Fourth of July Foot Race at Springs Open After Open Pace
A Fourth of July foot race to be held in Springs unfolds with Kenneth Fowler and Jack Miller overseeing, starting after the Open pace and near ysba Lanes bowling alley. One mile, open to all ages, with prizes from local sponsors including malted milks, season passes, and a large trophy. Registrations close July 2 at the Recorder's office or City Hall.
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Kenneth Fowler
iy Recorder
Jack Miller
prunes
x and Electricity
ysba Lanes
Shuler Bros. Co
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lajon
Soda Builders Supply
Lallatin’s et
Fowler
Shuler Brothers
ty Recorder's office
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Recorder's Office
High Toll from One- Vehicle Car Crashes
State Superintendent L Clark Hand warns Idaho roads see alarmingly many one vehicle fatal crashes far exceed multi vehicle totals. He cites radar patrols and safety education while urging drivers to stay alert and rested to prevent deaths. The record notes nine fatal crashes since June 10 involving one or more deaths, detailing affected families and travel to Salt Lake.
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Idaho
L Clark Hand
Hany
Nand
New Playground Equipment Installed in City Park
A new Outdoor Giant Muscle Man play unit was installed in the city park under Jack Miller supervision. Built by Game Time Equipment Co of Litchfield Michigan, it cost the city 198.00 dollars not including freight. The park remains a popular spot for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miller
Game Time Equipment Co
Litchfield
Michigan
Union Pacific Says Taxes Rise In 1967 in Idaho
Union Pacific official T J Bryant says 1967 railroad property taxes in Idaho rose 12 percent, higher than the state average. He notes railroads are taxed on 31.75 percent of value and urges fiscal restraint, urging citizens to participate in budgeting and hearings. County Treasurer Doris Irving received $83 084 as second half payment of the $164 168 tax bill.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho
T. J. Bryant
Salt Lake
Soda Springs
Caribou County
Bryant
Union Pacific
Mr. Bryant
Doris Irving
D. O Smith
Ydaho
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Open House on 60th Anniversary and 80th Birthday
The Porter family of Preston honors Mr. and Mrs. FE. S. Porter on their 60th wedding anniversary and his 80th birthday with an open house on Saturday June 22 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Franklin LDS Stake House in Preston. The family requests no gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. S. Porter
Preston
Franklin L.D.S. Stake House
Marriage Licenses Reported in Soda Springs
On June 12 Jack L. Evans 21 and Evelyn Holston 20 of Soda Springs obtained a marriage license. On June 13 Ronald E. Perkins 18 and Wendy Turner 16, both of Soda Springs, also received licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Evans
Soda Springs
Evelyn Holston
Grace
Ronald E. Perkins
Wendy Turner
Monsanto Officers Visit Soda Springs for Recreation Funds Allocation
Charles H. Sommer and John L. Christian led a Monsanto delegation visiting Soda Springs on June 12 to review Idaho’s recreation fund allocations from the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Vernon Rich outlined approved Fish and Game projects including Winchester Lake land, deer and elk winter range, and various access and game range acquisitions. The program operates as a 50-50 federal matching plan with funds split between states and federal agencies, guided by need and federal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Woodworth
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Ernest Day
State Parks Board
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Monsanto
Soda Springs
Idaho
Charles H. Sommer
Monsanto Company
John L. Christian
W. Robb Nisbet
Inorganic Chemicals Division
Joe L. Whiteside
Phosphorus
federal Land and Water Conservationy Fund
fuitive
State Park Board
Seattle
Vernon Rich
Rich
Fish and Game Department
Winchester Lake
Boise River
Idaho suspends 312 motorists in May total reaches 1463
Driver Improvement Division of the Idaho Department of Law Enforcement suspended 312 licenses in May, including 51 out of state. Ada County led with 40 suspensions, while counties like Twin Falls and Nez Perce saw large DWI totals. One driver faced consecutive suspensions totaling 12 months for both DWI and driving on a suspended license.
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Department of Law Enforcement
Paul R. Hale
Hale
India
Ada
Ada County
Twin Falls
Nez Perce
Canyon
Bonneville
DWT
Bannock
Elmore
Caribou County
Visit Notes From Coalville and Sargent Family Guests
Mr and Mrs K G Balls were hosted by Mr and Mrs Al dred Wilde of Coalville Utah and their daughter Louise. Also visiting were Jolene Sargent, granddaughter and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sargent.
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K. G. Balls
Aldred Wilde
Coalville
Utah
Louise
Jolene, Sargent
Ralph Sargent
Death Calls Grace Matron 84
Funeral services for Laura G. Adams 84 of Grace will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the Bannock Stake Tabernacle in Grace. Adams died Tuesday morning in an Idaho Falls rest home after a stroke. Friends may call at Allen Funeral Home Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and after 10 a.m. Friday at the tabernacle.
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Laura G. Adams
Grace
Bannock Stake Tabernacle
Paul Family Honors Father's Day in Brigham City
Mr and Mrs Jerry Paul gathered with the Paul family in Brigham City on Sunday to enjoy dinner at Maddox and celebrate Father’s Day with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Paul
Paul
Brigham City
Maddox
Grace School Board Is Reorganized
Grace School Board holds annual meeting in June for the 1968 69 year. New members Dean Burton and Harold Varley sworn in by J B Eliason. Orval Christensen elected chairman with Harold Varley as vice chairman. Staff contracts approved and positions filled except one Sixth grade teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace School Board
Dean Burton
Harold Varley
J B Elinson
Orval Christensen
J. B Eliason
Clinton Peck
B.Y.U
Heber Bingham
David Poulton
Maxine Wilker
Palmer
Grace Elementary
Grace
Thatcher
Telluride
Grace Students to Enter Outdoor Education Pilot
Twenty Grace School District seventh grade pupils will join a four week outdoor education program starting July 1, 1968 under Title III funding. Gene Millward leads with Jenann Egbert assisting for local exploration, culminating in a Cathedral Pines resident camp near Ketchum. A third space remains for applicants. contact Gene Millward at Grace High School.
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Grace
R. B. Palmer
Gene Millward
Jenann Egbert
Cathedral Pines
Ketchum
Kim Wright
LaDean Burton
Leland Egbert
Kim Spencer
Marsha Burton
Justin Campbell
David Parkhouse
Susan Christensen
Beau Hull
Steven Condie
Ricky Hale
Scott Hubbard
Bonnie Lloyd
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Grace High School
Thomas Berg Named Hall of Fame Coach at Gallaudet
Thomas Berg assistant dean of students and track coach at Gallaudet College Washington DC has been chosen for the Hall of Fame of the American Athletic Association of the Deaf The induction occurred at the association's March meeting in New York City Berg the 14th coach honored and second from Gallaudet holds the college javelin record and has coached at the Maryland and Idaho Schools for the Deaf He led US track teams to victory in Milan 1957 and Helsinki 1960 He is married to Betty Hogan of Bancroft and they have three children
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Thomas Berg
Gallaudet College
Washington, D.C
Nelson Hogan
Bancroft
American Athletic Assn
association
New York City
AAAC
Berg
Gallaudet
Maryland School for the Deaf
Idaho School for the Deaf
Gooding
Rockne Club
Kansas City
U.S
Milan
Italy
Helsinki
Finland
Betty Hogan
Fredrick Nelson
David Olof
Jennifer
Washington State School for the Deaf
Fourth of July celebrations take shape in Springs
Springs plans a full Fourth of July program with Lions Club breakfast from 6 to 9 am, a 9:30 parade lineup, a 10 am children's parade, and an open trophy foot race. Prizes total 25 and 15 dollars per division for organizations, industry, business, and churches. Float registrations close July 1 at KBRY. coordinators include Jake Tennant and Phyllis Flake. Bands urged to practice starting June 24 at the junior high band room.
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Springs
t Lions Club
Miller-Fowler
KBRY
Union Pacific R R Receives Public Safety Activities Award
Union Pacific Railroad was named by the National Safety Council as one of 13 North American railroads winning its 18th annual Public Safety Activities Award for 1967. The recognition covers off the job safety programs defensive driving education and collaborative safety outreach with local councils civic groups and public information work.
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Union Pacific Railroad
National Safety Council
United States
U.P
Attendees at Education Week in Montpelier
A large Soda Springs group joined Education Week activities in Montpelier last week. Participants include Carol Biorn Janice Clark Golda Giles Pat Viehweg Diana Sharp Janet Harris Linda Anderson Norma Vance Gloria Barnes Norma Rasmussen Kent Lott Dr Stan Darius Jerry Bennion Muriel Atwood and Bishops Max Christensen and wife. A Dorcas Circle met Thursday evening at Velma Winward’s Grace home with Shirley Coziah leading the lesson and Mrs Winward giving the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Carol Biorn
Janice Clark
Golda Giles
Pat Viehweg
Diana Sharp
Janet Harris
Linda Anderson
Norma Vance
Gloria Barnes
Norma Rasmussen
Kent Lott
Stan Darius
Jerry Bennion
Muriel Atwood
Bishop
Max Christensen
Dorcas
Velma Winward
Grace
Shirley Coziah
Winward
Scholarships Offered at BYU Attract National Applicants
Brigham Young University announces full tuition scholarships awarded to Sharlene Sanders Randall Bolton Charles Fryar and Elizabeth Burton. BYU, located in Provo Utah, funds hundreds of four year and renewable awards for top students nationwide with honors program entrants scoring in the 98th percentile. Idaho advisor Mr Gordon Frederickson can be reached at 5474556 for inquiries.
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Brigham Young University
Sharlene Sanders
Randall Frank Bolton
Charles Frank Fryar
Elizabeth Ann Burton
BYU
United States
Provo
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints
Gordon Frederickson
Idaho
Frederickson
Fish Contest Winners Week of June 9 and 16
Week of June 9 prize goes to Jack Cook of Soda Springs for a 4 lb 15 oz fish. Week of June 16 winner is Armenta Hawes of Downey with a 6 lb 5 oz catch.
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Jack Cook
Soda Springs
Armenta Hawes
Downey
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Dora Hughes
Phyllis Flake
Bonnie Summers
Karl Elliot
Bob Summers
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