Water dispute spillover in Idaho and Utah meeting
Discussion on Snake River water rights and proposed studies sparked by a secret meeting in Utah. Key figures include Kackley of Wavan, Holden, and Robert Lee, with accusations that some board members overstepped authority and favored opening basin studies to influence water policy. The campaign seeks to keep Idaho from drying out while appealing to other states.
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Samuelson
Utah
Kackley
Wavan
Witn
Idaho Falls
Robert Lee
Holden
Lee
Snake Twin Falls
Jackson Kackley
Snake River
Idaho
Reed Sears Letter on Bill 1203 Water Resource Law
A letter from Sen Reed Sears chair of the Water Users Assn discusses Bill 1203 amending the water resource law. The missive notes opposition and urges the committee to report the bill favorably or with modifications, citing input from Idaho Attorney General and district concerns.
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Reedster P. Sears
Water Users Assn
Area News
Idaho
Soda High School Science Fair Set for March 19
The Soda Springs High School Science Fair will be held Wednesday March 19 from 6 30 to 9 30 p m in the high school gym. Displays will be set up that morning by the students. The public is invited in the evening.
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Soda Springs High School
AAUW to Meet March 19 With Speaker Emoor Bordelon
The AAUW will meet Wednesday March 19 at 7 45 p m in the Thirkit Elementary School Library Emoor Bordelon will speak at 8 30 p m on the program.
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AAUW
Thirkit
Emoor Bordelon
Hooper PTA Sets March 13 Meeting After Extravaganza
Hooper Elementary PTA committees met March 5 at Gordon Duncan's home with seven members present. Officials scheduled a March 13 meeting on a Thursday to avoid the Extravaganza. Ellis Williams will speak on Education Appropriation and addressing how funds are used for children’s education.
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Hooper Elementary
PTA
Gordon Duncan
Ellis Williams
Winners Named in Caribou County Farm Bureau Poster Party
The Caribou County Farm Bureau gala showcased 125 winning county posters with over 500 entries submitted. Top posters from Soda Springs and Bancroft advance to state competition as county residents praised the educational program and its helpers from multiple towns.
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Farm Bureau
Caribou County
Ranae Hopkins
Soda Springs
Richard Summers
Kathy Christensen
Bancroft
Wally Christensen
Grace
Molly Ruud
Dorma Lee Monroe
Kim Egbert
Tonia Mathews
National Farm Bureau
Polly McCammon
Conda
Max Rigby
David Lansberry
Mike
Terri Hatch
Theron Davids
Bones
Judy Sibbett
Grays Lake
Deane Delbridge
Dorma Lee Munroe
Mollie Rudd
Kathy Sue Christensen
Richard Torgesen
Caribou County Farm Bureau
Kenneth Chatterton
Floyd Toone
Ray Christensen
Pauline Christensen
Clark Brown
Dennis Moser
Milton Smith
Am. Legion To Celebrate 50th Anniversary
The American Legion marks its 50th birthday with a party at the Legion Hut in Grace on Saturday March 15 at 7 30 p m. Legionnaires and Auxiliary members and their partners are invited to attend with a potluck reception.
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American Legion
Legion
Missionary to Speak at St Mary's Friday
Father Nicolas Welsh returns to Boise after two and a half years in Cali Colombia to discuss Assistance to the Underprivileged at St Mary's Soda Springs. He will present a 45 minute slide program on Catholic missionaries in Cali and Bogota following the 7 pm Mass.
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Nicolas Welsh
Boise
Cali
Colombia
Soda Springs
Bogota
St. Mary's Church
Farm Bureau To Hear Expert On Futures Market
The Idaho Farm Bureau Federation will host three seminars on hedging in the futures market led by Walstons and Company. George Oberle of New York City will headline. The Pocatello session takes place March 21 at 1 30 p.m. at the Bannock Hotel. Livestock wheat potato interests and the public are urged to attend.
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Farm Bureau
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Walstons and Company, Inc
New York City
Boise
George Oberle
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
OUP Camp Meads Meeting Notice At Nettie Fields Home
Meeting scheduled at the home of Nettie Fields 250 South 1st West on Friday March 14 at 2 pm. Local attendees addressed the event and planning details for the OUP Camp Meads group.
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OUP Camp Meads
Nettie Fields
South 1St West
Puppet Show At Portmanteau Theatre March 18
The Soda Springs Woman's Service Club sponsors Idaho State University puppet troupe Portmanteau Theatre to perform three daytime shows in Bancroft Grace and a 7 30 p m evening show at Soda Springs High School. Proceeds support special education and school needs. Tickets at door 50c adults 25c children. Lois Davis chairs. dinner served at Myrna McCullough home with Maryn Peterson Montez Beard and Sharon Keller assisting.
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Soda Springs
Lois Davis
Myrna McCullough
Maryn. Peterson
Montez Beard
Sharon Keller
Idaho State University
Caribou County
Grace and
Bancroft
Soda Springs Junior High Wrestlers Win 6 Team Invitational
Soda Springs Junior High School won a six team invitational with 125 points at their gym. Preston took second with 96, Bear Lake third with 76, followed by Grace Malad and North Gem. Over 90 wrestlers competed across two days. six Soda Springs champions led a strong showing and coach Grant Wood received credit for the win.
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Soda Springs Junior High School
Preston
Bear Lake
Grace
Malad
North Gem
Soda Springs
Grant Wood
Local Woman Named Caribou County Health Nurse
Mrs. Rosemary Hoffman was approved as Caribou County Health Nurse by the county commissioners on March 10. A Pittsfield Massachusetts native and graduate of Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing, she holds a Public Health Nursing Certificate from Wisconsin and has served in Connecticut Montana Alaska and will work with three county school districts to reestablish the immunization clinic and assist the joint Special Education Unit. She starts March 17 and will be on duty three days a week in the Caribou County Courthouse.
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Russell
Rosemary) Hoffman
Caribou County
Ivan Frazier
Edna Dyer
Hoffman
Pittsfield
Mass
Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Mayi
Montana
Kodiak
Alaska
Soda Springs
Caribou County Hospital
House
Caribou
Hubbard elected Idaho LDS Stake president in 1960s era
Robert W. Hubbard was sustained as president of the Idaho Stake at a quarterly LDS conference on Sunday March 8, with Ross D. Redford as first counselor and Rollin Thomas as stake clerk. Elder Gordon B. Hinckley presided and installed the new officers. Hubbard, born April 24 1916 in Logan, is a farmer and former state legislator. Redford, born February 24 1908 in Logan, has served in multiple church roles and holds five living children.
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LDS
Idaho
Ross D. Redford
Robert W. Hubbard
Willis R. Burton
Rollin Thomas
Raymond Maughan
Stanley Darius
4Th Ward
Gordon B. Hinkley
Council of the Twelve
Grace High School
USA
Australia
Williams Ward
Bannock
Soda Springs 2Nd Ward
Dredge
Soda Springs
Soda Springs Elevator, Inc
Caribou County
Robert Lloyd
Elizebeth Déwsnup Redford
Logan
Thelma van Oruen
Logan Temple
Brigham Young College
Western States Mission
YMMIA
197Th Quorum of Seventy
Kelley Ward
Kelley ‘Leponce
Idaho Stake High Council
Chesterfield Ward
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Mittee
Legis- District
John Evanson
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Senate
Ange
Soda High School
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Dallas Bells
Watson
Beckstead
Tramelling
Winward
Doug Beus
Vroman
Hamp
Assay
Am. Legion
St .Mary’s
Tom Nalder
Geddes
Petergon
Lamb
Anderson
Egbert
Jensen
Jacobson
Wheeler
Crockett
Rasmussen
Hubbard
Reese
Moss
Twitchell
Stuart
Whitehead
New County Health
Robt. Hubbard
LDS Stake
Mer
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