Jet Age Low Price Tire Sale Announced
Local retailer unveils a nationwide tire sale with discounts on all major brands. Customers are invited to shop through the weekend for reduced prices on passenger, performance, and economy tires.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1968
Page
1
Local retailer unveils a nationwide tire sale with discounts on all major brands. Customers are invited to shop through the weekend for reduced prices on passenger, performance, and economy tires.
County extension agent Cecil Alldaffer says crop damage from the freeze is unclear. Potatoes were barely nipped but many fields may be entirely damaged. retarded growth could recover in time.
City clarifies watering schedule amid confusion. Odd street addresses water on odd days and even numbers on even days. Watering restricted from midnight to 5:00 am. parks to follow same rules, with pipes limiting restrictions.
City will host a tennis tournament July 11 12 13 with three divisions for men seniors and juniors. Entry fees apply and signups include high school players ages 13 to 17 with separate boys and girls events. Karl Elliott city tennis director reports seven men five women and four high school players signed up with a July 8 deadline.
A Kansas City based rodeo team heads to Sacramento this week to compete in the National Finals Rodeo. The squad includes Linda Budge of Tennessee and others from Rocky Mountain universities as they qualify for events including goat tying and barrel racing.
Week of June 23 winner Jay 1:2 Springs with a trout of 6 pounds 2 ounces. Week of June 9 listed Jack Cook and Jack Hoopes in the results. No convention results. Post and Auxiliary State Convention held Kitello June 27 29. Attendees from Post 914 include Mr S Ralph Christensen Ruth Myrtle Campbell and Alfred MacAlister Max B w icaver.
Citywide bond election set in Soda Springs on July 30 for a 450000 water revenue issue to fund Formation Spring connection and water system upgrades. Only qualified voters may vote on water bonds while certain sewer and fire apparatus issues are for property owners.
Soda Springs Pony League climbs to 3-0 with lopsided wins over Lava and Downey. Jerry Poulsen wins in four innings against Lava as Soda pounded 22 runs on 23 hits. Tom Larsen also wins. Barry Steffenson belts two grand slams in the Downey game. Poulsen secures his second win. Upcoming doubleheader at Preston July 1 precedes a busy schedule through July 27 with two games each week.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Lee and their children returned Sunday from a two week trip to Brewton Alabama visiting Mr Lee's mother and other relatives. They also toured as far as Pensacola Florida.
J Emerson Mabey chairman of the Caribou County ASCS committee reminds all wheat program participants to certify their wheat acreage by July 15 at the county office. No certification cancels the participation application. Producers are urged to come in as soon as possible.
Boy Scout Court of Honor held June 20 at Chesterfield Ward awarded merit badges in pets dairying animal industry farm arrangement public speaking and first aid. Star Scout and First Class ranks earned by several youths. Recipients include Steven Hebdon Bradley Smith Clayton Perkins Ryan Crockett Val Kay Bowles Terry Hatch Roy R Hatch.
In the regular ladies golf session on June 26 Norma Rich won the prize for the most threes. The prize for most fours went to Thelma Corbett and Olive Kelly claimed the most fives. Rose Maxwell had the fewest putts. Hostesses were Gerry Bjorkman and Dora Carlson.
The Soda Springs Girl Scout Council met at the Presbyterian Church with nine members. They outlined the program and visited Hooper Spring to prepare for outdoor camping. Future meetings are planned in Soda Springs and Montpelier. Ten Soda Springs girls will attend the Girl Scout camp near Pocatello later this summer.
The Soda Springs American Legion baseball team defeated Downey 130 to 0 at Downey on Friday June 28. Pitcher Gary Rasmussen threw a one hitter with 15 strikeouts as Soda Springs totaled 10 hits. Donations were acknowledged from Horsley Bros Caribou Implement Walt's American Lions Club Eastman Drug Monsanto Jesse Long and Judge Francis Rasmus sen. Next game at Preston was scheduled for yesterday with no score available at press time.
A plan to form a grazing association in Caribou County advances under 1965 legislation authorizing Farmers Home Administration loans up to 4 million dollars. The loan, insured by the government, runs 40 years at five percent, with feasibility studies by Soil Conservation Service ASCS US Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. The project aims to provide summer grazing for about 3,000 cattle over five months west of Bancroft north of Pebble to Chesterfield. Interested farmers should contact Mike Hatch Dale Corbridge or the Farmers Home Administration for details.
Moscow Idaho Dean's List honors 1169 students across eight University of Idaho colleges. Included is Karen N Sorensen of Soda Springs in the College of Education, among the named scholars.
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