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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
4
Local briefs from Soda Springs Idaho cover community notices and upcoming events for March with short items on civic happenings, school activities, and town announcements affecting residents of Caribou County.
Students at SSHS showcase a packed slate from Extravaganza Wednesday with top choirs bands and drill teams performing and a trip to Butte Montana. All-State Choirs at Moot, district festival prep, and spring sports update accompany student plays travels seminars and upcoming elections.
Thatcher School fourth and fifth graders and teachers toured Salt Lake City by bus visiting Bingh am Mines Planetarium Capitol Building and the Relic Hall. The trip included other local families and community members with weekend travels and church activities noted in the report.
A large Welcome Home sign greeted Mrs Carol Christiansen and her three children as they visited Soda Springs from Greeley Cola The visit included a surprise bridge party with local residents and church socials over the weekend family guests from Twin Falls Bancroft Santa Susana Calif Conda and Conda area.
Grace Lions Club held its regular meeting at Lou's Cafe with President Jack Marshall presiding. Naal Sanders Jed led singing, Kenneth Lloyd gave the flag salute and invocation by Lawrence Burgin. Five Eagle Rock Lions Cub members from Idaho Falls attended an intercub visit. The St Anthony Lions Group was unable to attend.
Editors debate the coyote issue noting coyotes pressuring deer herds and increasing in number. Idaho Fish and Game classifies coyotes as predators not endangered, while hunters seek their scalp amid rising coyote populations and conflicts with wildlife.
Eighth grade students at Grace Junior High, taught by Lewis Lamb, practice blood sampling with a finger lancet to learn about human blood. The report notes classroom experiments and a broader voice on protecting wildlife such as sheep and deer amid debates on hunting and cruelty.
Grace Greenwood gym hosted a PTA activity night on May 20 with two basketball games and various entertainments. The older students, wearing white uniforms under Mrs. Rindlishaker, defeated Mr. Millward's class 8 to 7 in the final match.
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