Election of Three File in Bancror City
Vague OCR snippet notes an election involving three files in Bancror City. No clear names, dates, or organizations are legible.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1973
Page
1
Vague OCR snippet notes an election involving three files in Bancror City. No clear names, dates, or organizations are legible.
Gracé Idaho native Bernie Maughan, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Maughan of Bancroft, graduated in business administration and left for a Central States Mission to serve as part of his LDS commitment.
Kindergarten begins Monday November 5 at the Junior High School. Registration runs October 7 to 20. Child must be five by October 15. Register by calling Sandy Scott at 547-3211 or Yvonne Sparrow at 547-3483.
Kristi Jenkins Grace becomes a junior member of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. About 18 400 youths are enrolled nationwide with eligibility for those under 21 who own a registered Holstein. Junior members receive privileges like registrations at member rates and progress reports without voting rights.
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Mr and Mrs Dean Taylor received word that their son Al Don Wheeler left Pearl Harbor in Japan. The family plans to join him sometime next month.
The Duren boys appear on the site cover highlighting their 4H lamb project at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot. The lamb shown was one of seven from Stockman’s herd and part of a September display.
The Soda Springs Chamber held a regular meeting to discuss a Chamber request to bring concerns to the Highway Board in October. Attendees urged Caribou County residents to contact state and local senators and representatives to influence federal land zoning outcomes.
Attend-parts show Mrs. Isaiah H. Jewell joining in the Eastern Idaho Southern Baptist Annual Association meeting held Saturday at the First Southern Baptist Church in Pocatello. Churches represented include Saint Anthony, Salmon, Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Soda Springs, Fort Hall Indian Mission and Pocatello.
The article profiles a safety official who led a team at Gay Mine with over a million man hours worked without a lost time accident. He graduated from Springs High School and Santa Ana Junior College, served seven years in the National Guard, and is now in his second term on a board. He is vice president of the Idaho Safety Council for Southwestern Idaho and a member of the ASSE. He and his wife Kathy and their children will relocate to Grandview, where the division's headquarters are located.
Charles Reagan manager of Johnson Slag Products is named for inclusion in the 1873 74 edition of Community Leaders and Noteworthy Americans. The biographical work recognizes citizens for their background achievements and service to others.
Idaho regional officials reported 53 local governments failed to receive quarterly revenue sharing payments due October 5 for missing three reports. Planned Use Reports due June 20 and 1973 Actual Use Reports due September 1 plus a 1974 plan due September 14 were not filed, delaying payments until they comply. some may receive November payments if they submit by November 1.
A compact note urges motorists to prioritize traffic safety, urging caution and attentive driving to reduce accidents. It emphasizes prudent behavior, especially in busy areas and near schools, with a historical tone.
EPA grants three southeastern Idaho phosphate plants extended deadlines to meet waste water discharge standards. Simplot, FMC Corp, and Monsanto sought delays at a Pocatello hearing on Aug 9. Extensions push Simplot to Dec 31 1976 and FMC to Oct 1 1975. Monsanto to Oct 1975.
Thursday event at Idaho Stake Center features Miss Zola Berlin an economist from Utah Power and March 1:30 to 2 30 p m.
Students planning college or other postsecondary study can take the ACT Assessment on five national dates during 1973 74. The first date is Oct 20 1973 with registration by Oct 1. The fee remains 6 50 and the test lasts about 3 45 hours.
Insurance provisions bar all bottles and cans at the snowmobile race ten miles north of Soda Springs on December 1 and 2. Past racer injuries spurred the ban, says race chairman Russ Westerberg of the Sno-Drifters. The group voted October 8 to spend 770 dollars to bring electric power to the Blackfoot River track. Grace Blatter Karla Hale Judy Hudesn Glenna Smith vie for Queen. queen chosen November 3 at the Snowmobile show at the Junior High School.
High school football schedule lists Soda Springs varsity hosting Malad Friday at 7 30 pm. Junior varsity plays October 13 at Soda 4 00 pm. Freshmen games set for October 11 at Soda also 4 00 pm and October 18 against Bear Creek at Soda 4 00 pm.
North Gem reports on October 12 event at Grace with match details and score notes. The brief highlights Grace hosting North Gem in a local matchup and mentions team involvement and location.
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