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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1969
Page
1
Local sports brief announces an annual tournament opening July 23 with doubles and singles events for Boys 11 and Girls 12 16 and Women. Entries signups at City Hall with Karen Alldaffer before the event. Strong participation expected from many players.
Market opening weekend introduces new staff CeCe from Blackfoot and manager Jim Walery of Ontario Oregon. Fowler's unit operated by Center serves Arco Gooding Falls and Blackspot with renovations at Cook of Blackfoot. Stamp line from Benny Bee Stampsbe and department managers Larry Preece Larry Hatfield Gayland Architept. Prizes, free groceries and refreshments offered. loans for kids.
The fragment references semi annual inter est savings bands with guaranteed amounts. It notes a maturity in ten periods, indicating a financial instrument with fixed returns and a defined payoff horizon.
Ted H. Walton of Preston was arrested July 7 by Caribou County Sheriff on charges of Grand Larceny cattle rustling. He allegedly stole a calf belonging to Stan Val and Harry Steele on Diamond Creek around June 29. Walton was arraigned and released on his own recognizance and will return July 17 in Justice Genevieve Young’s court.
Private First Class Jeffery H. Latham son of Mr and Mrs Joe Latham of Soda Springs recently participated in Operation Oklahoma Hills with the First Marine Division in Vietnam The operation conducted by division units moved in the mountainous area 17 miles southwest of Danang to destroy enemy capacity to strike the Da Nang area His unit supports a civic action program aiding Vietnamese people through self-help projects such as wells culverts small bridges and schools Equipment and materials come from the Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund.
On July 5 in Preston Soda Springs defeated Preston 21 to 2. Charlie Davis pitched excellently and the Soda Springs lineup hit very well as a team.
Barry Steffensen and Tom Larsen limited Evanston to five hits as Soda's Pony Leaguers won 13 to 6 in Evanston. Steffensen hit a six run homer and also pitched. They host Preston Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at City Park.
Mr and Mrs LaVar Watts and family of Colorado Springs have spent the past week visiting friends and relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs J G VanHemert and family returned to their home in El Cajon California after a few days with Mrs Iona Mikesell and others.
The Soda Springs Farm Bureau talent find at Soda Springs High School drew youths across age groups. Participants from the area earned pens and cash awards with two from each group advancing to the District Talent Find in Preston.
Terracor a Utah corporation behind Bloomington Ranches announces Bailey Creek a 400 acre recreation home site near Soda Springs Cache National Forest Four miles southwest Expects waterline in next summer and new recreation association with exclusive Blackfoot River fishing rights Goodwin Construction of Idaho Falls is general contractor Bailey Creek offices to move from stable site to J R Inn Soda Springs in about 60 days
On July 9 city league play Artie Circle defeated Bancroft 7 to 6 while City Drug beat Monsanto 4 to 1. The doubleheader showcased close scoring and competitive pitching across both games.
A district student earned the right to attend the State Farm Bureau Convention in Pocatello and competed for the privilege of attending the National Farm Bureau Convention, signaling strong showing in 1968.
Rodeo sign-up time for Little Buckaroos with entries due August 7. Entry blanks are at Chadwicks in Grace and Soda Springs and Toolson’s in Bancroft. Parents’ permission required to enter as a contestant.
The Soda Springs Library Summer Reading Program ran May 29 to July 3 with 137 children earning awards. Boys in grades 2-3 McKay Strum and Kelly Cook received flashlight key chains. grades 4-5-6 Roger Freeman and Lesley Stoor. grades 7-9 Doug Horsley. Girls in grades 2-3 Denise Archibald Teresa Roberts Suzanne Gleed. grades 4-5 Joan Fisher Marilyn Archibald Suzanne Budge with necklace medallions. grades 7-9 Nancy Martinsen Sharon Fisher Martha Brown bracelets.
Mrs. Marjorie Beins and Mrs. Grace Ruggles were Salt Lake City visitors Friday through Sunday, staying with relatives.
State Senator Reed Budge of Soda Springs urged a full probe into the Idaho Water Resource Board noting actions that favor water export to the Great Basin Commission. He criticized director Robert Lee for appointing eight staff to the commission, disputed travel costs, and alleged minutes alterations. Budge compared Idaho spending to Wyoming’s Bear River study and called for accountability ahead of potential export schemes by 1970 to 1972.
The Idaho Constitutional Revision Commission schedules a public hearing in Soda Springs on Monday July 21 at 7 30 p m for residents to learn about the proposed constitution. The Sun provides two copies of the document for study ahead of the session.
Idaho State University Club awards scholarships totaling 32320 to 202 incoming students for the fall term. Each grant covers 160 dollars. The second annual drive funds scholarships from donors. Winners include Grace Keath D Coombs and William C McGregor along with eight Soda Springs entrants.
Charles Sims of Boise fatality occurred Tuesday evening near Pebble when his truck went out of control. His daughter Cynthia 13 rode with him and suffered a scalp laceration. she was treated at Caribou Memorial Hospital and released to her mother.
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