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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
4
The Grace Devilettes host a fashion show at Mrs Milo Farnworth house in Soda Springs Idaho on Thursday August 23 from 10 am to 8 pm. Attendees may try on items they like during the open house social and refreshments are served. Proceeds fund the Devilette Corps for the new school year.
Three Grace residents including Alice Steele Jan Hogan and Myrle Steele were chosen to represent Idaho at the National American Legion Convention in Hawaii. They depart August 14 from Pocatello to San Francisco and then to Hawaii, sponsored by Lloyd Bros. of Grace. They will wear burlap dresses with Idaho potatoes captions during parades in Hawaii.
Caribou County Senior Citizens held a dinner meeting at Thirkill School Soda Springs on Saturday August 18 with guests arriving from Pocatello and Montpelier. Ninety four attended the sirloin tip dinner and enjoyed three vocal numbers by Karen Alldaffer. A grand tour of Soda Springs was led by Claude Snooks Jyl Shuler and Steven George guiding the Pocatello group. Comments praised the guides. Next dinner is set for September 15 at Thirkill School.
A. Dale Dunn will become president of the J. R. Simplot Company's Minerals and chemical Division effective September 1, succeeding W. Grant Kilbourne who will remain as director and advisor through year end. Eugene Knickrehm is named division vice president of production, completing a long career path at Simplot that includes multiple plant and management roles. Dunn, a Montpelier Idaho native and University of Idaho graduate, joined Simplot in 1953 and rose to general manager by 1972. Knickrehm started as assistant plant superintendent in 1964 and rose to production manager by 1972. Both men hold engineering and management credentials and have deep ties to Simplot operations in Pocatello and Brandon.
Louis J. Stalker age 62 of Grace sustained serious injuries in a Tuesday morning single car crash on State 34 at the Bear River Bridge near Grace. His northbound car left the road, struck guard rails and posts, and ended against a bridge post. He was transported by Caribou County Ambulance to hospitals in Salt Lake City for treatment.
Mrs. Bill Randall of Grace young women's softball team fractured a bone in her left leg while sliding into a base. Her leg was placed in a cast to aid healing.
Lease from October 1 to April 1, 1974 for a furnished home in Soda Springs. Includes wall to wall carpet TV and dishwasher with automatic gas heat. Requires local references. $200 per month. Phone 547-3464.
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