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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
10
The Grace CHV Board plans to hold meetings on the third Wednesday at 8 pm after Simmons states the process. Most members attend with Doug absent. The group discusses sponsorships and community concerns amid a tense local atmosphere.
The Race Board and Literary Club met Thursday at the Bannock House to discuss a yard meeting and a roof extension project for the City cheon. Members were urged to attend a luncheon and bring guests by September 6.
Floral patterns in vivid to subdued colors fill home decor from floor coverings to bedding and curtains. The endless options include solid colors, florals, tweeds, and stripes for chairs, pillows, and wallpaper, with plenty of pillows and throws to update rooms at all price points.
Robert B Christensen was named deputy highway engineer by the Idaho Board of Highway Directors to handle expanded national level programs and routine operations. Christensen, assistant state highway engineer since 1964, is a University of Idaho graduate and registered professional engineer. He serves as secretary treasurer of the Western Association of State Highway Officials and holds multiple professional memberships. Christensen is a World War II Navy veteran from Idaho Falls, married with four children.
Theme for the year will be introduced at the first meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Hans Subick of Soda Springs as special speakers. Officers push for prompt clue submissions and look forward to a strong year and attendance.
University of Idaho economist Rodney D Peterson and graduate student Merle L Newell analyze Idaho's minerals sector and its link to the state economy. They note high labor orientation, large exports totaling about 188 million in 1965, and tax contributions of 4.3 million, with 55.2 million in local purchases. The Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology published the study at the University of Idaho and it costs 1 dollar per copy.
The Caribou County Technical Action Panel will convene at 8 a.m. Friday August 30 in the basement of the courthouse Roy Daniels serves as program chairman Rol lin Thomas will discuss county resources and the RC D Project affecting the eastern part of Caribou County The meeting is open to the public.
Caribou County deputy Ralph Marriott investigated multiple injuries and damages in August. Incidents include a 1966 gas truck collision with a pole on Highway 34 near Soda Springs causing $6000 damage, a 1961 auto loss of control near Nuer with $900 damage, a 1966 car wreck near Thatcher with $200 damage, a 1985 auto wreck near Bancroft, and a 1968 car colliding with a 1967 pickup in Niter with minor damages.
Mrs Elsie Peterson hosted the Soda Springs Golf Club charter members at a luncheon and bridge with high scores by Louise Lloyd and Viola Lauritson. Other attendees included Frances Bassett Ruby Sorensen Mayme Richards Esther Wallace Rita Burgin Muriel Hosick Jessie Gagan Zella McClellan Jennie Harriman Helen Traeger and Mable Ruud. Mrs Esther Wallace to host Friday Aug 30.
The poem reflects a man who once plotted grand schemes in youth and now finds greater happiness in recapturing those dreams as an adult.
Senator Frank Church urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to reject Union Pacifics bid to discontinue or cut service on the Portland Rose serving Southern Idaho. He called for denying the petition and noted transfer delays and inadequate facilities at Green River would harm east and west travelers.
Mr and Mrs Dewey Andersen and Mr Orland Andersen attended the Lineéln County Fair and Rodeo in Afton Wyoming Friday evening. They stayed in Afton overnight then traveled to Lyman Wyoming on Saturday for business. They visited Fort Bridger and returned home Saturday evening. On Sunday they drove Mr Andersen back to his home in Pocatello and visited friends there.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Johnson of Idaho Falls visited Sunday and Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lynn Barnes and Mr and Mrs William Beard. The Beard family vacationed in Orange Texas for ten days and visited relatives in Brownfield Texas before returning to Soda Springs on Monday. Mr and Mrs Jim Bedingfield left Tuesday by car for Alaska and will be away about a month.
Short notices from Soda Springs Idaho on Page Seven of the Caribou County Sun summarize community activities and upcoming dates with local names and places mentioned.
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