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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
4
The Soda Springs Junior High Honor Roll lists 7th and 8th grade students with A and B averages. A weekend visit note mentions Nola Hayes visiting with her parents in Dubois and grandson Chris Faulkner from Clearfield Utah.
The Grace Theatre screens from February 9 to 10 with the paralyzing dread of The House That Dripped Blood and featuring Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing in a GP rated frightful program.
Tom Porter marked his tenth birthday with a covered wagon cake inspired by Idaho history studies from his class. The wagon was built from chocolate cake layers, licorice spokes, jar lid wheels, and a leaf pan top, iced and cooled before assembly. Friends helped celebrate on January 23 with cake and birthday candles.
Ninety ranchers from Bear Lake Canbon and Franklin counties attended the 13th Annual Tri County Beef School on February 1 at Preston. Speakers from Carnation Company and University of Idaho discussed beef production problems and breeding advances. Ed Duren explained the Calf to Carcass herd evaluation program during the event. Luncheon was served by the Franklin County Council at Robinson Hall.
Soda Springs High School graduates now freshmen at Idaho State University study in their first semester. The twelve students average a 2.48 GPA as a group, reflecting the typical challenge of adjusting to college life and course demands.
The 1878 Idaho Hereford Association Clear Pedigree Show and Sale will be held in Gooding Idaho February 16 and 17. John Hayes reports 95 top quality range bulls and eleven top quality heifers have been consigned. Judging opens February 16 at 11:00 a.m. Dave Largent will judge with Grant Johnson and Lee McCoy assisting. Ken Troutt auctioneers.
A one day session for county agents will be held Thursday February 15 at the Bannock Hotel Cosmopolitan Room in Pocatello. The Horse Leaders Training will start at 9 30 am with a luncheon at noon.
The regular Hospital Auxiliary gathers Thursday February 8 at 2:00 pm in the hospital classroom for the annual meeting with officer elections on the agenda. Mr and Mrs Pete Petersen traveled from Salt Lake City to San Antonio to visit Dr and Mrs R B Hubbard and family.
Tax refunds will be delayed for taxpayers who omit required revenue sharing data on returns. Idaho forms ask for state county and city residence. township designation is unnecessary. Missing data delays processing as the information funds population based allocations and must be obtained later from the taxpayer.
Fioralba Acosta from Bogota and Marcia Pala from Sao Paulo stay with local families until January and July respectively. Both like Soda Springs and plan visits. basketball results show American Falls and Bear Lake defeats. upcoming games against Snake River at 6:30 and 8:00. English classes attended Jeremiah Johnson film and thanked chaperones. Junior Senior Prom set for February 10 at 9 PM in the 1st and 4th Ward Church. Junior rings arrived. wrestling tournament slated for Marsh Valley Thursday to Saturday with finals Saturday night.
Grace High School earns a 59 to 54 overtime win over Rockland in Fifth District Class B play. Van Johnson led with 17 points, John Goodsell 15, Steve Krogh 18, Bob Stoddard 10, while Brad Ralphs paced Rockland with 24.
Idaho Fish and Game says the season on cottontail and pygmy rabbits ends February 28 1973. The open period began September 1 1972 and lasts to early 1973 with a daily bag limit of eight for both species. Hunters should distinguish rabbits from jackrabbits which have no closed season.
Sparse page note indicates a cinema listing in Soda Springs for Thursday with unclear film title and time details. The fragment references local events on a January or February page, suggesting a brief theater advertisement rather than a full review.
Sheep disease control methods and orphan lamb rearing were taught at Montpelier and Soda Springs on January 31 with about 40 ranchers attending. Speakers included Dr Roy Mortenson of the Idaho Sheep Commission Dr Blaine McGowan from the University of California Ken Fredrickson of the U S Sheep Experiment Station and Dr Floyd Frank of the University of Idaho. Sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service University of Idaho United States Department of Agriculture and Bear Lake and Caribou County Commissioners.
The United Presbyterian Women's Organization will meet Thursday February 15 at 1 30 pm at the church annex. The program will cover a study of missions in India.
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