Department of Water Administration to visit Caribou County Courthouse
A representative from the Department of Water Administration will be at the Caribou County Courthouse on December 9 from 1 to 5 pm to discuss the department’s activities. The service aims to answer questions and inform the public about water well drilling dam safety stream protection waste disposal wells water rights and distribution. The Eastern District Office was established in Idaho Falls last July to improve access to services and monthly courthouse visits are planned.
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Department of Water Administration
Caribou County
Idaho Falls
Stake Volleyball Tournament Begins In Soda Springs
The Idaho Stake LDS Girls Volleyball Tournaments run December 3 and 4 at the Stake Center in Soda Springs. Beehive Division games start Friday at 4 p.m. with Mia Maids and Laurels starting Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Readouts list Ward matchups including Soda wards against Chesterfield Bancroft and Grays Lake wards.
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Idaho
LDS
Stake Center
Soda Springs
Soda
Chesterfield Ward
Bancroft Ward
Soda Ind
MiaMaid
Laurel
Chesterfield
Bancroft
Grays
Lake Ward
Winter basketball schedule set for Soda Springs
The Monday December 6 men’s winter schedule lists Ban croft versus Blacks at 6 30 p m Chadwicks versus Monsanto at 7 30 p m and Grace versus Ern s Sport Center at 8 30 p m all games in the Junior High School Gym in Soda Springs.
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Soda Springs
Bancroft
Blacks
Chadwicks
Monsanto
Grace
Ern
Soda Springs Invitational Wrestling Nears Weekend Action
Top teams from Idaho Utah and Wyoming join the Soda Springs Invitational this weekend with three state powerhouses Teton Idaho Rock Springs Wyoming and Provo Utah among entrants. Seventeen total teams compete across two Friday sessions and three Saturday sessions with tickets at 1 for adults and 50c for students.
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Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Teton
Rock Springs
Wyo
Provo
Aberdeen
American Falls
Bear Lake
Challis
Grace
Intermountain School
Malad
Marsh
Bancroft Officials Attend Institute in Pocatello
Bancroft mayor elect Alton L. Hatch and city councilman elect Frank Barker attended the Institute for City Officials at Idaho State University in Pocatello. The program, funded by Title I community service and continuing education, was conducted by the Bureau of Public Affairs Research with co sponsors including the Association of Idaho Cities and Idaho State University.
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Bancroft
Alton L. Hatch
Frank Barker
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Bureau of Public Affairs Research
Association of Idaho, Cities
Boise
Moscow
Idaho
Merchants Committe To Elect Officers Next Monday
The Soda Springs merchants committee to elect a chairman vice chairman and secretary treasurer will meet at the courthouse at 8 p.m. All merchants are urged to attend.
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Soda ‘Spri
Monnday
Chirman
Soda Springs
Santa Claus Arrives in Soda Springs for Saturday Events
Santa will visit Soda Springs this Saturday December 4 at noon to distribute candy and chat with children at local businesses. Christmas Appreciation Days include a money tree drawing at the Idanha Theater at 1 pm with a final grand prize portable color TV and prizes over ten dollars. Top rated films, Tora Tora Tora and Second Time Around, play at the Idanha Theater with varied ticket prices for adults and children.
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Santa Claus
Soda Springs
Idanha Theater
Participat
ing
Idan-Ha
Tora
E. G. Marshall
Martin Balsam
James Whitmore
Joseph Cotton
Jason Robards
Debbie Reynolds
Andy Griffeth
Idaho Promotes Winter Recreation Under Theme For A Change of Pace
Idaho launches a multi media promotion to boost winter tourism titled For A Change of Pace. The Idaho Department of Commerce and Development announces Idaho Snow Country brochure with regional winter activities maps and events such as dog sled races and winter carnivals. Ski posters 23 by 35 inches feature Ski the Great Potato Idaho for nationwide display in shops and resorts. Posters are available by mail request for $2 plus tax.
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Idaho
Lloyd
SNOW COUNTRY
chamber of commerce
Idaho Department of Commerce and Development
Department
Advisory Council
Howe
United States
Planned Range Improvements at Soda Springs-Montpelier Meeting
A Tuesday town meeting at Trail Cafe outlined winter range improvements for the Soda Springs to Montpelier area. The effort is a cooperative venture among Idaho Fish and Game U S Forest Service BLM and the Nept o Public Lands with work starting when funds are available. Attendees included Mike Hansen Frank Gunnell Cari Bou National Forests Logan Tat Smith Glade Quilter Keith Bartholome Idaho Fish and Game reps Dale Jensen Grace and Soda Springs officers Jack Alvord and more along with Duane Atherin from the University of Idaho cooperative unit.
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Idaho Fish and Beadniversity of Idaho
Trail Cafe
meeting Forest
Soda Springs-Montpélier
Idaho Fish & Game
U. S
Forest Service
BLM
Bob
Burley
Duane Atherin
Moscow
Idaho Cooperative Research Unit
the
University, of Idaho
Winter Driving Hints Offered by Soda Springs Chief
Soda Springs Chief of Police Blynn B Wilcox shared winter driving tips noting ordinary snow tires offer no stopping edge on ice. Studded tires give 19 percent improvement and reinforced tire chains 50 percent when stopping on ice. He urged steady pace and warned against sudden changes in speed or direction. Studded tires on all four wheels improve directional control and reduce skidding. Studies show studded tires yield about three times the pull on glare ice. reinforced chains seven times. conventional snow tires 28 percent better for starting on glare ice. In loose snow the snow tire doubles pull while reinforced chains quadruple it. He concluded adverse traction problems can be minimized by a prepared vehicle and alert driver.
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Soda Springs
Blynn B. Wilcox
Wilcox
the
National, Safety Council
First Performances of Li'l Abner Set for Wednesday and Thursday
Soda Springs High School gears up for Li'l Abner with two casts Cast O performs Dec 6 8 15 and Cast X on Dec 7 9 16 matinees for Grace Schools and evening shows. Box office at KBRV. tickets 150 for adults 100 for students. About 150 200 students involved with faculty and townspeople helping.
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Soda Springs
Abner
Mark Robbins
Karen Alldaffer
Chris. Langdon
Sam
Lyle Clark
David Robinson
Terry Phelps
Annette Shuler
Tamara Ringer
X_ will
Mike ‘Sibbett
Daisy
Carol Bingham
Judy Sibbett
Gregg Ashbaker
Dennis Frankos
Guy Crawford
Debra Garrett
Ian Poulsen
Grace
Blake Arvidson
Pappy
Rod Sorensen
Senator Phogbound
Chad Williams
Dr. Finsdalé
Stephanie Horsley
Jana Love Anderson
KBRV
Owen Nelson
Molly Brown
Sound of Music
Guys and Dolls
Lil Abner
Cutter Racing Starts Saturday in Montpelier Meet
The Rocky Mountain Cutter Association opens its winter schedule on December 4 in Montpelier with 13 races planned plus a World Championship event at Pocatello March 18 19 and 24 25 26. New officers include Merlin Wilde president and Glenn Grunig vice president with a list of stewards and directors. also note Gloria Jean Wood and Mike Truitt arriving for Thanksgiving at Wood home after graduating as dental technicians and serving in the Navy.
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Rocky Mountain Cutter Association
Montpelier
B. Woolstenhulme
Daryl] Sparks
Bryce Turner
Bitton
AU American
Monthelier
Idaho
Harvey Kunz
Grant Messerly
Ehnon Wixem
Bill
Phil Derricott
John Wells
Lewis Young
Gloria Jean Wodd
Mike Truitt
C. W. Wood
Dental Technicians School
San Diego
Calif
U. S. Navy
Larry Rice star on Ricks College football team
Outstanding freshman Larry Rice of Soda Springs earned his varsity letter for football as Ricks College clinched the Intermountain Collegiate Athletic Association conference championship. Ricks College is a two year institution operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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LARRY RICE
RICKS
Ricks College
Soda Springs
Intermountain Collegiate Athletic Association
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
CowBelles Elect New Officers At Mt Caribou Chapter
The Mount Caribou CowBelles elected Frances Roy as president Wanda Peter sen as president elect Gladys Williams as vice president Patricia Stoor as secretary Mary Allen as treasurer Koanni Petersen as historian Mary Sibbett as parliamentarian and Donna Holbro ok as legislative chair. The group welcomes Trina Panting Eileen Panting from Grace Margene Duren from Soda Springs and honors outgoing president Lovina Samsen for her year and a half of service. Their Christmas dinner is set for December 4 at the Trail Cafe with Mada Smith in charge of entertainment and gifts to be exchanged.
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Mount Caribou
Frances Roy
Wanda Petersen
Gladys Williams
Patricia Stoor
Mary Allen
Koanni Petersen
Mary Sibbett
Donna Holbrook
Trail Cafe
Mada Smith
Trina
Eileen Panting
Grace
Margene Duren
Soda Springs
Lovina Samsen
A Bargain Reflects Value Amid Inflation
A thrift-minded saying notes a bargain should not exceed twice its worth, highlighting cautious spending in days of rising prices. The remark frames prudent buying as a counter to inflationary pressure.
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Dept. of Water Administration
Stake
Star Valley
Blackfoot
Preston
Snake River
ConBelle
Pat Staor
Marthe Soderman
Cutter
Decker Pond
Stanley
Idaho Fish and Game Department
MT ‘Aber
Soda Springs H. S
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