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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
1
Phelps outlined steps for extending water service to residents via new pipe. Proposal envisions inch steel pipe and laterals to increase volume, with an estimated cost around $350,000. City plans to use federal aid, though local funding may proceed without it if federal support remains uncertain.
Mr and Mrs Bill Corbett and their nine month old daughter Carri Sue traveled from Salt Lake City to San Francisco to consult Dr Ferguson a renowned eye specialist who performed the operation The family stayed at St Josephs hospital until discharge and then returned home
Carl Jorgensen 82 of Newton Utah died Sunday of natural causes at Caribou County Hospital. Survived by sons Lear Grace Earl Soda Springs and Linford Newton. Sterling Nelson Funeral Home Logan arranged services conducted Wednesday October 5 in Newton Utah.
The Fish and Wildlife Service opens a Parsons Building office on West Center Street as the Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge headquarters. Refuge Manager Russell Hoffman explains location 35 miles north of Soda Springs on Highway 34. Development begins with excavation and diking for the waterfowl refuge in the Pacific flyway. Regular hours await permanent staff.
Soda Springs blitzed Aberdeen 40 to 0 in a homecoming victory, shutting the Tigers down and scoring in every period. DeVaughn Smith, Preston Phelps, and Larry Weaver led early scoring with Coleman PATs, while Ryan Hale and Bill Mize sealed the late TDs. Cards travel to Jerome for a 7:30 p.m. non-conference game at Lincoln Field in Twin Falls.
Reed Budge Idaho county commissioner led a push to repeal the 20 per cent re appraisal bill. At the Twin Falls convention of county commissioners and clerks the resolution warned of confiscatory effects and called for legislative action or constitutional remedy. The measure would shift appraisal power from county officials to the state tax commission and be distributed to candidates and media outlets.
Mr Merlin Bingham of Blackfoot will assist Soda Springs Art Club in starting a class at Soda Springs High School on Friday October 7 at 8 00 pm. All interested persons urged to attend.
Bethel No. 60 of the International Order of Job's Daughters welcomed Grand Guardian Margaret Jobe at the Masonic Temple on September 26. Alice Ann Tigert received a money tree gift for Shriners Hospital. Linda Hughes sang. new officers were installed and guests from Idaho and Utah attended.
Russell H. Crouse promoted from Production Superintendent to Assistant Manager at the Soda Springs Monsanto Plant. He joined Monsanto in June 1951 as a Mining Engineer and held multiple supervisory roles before becoming Manufacturing Superintendent. Leo Lovita will become Manufacturing Superintendent at Columbia Tennessee plant.
Fielding Spartans beat the North Gem Cowboys 20-13 in Bancroft as Fielding scored all touchdowns in the first half. North Gem answered with a second quarter 30 yard run by Gordon Yost to cap a 90 yard drive, but their final score came after a blocked kick.
Grace Red Devils rallied from behind to beat West Side 14 to 13 in a Class B Fifth District game at Dayton. Grace used 80 rushing yards on a drive and a 45 yard pass to take the lead, while West Side answered with an eight yard TD pass. Rick Cornish blocked a late extra point to seal Grace victory. The game featured 9 Grace first downs and 16 passes for 185 yards. Schedule changes show Grace traveling to Fielding Friday for a conference game with the Spartans.
The Cowboys head to Dayton this Friday to face the West Side Pirates in a conference game. North Gem and Fielding are noted in the snippet, with finish indicating a two-yard plunge by Yost in the last period.
The Idaho season for ducks and Canada geese begins at 6:35 a.m. Saturday October 8 and runs until 6:07 p.m. daily. Daily limits are six ducks and two Canada geese. federal migratory bird stamps and state shipping permits are required. Proper tagging and identification rules apply for transport and processing.
The Sewing Sisters 4H Club completed a citizenship project sending gift wrapped baby pajamas to Ida ho Children’s Home in Boise. Members chosen fabrics and patterns, studied fabric weaves, and learned care of clothing and teeth. Leaders and members listed include Cheryl Archibald Debra Bunn Karen Davis Jenny Johnson Lauri Long Kathy Porter Kristie Viehweg Mrs. Clara Archibald Evva Dalrymple and local visitors Ace
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