Caribou County Commissioners Adopt New Zoning Ordinance
The Caribou County Commissioners adopted a new county zoning ordinance with three changes. They approved zone lettering changes, trailer court and cache licensing, and joint county city approval within specified radii around Grace and Banroft. The action supplements the existing town zoning and includes publication provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Edwin, M. Smith
Ira Ellis
Reed Budge
Arn Moser
Jack Gibbs
Cairman
Idah
Cariu
Ralph Marrott
Grace and
Ithin
Banroft
Lof
Sorensen Crowned Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Karen Sorensen of Soda Springs High School won first in a written homemaking exam for senior girls on December 6 and was named 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She earns eligibility for state and national scholarships and a silver charm from General Mills.
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Karen Sorensen
Elton Sorensen
Soda Springs High School
Betty Crocker
Hliss
Sorensen
General Mills
Residents Asked To Not Park Cars On Street
Soda Springs residents were urged to avoid street parking in winter. Councilman Max Hughes noted snowplows struggle to clear streets when cars line curbs, creating unsafe road bulges. Residents were advised to park extra vehicles in driveways or on lawns during winter.
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Soda Springs
Max Hughes
Hughes
Judy Gunnell Wins Lions Peace Essay Contest
Judy Gunnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Halden Gunnell, a Soda Springs High School junior, is the Soda Springs Lions Club representative in the Lions International 50 000 Peace Essay contest. She earns a watch from Christiansen's Jewelry and a trophy donated by Hughes Stores. Contest closed December 10 with winner announced January 10.
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Judy Gunnell
Halden Gunnell
Soda Springs High School
Soda Springs Lions Club
Lions International
Judy
Christiansen
Hughes Iores
Ict
Grace Board Adds New Area To City Limits
Grace Village Board approved adding Monte Vista Circle to Grace proper at a Jan 3 meeting. It plans to provide utilities to the area and issue building permits within two miles north and south and one mile east and west. Mayor Harold B. Lowe asked removal of unused cars to aid snow removal. The board will meet weekly to handle increased business.
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Monte Vista Circle
Grace Proper
Grace Village
Lagal
Caribou County
Harold B. Lowe
Soda PTA Hears Talks on Air Pollution
The Soda Springs PTA met last Wednesday to discuss local air pollution. Guest speakers Polly Me i clase and Perry Warner of Monsanto spoke on air cleanup efforts while President Cecil Nelson led the meeting and Leo Williams opened with the PTA prayer.
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Soda Springs Pta
Polly
Perry Warner
Monsanto
Cecil Nelson
PTA
Leo Williams
Kiera Lewis
Montpelier
Soldier Arrives in Vietnam as 9th Infantry Division Expands
Private First Class Roger L. Skinner, 25, of Conda Idaho, arrives with the 39th Infantry from Fort Riley Kansas. He serves as a grenadier in Company B of the infantry's 2nd Battalion, wife Marie listed in Grants Pass Oregon.
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CONDA
Vietnam
US Army, Vietnam
AHTNC
Army
9Th Infantry
Roger L. Skinner
Isaac H. Skinner
Idaho
39Th Infantry
Ft. Riley
Kan
Skinner
Marie
N.W. Washington Blvd
Grants Pass
Ore
Infantry
ISU freshman Roger Swain home from studies this week
Roger Swain son of Mr and Mrs Paul Swain returned home from his freshman year at ISU for a visit this week showing a family end to the term break.
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Roger Swain
Paul Swain
ISU
Gratitude Expressed for Afton Snow Rescue Help
The Lindstrom family thanks all who aided in rescuing Albin Lindstrom from the snowslide near Afton last Saturday. Grateful mentions go to Bernard and Dale Lindstrom and others including Lloyd Burton, LaVern Hellickson, Bill Mecho, Delvin Perkins, Paul Jerke, Kelly Izatt, Clinton Nell, Desmond Call, Carl Skinner, Bob Shanter of Afton, Wye, and Charlie Sims of Soda Springs who lent snow machines.
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Albin Lindstrom
Albin
Afton
Bernard
Dale Lindstrom
Lloyd Burton
LaVern Hellickson
Bill Meccho
Delvin Perkins
Paul Jerke
Kelly Izatt
Clinton Nell
Desmond Call
Carl Skinner
Bob Shanter
Wye
Charlie Sims
Soda Springs
Holiday Visit Binds Catalano and Anderson Families
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Catalano from Alamosa Colorado visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Anderson and their daughters Shirley and Phyllis during the holidays. Catalano is a brother to Mrs. Anderson.
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Sam Catalano
Alamosa
Colo
Merlin Anderson
Shirley
Phyllis
Ir. Catalano
Anderson
Probate Judges Briefed On Duties In Idaho
Newly elected probate judges from Caribou Bannock and Bear Lake counties met in Soda Springs on January 4 to hear state officials explain youth related duties. Speakers included Ray Woothen Wallace Rounsavell John Owens B A Haggerty and Clifford George from state health and public assistance departments.
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Idaho
Soda Springs
L. Ray Davis
Caribou County
C. Kelly Pearce
Bannock
F. Leslie Boulton
Bear Lake County
Ray W. Woo
Correction issued on Bannock Stake conference location
The Sun publishes a correction from the Church Information Service noting that the quarterly conference of the Bannock Stake LDS Church will be held in Grace, not Preston, with meetings at the Bannock Stake Tabernacle this Saturday and Sunday, January 14-15.
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Church Information Service
Salt Lake City
The
Sun
Bannock Stake
LDS Church
Preston
Grace
Bannock Stake Tabernacle
Wayan Man Survives 27 Hour Wyoming Snowslide Ordeal
Afton Wyoming suffered a dramatic rescue as Wayan Idaho resident Albin Lindstrom, trapped for nearly 27 hours in a 40-foot-deep snowslide on Commissary Ridge, was pulled free by Lincoln County sheriff and rescue crews. He credited his tractor’s canopy with keeping him alive until helicopters flew him to Afton for treatment. Lindstrom, a Star Valley Lumber Co. worker, survived after a crack in the snow formed and he revived.
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Albin Lindstrom
Wayan
Afton
Wyo
Star Valley, Independent
Wyoming
Idaho
Wagan
Lincoln County Sheriff's
Lindstrom
Commissary Ridge
Star Valley Lumber Company
Max Braegger
Bruegger
County Potato Growers Eligible For Disaster Relief
Senator Frank Church announced seven more Idaho counties are eligible for Farmers Home Administration emergency loans after a 40 billion potato crop loss. Four counties plus Cassia Fremont Madison and Teton join existing eligibles. loans cover three years at low interest to help farmers weather the downturn and maintain operations until the next growing season.
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Washington, D.C
Frank Church
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Idaho
Farmers Home Administration
Caasia
Fremont
Madison
Teton
Church
Getion
Reats
Cal Resoure
Rea Clark and
Power Eo
Soda Springs Teen Second in VFW Voice of Democracy
Shirley Anderson a 17 year old Soda Springs High School senior won second place in District B of the VFW Voice of Democracy contest judged in Pocatello on Friday January 6. Sponsored by Caribou Post No 9141 the county contest was open to sophomores juniors and seniors. The topic was Democracy What It Means To Me and tapes were recorded by KBRV in Soda Springs.
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Shirley Anderson
Soda Springs High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pocatello
Shirley
Merlin Anderson
Soda Springs
VFW
Caribou Post
Caribou County
KBRV
Shirley An
Alyeska Bow and Arrow Hunt Film at Soda Springs High
Larry Jones presents Alyeska a two hour color film at Soda Springs High School auditorium at 8 p m It features the first pictures of the world record sea lion hunt and the polar bear shot with bow and arrow The film tours Alaska’s north country and is sponsored locally by Caribou Archers Club Aug 1 through Dec 31 hunting seasons noted for deer goats wolves waterfowl
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Larry “Jones
Southeast
Mr. Jones
Soda Springs High School
Alaska
Mor
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Alyeska
Caribou Archers Club
Dup to Meet Dup Camp Meads
Dup to Meet Dup Camp Meads gather Friday afternoon January 13 at 2 p.m. at Hazel Ozburn's home for a local club meeting.
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DUP
Camp Meads
Hazel Ozburn
Local speech contest winners named in Pocatello district meet
Shirley earns dual honors after winning both local and district contests judged by District Judge Gus Carr Anderson attorney Richard Black and ISU professor Clark S. Carlile. Winners were selected for content originality and delivery with awards including a medal and engraved plaque. First place tri at winner Carol Aptison of Pocatello.
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SSHS
Lions
Grace Board
Glen Rich
Highway Dept
Rex Rich
Lingstrom
W. J. Condos
John Haws
Ster Valley Independenent
Board of County Commissioners ’ Commission i
Edwin M. Smith
Jack ‘Gibbs
Kenneth Fowler
New ‘County
Soda
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