Three School Boards Agree on Consolidation Study
A meeting of Soda Grace and North Gem school boards agreed to a study on consolidating the school districts. Each board will appoint members to the study and the State Board of Education will oversee the process. The exact timeline and scope remain to be finalized.
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Soda Grace
North Gem
nto OE
istrict
Soda
comlax Weaver
Reed
Stan Darius
Rasmussen
els
Grace
Edsel Prescott
JaVar Taylor
Max Rigby
Barbara Panter
serom
North Key
Ross Redford
Tolman
Radio tags track chinook salmon migration in Columbia River
Idaho and Washington fisheries officials study miniature radio transmitters placed in salmon stomachs and dorsal backs to monitor passage at locks and dams from Bonneville to Ice Harbor. The project, aided by the Bureau of Fisheries and state agencies, aims to quantify dam losses and fish movement on the Columbia and Snake rivers over about three months.
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James R. Graban
ing Satelites
Columbia River
fromeville
Ice Harbor
fishener
Washington
Idaho
Bureaucres Fisheries
Imbia
Snake
Penge
Reform of 1967 Swim Program by Cari Bou County Red Cross
In 1966 Red Cross Water Safety chair Mrs Balls resigns prompting a county review of the swimming program. The chapter urges community groups to take on large programming while remaining responsible for course outlines instructor training and certification without handling funds.
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Caribou County
American Red Cross
National Red Cross organization
Doris Balls
Russell Crouse
Marvin Watkins
Fishing contest offers weekly prizes at Sports Center
The Big Fish Contest at Era's Sports Center runs June 3 to weekly Sundays with prizes for the largest game fish recorded each week. The overall season prize goes to the single largest fish caught during the season. The note also mentions Idaho banking control law first passed in 1905.
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Era’s
Idaho
Summer Recreation Schedule Highlights City Activities
The schedule lists daily slots for girls softball archery tennis pitching grasshopper baseball and Little League games. Evening programs include city softball league pony league baseball and church softball with golf and bowling lessons and daytime activities like horseshoes and volleyball available throughout the day.
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Grasshopper
Restricted Night Driver's License Availability for Teens
Teens aged 15 to 16 with one year daylight driving privileges and few infractions may obtain a restricted night driving permit issued by the county sheriff for occupational necessity. A permit must specify occupation, route, and hours. any fault cancels the permit. Pozzolan, used 2000 years ago, is mined in Weiser Idaho by El Paso Natural’s Mining Division.
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Weiser
Idaho
El Paso Natural
Little League Schedule card for June July season
Schedule lists Monsanto, Horners, D D, Wells Cargo, City Drug, Fowlers across June 7 to July 19 with games on North diamond and South diamond. All games consist of five innings. Start times include 6:00 p.m. for games 1 and 2, with multiple matchups noted.
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Horners
Wells Cargo City Drug
Fowlers
dona
City Drug
Wells Cargo
Fowlers Monsanto
Fowlers D & D
owlers
Horner
Ci Horners
North diamond
South diamond
New Officers Elected at Idaho District YVFW Convention
At the Idaho District No. 7 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary convention held in the Memorial Building in Pocatello May 27 local residents were elected to office. Alfred MacAllister named district commander Floyd Langston district quartermaster Myrtle Campbell district Auxiliary junior vice president Ruth Langston district Auxiliary guardian.
Fourth Annual Horsemen Clinic at Bear Lake Fairgrounds
The Fourth Annual Horsemen's Clinic will be held June 23 and 24 at the Bear Lake County Fairgrounds. Sponsored by the Horse Advisory Committees of Bear Lake Caribou and Franklin Counties with University of Idaho Extension. Sessions cover basic equitation dressage and rider technique. Demonstrations by Mrs. Stanton B Coffin and others include riding balance packing a horse and Cavaletti work. Lectures on dressage gaits and rider posture to follow with demonstrations by Liza Peth Lynn Dodd and Dorothy Peth. Both days begin at 2:00 p.m.
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Bear Lake County Fairgrounds
Bear Lake
Caribou
Franklin
Agricultural Extension Service
the
University of Idaho
Stanton B. Coffin
John Dayton
Cokeville
Wyoming
Tennis Court Dance at Soda Springs Weekend Event
The VFW Post sponsors a weekend dance at the Soda Springs Tennis Court on Friday June 2 starting 8:30 p.m. with music by Ridgo Wilde and the Teiscos. No smoking or drinking permitted. admission at the door. Future dances may follow if this one succeeds.
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VFW Post
Soda Springs Tennis Court
Ridgo Wilde
Teiscos
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Patti Stoddard Graduation Hosts Note Attendees
Visitors at the Stoddards for Patti Stoddard’s graduation included Ella Whitehead of Pocatello and Bert Harrison along with Mr and Mrs Curtis and Mr and Mrs Waho Falls. The Curtis party stayed until Friday.
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Bob Stoddard
Patti
Ella Whitehead
Pocatello
Bert Harrison
yey rah tay Hot Curtis
Waho.Falls
Curtis
Bancroft Marine Killed in Action in Viet Nam
Mr and Mrs J Darrell Mc Lain of Bancroft received word from the U S Marine Corps that Corporal J Darwin McLain their only son was killed in action while serving in the Sith Engineer Battalion in Viet Nam Services will be held in Bancroft with date to be announced later
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J. Darrell McLain
Bancroft
U.S Marine Corp
Corporal J. Darwin McLain
Sith
Marine Corp
Viet Nam
McLain
Senator Church Urges Soda Springs Graduates to Reach for the Stars
United States Senator Frank Church spoke to Soda Springs High School Class of 67 on May 24 urging graduates to strive for their best. Student speaker Miki Lynn Bosworth, top of the class with a 2.397 GPA, discussed gratitude and future opportunities. Bosworth, from Houston Texas, is headed to Utah State University Honors Program with math as her major.
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United States
Frank Church
Soda Springs High School
Wed
Idaho
Miki Lynn Bosworth
Miss Bosworth
Hggh point
Utah State University
Jessie Tones High School
Houston
Texas
National Honor Society
ceived
Danforth
Vacation in Nebraska for the Duren Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Duren with their family left Friday for a two week trip to Rising City Nebraska to visit Mrs. Duren's mother Mrs Paul Duren. During their absence Sisters of the Holy Cross will reside in the Duren home to oversee the Vacation Church School at St Marys Church.
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NEBRASKA
Mir
Ed Duren
Rising City
Neb
Mr. Duren
Paul Duren
Durens
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Duren
St. Mary's Church
Local Girl Among U. of Wyoming Graduates
University of Wyoming plans commencement exercises on campus Sunday June 4 with 635 bachelor’s degree candidates. Arts and sciences leads with 187 majors followed by education 165 engineering 112 commerce 90 agriculture 54 nursing 19 and pharmacy 10. Among the candidates is Sadie Ann Tigert B A in arts and sciences daughter of Dr and Mrs Russell Tigert of Soda Springs.
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University of Wyoming
Laramie
arts and sciences
Sadie Ann Tigert
Sadie
Mra
Russell Tigert
Soda Springs
Elopement Shocks College Year One
A fragment notes a coed eloping during her first year, claiming she fled campus early in her studies. The terse account hints at romance and consequence within the student body.
Miller Named City Supt of Light and Power in Soda Springs
John C. Miller began duties May 1 as city superintendent of Light and Power in Soda Springs. He and wife Delpha plan to make the town their permanent home and expect to engage in local civic affairs. Miller is a Harr isburg High School and University of Oregon alumnus with WWI Marine service and has worked on sewage plants water treatment and underground utility systems.
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John C. Miller
new city
Soda Springs
Klemath Falls
Oregon
Northwest Construction Co
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Weyher Construction
Salt Lake City
Miller
Delpha
Presbyterian Church
Millers
New Farm Wheat Allotment Deadline Announced
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee chairman J Emerson Mabey urges farmers without a 1967 wheat allotment to contact the ASCS county office within the next month. Eligibility includes no wheat allotment on any farm, land and equipment readiness, two years of wheat farming in the last five years, and projected 50 percent or more of income from the farm. Formal applications must be filed by July 1.
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ASOS county
J. Emerson ‘Mabey
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
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ASCS
Seaman William H. Rausch Completes Training Aboard Okanogan
Seaman William H. Rausch, son of Mrs Ruth Jorgensen of Soda Springs, completed two weeks of amphibious training aboard the attack transport USS Okanogan at Buckner Bay Okinawa. The ship, attached to the US Seventh Fleet since late November, carried out exercises to maintain ready amphibious capabilities.
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OKANOGAN
William H. Rausch
USN
Ruth Jorgensen
Soda Springs
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