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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
1
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Volunteers at Soda Springs donate a piano to Caribou Memorial Nursing Home residents. The event features Mrs Don Peter Lea MH PS airman Mrs Mike McCullough and others playing for residents as Raheene helps organize. Pictured are Lillie Adams Mary White and Mary with Director of Hospital Volunteers and Vee Club members.
Pacific Railroad announces 1969 maintenance program costing about 2.965 million dollars. Crews start in July to replace 35.14 miles of main line in Idaho with continuous welded rail for smoother service. Rail relay trains move the long rail segments to the site, with 16 miles of additional rail and 27,112 ties to be installed. resurfacing and lining of 7150 miles of track are planned, with completion expected in June and rail relay by September.
Donna Sullivan, longtime Grace news writer for The Sun, seeks a new posting after her move to Ari é. The Sun office invites interested applicants to contact the Grace bureau promptly for the available position.
Pic Craig Hayes Hansen 24 Soda Springs Idaho was killed in Vietnam near the Cambodian border on June 20 born Montpelier August 8 1944 son of Lloyd and Alice Hansen His life included Paris Idaho schools BYU enrollment Army service since November 1968 LDS Church missionary work 1963 to 1965 and Boy Scout involvement Funeral services set for July 3 at Idaho Stake Center Soda Springs with military rites at Fairview Cemetery.
General chairman Michael Leavitt leads a full day starting 5:30 a.m. with Sunrise Salute and a 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. breakfast at Hooper Pavilion. Parade lineup 9:00 a.m. at the high school under Mrs. Sharon Keller, parade at 10:00 a.m. A noon to 1:30 p.m. children’s events and prizes in City Square follow, then matinee at Idanha Theatre and cycle races. Evening events include Little League game Arctic Circle vs City Drug, possible Pony League game, a 9:30 p.m. fireworks display near the second river bridge funded by local sponsors, and a 10:00 p.m. Grubby Dance at the Junior High. Parade route altered due to roadwork.
Hurley A Hamilton of Eddyville Oregon is selected as the new North Gem Schools superintendent at Bancroft. Born in Pocatello he finished high school there in 1949 and earned a BA from Idaho State University in 1958 and a Masters in Education from Nevada Southern University. He began teaching in Pocatello in 1967, then Blackfoot, Las Vegas, and Eddyville where he was principal for two years before entering the Navy for six years. Continued on page 10.
The Merchants Committee of the Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce tentatively sets next year's holiday closing days. They include July 4 a Friday. July 24 a Thursday. Labor Day September 1 a Monday. Thanksgiving November 27. Christmas December 25. New Year January 1. and Memorial Day May 31 a Saturday.
The Sun seeks a local reporter to collect and submit purely local items. Mrs. Ruth Crawford will continue city county and special events coverage as well as local items she gathers. Apply at The Sun office.
In Monday play City Drug edged Arctic Circle 9 to 8. Monsanto traveled to Bancroft and won 8 to 7 in eight innings.
Shari Hines of Soda Springs was chosen queen for Bancroft Pioneer Day on July 24. First attendant Jo mand a Barthlome Grace and second attendant Jerolyn Burton also of Grace were named. Judges were Delmo Smith and Keith Hunsaker. Committee members include David Modersitzki and Tom Hatch with various roles listed.
Bids opened for concrete curb and gutter in Local Improvement District No 12 in Soda Springs show five bids, led by Melson & Miller of Twin Falls at $40,788 and LeGrand Johnson Construction Co of Logan at $47,203.90, with other bids from Idaho firms. No bids were received to purchase the bonds to finance the project, delaying contract award. Mayor Chris Phelps cites high interest rates and a weak bond market, and plans to seek local buyers.
The Carbou County Sun reports 160 page premium catalogs with red and white covers printed for the Grace August fair. Copies are available at The Sun county extension office or other designated county locations by the Fair Board.
The Church of Christ will meet every Sunday at 3 30 PM at 218 East 3rd South Soda Springs for Communion Service and lesson. For more information call 547 4581 or, if no answer, 547 4437.
The Soda Springs Farm Bureau Talent Show and Contest will be held Friday July 11 at the Soda Springs High School auditorium.
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