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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
2
A formative note references pollution concerns affecting activities and environments in a region. The fragment hints at community or policy considerations and potential impacts on local plans and health. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
The text discusses types and effects of air pollution, including toxic emissions, visibility reduction, and health risks. It argues for standards to balance industry activity with public health, urging tech exchanges and regulation to protect resources and livestock.
Caribou County courthouse women employees and co workers of retiring County Health Nurse Lelia Chester honored her at a no host luncheon Monday at the D and D Dining Room. Dottie Dupin presented a farewell gift and corsage on behalf of the group. Attendees included Marge McKee Doris Irving Myrle Steele Lytha Ellis Gena Young Janiece Hildreth Wessie Gorton June Stanley and Karleen Gunnell.
New books listed include Modern Woodwork for Pleasure, Another Spring, What Is Sin What Is Virtue, To Conquer Loneliness, Moss on the North Side, Ordeal by Fire, and A Man of His Time. Police Court notices list fines for leash violations and local legal matters. Wanda Jean Sorensen profiled as University of Idaho senior and student teacher at Twin Falls High School.
The Caribou County Red Cross Chapter hosts a rummage and cooked foods sale at the Presbyterian Church Friday evening with Ed Duren and Roy Schell as auctioneers. Live music by the Lish Band. Donations requested. items may be brought or picked up by calling Mrs. Collins or Mrs. Schell. A 1957 Ford convertible among the items. Sale starts at 7 p.m. on Friday March 31.
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Bear Lake County announce a history book ready for printers. Orders may be placed with Mrs. Darwin Haddock in Paris Idaho. The letter also warns industry to uphold air quality laws to protect people animals lands and aesthetics in affected areas.
Richard Hildreth son of Mr and Mrs Laviel Hildreth was home for the spring holiday from Illinois State University.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Anderson and family of Salt Lake City were Easter guests of Mrs. Janice Call and family of Soda Springs. Mrs. Virginia Paetsch of Sandy visited friends and relatives in Soda Springs this week.
Mr and Mrs Darrell McLain of Bancroft report their son Darwin McLain was wounded by a sniper on guard duty in Viet Nam. The bullet pierced the ribs and lodged below the chest as he recovers in a Vietnamese hospital. He has served six months there and earlier suffered leg and ear injuries in a scaffolding fall. Dick and Carol Hines Strickfaden at University of Idaho were visitors for the holiday.
Local page from Soda Springs Idaho dated Thursday March 30 1967 features brief items and notices across Page Three. Compact summaries reflect community happenings and notices typical of small town newspapers of the era.
Soda Springs High School basketball team members will be honored at a banquet Thursday evening March 80 at the Cedar View Club. Parents and dates invited as Reed Stoddard Stoddard Distributing Co Terry Coleman Wells Cargo Inc and Mayor Chris Phelps sponsor the event. Jerry Dellinger freshman coach at Idaho State University will be guest speaker.
Among the students home for spring vacation from the University of Wyoming were Sadie Tigert Tony Tigert Brian Daly and Allen Ray Tigert.
Tom and Randy Scheffel sons of Mr and Mrs Cecil Scheffel were home over the weekend from the University of Utah.
Barry Bingham son of Mr and Mrs Walter Bingham was home last Thursday through Monday. He is a student at the University of Utah.
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