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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
4
Chief of Police Dean Lloyd urges bicycle riders to stop using sidewalks in the business district citing city ordinance 10-110. Riders should stay on the correct side of the road with traffic, and curbside riding is discouraged. Summer curfew remains in effect with arrests and prosecutions for violators.
Taxpayers petition Franklin County authorities for a refund and cancellation of taxes in the Cleveland Cemetery Maintenance District. Residents urge the Prosecuting Attorney Dell W. Smith to action to remove two district commissioners deemed unauthorized. Merrill K. Gee hired to represent Smith in the case.
H. Russell Hunter of Grace will join the Federal Aviation Agency as an electronic technician after graduating from Idaho State College of Trade and Technical Education. A 1959 Wyace High School graduate and T and T electronics major, he expects to begin duties soon.
Larry H. James son of Mr and Mrs Sam James graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering Science degree in Electrical Engineering on May 25 from Brigham Young University after a five year course. He will work at the National Reactor Test Station in Idaho with initial training at the Materials Testing Reactor. He and his wife Pat Keller will live in Idaho Falls. Other local notes include graduations marriages and visits among Thatcher Grace Soda Springs Logan and Preston communities amid school elections and social events.
Thatcher and Cleveland four scouts earned Eagle rank at a Court of Honor led by Jim Elsmore. Rich ard Smith Robert Young Ronald Weight and Dean Manhart received badges. Max Smith and Bonarris served as warmasters. A quartet sang and prayers were offered as the ceremony closed.
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