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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1976
Page
1
May 21 concert at Soda Springs High School marked the occasion with a curated song selection that boosted the event’s spirit and success. Organizers invited a balanced blend of melodies, contributing to a contagiously uplifting atmosphere.
A community drive encourages volunteers to reach out at homes to support a Children's Fund. Messages urge tall stands for future children and ask families to contribute to the program through donations and volunteering.
Don Lilley seeks a seat on the Soda Springs School Board. He is identified as a testing candidate with an engineering background and two years of community work toward upgrading the local school system. He has served as Scoutmaster and Assistant Scoutmaster in the Boy Scouts of America.
Vague OCR text outlines a school trustee election at Hooper Elementary with voting at the East entrance. It names Donald Liz Walker and asks qualified electors to contact Clerk JPS Woodall with questions.
Invites open for the County Talent Show on May 28 to gain self confidence as participants perform before an audience. For more information contact E 2782.
Connie Jovick, a North Gem kindergarten instructor, plans a district program for five year olds by October 15. Parents of eligible children are invited to join this summer to help prepare them for full day kindergarten. The session runs Friday mornings from 10 to 11:15 for district children turning five by October 15.
Utah Power and Light announces two promotions at its Bear River hydrostations. Jr. Golden Haight becomes Grace District superintendent, succeeding Paul Rasmussen who died. D. Bases moves to Oneida Plant replacing Ashworth as supervisor, with Hansen elevated to lead at Grace Ashton and Oneida plants. Roholt previously Grace first operator now to Ing supervisor, after roles at Ashton and Oneida.
Stake President Willis R. Burton announces Elder Mark E Petersen and Elder G Smith will be special guests at the Soda Springs Idaho Stake Conference. Executive Secretaries Clerks and wives will meet at 8 am, youth invited. Petersen and Smith speak at 10 am Sunday morning for all members to attend.
About 1 057 candidates from the University of Idaho will receive degrees in the Best commencement exercises Sunday morning May 16. Eight hundred seven will take bachelor’s degrees 172 master and doctoral degrees and 78 juris doctor degrees. Randall C Budge Taris Doctor of Soda Springs also among graduates.
The NABA group met with hostess Jennifer Harriman as president Hazel Bedingfield led the session. Refreshments were served as attendees Jaye rs Wes prizes, ee eee Young, Iyar and Rhoda Allen took part.
Bonnie Farrow, Soda Springs High School senior, won the Miss Caribou County title from 17 entrants. She earned 500 in scholarships and a trophy from Dick Pilgrim Chevrolet, with donors including Beker Industries Monsanto First Bank Grace and others. Linda Simonson placed first runner up with 300, and third place went to Suzanne Christensen.
Soda Springs Mountain Bell employees invite the public to a centennial celebration tonight May 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the telephone building 41 West First South. Exhibits office tours and refreshments will be provided to showcase the telephone system’s intricate equipment.
Soda Springs Mayor Milton B Gambles declares May 17 to 21 as Clean Up Week urging residents and groups to beautify the city and lots. Large items like stoves and furniture will be picked up curbside. old car bodies collected free during the week but charged after May 21. Call City Hall at 547 3465 for arrangements. All trash must be out by 8 am on pickup day.
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet Friday May 14 at 2 p.m. at the home of Elsie Petersen to conduct their gathering and discuss chapter affairs.
Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Plant opens at 208 West Maple in Pocatello. It accepts all aluminum beverage cans and light household aluminum, paying collectors 15 cents per pound. Hours are Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Time is running out to register to vote in Idaho's first Presidential Preference Primary. May 14 is the last day with precinct registrars, while May 19 is the deadline at the County Clerk's office open until 8 p.m. Voting occurs May 25.
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