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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
1
Vegetation projects progress on four districts as Merlin Bish prepares 5 000 cattle range for spring 1962 spraying. Herbicides to control brush are applied selectively with helicopters, protected by fences and oversight from state and local groups.
Caribou County urged to plan floats for the big July 4 parade. The Chamber of Commerce joins the Legion to expand the event. Cooperation is needed to gather enough floats. Enter a float and win a prize.
State Auditor Joe R. Williams announced a series of meetings across Idaho to improve how Social Security reports are processed. A session is set for June 14 1962 in Soda Springs at the Courthouse from 9 39 to 10 30 am with Williams staff and Social Security representatives. The aim is to reduce errors and boost efficiency by directing all withholding reports for state county and city employees through Williams office.
Voters must confirm registration for the June 5 nominating election now moved earlier. The notice lists precinct registrars, polling places, and transfer rules, with registration closing June 2 at 9 PM and runoffs possible if no candidate reaches 40 percent in party races.
The Soda Springs Lions Club reports a successful Broom Drive on May 17 and thanks residents for supporting its fund raising. A regular meeting at the Idaho Cafe followed with Lion salesmen served dinner. Bob Bruce is named Little League baseball chairman for the coming season. Plans begin for the annual July 4 breakfast and the next meeting is June 7.
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America reports F. M. Mickelson Grace herd lactation averages 12 743 pounds milk and 429 pounds butterfat from 45 completed records. Weighed and tested under University of Idaho supervision as part of official herd testing for the national Holstein program.
A man who refuses to lie to a woman shows deep respect for her feelings and considers her emotional well being. His honesty strengthens trust and signals sincere care in their relationship.
The May 20 work day at the Soda Springs golf course, a non profit club, drew many volunteers despite cold weather. They remodeled two greens expanded a tee, upgraded fairways, installed 1200 feet of two inch piping, and interior painting of the new pro shop while volunteers served refreshments. The club officers thank all for their generous help and report the program achieved its goals.
The Junior Auxiliary girls will sell poppies Saturday morning in Bancroft and urge community support and cooperation for the worthwhile project.
All stores in Soda Springs will close Memorial Day Wednesday May 20 as part of the regular closing dates agreed by the Springs Chamber of Commerce.
A special meeting led by Wilford Dredge reorganized the LDS Church into a new Third Ward in Soda Springs. Edwin B. Smith becomes Bishop of the First Ward with two counselors. Roland Allen leads the Second Ward with two counselors. Halden Gunnell heads the new Third Ward with two counselors.
Labor unemployment expert urged federal control of unemployment insurance as a panel at Idaho State College examined rising costs. Frank Hendrickson of Monsanto noted high industry demands and cautioned against overgenerous benefits that deter job offers.
The Preston Golf Club will send a team to Soda Springs Sunday morning to engage the Soda Springs divotdiggers in a return match. All Soda Springs golfers who desire to play should be at the course early to allow pairings to be made.
Elder Henry D. Taylor of the Council of Twelve Apostles will preside over Idaho Stake quarterly conference in Salt Lake City on May 26 and 27. Stake President Wilford J. Dredge of Soda Springs will conduct sessions at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Visitors and members welcome to general sessions.
The Conda Reunion date moved from July 1 to July 8 per a notice received this week. All former residents relatives friends and many others are invited to attend. The event will be held at Hooper Spring.
Keith C. Wilson son of Luther E Wilson and Mrs Wilson of Lund has been called to the North Western States Mission. He is a North Gem High School graduate and attended Utah State University in Logan. His testimonial is set for Lund Ward Chapel on Sunday May 27 at 7:30 p m.
A living memorial on Memorial Day May 30 honors loved ones and funds the American Cancer Society Idaho Division. The tribute supports research education and service programs to aid those affected by cancer and prevent future loss.
Girls of Caribou County may enter the Junior Rodeo Queen contest before Saturday May 26. The event will be held June 2. Allen Smith, secretary, noted a few registrations have arrived and urged others to mail forms to Alice Smith in Grace. Entrants must provide name, age, address, parents’ names and address, and a photo. Eligible contestants are girls up to 13 years old.
The Sperry and Hutchinson Company promotes a free southeastern Idaho tour map featuring Soda Springs. The guide highlights Wagon Box Massacre site and local sights as part of a 127 regional points of interest across the state, with maps and color boards advertising scenic spots.
Soda Springs placed third at the Idaho Class B track meet with 10 points led by Tom Scheffel. Scheffel won the broad jump at 22 feet 2% inches and placed second in the 440 yard dash as Soda Springs and North Gem tied for 10th, while Notus won with 19 points and Genesee took second.
A cryptic classroom exchange asks where Tommy has gone after pronouncing words oddly. The moment captures odd speech and student curiosity without heavy detail.
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