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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1968
Page
2
At 9 30 a m on June 22 a 1966 pickup owned and operated by Rolland Hall of Hall Sheep Ranch Grace ran out of control on a curve causing about 500 dollars in damage. The crash occurred seven miles northeast of Henry. Investigating officer was Ralph Marriott Caribou County Sheriff.
Funeral services for Rulin H. Skinner 47 formerly of Soda Springs were conducted Monday at the Soda Springs LDS First Ward chapel with Bishop Francis Rasmussen presiding. Skinner died in Los Angeles June 24 after a heart attack. he had lived in Hawthorne Nevada for five years and managed a grocery store.
The obituary notes a service with songs Rugged Cross It Is No Secret In the Garden performed by Arlene Smith Mary Christensen and Helen Rae Larsen. Charles Giles preached Lester Tremelling read the obituary Vaughn Smith gave the benediction Edwin M Smith led the dedicatory prayer Pallbearers Lionel Tremelling Virgil Roholl Kent Hansen Lavell Skinner Ivan Skinner Clyde Hamp Floral by the First Ward Relief Society Noah Smith president Military rites by Blackburn Call Post American Legion Jack Porter burial at Fairview Cemetery directed by Allen Funeral Home.
The Bureau of Land Management promotes the This Is Your Land campaign with Johnny Horizon litter bags to encourage cleaning up public lands in the west and Alaska. Idaho costs for dumping cleanup run high, with 150000 dollars for dumps plus 60000 for undeveloped sites, and 40000 for 2000 miles of roads.
Births include a Bancroft boy to Angus and Leona Twitchell on June 27 weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Admitted and discharged Kevin Schvaneveldt and Karen Schvaneveldt, City. Karla Schvaneveldt, City. Still confined Bartell Johnson, Georgetown. Laura Maughan, City. Kenny Thompson, Georgetown. Roland Peterson, Montpelier. Treta Petell, Grace.
The notice states that voting at the water bond election requires qualification and registration as specified, and that being a taxpayer is not a prerequisite. The document reiterates the eligibility rules and voting time references.
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission adopted a resolution opposing restrictive federal gun legislation. It argues registration costs could reach 1 to 2 billion dollars in the first year, compares enforcement costs, and contends gun controls do not solve crime. Chairman Dr. William Durbon of Moscow urges enforcing present laws and strict penalties for crimes involving guns.
The Idaho Department of Law Enforcement asks motorists to visit certified inspection stations now to avoid end of year penalties. It cautions drivers to ensure vehicles are safe before traveling.
Continuation from page 1 detailing Springs Idaho ex officio registrar duties. Registration allowed any day during office hours from notice day through the Saturday before the election. Additional evening hours 7pm to 9pm on the Thursday Friday and Saturday prior to the election.
Boise VA Center director Loryn E. Kopan urges veterans to include precise identifiers beyond names. He notes the VA processes over 150 million pieces of mail yearly and that duplicate names clog files. He urges including VA file or insurance numbers and full birth date, social security, service details when possible.
The Board of Trustees of District No. 150 Soda Springs Idaho invites bids until July 9 1968 for supplies including one year of gasoline oil for school use and coal cleaning oil for Grays Sa tary and Hooper Ave. The district may reject any or all bids and will open bids at the Howard Elementary School.
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