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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
6
C Reed Ricks of Idaho Falls writes the Post-Register denouncing U S Vietnam policy. He argues restrictions limit victory and cites casualties and costs while urging public action and letters to Congress and the White House.
Miss Kim Ruger daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Ruger Bancroft attending ISU in Pocatello was tapped as a Chime during Mothers Day weekend April 29 She is a 1965 North Gem High School graduate The Chimes honor junior women for scholarship and activity with a minimum 275 average and a motto guiding leadership and worthwhile pursuits
A female student named Karen Hawker enrolled for the new term starting June 12 at Grimm's Business College in Pocatello. She is the daughter of Mr. Hawker and Mrs. Ledbetter of 1 Court Street Soda Springs and will complete the study program in April 1968.
The article argues land ownership in the continental U S is mostly private while a quarter is public. it urges soil stewardship, connects land to heritage and daily life, and credits private landowners as primary soil stewards. It ends with a note on Soil Stewardship Week and a short advertising anecdote.
War ner C. Mills announced liberalized rules allowing handicapped persons to become Port of Entry trainees in Idaho. Qualifications include manual dexterity for typewriter and devices, agility to inspect equipment and livestock, unimpaired speech and corrected hearing and vision. Applications due June 30 with starting salary of $413 monthly.
Field Archers held their annual turkey shoot at the Junior High School Gym on April 27, climaxing winter practice. Prizes go to the top three shooters by handicap with Lowell Thomas winning $7, Max Lewis $5 and Arlo Hopkins $3. The Carp Derby opens as legal waters begin, with a prize for the largest carp taken by a club member. Range cleanup and breakfast are planned for Sunday May 28 at the outdoor range up Trail Canyon.
Idaho Department of Commerce and Development will distribute 1987 state highway maps showcasing historic sites and scenic attractions. About 900 maps are mailed daily to 50,000 more people than in 1966, with requests from the United States, Canada, and foreign nations, led by educational institutions and vacation planners.
Wives are invited to attend the break fast event and may contact officers Lowell Thomas Max Lewis or Karol Stephens for joining details.
In 1986 Commerce and related agencies distributed 155000 units of funding across state and local groups including con libraries and business associations, with varied allocations reported by the agencies involved.
A fragmented report recalls a railway incident where a train entered a tunnel with a loud shriek and a voice cried its tomorrow amid brightness, leaving readers in a state of astonishment.
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