Cardinal Corner highlights school activities and events
Soda Springs High School Cardettes earned good to excellent marks at the Pacific Northwest competition. The district plans marquee lighting and marker painting, spring dedication, and sales of remaining Cardinal T-shirts. The school announces a March 28 29 play See How They Run and reports on FHA FTA conventions, and a Delta Kappa Gamma meeting with guest Kathy Hoopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs High School
Pacific Northwest
Don Sibbett
Alberta Christman
Sue Ann Alldaffer
Robin Crawford
Idaho Falls
Soda High
Philip King
FHA
FTA
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Karen Dredge
Susan Mendes
Boise
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Soda Springs
Cedar View
Kathy Hoopes
Bear Lake Junior High School
Clarissie Anderson
Vera Young
Melinda Sparks
Gertrude Freeman
Henrietta Hogan
Ila Wright
Deanne Findlay
Ruby Sorenson
Marguerite Findlay
LaReen Lowe
Minnie Madlock
Marva Mickelson
Mary Nielsen
Helen Whitman
Virginia Muir
Lula Williams
Rita Gorton
Lark Bateman
Pam Bennett
Lenna Payne
Janice Findlay
Colleen Johnson
Kathy Howell
Helene Irving
Ross Thomas
Greg Fugate
Tom Baker
Student Council Minute Led by Bette Burton
The meeting opened with minutes read by Bette Burton. The council approved a flag presentation plan and discussed presenting the flag to the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Burton
Justice Court Fines Across Several States
A list from a justice court shows multiple individuals from Utah Idaho Colorado Texas Nebraska and Oregon facing miscellaneous violations. Fines range from five to twenty three dollars including offenses such as speeding failure to display failure to register and obstructed view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford L. Frisby
Murray Utah
Pasing
Wendell Barkdull
Soda Springs
Richard P. Scesniak
Chicago
Ill
Marvin Long
Michael Hayes
Cecil D. Lloyd
Arch Moseley
Lubbock
Texas
Laverne W. Perkins
Commerce City
Colo
Lloyd Snyder
Omaha
Nebr
Speed
Richard Loertsche
Montpelier
Gary E. Aldrich
Inkom
Norman Coffman
Shoshone
Dennis Jacckson
Eugene
Oregon
Cougar harvest in Idaho sets year’s record and season notes
Idaho Fish and Game officers report 156 cougars killed last year the third largest since the end of the $50 bounty in 1959. Hunters led with 28 kills followed by 8 by trappers and 20 by other means. The piece covers predator and game classifications, protections for birds and big game, and salmon steelhead permit requirements for 1968 anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Boise
Bank system breakdown prompts orderly meeting in Idaho
Notice is hereby given that on April 25, 1968, at Soda Springs, County of Caribou, Idaho, before notary public Mrs. Joan Crane, 79 South 3rd East, Soda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
County of
Caribou
State of Idaho
Joan Crane
South 3Rd East
Soda
Bancroft City Council Sets 1968 Budget in Idaho
The Mayor and City Council of Bancroft Idaho approve the estimated general and waterworks expenses for the 1968 fiscal year with allocations for salaries, city services, park and hall maintenance, fire equipment, water mains and meters, and pump updates. The notice appears in the Caribou County Sun in Soda Springs as the newspaper of general circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Caribou County
Idaho
Soda Springs
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Cardinal
Pany
Preston
Alldaffer
Summers
Dennis Sluder
Mr. Long
St. Peter
Delta Kappa Gamma
United Presbyterian Women's Assn
Soda Springs Presbyterian Church
Christian Education
South Fork
Salmon River
Clearwater
Mountain Fuel Supply Company
P.O
Salt Lake City
Utah
Prs
R. Keith i
State
Reo
Christine
The
Art Ruger
Valdie McLain
Faye Clark
Perk’s Electric
MacKenzie Electric
Soda Springs Electrical Repair and Contracting
Justice Court
Sian Ay Ce “Chain Saw
MR Cole Vite
Cs Manetey
Tay Pet
CSO Rand
Caribou Motor
Soda Springs, Idaho
Fish and Game News
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Steelhead
Richard Armour
Mari
Ellis Higginson
Eva Davids
Las Vegas
Nevada
Miami Beach
Floris
Frontier Hotel
Rex’s Sales & Servic
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