Welcome Soda Springs Sign Proposed by Chamber
Osborne Call announces a 12 by 24 foot welcome sign to be erected on Highway 30 N east of town. The display reads Welcome Soda Springs World Largest Phosphate Deposits Famous Blackfoot Trout Fishing Visit Hooper Spring. Jack Garvin presented the draft at a Chamber meeting which approved it. The sign aims to attract tourists and boost local recreation benefits.
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Towa
Soutia Springs
Osborne Call
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Garvin
Soda Springs
Blackfoot
Hooper Spring
Call
Chamber
Soda Man Wins Award for Long Safety Record
Meade Harker foreman for Morrison-Knudsen at Garfield tailings dyke project receives Utah Division Kennecott Copper Corp honor for 11,297 hours without a lost time accident. He and family live in Soda Springs and expect to return this summer with Morrison-Knudsen crews in Salt Lake.
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Meade Harker
Morrison-Knudsen Construction Company
Garfield
Utah
Kennecott Copper Corp
Meade
Soda Springs
Morrison-Knudsen
Salt Lake
Fred Nichols
Logan Temple Wedding Of Betty Burton And Dale Stevens
Betty Mae Burton and Dale Walker Stevens recited vows at the Logan LDS Temple on Friday May 3 with Elder George Q. Morr is presiding. The couple, amid a Grace Idaho and St George Utah family network, celebrated with a reception at Bannock Stake House in Grace.
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Betty Mae Burton
Dale Walker Stevens
Logan Temple
George Q. Morris
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Latter Day Saints Church
Betty
Robert J. Burton
Grace
Idaho
Charles Stevens
St. George
Utah
Peter Panceller
Keith Johnson
June Stevens
Diane Johnson
Bonnie Egbert
Lowell Stevens
Robert E. Burton
Carl Egbert
Bannock Stake
Large Carnegie Class Graduates.
The local group of Dale Carnegie Tass students graduated last week at the Idaho cafe on April 26. The ceremony featured God Bless America, speeches by Elmo Rowberry and Frank Christensen, and the presentation of diplomas. Class officers were President George Dupin, vice president Paul Tipton, secretary La Vonda Lallatin, and treasurer Oz Call.
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Dale Carnegie Tass
Doris Balls
Barney Barnes
Don Beck
Lloyd Bennett
Janice Call
Oz Call
Carolyn Carpenter
Ardelle Christensen
Frank Christensen
Ray Davis
Henry Donat
George Dupin
Loren Fowler
Grace Phelps
Francis Rasmussen
Elmo Rowberry
Don Shufeldt
Ken Shufeldt
Max Snell
Alice Tigert
Paul Tipton
Verda Wakeman
Idaho Cafe
God Bless America
Bonnie Hayes
Imprompu
Toots Largilliere
Brad Martin
Scott Styles
John Reeves
la Vonda Lallatin
Fred West
New Sun Staffer Dave Owens Arrives in Soda Springs
Dave Owens new printer for the Sun arrives in Soda Springs with Juanita Bachman from Kansas City. He has four years weekly newspaper experience across Kansas Missouri and California. Owens served in the U S Marines in California Memphis and Korea. The couple plans to marry Sunday and reside in Soda Springs.
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Dave Owens
Sun
Soda
Dave
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
California
Soda Springs
U. S
Memphis
Tennessee
Korea
Juanita Bachman
Court News From Bancroft JPs Reports Few Cases
Justice of the Peace Don Adams of Bancroft W P Maughan and J O Wallace reported no court cases this week. DeVal Gillette was out of town and unavailable for cases. Lee Wallace reported one case last week. Joyce Bennion fined five dollars and costs for an expired driver’s license. citing officer Blaine Deaton.
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Justice of the Peace
Don Adams
Bancroft
W. P. Maughan
J. O. Wallace
Justice of the
DeVal Gillette
Lee Wallace
Joyce Bennion
Blaine Deaton
Idaho Motor Vehicle Use Survey shifts to Pocatello area
Interviewers for the Idaho Motor Vehicle Use Survey are moving out of the Magic Valley into Pocatello and the Upper Snake River Valley this week. They will work mainly in Pocatello Blackfoot and Shelley with scattered interviews in Clifton and Bannock Bear Lake Bingham Caribou Franklin Oneida Power counties. The survey aims to map annual vehicle travel and road use under federal highway programs. Respondent data stay confidential and not for tax or regulatory purposes. The Idaho Department of Highways conducts the study with the U S Bureau of Public Roads.
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Idaho
Magic Valley
Pocatello
Snake River Valley
G. Bryce Bennett
Blackfoot
Shelley
Clifton
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Caribou
Franklin
Oneida
Power
Idaho Department of Highways
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Junior Fire Marshals promote safety at Soda Springs School
Elementary students from multiple grades participate in safety activities and receive red Junior Marshal hats and badges. The issue features a safety article It’s Fun to Clean up But Don’t Blow Up and a play about safety, plus color spreads of fire engines and a history of firefighting gear. Hartford Fire supplies the magazine and teaching unit free to teachers.
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Soda Springs
The
Hartford Fire
Grant Horsley Earns Phi Kappa Phi at Utah State University
Grant Horsley of Soda Springs was admitted to Phi Kappa Phi at Utah State University. Membership honors top ten percent graduates and promising juniors. The note ends with a quirky proverb about speaking well of enemies.
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Grant Horsley
Phi Kappa Phi
Soda Spring
Utah State University
Honor Roll of New and Renewal County Sun Subscribers
The County Sun lists new and renewing subscribers including Wilford Dredge Ree and Suren, Mrs L C Roy, Melvin Munro, Mrs Bill Robison, H G Walters, Jim Benson, R J Hale, David Clegg, Allen Tigert, John Lloyd, Clara S Wood, Willard Poulsen, Gilbert H Nelson, Audrey B Nelson, Ray Davis, William H Lloyd, Mrs Carl Kessler, Den Hunter, Marva Mickelson, Claude Jeppson, Lucilla Simonson, Keith Austin, Leota Mossman, Earl Gunnell, Gwen Kunz, Ree White, Hannah Skinner, Al Evans, Alva Gorton, Evelyn Shields.
Tree drainage woes stunt planting in heavy soils
County extension horticulturist Tony Horn warns that poor drainage in clay soils traps water around roots and kills trees. He notes that adding peat moss or compost won’t fix drainage and suggests testing by filling an 18 inch hole with water for 36 hours to see if water remains.
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Cecil
Alldaffer
Horn
Irrigation Planning Advice From Univ Extension Experts
The University extension team urges farmers to assess irrigation systems and plan ahead. They warn water collection in swales and fields can reduce yield and recommend 2 ditches, extra siphons, and plastic dams. Advance preparation saves labor water and seed while irrigation starts.
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Univ
Larsen
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