Farming Frontiers '68 comes to Soda Springs Friday
Shuler Bros presents Farming Frontiers '68 screening at 1 00 PM in Soda Springs. The public event features local organizers and a glimpse into farming innovations of the era.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
10
Shuler Bros presents Farming Frontiers '68 screening at 1 00 PM in Soda Springs. The public event features local organizers and a glimpse into farming innovations of the era.
Dinal Corner students excel in district declamation with Jackie Dupin and Robin Craw, while Kitty Johns and Alterate Arlene Peterichie Cynova win delegate spots for Girls State. FHA Week at Car dette high school features events and a cookbooks sale to fund projects. Over 800,000 federal employees enroll in the payroll savings plan for U S Savings Bonds.
The engagement of Lori Viehweg to Maynard Bennett Grace is announced by her parents Herman and Mrs Viehweg. Lori, a 1967 Soda Springs High School graduate, recently worked in Washington DC for the government. Maynard, Grace High School graduate, works for Gem Valley Construction Co. An early May wedding is planned.
A public notice states Soda Springs Idaho will levy 31 mills for 1968 with distributions to general fund sewer, library, police, airport, parks, fire, streets, water and electric departments. It requires filing with the Idaho secretary of state and certification to Caribou County tax collector by September 1968. A probate notice follows for the sale of Susanah Smith estate property in Grace Townsite, Caribou County.
John R. Woodworth, director of the Idaho Fish and Game Department, will propose two recommendations to the National Forestry Research Advisory Committee. He cites elk range improvement through prescribed burning in the Lochsa drainage as evidence that fire can aid winter food for elk while noting siltation issues on central Idaho streams require more study.
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