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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
4
Soda Springs School lists daily meals from Thursday to Friday with options including hamburger on bun with slaw and milk, tuna pot pie, beef tacos, meat loaf, fried chicken, vegetable beef stew, peanut butter sandwich, chili with beef, and assorted sides and desserts. Each day includes bread or butter and milk.
Warmest day on November 2 at 58 degrees. Coldest nights November 29 and 30 at minus 2 degrees. Average high 38 degrees and average low 17. Total precipitation 1.28 inches with 0.26 inches on November 4. Six clear days and 24 cloudy days. Total precipitation since January 1, 1968 is 14.13 inches.
Dr. R. Young of Pocatello will be out of his office for three or four weeks, leaving December 13. The office will be open for all repair work during his absence.
Miss Kay Hale of Grace is awarded a 35 dollar 4 H Club Scholarship to attend 4 H Club Congress next June. She was named outstanding 4 H Club Member in Caribou County after completing over 40 projects, leading for three years, and serving five years as a 4 H Club leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Haga came home November 25 after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Strickfaden in Orofino. Mrs. LaVerna Fowler joined the Hagas to Boise and stayed for Thanksgiving with Mrs. Carl Burke and friends in the area.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hendrickson with their son and daughters visited Soda Springs on Monday and Tuesday en route home to St Louis after visiting son Mike Hendrickson daughter in law and new baby in Salt Lake City. Frank and Doris were honored at a dinner party Monday at Owen Nelsons Trail Canyon home.
Soda Springs and nearby towns list 4 H leaders by year and person names including Mazie Porter Kay Hale Shirley Anderson Verda Empey Wanda Reed and Mary Allen with junior leaders also named across Soda Springs Grace and Bancroft.
A special accordion and organ program titled Musically Yours will be broadcast from KVNU Logan Utah on Tuesday December 10. Nadine Wright former Grace resident composes and performs the old time music featured in the show for Grace and Soda Springs area listeners.
A list of college students home for Thanksgiving includes Nick Hansen Alice Ann Tigert Micky Bosworth Linda Hughes Tony Tigert Nancy Tigert Greg Lansberry Chris Brower Sue Ann Alldaffer Phyllis Anderson Kami Walker Robin Crawford Randy Scheffel Kent Kramer Allen Ray Tigert with affiliations to U of Idaho College of Idaho U of Utah and U of Wyoming.
The Idaho Air Pollution Control Commission sets fluoride limits for grass and alfalfa. Monsanto reports fluoride readings in 1968 remained high, with improvements expected next year as new kilns efficiency reduces emissions.
Cardinal Corner notes a Thursday December 5 Student Council meeting to discuss Student Court and new judges. Faculty updates include Mary Nielsen recovering from recent surgery and expected return in January. Also mentions holiday travels of local families and academic visits.
William A Black, 76, of Boise, died November 23. Services were held November 27 at Belyea Chapel with Bishop Lowell Browning of the LDS Ninth Ward officiating. Interment followed at Mor tis Hill. Born June 14, 1892 in Chase County Kansas, he moved to Soda Springs in 1916 and served in the 7th FA during World War I. He was active in the American Legion and married Nellie Rosetta on September 7, 1921.
The obituary fragment notes a man who lived in Conda Soda Springs and Nampa before settling with his daughter in Boise in 1968. Surviving relatives include three daughters and a sister with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A separate item mentions a Thankseigh gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Delp with several attendees listed.
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