Plans for Grace Literary Club and Advisory Board Meeting
The Grace Literary Club seeks representation for its Advisory Board meeting at Bannock Hotel on January 8. Mary Lee Loosle and others discuss a three point plan for services for mentally challenged persons, vocational aids, and funding hoped to reach 100,000 dollars with local support and state aid. A public meeting at the Bannock Hotel invites involvement from Fiefield ISU and other interested groups, with radio coverage planned on KBRV.
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P and
Mary Lee Loosle
Ok Hotel
Grace Literary
Repreto
Plaoming
Suman
Southeastern
Idaho
Jude
Fiefield
Health Wanted Health Club Seeks Nurse Helper
A local committee searches for a health nurse to assist the Literary Club. Mrs Glen Allen has been serving since April 1 and the group seeks a replacement or additional help. Contact details reference 425 as the location.
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Glen Allen
Dunty
Allen
Aberdeen and Bear Lake Host Track and Swim Events
The schedule lists Aberdeen hosting a race at 6:00 p.m. and Bear Lake hosting events at 4:00 p.m. Also shows Soda Springs and West Side at home games and Terreton hosting Jefferson. Details are fragmented but indicate a regional high school meet and basketball fixtures across multiple towns including Bear Lake, Soda Springs, West Side, Highland, and Terreton.
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Aberdeen
Nake Riv
Bear Lk
Reshmen Éar Lake
Cutter Racers Elimination Races Continue This Saturday
The Rocky Mountain Cutter Assn traveled to Afton Wyoming and held elimination races on icy tracks. Only six of 24 races were won by local teams. Action resumes this Saturday in Montpelier to decide the four clubs advancing to the world championship in Pocatello during the last two weekends of March.
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Rocky Mountain Cutter Assn
Afton
Wyo
All American Assn
Montpelier
Pocatello
Lowell Smart
Steve
Jim
Dean Kunz
Lee
Orval Jensen
Careful Income Tax Filing Advised by IRS Official
Internal Revenue officials urge filing early yet careful. Tax returns now run through electronic processing with machine checks. Use pre-addressed forms or piggyback labels, follow line-by-line instructions, verify social security numbers names and addresses, signatures and calculations, save deduction records, and wait for Forms W-2 before filing if employed in 1968.
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Internal Revenue
TRS
John C Anduiza
Idaho Air Force Academy candidate named from Soda Springs
Jay Jeppsen, senior at Soda Springs high school, is among Idaho s top 20 candidates for admission to the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Selection relies on aptitude tests and interviews. two Idaho seniors will be chosen. Jay is the son of Mr and Mrs Claude Jeppsen.
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AF Academy
Soda Springs
Sen Jordan
Jay Jeppsen
Idaho
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jay
Claude Jeppsen
Farming Frontiers Day Spotlight at John Deere Event
John Deere Day on January 31 features Farming Frontiers 69 a program on farming business. Don and George Shuler of Shuler Bros host at Soda Springs with motion pictures on infrared farming weather modification and research. New 1969 farm equipment including John Deere 120 hp Turbo Built Tractor and Roll-Gard safety canopy are showcased. prizes will be awarded.
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Don
George Shuler
Shuler Bros
John Deere
George
Shuler Bros i
Soda Springs
Northwest Farmers Combine to Own Local Credit Bank
Farmers and ranchers in the Northwest completed a transition to ownership of their wholesale credit source as the Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association and 29 PCAs began operations as owner members. The move culminates government capital retirement by Spokane’s Federal Intermediate Credit Bank and builds a combined net worth of over 140 million with nearly 22 million in government securities held for reserve purposes.
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Idaho
Spokane Credit Bank
Pcas
Northwest
Hill
Northwest States
Farm Credit
Spokane
Federal Land Bank
Spokane Bank For Cooperatives
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Caribou County Sheriff's Mobile Posse Elects 1969 Officers
The Caribou County Sheriff's Mobile Posse held its regular meeting at the Court House. Jim Crawford was elected commander, Dennis Eggleston first lieutenant, and Kelly Izatt second lieutenant for 1969. Outgoing officers were Riley Harris, Ralph Reeves, and Paul Swain. A letter from the National Search and Rescue Assn. announced a roster of posse members for the Intermountain Area. Coffee and doughnuts were served.
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Caribou County
Caribou County Sheriff's Mobile Posse
Court House
Jim Crawford
Dennis Eggleston
Leutenant
Kelly Izatt
Riley Harris
Ralph Reeves
Paul Swain
Bob Rigby
National Search and Rescue Assn
Caribou Posse
Intermountain
Caribou to Send Three Men for January Induction
Caribou County men report for induction into the armed forces in January. Names include Stuart Duane Beins of Sandy Utah Roger Swain of Soda Springs and Earl Hansen Grace. They report January 20 for physical examination. Others called for exam are Clinton Bassett Mark Holsten Brian Mendenhall Larry Phelps Dorin Balls and Lawrence Croney, all of Grace or Soda Springs or Conda.
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Caribou County
Stuart Duane Beins
Sandy
Utah
Roger Swain
Soda Springs
Earl Hansen
Grace
Clinton Bassett
Mark Holsten
Brian Mendenhall
Larry Phelps
Conda
Dorin Balls
Lawrence Croney
Cisco Run Starts On Bear Lake
Bear Lake hosts its annual cisco run beginning 9 45 Saturday with the first fish appearing on the eastern shoreline. About 100 fishermen and Idaho game personnel were on hand to greet the event as ice restrictions ease this year. The run continued sporadically Saturday with a peak expected Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Bear Lake
Idaho
New Investment Club in Soda Springs Formed
A new group named Caribou Investment has been formed in Soda Springs. Interested individuals can join by calling Mike Merrill at 547-3684.
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NEW Investment Club
Soda Springs
Caribou Investment
Mike Merrill
Banks and PCAs Uphold Integrity and Collateral Quality
The report highlights strength in integrity and the high quality of collateral offered by the banks and PCAs. It underscores solid performance, stable reliability, and trusted practices across financial institutions involved.
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Pcas
Grace Art Exhibit Showcases Valley Landscapes
An Extension class from USA led by Prof. T. Groutage presents works by Caribou Art Guild members at Grace Elementary School. The exhibit runs January 22 at 8 PM, featuring landscapes and other expressive canvases created by local artists and community members.
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USA
T. Groutage
Groutage
Grace Elementary School
Caribou County Heart Fund Chairman Honored
Mrs Elaine Johnson of Soda Springs received a Certificate of Merit from the American Heart Association for outstanding service and public support to fight heart disease. Idaho Heart Association officials signed the certificate. Her Caribou County campaign raised 1275 dollars, a per capita 191 cents, ranking fourth in 44 counties. Nationwide totals reached 68052 in contributions and 12181 in Memorial Gifts.
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Elaine Johnson
Soda Springs
American Heart Association
Jesse E Edwards
American Heart Assocation
Roy O Shaub
Idaho Heart Association
Johnson
D “Tony” Kelly
Caribou County
Heart Fund
The
Heart Association
North Gem Voters Reject School Consolidation Plan
North Gem School District voters reject consolidation with Soda Springs School District 149 to 150 by 179 no to 127 yes, while Soda Springs votes 375 yes to 219 no. The plan originated in 1967 and faced county-wide options before final defeat.
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North Gem
Soda Springs
Grace
North Gemin
Bancroft and Soda Springs
Bancroft and
Freedom
Wayan
Gray
Seven Little Rebels to Open Here at Local Theatre
Soda Springs hosts the children's play Seven Little Rebels produced by the Soda Springs Woman's Service Club with Elaine Johnson reporting. Proceeds fund a new special education fund for Caribou County children. admission is 50 cents with payments due to teachers by Friday. The Rexburg based Rick College drama club travels to Soda Springs for two shows January 23 at 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The play depicts a settlement house and its residents fighting to stay open, led by Gerrie Monson as board president. Cast includes Ann Blanchard DeEtta Kemp Scott Lindquist Louise Olsen Dixie Stokes Bonnie O’Meary Jan Wells Kathy Spencer Becky Adams Patty Sessions Don Sibbett Tom Andreasen Michelle Algood Rich ard McClung and Francie Pattee. Assistant student director Frauncisie Pattee is listed.
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Soda Springs
Gerrie Monson
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Ann Blanchard
American Falls
DeEtta
Sally Stoker Dies in Soda Springs High School Senior
Word comes of the sudden death of Sally Stoker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Stoker, of Soda Springs. She died about 1 p.m. Wednesday at her home. Exact cause not known at press time. She was a senior at Soda Springs High School.
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Sally Stoker
Russell Stoker
Soda Springs
Soda Springs High School
Heart Fund support cited for brighter Idaho future
February remarks emphasize ongoing backing of the 1969 campaign and credit advanced cardiovascular research funded by the Heart Fund. Meg Johnson notes that the research will improve the well being of people in Idaho and Caribou County, highlighting the fund’s impact on public health and optimism for the nation’s heart care.
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Meg Johnson
Idaho
Caribou County
Heart Fund
Car Destroyed By Fire Saturday
A 1964 Oldsmobile owned by Robert Dehl was destroyed by fire Saturday evening. The Dehl family had returned home, parked the car in the garage, and soon found it blazing. They moved the car outside and tried three extinguishers, but the fire grew too large. Soda Springs Volunteer Fire Department extinguished it. Damage limited to the vehicle. cause appears to be wiring. insured.
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Oldsmobile
Robert Deh
Dehl
Soda Springs
Caribou Wool Pool Elects Officers
The Caribou County Wool Pool elected new board directors with terms expiring in 1969 1970 and 1871. Current president Joe Holbrook Bancroft and Bill Conlin Soda Springs faced term cycles while two new members will be announced next week. Last year wool pay weight reached 60 664 pounds with $28 050 paid by H Waterbury Co. Director activity from Tin County Wool Pool noted.
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Caribou County
Lanny Westerberg
Grace
Rae Sorensen
Bancroft
Joe Holbrook
Bill Conlin
Soda Springs
Wes Mules
Oscar Vins
Grays Lake
H. Waterbury Co
Tin County Wool Pool
County Court House
Bear Lake
Franklin
Caribou
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