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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
8
Hailey Times columnist rails at federal payroll deductions, tracing Social Security tax growth from 1 percent on $3,000 in 1937 to 5.65 percent on $6,600 by 1987. He condemns employer matching and calls the payroll deduction a drain on workers, predicting continued increases and arguing for accountability.
Best tick protection includes protective clothing and repellent as tick carriers spread Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Colorado tick fever. Goose banding on the Snake and Payette rivers aids mortality checks with Boise Scout Troop 60 assisting. most captured geese are goslings aged five to seven weeks. Minnow rules require dead bait only, with nets restricted in size and live minnows banned except on the Kootenai River where allowed for certain species. eastern Idaho enforces stricter limits.
Miss Janet Larsen and Gary Neil Mumford wed at the Logan LDS Temple with President George A. Raymond presiding. The couple plans to attend BYU next fall and reside in Soda Springs. Family and friends attended a post ceremony breakfast and reception at LDS venues in Logan and Montpelier.
Grace residents announce the engagement of Eldene Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett W Smith to Lt Joseph C Holbrook son of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Holbrook Bancroft The couple plan a late summer wedding in Tempe Arizona and Arizona State University plans follow for the bride and Williams Air Force Base for the groom
Mr and Mrs Alton Jenkins of Nampa along with Donald Debra Sue and Ralph Jenkins of Salt Lake City are connected to Mr and Mrs Dennis Bolton in a brief social notice.
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