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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
1
Registration for children entering first grade this fall will be held on Friday May 6 from 9 am to 11 30 am at the Elementary School in Rooms 16 17 18 and 19. Parents must bring the child birth certificate. Leo T Williams Principal.
The Forest Service seeks withdrawal of 80 acres of public domain land near Soda Springs for private mineral leasing exclusion. The site will serve a warehouse complex and horse pasture under Soda Springs Ranger District, Caribou National Forest. Public posting occurred March 31, 1966, with a 30 day protest period. A portion remains temporarily segregated under public land laws. Meanwhile lida Gratzer of Bancroft recovers from a leg injury and stays in Pocatello with her parents after Wowock confinement.
Youngsters in Caribou County are invited to join the Caribou County Sun Self Help Subscription Campaign from April 29 to May 21. Participants earn commissions for each new or renewal subscription, with extra bonuses for groups of 10 and for those who sign up early. Past campaigns paid out 500 to 750 dollars yearly, with individual earnings ranging from 0.75 to 175 dollars, depending on effort. The Sun aims to recruit new local subscribers, favoring area youths over outsiders. Entry details are provided by town contacts and the Sun office.
Prospective candidates for County offices must file between May 1 and May 7. Petitions available from the County Auditor. In Caribou County all offices except Sheriff and Third District County Commissioner seat held by Jack Gibbs are open. District Senator and two District Representatives also up for election across Caribou Franklin and Bear Lake counties.
Results of the Trustee Election show District 1: George Atwood re-elected over Harry Dean Ozburn 80 to 7. District 2: Wallace Johnson defeats Roy Walton 66 to 30. District 3: Clarke Brown wins over Frank Christensen 172 to 84. Newly elected trustees take office June 14.
Six nuclear reactors and related facilities at the National Reactor Testing Station will be shown during the Fourth Triennial Open House on May 7 and 8 1986. Key sites include Advanced Test Reactor Experimental Breeder Reactor No 2 and its Fuel Cycle Plant SPERT reactor facilities Idaho Chemical Processing Plant and Test Area North. Free tickets available from April 27 at Idaho State and Eastern Idaho Chambers of Commerce for ages 12 and up. Contact Don Roberts or Don Strickfaden at Idaho First National Bank for details.
Grace High School senior Luann Taylor won the 1967 Miss Caribou title at Soda Springs High School auditorium. Linda Call of Bancroft crowned her. Miss Taylor will compete in the Miss Idaho pageant in Boise next June. First runner up Susanne Hogan earned a 75 scholarship total. Barbara Ann Hamberlin won second runner up and Miss Congeniality with a 50 scholarship.
The Fifth District P L A spring conference titled The Pattern To Live By will be held in Montpelier at the high school on April 30. Mrs Merlin Orton Blackfoot district president will conduct. Mrs Rulon Lewis Rexburg Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers will be guest speaker. Bus transportation is available via Verl Jensen and Merlin Orton at Snake River.
A Vale Oregon student Toni Winkel was named Miss Ricks College at the Duchess Formal in the Kirkham Auditorium April 15 1966. Runners up were Judy Welch Grace and Luana Jenkins Idaho Falls.
Soda Springs high school dominates the Ricks College Invitational track meet with seven firsts and two new records. Merlyn Ringel set a pole vault record at 12 ft 6 in and the 880 relay team Ringel Watkins Runyan Gentry clocked 1 36.3 to set a new standard.
The next track meet titled Soda Springs Invitational is scheduled for today at 10:00 a.m. in Soda Springs, inviting local teams to compete on the track.
Robert S. Goodwin of Utah State University Logan has been named President of the AWS-AMS council for the 1966-67 academic year. He is a junior mechanical engineering student and has been a member since last year.
Wm. E. Irvin announces expansion of the Idaho First National Bank to Emmett Blackfoot and Rexburg, bringing total banks to 47. New offices open Blackfoot Rexburg April 29 and Emmett May 6 with staff named including Henry Weick John Crooking Robert Thomas James Countryman W G Stiers Edward McNelis.
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