Sen Jordan Pacific Northwest

Village Of Grace Organizes Rural Fire Dept

Grace Mayor Harold Lowe announced the village is forming a rural fire protection district under Chief Hap Spencer. A $25 annual fee is planned with a Grace Department truck to serve the district, using a 1000 gallon tank to draw water from irrigation ditches or ponds. Members already include Russell Rindlisbaker, Wes Hubband & Sons, John R. Mansfield, Rulon Allen, Calvin Bennett, Fred Ziegler, Carl Rasmussen Sr., and William Perry.

Harold Lowe Grace Grace Fire Dept Hap Spencer Fee Lowe Grace Dept Owen Clegg Russell Rindlisbaker Wes Hubband & Sons John R. Mansfield Rulon Allen Calvin Bennett Fred Ziegler Carl Rasmussen Sr William Perry

Group Forms to Seek Change in Assessments Law

A Sandpoint area farmer said a new group, the Taxagers Protective Association, formed to amend Idaho's 1965 equalization of assessment law. President H. F. Samuels argued the measure enables rising taxes and "dictatorship" by the State Tax Commission, urging governor candidates to promise ceiling limits on real property taxes. He cited a 1965 report to Gov Smylie showing many Bonner County farmers could not meet current taxes, warning of foreclosures and farm losses under the law.

Sandpoint Bonner County H. F. Samuels Taxagers Protective Association Samuels State Tax Commission Idaho Smylie Tax Commission Bomner County

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