Precinct Boundary Changes Reported in County
Public notice lists precinct boundary changes for the county ahead of the election. Various precincts shift voting places and numbers, including Soda Springs, Senior High School, Court House, American Legion Hut, and Crow Creek Recreation Hall. Details identify new registrars and polling sites for residents.
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Iunty
da Springs
Regis
Ern Balls
Hazel Ozfathel Lau
Lloyd
American Legion Hut
Wayan
Regisayan
Ek Crecinct
Crow Creek
Freedom From Freedom Registraris
Caribou County Sun Subscription Campaign Ends Saturday
The Caribou County Sun concludes its subscription drive on Saturday May 21 with readers urged to sign up for ongoing daily coverage and community news. Local sponsors and staff promote the initiative at area events.
Pre-competitive Swim Program 2 launches at Lava Hot Springs pool
A new pre-competitive swim program for boys and girls opens at Lava Hot Springs pool this summer. Sessions run Saturdays and Tuesdays in June and July with 45 to 55 minute instruction blocks. Participants pay a $2 registration fee. optional AAU membership and travel/meet costs apply if advancing to competitive swimming.
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Lava Ing Pool
Lava Hot
Ram
Utah
Idaho
AAU
Lava Spa
Lava Hot Springs
Garbage Pickup Ordinance Enacted for Soda Springs
The Soda Springs City Council passed a garbage and trash collection ordinance to hire a single contractor to service the entire city and bill residents monthly through utility charges. The plan makes the service compulsory for all residents, even those who haul their own waste. The full ordinance appears on page A-2.
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Soda Springs
Thel
Saturday Last Day of Subscription Selling Campaign
The Caribou County Sun sponsorship drive ends Saturday May 21 at 5 00 pm All youngsters should check in to finalize commissions The campaign has been a success with many new subscribers and cash earnings for young salesmen If not contacted call your preferred salesman list of sellers and a health article notes pain in the body strikes the weakest point explaining headaches are common
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Caribou County Sun
Sun
Marc Holrock
Karen Alldaffer
Bobby Burnham Dennis Archibald
Craig Davis
Miles Stephens
Jerry Gorton
Jim Gorton
Ron Hughes
Linda Moore
Allen Lahman
Rex Bowles
Val Kay Bowles
Morris Call
Kent Williams
Becky Homer
K. C. Swain
Firth Man Named New Soda Springs School Superintendent
Ellis L. Williams chosen as the Soda Springs School District superintendent to begin July 1. He currently leads the Firth School District and has prior service as Rockland and Firth superintendent. Williams holds a BA and MS and has five children. His family will move to Soda Springs in the summer.
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Firth Man
New School
Ellis L. Williams
Soda Springs
Williams
Firth
Ronald Tippets
Idaho
Rockland
LL. U
Thomas, Firth
South Fremont
Registration set for 1966 Summer Recreation program
Registration for the 1966 Summer Recreation program will be at 11 00 a m Thursday May 26 at Soda Springs Junior High School. Recreation Director Robert L Youn will handle registrations with a 1 00 fee per person to issue ID cards for equipment. Coaches and interested helpers invited to the ball park at 5 00 p m May 26 for tryouts and assignments.
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Soda Springs
Robert L. Youn
Ball Park
Soda Springs High School Commencement Set for May 26
Soda Springs will graduate 53 seniors with Supt. Ronald J. Tippets as speaker and Class of 1966 presented. George Atwood to award diplomas. Sue Stoker and several honorees to participate. A reception follows the ceremony for graduates and families.
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Soda Springs High School
Soda Springs
Ronald J. Tippets
Tippets
George Atwood
Sue Stoker
Gregory Roy Walton
Nancy Lea Dalrymple
Heidi Marlene Weaver
Randolph Edward Scheffel
Brian Francis Daly
Martin Reed Balls
Michael Stock Fryar
Steven Grant Balls
Craig Miller Call
Linda Lea Largilliere
Linda Lou Wheeler
John Walter Bingham
Kamian
Robert Thayne Gentry Sonia Jeanne Gulbranson
Chester Dean Hawker James K, Hemmert
Jerrie Lonnie Johnston Gary Alan Kirby
Robert Verl Leavitt
Edwin Hale MacKenzie Judy Melvina Munro la Rae Panting
Sherry Ann Peterson
Barbara Ann Pilkenton
Joan Richards Merlyn
Robert Ringel
William Reed Rowberry Robert Leo Runyan Randolph
Edward Scheffel
Linda Lea Sibbett Deanna Kay Skinner
Shirlene Skinner Brady Clinton Smith Norman Lynn Sorenson Sue Anne Stoker
Julia Ann Stoor Russell Tigert II
Gloria Day Vonberg
Valerie Whittle
North Gem to honor Cleon Skousen at May commencement
North Gem High School announces Cleon Skousen as guest speaker for the May 26 commencement in Bancroft L D 8 Chapel. Twenty seniors graduate with talks by Valedictorian Jeanette Call and Salutatorian Ian Mabey. diplomas presented by School Board Chairman Date Yost.
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W Cleon Skousen
North Gem
Bancroft L. D
Skousen
FBI
Law and Order
Salt Lake City
Jeanette Call
Ian Marie Mabey
Supt
DeWayne Christensen
Date Yost
Fred Yost
Mary Edna Wolford
David Miles
Craig Redford
Steve Maxwell
Grace High School
Bannock Stake Tabernacle
Gay Bennett
Sharon Coombs
William E. Davis
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Thomas ©. Bell
Don Peterson
Bennett and Coombs
Mark Hulse
Karen Christensen
Karen Adams
Joanne Wright
Mark Gibbs
Peggy Mendenhall
Barbara Peterson
Patricia Harris
Clinton Bassett
ISU sociology student earns graduate assistantship
Idaho State University senior Brent B. Roper receives a 2500 dollar graduate assistantship for 1966 67. He will teach in the sociology department while pursuing his master's degree and has served as assistant and tutor in ISU sociology.
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Idaho State University
Dallas J. Reed
ISU
Brent
Roper
Grace
Arisong State University
Overpass Study for Soda Springs Faces State Review
The Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce completed a data report for the State Highway Dept on building an overpass over the railroad. They protest the region’s roads, detailing how Highway 30N and Highway 34 connections to Wyoming and Montpelier are deteriorated or misaligned. They urge action to improve access and reduce isolation for Southeast Idaho.
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Soda Springs
Wayan
Tin Cup
Montpelier
Georgetown
Wyoming
Preston
Cleveland
Springs
Idaho
Yeaiden
Moscow Flying Pea Weavils Visit Soda Springs
The Moscow Idaho Chamber of Commerce Flying Pea Weavils visited Soda Springs on a Tuesday tour. Thirty one members arrived in seven private planes, toured local points of interest, and joined a no host supper with Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis members.
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Moscow
Idaho
Ami
Fall of Pian Venience
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