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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
1
The parade awarded winners across categories with scoring split among Theme Beauty and General Presentation. Judges allocated thirty percent to Theme and thirty percent to Beauty with ten percent for General Tey dpa.
Twenty eight young people from the Idaho LDS Stake joined 8500 dancers at the All-Church Dance Festival in Salt Lake City. From Soda Springs wards came Asin Norris Patty Hayes Charlene Johnson Tami Neilsen Jane Lindsay Helen Martinsen Kathy Johnson Judy Gunnell Melanie Hogan Julie At llef Joyce Argyle and others.
Idaho State Police will start using unmarked patrol cars July 1 in District Three Boise area to reduce traffic accidents. Commissioner Mills says at least one unmarked car will serve each of six districts as they become available. Governor Samuelson authorized the move amid criticism, Mills defends it as safety measure.
The float judging weighed 30 percent for Theme 30 for Originality 30 for Beauty and 10 for General Appearance. Mills cited safety notes and officer patrols as part of traffic enforcement. The district includes Custer and Idaho counties plus Ada Adams Washington Payette Gem and Canyon counties. CHURCH SCHOOL: CONCLUDES The Vacation Church School at the Presbyterian Church ended with a picnic. about 75 children aged 3 to 14 attended over two weeks and the offerings will aid the Heifer Project sending animals to improve farming in poorer countries.
At a Caribou County Pollution Committee meeting the group elected Doyal Stiles as chairman after rancher Dick Torgesen asked to be relieved. Grant Lau of Soda Springs was invited to join the committee. Mr and Mrs Jesse Long of Laurel Montana visited relatives in Soda Springs over the holiday and returned home Thursday.
Two bicycles owned by Ken Tramp 12 and Jimmy Tramp 10 in Soda Springs were found damaged Friday afternoon. Tires torn lights off and speedometers broken after youths left bikes briefly to search for bottles. Police urge anyone with information to contact Soda Springs Police or the Tramp residence.
Richard J Easterly, June graduate of Oregon State University, arrived in Soda Springs to serve as Wildlife Biologist and staff assistant. He is assigned to Grays Lake National Refuge and the proposed Bear Lake Refuge to study waterfowl and migratory bird life.
All 4H club members may attend a camp in Alpine Wyoming from July 12 to 15. The four day program costs 12.75 dollars covering transportation meals insurance crafts supplies lodging and a swimming session. Buses depart Soda Springs July 12 at 1 30 p m with Grace Bancroft groups meeting 12 30 p m at the high school. Registration and payment due by July 7. Campers return to Soda Springs about 4 30 p m July 15.
A cryptic note hints at a person who composes and performs own songs, praising himself as a likely standout figure in local music.
Governor Don W. Samuelson announced State Sen Herbert Whitworth of Bancroft as the new Idaho Office of Economic Opportunity director. Whitworth, 54, replaces Arvel C. Stafford of Boise and brings three Senate terms plus one for the House. He has been a Caribou County farmer and auto dealer, former Caribou Woolgrowers director, and president of the Portneuf Cattle Association.
County commissioners signed a contract Friday with Leukenga Construction of Nampa Idaho for the Caribou County Hospital project. The company has moved heavy equipment on site and will begin further construction after the holiday.
Civic floats were judged on theme originality beauty and general appearance with 30 percent for theme 30 percent for originality 30 percent for beauty and 10 percent for appearance. The results reflect judge scoring for the parade entries.
A Soda Springs letter to the editor thanks the community for a record parade. Charles Christiansen extends praise to floats participants, businesses, Grace and Bancroft, and organizers for making the event a success.
The First Church hosts a Bible School for students aged 4 to 17 with a two day prep event on Saturday July 7 and a full week program from July 2014 9 am to 12 pm at 901 North Rd East in Sodal Springs. Transportation will be provided for attendees without rides.
Mr and Mrs Duane Lallatia and their nephew Jimmy are spending the week visiting the Frank Aha Bak in Pilot.
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