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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
24
A series of crashes near Soda Springs on Bailey Creek Road and State Highway 34 involved residents from Soda Springs and Montpelier. Damages ranged from $100 to $500 per vehicle with deputies Warner and Gaddie investigating.
Last week leaders include Elbert Williams 235 and Dutch Shufeldt 279 for men while Lois Hansen 221 and Coy Elsmore 259 lead women and season totals crown Shufeldt 647 and Spackman 639. Four game marks reach 754 for Bob Robison and 810 for Bob Spackman as awards noted.
The Safe Winter Driving League reports clear snow and working lights and wipers as key to safe travel. Off Vietnam coast Seaman William H. Rausch of Soda Springs Idaho serves aboard USS Okanogan, an attack transport in its third Vietnam tour, with a 350 crew.
Dale H. Vieweg and Patricia welcome a 7 lb 207 oz girl on December 16 in Soda Springs. Byron and LaRae Cammack report a 7 lb baby girl born December 17. Other listings note admitted and discharged patients and several confined or in care at various city and Bancroft facilities.
Gary Andersen and his wife tour family homes during Christmas. They are BYU students in Provo visiting his parents Dewin and Mrs Andersen in Soda Springs and her mother Elizabeth Call in Bancroft.
On December 9 near Grace two vehicles, a 1958 Chevrolet owned by J. Russell Rindlisbaker and a 1957 International pickup owned by Lowell A. Hansen, collided four miles west at Turner Road. Damage totals: 1500 to the Rindlisbaker car, 500 to the Hansen pickup, plus 10 to a fence. Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated. On December 12 a 1966 Buick owned by A. Leroy Simonson towing a trailer was rear ended by a 1954 Ford driven by Russell W. Lewis in heavy fog four and one half miles west of Bancroft on US 30N. Damages: 75 to the Simonson vehicle and 100 to the Lewis vehicle. Deputy Sheriff Raymond Gaddie investigated.
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