District Water Meetings Set for Soda Creek Bear River Districts
Loy Johnson of the Idaho Department of Water Administration announces that Water District Meetings to elect water masters and set the 1973 irrigation season budget will be held March 5, 1973. District No. 11 meets at 2:00 PM in the Caribou County Court Room Soda Springs, and District 11 B meets at 2:00 PM in the Caribou County Court House Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy Johnson
Idaho Department of Water Administration
Water District
Bear River
Caribou County Court Room
Soda Springs
Soda Creek
Caribou County
Fire damages Soda Springs activity bus before debate trip
A 1956 Soda Springs School District activity bus was damaged by fire at 5:50 AM near the bus barn while being prepared for a debate tournament in Blackfoot. Firefighters arrived quickly, limiting damage to the mid passenger compartment, spare tire, wiring, and underparts. Origin undetermined. bus had been in district service about a year. another bus covered the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Blackfoot
mopup
Salser
A.E.C
Michael Leavitt
Daly Wins Wyoming Press Honors for Reporting
Brian Daly of Soda Springs received first place awards from the Wyoming Press Association for a picture story Auction and a scenic photo New Year’s Sun, plus second place for a non illustrated feature Hanna Mining Capital of the World. Daly is a Soda Springs High School and University of Wyoming journalism graduate and works at the Rapid City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Daly
Tim Daly
Soda Springs
Wyoming Press’Association
Laramie
the
Rapid City Journal
Rapid City
South Dakota
Utah State honors roll list for Fall Quarter 1973
Logan Utah State University announces fall quarter 1973 honor roll. Garth Morrell Balls and Carol Elizabeth Bingham from Soda Springs achieve high academic distinction with 3.5 GPA or above across 35 credit hours. remarks from Dr Claude Burtenshaw note rapid progress and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
UTAH
Utah State University
Claude J Burtenshaw
Soda Springs
Garth Morrell Balls
Carol Elizabeth Bingham
Soda Springs City Basketball Tourney Opens March 8
The 1973 Soda Springs City Basketball Tournament begins March 8 at 5 30 p m in the Soda Springs High School Gym. Double elimination action runs March 8 9 10 12 13 with the final set for 8 15 p m Tuesday March 13. First round pairings include Ern s versus Keller s B D versus Dravo B H I versus Tigert s Grace versus Simplot Bancroft versus Monsanto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs City
Soda Springs High School
Don Ayers
Ern's
Keller's
Dravo
Idaho Snowmobile State Championship Draws Global Field
A $20 000 purse draws racers from around the world to the Idaho State Championship snow machine races at a new track 10 miles north of Soda Springs. Time trials start Saturday at 10 am with main events Sunday at 10 am. WWII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEULAH MOORE
Soda Springs
Big Field
Idaho
Gibbs Smith Ellis
Blackfoot River
R. A. Westerberg
Bombardier Ltd
Valcourt
Canada
Yvon Duhammel
Gaston Ferland
Mike Trapp
W.S.A
Trail Motel
R.A. Westerberg
Ray Nelson
Jack Merrill
Lawrence Wiebelhaus
H. L. Huegelen
Milt Blatter
Phil Merchen
Julie Hanser
North Gem Wrestler Secures State Runner Up Ranking
Ryan Crockett, North Gem senior and district champion, finished second at 123 pounds in the state tournament at Ricks College. He defeated Hada Shoshone Stoke Lakeland and Rupp Kamiah by decision before a 3-1 loss to Bennett Marsh Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Crockett
North Gem
Ricks College
Hada
Shoshone
Stoke
Lakeland
Rupp
Kamiah
Bennett
Marsh Valley
Norgh- Gem
Roger Jorgenson
Lee Crockett
Kyle
Mark Holbrook
Gary Welch
Clayton Perkins
Jerry Croft
Cardettes to be Honored at Minidome Friday
Cardettes from Soda Springs will be honored at the Minidome halftime during the Boise I.S.A. basketball game on Friday March 2. They will perform a halftime show and receive a trophy for the best halftime performance of the season.
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Soda Springs
Minidome
Boise-I,S.A
Sounds of Zion Variety Show At Grace March 7
Grace Literary Club presents the Sounds of Zion from Logan in a March 7 8 PM performance at Bannock Stake Recreation. Fifty young performers bring a nationally acclaimed musical program to raise funds for library chairs with tickets sold by club members and at the door. A door prize will be awarded to a attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sounds of Zion
Logan
United States
The
Grace Literary Club
Grace
Literary Club
Bannock Stake Recreation
Odds n Ends Sale Seeks Donations For Hospital Auxiliary
The Grace area volunteers announce the annual Hospital Auxiliary Odds n Ends Sale at the IOOF Hall bottom section. Contact Gwen Budge Sue Reagan Afton Gibbs or Dora Smith to donate items before a definite date is set. Proceeds fund hospital needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Budge
Sue Reagan
Grace area
Afton Gibbs
Dora Smith
Hospital
Law Enforcement Group Meets with Guest Speaker
Law enforcement group meets February 20 at noon at Cedar View Supper Club. Training coordinator Larry Potts of the Police Academy at Idaho State University in Pocatello discusses the FBI Academy in Washington DC and campus facilities with slides. Attendees include Judge Geneva Young, Sam Buntrock, Ed Jones, Mike Sutton, Parey Lee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar View
Larry Potts
Police Academy
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Potts
F.B.I. Academy
Washington, D.C
Genevieve Young
Sam Buntrock
werepueste
Ed Jones
Mike Sutton
Parey* Lee
Wallace Transtrum
Kelly Ivatt
Ralph Marnott
Tom Blevins
Herb Walters
Harry Peterson
Claude Snooks
Steve Chatterton
Suzanne Kunz
Esther Stoddard
Be Your Own Lawyer Divorce Driving and Drinking
Warning on divorce related driving risks and drinking while behind the wheel. Tips emphasize traffic safety and legal consequences. Public guidance aims to help readers avoid dangers and protect families.
Re Appraisal of Real Property In Caribou County Nearing Completion
Caribou County revises property values in a five county program led by Max Arnold & Associates. The process assesses market value for taxation, with hearings, review forms, and potential appeals under Idaho code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Caribou
Bear Lake
Bingham
Power
Oneida
Max P Arnold & Associates
Idaho
Arnold
Justin H. Haynes & Co
tnen
aind calls
More Students Chosen To Attend Pres Classrooms
Three Soda Springs High School students Chad Panting Chris Langdon and Greg Torgesen were selected for Presidential Classrooms in Washington DC later this year Class No 8 runs June 23 to 30 and will place students with Senators Congressmen administration officials and media figures from across the states territories and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Washington, D. C
Chad Panting
Farrell Blaine Panting
Star Route
Chris Langdon
Charles Langdon
Conda
Greg Torgesen
Dick Torgesen
Washington
Department of State
Department of Defense
Hong Kong
Twelve Old-Time Fiddlers Visit for Three Local Events
Twelve fiddlers from Utah and Idaho perform Saturday with a 5:30 p.m. Caribou Rest Home program, 7:30 p.m. Idaho Stake Center concert, and a 9:30 p.m. Junior High School Gym dance. Proceeds aid the Youth Camp at 8 Mile.
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Utah
Idaho
Idaho Stake Center
Caribou
fiddlers
friends in
Bannock Stakes
Barn Destroyed By Fire At Grace
A Grace ranch barn on the Wayne Anderson property burned early Tuesday. Grace Fire Department responded at 7:30 a.m. preventing spread to nearby structures including a new barn under construction. Milking equipment and tools were saved. the barn housed straw and 35 cows. The fire was caused by an overloaded electric circuit.
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Wayne Anderson ranch
Grace Fire Department
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Daly
Wyo Press
DAN JENKINS
Polaris Industries
Boyd Mason
Caribou Motor & Implement
Mason
Puerto Rico
Polaris
HRlHIVE
Ryan Crockett
STUMP CREEK
STUMP CREEK RIDGE
Sun
Bureau of Land Management
Charles Urban
Mike
Chuck
Lewiston
Robert Delph
Urban
Lakeview
Capal Hill
White House
Pentagon
Suzanna Lee
Cindy Nelson
Tom Larsen
Connie Rasmussen
ROD ETO
Chad
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