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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
4
Idaho officials address water allocation at the University of Idaho with William D Collins explaining the appropriation doctrine. R Keith Higginson outlines state agencies’ roles in managing water resources and compares possible district structures.
Idaho State Police emphasizes speed control as key to highway safety. Supt. L Clark Hand notes speed must match road conditions, weather, vehicle condition, time of day, and driver state to avoid accidents. Night driving and worn tires increase risk, so speeds should adapt to prevailing conditions.
The 4 H Club held its first meeting in Soda Springs with officer elections. John Porter became president, John Taylor vice president, Jim Porter secretary, and Keith Wilcox reporter. Members assisted younger ones with electives and studied ants.
Gwen Budge called the initial meeting on June 2 at 1 30 p m. Our group chose the name Happy Time Cooks and elected officers led by President Denise Wells and a vice president.
Bruce notes a rough fire season ahead with 1.5 million acres protected by BLM crews from the Wyoming border to the Utah-Nevada line and to the Snake River. Nine small lightning fires were put out last week. two of three fires in the district are man caused. Officials warn children’s matches and rural fires demand caution.
Officials announce landowners between Oct 20 and Nov 1 must secure fire permits for canal irrigated tracts to aid fire wardens and reduce false alarms and wasted crew time. The program includes a training phase for 45 young men from Idaho colleges assigned to crews in Station Ley Pocatello Hollister Brook.
The record lists Suzanne Budge as secretary Teena Ringel as reporter and Julie Watkins present. It notes starting our books to learn the project, planning a next meeting for Tuesday at 1 30 and adjournment at 2 30.
On May 5 the 4H Dairy Club met at Daniel Mickelson’s place. Officers elected were President Blaine Mickelson Vice President David Tanner Secretary Scott Mickelson Reporter Steven Condie. A film on dairying followed by refreshments concluded the gathering.
On June 18 at 10 30 am a 1963 pickup driven by Ignacio Ba ranchica Rupert overturned when a 300 gallon water tank broke loose from the bed and slid left at the Lakey road and U S 30N intersection. Damage estimated at 500 dollars. Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated. On June 14 at 9 am a 1964 auto driven by Mary Rosen American Falls went off the road after loss of control. The driver went through the windshield and was treated at the Tigert Clinic. Passenger Dale Rosen American Falls was not injured. Vehicle damage estimated at 2000 dollars. Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated.
Three accidents near Bancroft and Nuter in mid June involved pickups and autos. Arthur C Heath's 1966 pickup rolled six miles west of Bancroft injuring four aboard. six miles east of the city Quincey Hansen's 1958 auto totaled after swerving into a guard rail. Wendy Simmons' 1961 auto slid into a borrow pit after gravel loss. All drivers and passengers were treated at Caribou Memorial and Canbon Memorial hospitals. Deputy Max D Smith investigated each crash.
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