Soda Springs Chamber Plans Snowmobile Race Event
Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce met March 15 1973 with 23 members. A three member committee will work with Sno-Dastery Inc to promote coordinate and finance a possible Pro Am snowmobile race in early December 1973. Leslie Jackson from Idaho State University will speak April 5 1973 and invitations will be extended to agricultural groups. The Caribou Development Corp needs 250 more shares to fund a housing project. Elected officers for 1973 74 were Joe Kohlberg president George Shuler vice president and Bruce Brown Jeff Jones and Hugh Hugelen on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce
Trail Cafe
Phil Merchen
George Shuler
Jack Miller
Dewey Anderson
Sno-Dastery Inc
Soda Springs
Leslie Jackson
Idaho State University
Jackson
Jerry Wray
Caribou Development Corp
Joe Kohlberg
Bruce Brown
Jeff Jones
Hugh Hugelen
Eagle Scout Dana Bedingfield Earns Eagle and Duty to God
Dana Bedingfield received the Eagle Scout award on Sunday evening and also recently earned the Duty to God Award. He is active in Church scouting and dramatics and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kim Bedingfield. ARIZONA TRIP: Edwin M Smiths returned March 14 after a month in Phoenix visiting area residents including Louis Bitton Thatcher Emma Brown Soda Springs Guy Harris Grace Bill Gorton Soda Springs Jim Gorton Salt Lake City and Loren Wilson Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Bedingfield
Dana
Kim Bedingfield
Edwin M Smith
Phoenix
Arizona
Louis Bitton
Thatcher
Emma Brown
Soda Springs
Guy Harris
Grace
Bill Gorton
Jim Gorton
Salt Lake City
Loren Wilson
Booklet Available on Helping Handicapped Children Play
The Easter Seal Society education department offers Your Child's Play and other publications to aid parents in developing motor and perceptual skills for handicapped children. Available from 2023 W. Ogden Avenue, Chicago 60612.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department of the
Easter Seal Society
Ogden Avenue
Chicago
Final Services For Gladys Rinehart
Funeral services for Gladys Smith Rinehart 81 of Soda Springs were held at Marchings Presbyterian Church with Rev Dwight E Wilder officiating. She died March 18 at Caribou Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Linda Anderson sang two hymns and pallbearers included Kay Lau Clyde Gill Mike Tompkins Ronald Nichols Taft Thomson Mike Lahman. She was born December 16 1891 in San Fernando California and taught at Bailey Creek Idaho before marrying Carl Rinehart March 23 1918 in Pocatello. he died in 1988. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church American War Mothers and American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include five sons Henry Ben Edward Milton LaVern and one with Margaret Curtis and Hortens Tompkins and many grandchildren. Burial followed Parmiew Cemetery under Allen Funeral Home. Family notes mention recent trips to Las Vegas and Phoenix with relatives from Utah and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Smith Rinehart
Soda Springs
San Fernando
California
Idaho
Bailey Creek
Carl Rinehart
Pocatello
American Legion Auxiliary
Edward
Henry
Bird Civ
Kansas
Ben
Sacramento
Milton
LaVern
Idaho Falls
Bill (Hortens) Tompkins
Fucatello
Margaret Curtis
Rose Long
Allen Funeral Home
Bural
Parmiew
Utah Man Guilty in Stream Alteration Case
Baker was found guilty of altering a stream bed without a proper license or permit after defense and witness testimony about restoring the creek. The trial described gravel removal, bank erosion, and channel reshaping near Tincup Creek as part of a contentious river-management dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsford
Baker
Tincup Creek
F. F E. Wolfley
Freedom Area
Idaho- Wyonune State Sne
Idaho
Tincup Road
LaBell Hebdon
Thayne
Wyoming
Environment program shown for Soda Springs students
Cecil Alldaffer and Cari Bou County extension agent led a film and discussion on the environment for biological science classes at Soda Springs High School on Wednesday. The same program and discussion had recently been shown at Trail for young farmers and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs High School
Cecil Alldaffer
Caribou County
the Trail
Sno-Drifters Hold Regular Meeting at Trail
March 12 meeting presided by President Ray Nelson with 24 members present. Trophies awarded to Lawrence Wiebelhaus Hughie Hugelen and Lloyd Hurley for hard work best sport and best Idaho racer.
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The
Trail
Ray Nelson
Lawrence Wiebelhaus
Hughie Hugelen
Lloyd Hurley
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Westerberg
Sherm Smith
Bailey Creek
China Hat Resort
Caribou
Hospital Happenings Births and Discharges Featured
Births include Gloyd and Margaret Erickson a son at St Charles March 16 weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce Fontaine and Laura Call a son at Conda March 17 weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces Glen and Becky Cellan a girl at city March 19 weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces Kent and Luella Ames a girl at city March 19 weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces Kenneth and Mary Finlay a son at city weighing 3 pounds 1 ounce Discharged Marelda Barfuss Randy Hoff Frank Fisher Raymond Roberts Grace Leanne Nichols Still confined Emil Hansen Grace Luella Hoopes Grace Bud Norstrom Grace Reed Stoddard Evelyn Walker Edith Mae Norstrom Janet Gnelling Linda Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloyd
Margaret Erickson
St. Charles
Fontaine
Laura Call
Conda
Glen and
Becky Cellan
City
Kent and
Luella Ames
Kenneth and
Mary Finlayson
Marelda Barfuss
Bancroft
Randy Hoff
Frank Fisher
Georgetown
Raymond Roberts
Grace Leanne
Nichols
Emil Hansen
Grace
Luella Hoopes
Grace Bud Norstom
Grace Reed Stoddard
Evelyn Walker
Edith Mae Norstrom
Janet Gnelling
Linda Blackburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trail Lounge
Cumas
Chamber of
Commerce
Soda Springs City
Shuler Bros Ford
Johnny’s Lounge
Stalker Chevrolet
Stockman’s Lounge
Eastman Drug Store
City Drug and Western Auto
Don Ayers
San Soda Springs
Gladys Rinehart
Bob Bolton
Las Vegas
Nev
Antona
John
Krista) Yates
Brooke and
Jeffry
Orem
Utah
Rex Hayes
Yates
Pelshenashel Gianahouse
Caribou Plumbing
Lennox Furnaces
Hooper Clyde Hamp
L.D.S
Scott Loveless
BYU
Provo
Jan Loveless
U of U
Reed Stoddard
Dot
Campbell's
Shasta
Angel Food Cake
Schilling
Macaroni Pizza
Dre Peyac
South Main St
Larry’s Food Mart
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