Reed Budge leads protest against rail service cuts in Idaho
State Sen Reed Budge joined residents in Pocatello to oppose Union Pacific baggage service cuts on the Portland Rose trains 18 between Portland and Pocatello Den. The hearing in the Cosmopolitan Room at Hotel Bannock heard calls for restored service benefiting Soda Springs phosphate workers stockmen and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rte
Reed Budge
Pocatello Commission
Union Pa
Portland Rose
Pocatello
Den
Publi¢é Util.ioamission
Portland Pocatello
Portland Bose
Soda
Lucille Butterfield
Ivins
Bancroft
Caribou County
Soda Springs
Portland
Budge
Spokane
Boise
Blackfoot
WUC
Ralph Wickberg
Adult Education Typing Classes Planned at Local Schools
A Soda High School teacher, D Simmons, will start typing and typing and hand courses in January. Interested adults may contact Hooper School with name and address by Friday to join and receive details on credit options or reduced costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Simmons
Soda 193 High School
Hooper School
Duty to Award honors for LDS young men in Third Ward
The Third Ward honored young men with Duty To Awards for faithful adherence to church and Scout ideals. Recipients included Reed, Kenneth Atwood, Karl Wallin, and others, all active in Sun School Y M M L A and earning Class Boy Scout badges. The youth attended 75 percent of church meetings and activities. A program led by Ed Duren featured slides from Glacier National Park and a brief meeting scheduled for October 18 at the center with 30 members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS
Third Ward
Rey
Reed
Thomas
Kenneth Atwood
George At
Karl Wallin
Carl Wallin
Ith
Svua
Liong Club Firsday
Ed Duren
Jim F
Val
Isley
Robert Young
Gler
Selecher
Forest Service
Momd
Glacier National
Grizely
Charles Reagan
Grace Oct 13 Rockland 100 p.m Nimwspa peo lArk
Grace event noted in Rockland on October 13 at 1 00 p m with Nimwspa people and Ark presence. The fragmentary item records a local occurrence with named groups and a time reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRACE
Rockland
Crowded October for Idaho Hunters with Diverse Seasons
The October calendar offers numerous hunting options across Idaho. Fall steelhead and trout fishing rise mid month with seasons running through November 30. Migratory waterfowl open Oct 4 in 21 counties and geese season closes Jan 4. Upland birds and big game also have varied openings across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Leastern
Idaho
Lewis, Idaho
Nez Perce
Craig Mountain
Lewis and
Kootenai
Gooding
State
Helle Canyon
Salmon River Canyon
Charlene Sanders Brief Home Visit From BYU
Charlene Sanders daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Sanders spent the weekend at home from Brigham Young University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Sanders
Conrad Sanders
B.Y.U
Iye
Idaho Fish and Game Commission Sets 1970 Regulations
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission will set next year's seasons and rules at the Oct 22 meeting with a public hearing from 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. The new rules take effect Jan 1, 1970. The state widened fees including $1 permits for anadromous salmon and steelhead trout. Residents under 14 or over 70 may fish without a license if with a permit holder. Nonresidents under 14 may fish steelhead and salmon with the holder's permit. A one day tourist license is replaced by a $2 one day license. Local social note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Robert L. Salter
Idaho
Fowler Visit With McLains Noted In Bancroft
Mr and Mrs Jim Fowler visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis McLain of Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fowler
Gary
Brian
Lewis McLain
Bancroft
Kindergarten Start Date Backed By Soda Springs Schedule
Kindergarten will begin on November 8 in Soda Springs. Applications are being taken now by Pat Reeve, Audrey Nelson, and Mary Jane Lau. Registration deadline is October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Pat Reeve
Audrey Nelson
Mary Jane Lau
Opening Social in Third Ward Relief Society
The Third Ward Relief Society held an opening social on Wednesday evening October 1 at the Stake Center for their husbands. A turkey dinner was served by the presidency. The outgoing leadership received a gift for service. Music by Mary Christensen and Anna and Loretta Johnson accompanied fall decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward Relief Society
Stake Center
Hazel Bedingfield
Roberta Titcomb
Shirley Balls
Relief Society
Muriel Atwood
Mary Christensen
Aileen Hubbard
Janice Call
Anna
Loretta Johnson
DUP TO MEET Camp Meads Daughters of Utah Pioneers
DUP to meet Friday at 2 pm at Rita Gorton home with hostesses Inez Muir and Duluth Evans. Members asked to wear old shoes and bring another pair for indoors and park on side street if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DUP
Camp Meads
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Rita Gorton
Inez Muir
Duluth Evans
Tosoiba
Camp Tosoiba
Esther Wallace
BPW District Meet Held in Montpelier
Southeast District convention of Business and Professional Women met in Montpelier with clubs from American Falls Pocatello Soda Springs and Montpelier represented. Soda Springs members listed. National convention set for Hawaii in July 1970 and state convention for Pocatello in June 1970 hosted by Soda Springs BPW. Dorothy Adams Woman of Achievement attended and Drill Team from Soda Springs performed. Bear Lake BPW hosted the dinner with fall flower decorations and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional
Montpelier
American Falls
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Helen Kingeford
Olive Kelly
Lytha Bilis
Gloria Izatt
Virginia Muir
Della Huntenbeker
Dorothy Adams
Alice Wilson
Helen Leucke
Hawaii
BPW
B.P.W
Leah Anderson
Soda High
Rising City Visitor Sees Trio-Week Stay With Duren Family
Mrs. Paul Duren of Rising City Nebraska visits for three weeks at the home of her son Mr and Mrs Ed Duren and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Duren
Rising City
Nebraska
Ed Duren
Municipal Elections In County Will Have Full Slate of Candidates
Filing closed Monday to yield full candidate slates in Soda Springs Grace and Bancroft. Soda Springs mayor Chris Phalps seeks reelection against Dr. Allen Tigert with council seats filled by 2 and 4 year terms including incumbents Har Gunnell Max Hughes and others filing for seats. Grace incumbents Fred Van Vleet Kenneth Lloyd seek reelection as Vernon Johnson Harold Lowe challenge, Bancroft incumbents Ferrebee Butterfield Dale Welch face new bids plus Burt Barfuss Frank Barker Alton Harth George Jenkins Grant Hulse Hyrum McLain among others seeking council seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Grace
Bancroft
Chris Phalps
Allen Tigert
George
Arthur A. Kelly
Kent V. Lott
Grant J. Nelson
Vestal
Pat) Patterson
Bitton
Kelly
Ace
Fred van Vleet
Kenneth Lloyd
Vernon Johnson
Harold B. Lowe
Bancroft Bancroft
Ferrebee Butterfield
Dale Welch
Butterfield
Welch
Burt Barfuss
Frank Barker
Alton Harth
George Jenkins
Grant Hulse
Hyrum McLain
County Planning Commission to Meet Oct 15
The Caribou Regional Planning Commission schedules its regular monthly meeting at the Caribou County Court House on Wednesday October 15 at 7 p.m. All members and county residents with improvement ideas or questions are urged to attend and share views. Jehovah's Witnesses plan an assembly at St. Anthony's High School Friday through Sunday with the theme Lift Your Heads Up Because Your Deliverance is Getting Near from Luke 21 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
ST. Anthony
Jehovah’s Witnesses
So. Fremont
Local Residents Return From California Vacation
Mr and Mrs Conrad San ou returned from a week in Monterey and Carter California as guests of General Electric Company. Kirby and Judy Martineau with daughter Jennifer of El Segundo spent the weekend with them. The group visited Hearst Castle and did deep sea fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Sanou
Monterey
Carter
Calif
General Electric Company
Kirby
Judy Martineau
Jennifer
el Segundo
Hearst Castle
Candy Stripers Elect New Junior Auxiliary Officers
Election of officers for the Junior Auxiliary of Caribou Memorial Hospital resulted in Cheryl Watkins as president Lana Weighall as vice president Bonnie Weaver as secretary and Debra Bunn as treasurer The group known as Candy Stripers and Red Coats meets monthly at 4 p.m. in the hospital classroom It began in April 1969 with 34 members and now includes 27 youths aged 15 to 18 who volunteer about 1 223 hours by Oct 1 1969 The newly elected president had 111 hours of hospital work The group assists nurses delivers flowers and mail runs errands and helps in the nursing home and on the medical floor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Bonile Weaver
Debre Bunn
Lana Waighall
Cheryl Wetkins
Cheryl Watkins
Lana Weighall
Bonnie Weaver
Debra Bunn
Red Coats
Enrollment dips slightly in district figures for 1969
District tallies show overall enrollment at 1261 for the year 1969 with grade totals listed from first through senior high. The report cites September 12 as the date and notes a district wide drop compared to 1967 and 1968 figures. Camp Toshiba set for October 10 with Esther Wallace hosting and oil on Street precautions advised.
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Hotel Bannock
Bouse
Duty toAward
SCLUB
Upior High School
Vintad
Here
National Newspaper
Commission
oMr
Dallas Popa
Parma
Popa
Esther Thames
Jay Capener
Capener
BPW Club
County Planning Commission
ABC
Ellis Williams
Eiacens
Star Vi
Wyo
Sound
Summers
Tipton
Whitworth
Neff
Stegle
Brown
Sibbett
Young
Davis
Robinsbsy Ae
Jensen
Curtis
Panting
Johnson
Ringé
Pugmire
Rasmussen
Balls
Findlay
Moore
Viehweg
Wood
Taylor
Grays Lake
Han Ae
Enaum Nt
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