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Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1968

Page

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Duane L. Rice Named Assistant Manager at Idaho First National

Duane L. Rice has been named assistant manager at the Soda Springs office of Idaho First National Bank, succeeding Don L. Roberts who resigned. Rice joined the Salmon office in 1959 and rose to assistant cashier in 1964 and assistant manager in 1965. He is a Midvale High School graduate, studied at College of Idaho and the University of Idaho, and completed five American Institute of Banking courses. He served in the Army from 1959 to 1957 and is active in Elks and Masonic lodges with wife Ila and three children Kristy Kelly and Kreg.

Duane L. Rice Idaho Natonal Bank Willam FE. Irvin Don L. Roberts Mr. Rice Salmon Bank Midvale College of Idaho University of Idho American Institute of Banking Rice Elks Masonic Lodges Iela Kristy Kelly Kreg Sty

Bloodmobile Visit Planned at Soda Springs High Gym

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Soda Springs Junior High School gym on January 11 from 1 to 5 p.m. The drive aims to meet a Caribou County quota of one pints per donor and urges wide participation to help save lives.

Red Cross Soda Springs Caribou

Eighth Annual Tri County Beef School Set for Jan 18

The Eighth annual University of Idaho Tri-County Beef School will be held Thursday January 18 in Montpelier starting at 9:30 am at the Hacienda. Bear Lake Caribou and Franklin counties sponsor with University of Idaho Extension Service to cover pre conditioned feeder calves marketing and health topics. Rancher Dwight Cochran shares pre conditioning experiences from the Cochran ranch. Dr Robert Azelton reviews herd health for shipping and feeding cattle in the Midwest. Dr R G White explains parasite treatments with a rancher panel on grubs and flies. Dr Quentin Banks discusses marketing trends and future price outlook. Dr T D Bell outlines current research at Caldwell and UI campuses with future beef industry needs. All cattlemen are invited to attend this 1968 program.

University of Idaho Tri-County Montpelier Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Counties University of Idaho Agriculture Extension Service National Livestock Feeders Association R. G. White Cehmagro Corporation Quentin Banks Banks T. D. Bell Caldwell

New Postage Rates In Effect January 7th

New postage rates take effect January 7 with first class rising from 5 to 6 cents per ounce and air mail from 8 to 10 cents per ounce. Postcards increase from 4 to 5 cents, air mail cards from 6 to 8 cents. Regular second class mail up about 24 percent and third class bulk mail up about 4 percent. Parcel post and international mail unchanged. charges for special delivery and other services unchanged.

Weekend visit from the Deans to the Hawkes family

Mr and Mrs Harry Dean Oz entertained Mr and Mrs Jerry Hawkes and family of Pocatello over New Years weekend.

Harry Dean Ozburn Jerry Hawkes Pocatello

Location of Junior High Schools in Caribou County

Editor notes confusion over school site decisions in Caribou County after consolidation talk. The only firm plan is a consolidated high school near Soda Springs. Junior high locations are not designated and boards defer site power to the future combined district once consolidation is approved.

Caribou County Soda Springs Hngh

Mark Maxwell Commissioned as U S Air Force Lieutenant

Mark D Maxwell son of Mr and Mrs John A Maxwell Soda Springs has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force after graduating from Officers Training School Lackland AFB Texas He is assigned to Chanute AFB NL for weather officer training He graduated from Durango High School Colo earned a BA from Colorado State College attended University of Wyoming and is a Sigma Pi Sigma member His wife Sheryl daughter of Keith W Demarcus 1221 South Ingalls Denver.

San University of Wyoming Sigma Pi Sigma Sheryl Keith W. Demarcus South Ingalls, Denver

More Rigid Law Enforcement In New Year

State Police and Ports of Entry will step up enforcement of truck and snowmobile rules and the new helmet law. Supt. L Clark Hand ordered tougher checks on permits licenses vehicle over weight width and height. Operators violating street and highway rules face arrest as helmet use becomes mandatory for motorcyclists and riders.

Waterfowl season dates set across Idaho

The Idaho Fish and Game Department announces goose season ends January 4 statewide while duck hunting runs through January 14 in the special mallard area and January 4 elsewhere. A winter migratory waterfowl inventory begins January 29 with statewide and federal cooperation.

Idaho Ada Benewah Blaine Bonner Boundary Camas Canyon Cassia Elmore Gem Gooding Jerome Kootenai Latah, Lewis, Lincoln Minidoka Nez Perce Owyhee, Payette Twin Falls Shoshone Washington Idaho Fish and Game Department Federal Fish and Wildlife Service Special Mallard Blame Latah Lewis Lincoln Owyhee Payette Caribou Hells Canyon Snake River Brownlee Dam Lewiston

State warns harsher enforcement of truck and vehicle laws

Hand announces intensified pressure on violators at Ports of Entry and on highways. The superintendent says the crackdown will not be short term and aims to protect compliant operators by bringing lawbreakers to court. He also orders no leniency for snowmobile restrictions and unhelmeted riders.

Hand

Four Cutter Racing Teams Remain Undefeated at Bear Lake Fairgrounds

The Rocky Mountain Cutter Association held its third elimination races at the Bear Lake Fairgrounds in Montpelier on Saturday December 30. Four teams still undefeated are Don Clark Merlin Wilde Ken and Ern Foss and Hy McLain. Races and matchups for January 6 are listed with numerous pairings including Keith Ashley vs Roger Messerly Don Burgoyne vs Ray Widmer Gary Price vs Dayton Dimick Van Nelson vs Cole and Egley Verlin Freeman vs Daryl Sparks and others.

Rocky Mountain Cutter Association Bear Lake Fairgrounds Montpelier Verlin Freeman Roger Messerly van Nelson Gary Price Dayton Dimick Ray Widmer Doc Stoddard Keith Ashley Wayne King Don Burgoyne Lowell Smart Cole & Egley Dean Kunz Tom Cellan Ted Beus Kunz & Carney John Wells Earl Cellan Weston Parkers Rae Sorenson Bear Lake County Fairgrounds Cole Egley Daryl Sparks

Holiday Guests Share Christmas Day with Carver Family

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carver hosted Christmas dinner with their sons and families. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Guy K. Carver and family of Pocatello and Mr. and Mrs. Damar Carver and family of Conda.

Guy Carver Guy K. Carver Pocatello Damar Carver Conda

Snowpack Near Normal in Cari Bou Sei District

Snow measurements by Jack Peterson of the Soil Conservation Service and Belden Durtsche of the Forest Service on January 2 show three district courses with depths from 152 to 287 inches and water contents from 33 to 48 percent. Snow pack was soft with fresh snow ranging from three to six inches across Samson Ranch China Hat and Allen Ranch courses.

Caribou Sei Jack Peterson Soil Conservation Service Belden Durtsehi Forest Servic Samson Allen China Ranch Ranch Hat Samson Ranch Allen Ranch China Hat

Department shifts unemployment claims schedule in two towns

The Department of Employment changes its schedule in Montpelier and Soda Springs from Thursdays to Tuesdays to improve service for unemployment insurance claims. The new timetable becomes effective January 2, 1968 and is posted at City Hall Montpelier and Caribou County Court House Soda Springs.

Department of Employment Montpeler Soda Springs Montpelier Caribou County Court House

Consolidation Poll Planned at North Gem High School

A second public hearing on January 4 at 7 30 p m at North Gem High School will review proposals to consolidate school districts 148 149 and 150. Patrons may ask questions and cast a straw vote to show their position. Qualified voters include district residents who are parents guardians or taxpayers or spouses of taxpayers.

North Gem High School North Gem

Strickfaden Guests Stay With Idaho Police Family

Mr and Mrs Eddie Strickfad en visited three days with Mr and Mrs Don Strickfaden whose son is on the Idaho State Police at the King Hill port of entry.

Eddie Strickfaden Mr. Strickfaden Don Strickfaden Idaho King Hill

Local Engineer Joins Colorado School of Mines

James Marshall Link, formerly a Monsanto Co. mining supervisor, becomes Senior Project Engineer for the Colorado School of Mines Research Foundation on the Golden campus. A 1959 geological engineering graduate, he will start January 2 and plans to move to the Denver area with wife Peggy and two children after Christmas in San Francisco.

James Marshall Link Monsanto Co Colorado School of Mines Research Foundation Colorado School of Mines Golden Link Peggy University of Colorado At Boulder Adrianne Bruce San Francisco Soda Springs Denver

Senator Church Seeks Reports On Mail Service Delays

Senator Frank Church challenged Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien after receiving an airmail letter that took 14 days to travel from Sun Valley Idaho to Washington D C. Church compared to the Pony Express and demanded answers based on documents dated December 13 and December 27. O'Brien had not replied as of this report.

Frank Church Lawrence F. O’brien Church Sun Valley Yale Washington, D.C Idaho O’brien Pony Express St. Joseph Sacramento Calif

Senator Church Sees Promise of Faster Idaho Mail

Senator Church announced Post Office officials assured him that the five day letter delivery between Payette and Weiser has been corrected. He urged Idahoans to report any further delays to aid corrective action and improve postal service across the state.

Senator Church Post Office Payette Weiser Church O’brien Idaho Post Office Department

Servicemen Visit Home for Holidays Return to Bases

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ozburn welcomed their sons Stephen Ozburn and Donald Rasmussen home over the holidays. Both were on leave from the Navy and the Army respectively and returned to their bases on December 30.

Leslie Ozburn Stephen Ozburn Donald Rasmussen Navy Army

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Local Bank Duane " Rice Jattary Malad Grace West Side West Ty S Lakeview Woest Jefferson Wee Mark Maxwell U. S. Air Force Lieut Mark D. Maxwell Earl Clayson Terry Hymas Ted Bells Weston Parker Dec Stoddard Viz Day Cafe Kunz Carney Norman Eschler Orval Dimick Vester Olsen K. C Colorado School of Mines
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