16 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
1
The School District No. 1 faces a Tuesday vote on a 10 mill facilities levy to fund capital projects. If approved, funds would pay for building new rooms and remodeling existing school buildings over five years, not for salaries or maintenance. The article notes the measure aims to support facility improvements and summarizes local campaign efforts.
Deere Day at Shuler Bros features John Deere Day equipment displays, a free lunch, door prizes, and a film demo by Chet Hunt. New power 5020 row crop tractor and forage harvesters will be shown, with remarks urging area farmers to attend. The event runs 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Shuler brothers’ Soda Springs location.
The Idaho Fish and Game Department cautions that late winter snow increases elk and deer vulnerability. Chasing or approaching with snow machines is unlawful near roads, as it wastes energy and fat. Hawley Hill notes enforcing the law 36-1301 to protect wildlife while viewers may observe without motorized disturbance.
Mr and Mrs Gary Poulsen spent Sunday in Pocatello visiting Mrs T M Morrison and her husband I M Morrison who is in hospital.
North Gem earns team title with 117 points led by champions Eric Fraser 141, Mark Chesrett 123, and Alton Hebdon 168 who all claimed titles for the second straight year. Grace and West Side follow in the three-team field as state meet in Boise looms.
Idaho voters in the school district may participate if they are qualified electors and bona fide residents for over thirty days and are taxpayers or spouses of taxpayers. Polling sites include Soda Springs High School, Grays Lake Elementary in Caribou County, the Roy Keeler residence in Freedom Wyoming, and the Cecil Sibbett residence in Gray Bonneville County. Election time is 1 09 p m to 8 00 p m Tuesday February 21 1967.
Idaho lawmakers stalled on daylight saving time as the Senate defeated a bill to exempt Idaho from adopting DST. Budget talks continue with estimates around 151.9 to 158 million dollars for the biennium, influenced by education funding and utilities tax implications. House approves a memorial urging Congress for forest access road funding and highway system support.
Mrs. Inge Holland starts German lessons for public at the Presbyterian Church Christian Education building. Nine junior and senior high students enrolled for daytime classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. Teen and adult groups begin Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Coats are $2 for a bound book and $1 monthly per student for other costs. Courses run for one year with summer break.
The Preston Federal Land Bank Assn announces its annual stockholders meeting and banquet for Friday February 17 at the Oneida Stake House in Preston Idaho. Harold L Bassett president invites stockholders and partners to attend the 1130 registration and noon dinner with a Golden Anniversary program. Two board seats open for Harold Bassett and LeRoy Salveson.
Public is invited to view works by local artists at the Soda Springs Presbyterian Church Annex on Saturday February 18 from 2 to 5 PM. Refreshments provided and admission is free. Paintings should be brought to the church Friday between 1 and 5 PM, framed and wired for hanging.
Barry Robbins son of Mr and Mrs John Robbins is among 29 Navy men who arrived in Viet Nam after completing a 240 hour Sentry Dog Handlers course and 168 hour Air Policeman course at Lackland AFB Texas He and his 68 pound German police dog Hamed Pamer will be assigned to one trainer for life The dogs guard perimeters detect ambush and deter Viet Cong adding to frontline defense in the Viet Nam war
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