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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
7
The 4-H Club meeting led by Mrs Jean Spackman and Stephanie Horsley covered a fiber science demo on which material burns faster, with cotton highlighted. Members cut a pattern and planned stay stitching and next meeting on June 7 at 2:00 p.m. reported by Karyn Christensen.
Gardens and flowers were damaged by June frost with temperatures 30 Tuesday and 28 Wednesday per William Maughan City Service. Damage appears slight, mainly small crops such as beans and potatoes across the region.
The 1986 goose nesting survey across Snake Boise Payette and Owyhee rivers shows gosling production just under 1500, down slightly from 1475 last year and 1467 in the latest count. The Payette yields about 1700 goslings annually. Black Canyon to the Snake River is the densest nesting area.
Funeral services for Paula Gay Wilker 28 of Grace were held at the Bannock Stake Tabernacle with Bishop Gal M Ray conducting. She died Monday June 5 after a stroke. Pallbearers included Curtis Hansen Eugene Olsen Craig Wilker Jarrol Jeppesen Theo Hansen and Glen Burke. Burial followed at Grace Cemetery Allen Funeral Home directed.
Frank D. Arentz reports a 33.1 percent rise in Chevrolet passenger car sales in Soda Springs area during May 1967, with Salt Lake City zone dealers delivering 1,637 new cars versus 1,230 the prior year. Truck sales rose 265 percent to 903 for May. The Salt Lake City zone covers 148 dealers across Idaho Montana Utah and Wyoming.
Outdoor writer Ted Trueblood plans a Field and Stream July feature titled Crisis on the Columbia. The story outlines the serious threats facing Chinook salmon and steelhead in the Pacific Northwest, notes costly but worthwhile efforts, and offers cautious optimism amid a complex situation.
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