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Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1968

Page

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Escapees Recaptured After Grace Colorado Incident

Two teenage escapees from Inglewood detention home in Colorado were captured in Grace. Duane Thatcher, 18, and John Swan, 17, were booked at Caribou County Jail after aiding their capture with local police and a U.S. marshal. One boy was apprehended near a high school as a basketball game ended.

Ras Correction Institution Inglewood Colo Grace Walters Fowler Race Ros Cus A In Grace Abboy County U.S Ingles Sen Montpelier

City power failure notice seeks contact for emergency

City calls for call to City Superintendent Jack Miller at 547 3471 for power failure emergency. Dale Kirby at 4104 answers calls. Day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Conrad and Gale fers with sisters Judy and Rene listed.

Call City Jack Miller Dale Kirby Iday Conrad and Galefers Judy Rene

ICC to Hold Hearings on Train Service Cuts

Washington reports Sen. Frank Church and Idahoans protested Union Pacific plans to end Salt Lake City to Butte passenger trains 35 and 36. The Interstate Commerce Commission will conduct a full investigation, with Boise hearings requested on trains 17 and 18 and a second discontinuance of the Portland Rose.

Washington Frank Church Boise

Montpelier Highway Victim Garyn Lau 24

Garyn C. Lau 24 of Soda Springs was killed in a early Monday car pedestrian crash on US 30N two miles west of Montpelier. State Police say Lau walked into the road as Carl G. Erickson 33 of St Charles struck him after his car met a truck. Funeral Friday at 1 pm in Soda Springs LDS Fourth Ward Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery. He was born February 28 1943 in Santa Monica California and is survived by his parents a brother and grandparents. donations to Cancer Society.

Garyn C. Lau Elwin E. Lau Soda Springs Montpelier Lau Carl G. Erickson St. Charles Erickson Eighth Street Monpelier LDS Fourth Ward Robert Herd Fairview Garyn Cyril Lau Santa Monica Calif Elwin Ernest

New First Grade Teacher Hired at Thirkill School

Supt. Ellis Williams announced a new first grade teacher for Thirkill School who will assume duties Tuesday January 23. Miss Evelyn Thompson will complete her bachelor’s degree by end of the quarter and is a 1968 BYU graduate. She is a Spanish Fork High School alumna with training focused on elementary education for primary grades.

Ellis Williams Thirkill School Evelyn Thompson BYU Miss Thompson Spanish Fork High School

Idaho Bear River Water Users Assn Clarifies Last Chance Canal Officers Role

Letter to editors outlines how Franklin Bear Lake and Oneida County delegates, plus Last Chance Canal Co. officers, are involved in representing irrigation interests in the Bear River basin. It notes past invitations, county appointments, and officers named for Last Chance Canal Co. and Idaho Water Resource Board discussions.

Idaho Bear River Water Users ‘Association Last Chance Canal Company Idaho Bear River Water Users Assn Last Chance Canal Co Franklin County Franklin County Water Users Assn Canal Company Bear River Franklins County Lester P Sears Clifton Daniel Roberts Preston Theo Bell Joe Heden Perth Poulsen Weston Lloyd Christensen Mink Creek Bear Lake County Lewis Munk Don Rex Lloyd Smith Lloyd Dunn Reed Crane Glen Ward Bear Lake Idaho Bear River Water Users Assn John V. Evans John Roderick Louis Deschamps Charles J. Nielsen Moyle Facer Leonard Clark William G. Jenkins George F. Gard Ner Oneida Oneida County Bear River Basin Bear ‘Lake Franklin Caribou County Lowell Hansen Don Gilbert Merrill Hubbard Howard Thomas Idaho Water Resource Board Boise Idaho Bear River Water Users Agsn Idaho Bear River Water Users Association Evan Kackley

Heart Fund Goal Set At 600 For Caribou County

Heart Fund goal for Caribou County was set at $600 during a Boise fund raising workshop. Campaign chair Mrs. Doug Johnson urged residents to support Heart Month in February and Heart Week February 19 to 25 with Heart Sunday on February 25. A 100-strong volunteer corps is needed to cover the county, with recruitment already underway among local volunteers.

Heart Caribou County Boise Doug Johnson Johnson Dwight Kilgore Grace Raoul Wistisen Bancroft Doug Hogan Soda Springs Michael Leavitt Cal Coziah Odell Thomas Percy Norcutt James Parkhouse Jr W. Taylor LaVern Gibson Dale Bennett Heart Sunday

Grace School District Schedules $675000 Bond Election

Grace School Board votes to ask voters February 13 to authorize issuing negotiable coupon bonds totaling 675000 to fund a new Grace Elementary, remodel of Seige Elementary for grades 7 and 8, and construction of a 500 seat auditorium on the high school site. Thatcher unit to remain as is except student transfers.

Grace Grace School Board Thatcher and Palmer Supt Sterling Lyon Seige Thatcher

Church presses for workable phosphate mining standards

Senator Frank Church says he will urge Interior Secretary Udall to adopt acceptable reclamation standards for phosphate mined land. He argues profitable mining and conservation can coexist and notes proposed regulations from July were too restrictive and never took effect. The Phosphate Lands Conference, representing eight western companies, seeks clearly defined standards.

Washington Frank Church Stewart Udall Idaho Department of Interior Church Interior Department Phosphate Lands Conference Phosphate Companies

Snowmobile Sno-Drifters Rally Set for January 27-28

The second annual Sno-Drifters Race Rally gathers in Soda Springs for a two day event with cross country powder puff closed course and 4 mile oval races. Saturday features machine classification junior races and a racers dance at Stockmans Lounge. Sunday racing begins at 1 00 p m with location to be announced by local organizers. Contact Carroll Hildreth Steve Hildreth or Steve Hawker for details.

Soda Springs Afton Wye Stockman’s Lounge Carroll Hildreth Steve Hildreth Steve Hawker

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Hin W. Burns Butte, Mont Fown Aberdeen Soda Ings Snake River Snake Er Pocatello Cokeville Wyo Reville North Gem Cokeville, Wyo ICC Garyn Lau Thirkill Soda Springs Kiwanis Club Roy Traeger Arland Rasmussen John Maxwell Arnell Walker Vic Lansberry Roy Daniels Dale Erz Russ Hoffman Frank Mendes Reed Budge Caribou R. D. Palmer Educational Administration Department Educational Consulting Service College of Education Utah State University Grate Sen. Church Crosby
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