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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
Edward Harriman of the Post Office Department approves new rural mailbox models that open from the rear instead of the highway side to allow easier mail retrieval for youngsters. The notice stops there with uncertainty on how carriers would handle the change.
A reader voices skepticism about Kennedy tax plans and social medicine, suggesting agencies will fund research with appropriations. The letter mocks tax relief, proposes personal and oddball solutions like custom mail boxes, and argues against social programs while urging political letter writing.
University of Idaho Extension agent KARLEEN L. GUNNELL urges increasing milk intake through dairy products and powdered milk in meals. She offers recipe ideas and storage tips, emphasizing cheese, custards, fondues, and nonfat dry milk to boost nutrition while noting careful baking times and proper refrigeration.
Reporter Jolang Watkins notes a meeting led by Patti Scheffel at 200 pm with four pledges reciting the pledge. Dawn Mendenhall demonstrated date cake making while attendees cooked and tasted results amid casual chatter and notes of a theatre outing planned for West Court.
A series of June traffic incidents near Soda Springs includes a June 9 two car crash 6 miles west involving a 1955 Dodge driven by Dan Popa of Alexander and a 1962 Buick driven by John W Kirby of Grace with total damage 1015 dollars. An accident June 15 near Soda Springs involved a 1958 Chevrolet driven by Greely Ford Rippey of Littleton Colorado and a 1962 Chevrolet ton pickup driven by Don C Grayot of Salmon Idaho with damages about 475 dollars. A June 16 deer strike caused 150 dollars in damage to a 1952 Ford sedan driven by Arlene Edna Bastrom of Hastings Nebraska eight miles east on Highway 30N. Sheriff Ralph Marriott and Deputy Jack M Porter investigated.
The 14 H Club met and voted for officers. Mrs Gunnell assigned tasks for next week including learning one rule on measuring and the 4H pledge, bringing refreshments, washing dishes twice, and reading booklets. Reporter Annette Michaelson. Today officers were elected President Karen Kunz Vice President Martyn Hale Secretary Shelly Byork.
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