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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
1
A joint meeting of the Bancroft School District and Soda Springs School No 150 discussed a potential consolidation study. No concrete plans or operations were approved. only a motion to proceed with a study was adopted.
A meeting for golfers to organize a league and select teams is set for Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the golf course club house. Interested players are invited to attend and join the planning.
Christensen girl from Soda Springs was taken to St Anthony hospital in Pocatello after a BB gun accident. Her mother Mrs Charles Christiansen thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and support as doctors monitor her eye outlook.
Soda Springs superintendent Ellis Williams announced Percy Benedict resigns as football and wrestling coach at Soda Springs High School. He will coach at Central Linn High School in Halsey Oregon and pursue graduate work at Oregon State University Corps. Benedict leaves after a 29 6 3 record with three district Class B titles and one Class A runner up trophy.
Bids will be opened at 2 p.m. May 23 for a five mile Riv erdale to Treasureton Summit project on State Highway 34. The plan reconstructs a narrow Preston to Grace section to 60 mph, width 28 feet, with deviations for flatter curves. The north end shortened about 15 miles to meet budget, with completion targeted by fall pending weather.
Two area residents became United States citizens at a naturalization hearing on April 26 in the Caribou County Courthouse Soda Springs under the Thirteenth Judicial District Court Judge Francis J Rasmussen presiding. Mrs Marilyn Pearl Forbush of Malad City and Mrs Sofia Maria Crane of Montpelier took the oath. they were introduced by Gerald L Crowley General Attorney U S Department of Justice.
Soda Springs city dog pound lists the dogs: a small black dog picked up on 3rd East Street near the high school a black sheep type dog a brown white collie type dog near Court Street and a Malmute. interested parties must call after 5 PM and adults only. After May 10 unlicensed dogs will face ticket and license charge.
Rod and Rick Davis sons of Ronald and Mrs Davis of Soda Springs won the Schwinn Sting Ray bicycle raffle at the Idan Ha Theatre matinee. Michael Leavitt thanked participants and Ern's Sport Center for helping make the event possible.
Dr. Emmett Herron, Caribou County Red Cross chairman since 1955, explains the Red Cross functions and the challenges to restarting the swim program. A public county meeting is set for May 8 in Soda Springs to discuss solutions and elect a new chapter board.
Grace school patrons in Trustee Zone elect one trustee on May. Qualified voters must be district residents and zone residents or taxpayers or spouses of taxpayers or guardians of a child under 21. Zone 5 covers the Central area north of Center Street and Max Rigby is unopposed.
The Idaho First National Bank marks its 100th anniversary, first opened May 15 1867 under a national charter. President William B Irvin notes the bank is the second oldest charter west of the Rockies and will sponsor anniversary activities in 37 Idaho communities through the year under the theme A National Bank 100 Years 1867 1967.
The Soda Springs Kiwanis Club held a Tuesday meeting at the 2 D Dining Room with 37 attendees including 15 Key Club members. New Key Club officers were installed: president Greg Lansberry, vice president Dennis Sluder, and secretary treasurer Robin Crawford.
Grace hosts Caribou County Fair Board meeting with about twenty attendees to organize committees for next year. Fair set for August 7 to 11 at the Fair Grounds in Grace.
Readers discuss the shift to mechanical voting machines and the impact on taxpayers. The note highlights concerns about costs, reliability, and the changeover process for elections. Officials defend the move as modernizing the polling system while preserving ballot integrity.
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