Caribou county hosts candidates for education forum
A candidates meeting organized by the Caribou County Association is set for Monday the 22nd in the School Auditorium. The event aims to outline views on education quality and funding. State contestants including Hatch, Doyal Stiles, and others are expected, with questions on public education funding and social security. Francis Rasmussen will host. Lt. Keller promotion to Captain noted as Air Force detail. Keller is with the 42nd at Loring AFB, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keller of Soda Springs.
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Caribou
Caribou County
Xor
Ecome
Calion
Herb
Hatch
Robert Doyal Stiles
Covington
Ancis J. Rasmussen
Air Force
Keller
Aic Air Command
Loring
A.F.B
Soda Springs
First Aid Instructor Review Course Slated This Month
A Red Cross First Aid Instructor Review Course for re-certification is scheduled for October 23, 24 and 26 at the Caribou County Court House in the second floor district courtroom. Sessions run 7:00 to 10:00 p m with no cost to participants. Max Mason will conduct the course, arrangements by Mrs. Van Collins, contact Mrs. Bob Bruce to pre-register by phone.
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Caribou County Court House
Red Cross
Bob Bruce
Max Mason
Idaho
Utah
van Collins
Blanche Pack Dies at 58 in Grace Utah
Blanche Beckstead Pack 58 of Grace Utah died Tuesday morning at Caribou County Hospital from a heart ailment. Born August 6 1904 in Salem Utah she moved to Grace in 1911 and married Elmo Pack in Soda Springs October 30 1926. Survived by husband one son Monte Ogden two brothers and three sisters and three grandchildren Funeral Friday 1 pm Banock Stake LDS Tabernacle Grace with Bishop John Thomas officiating. Burial Grace Cemetery.
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Blanche Beckstead Pack
Grace
Caribou County
Mrs. Pack
Salem
Utah
Alexander
Winnie Davis Beckstead
Elmo Pack
Soda Springs
Grace Second Ward
Relief Society
Monte
Ogden
France
Arnold Beckstead
Reva Wilkinson
Della
Evanston
Wyo
Delila Bells
Firth
Bannock Stake L. D
Tabernacle
Voters in Caribou County Get Sun Subscriptions
Caribou County voters are receiving copies of the Sun during the political campaign. The Republican and Democratic parties arranged for all registered voters to receive the paper, with the parties funding the subscriptions. Citizens are urged to read candidate qualifications and vote on November 6.
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Caribou County
SUN the Sun
the Sun
Sun
Nominees Named for ASCS Community Committeemen
ASCS announces nominees for Community Committeeman positions across four communities. A list includes Oscar Vias Ezra Lakey Richard Torgesen William Conlin Blaine Ponting G W Samsen Grant Lau Carl Robinson Bob Hines Claude Jeppsen. Ballots will be mailed to eligible voters on October 26.
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ASCS
Oscar Vias
Ezra Lakey
Richard Torgesen
William Conlin
Blaine Ponting
G. W. Samsen
Grant Lau
Carl Robinson
Bob Hines
Claude Jeppsen
Harry Ozburn
Elton Sorensen
Robert Torgesen
Vernal Hopkins
Thomas Hayes
Merle Cellan
Kenneth Chatterton
Harry Sorensen
Morrie Godfrey
Dean M. Lloyd
Orval Christensen
Roy Hansen
BE. T. Harwood
Audrow Gibson
Merrill Hulse
Howard Thomas
Lowell Hansen
Cer Hubbard
Wayne Peck
An Hogan
Doyle Argyle
Joe Holbrook
Milton Gilbert
Joe Eliason
Herman Post
Lu. Wilson
Einersort Ce Holbrook
Delbert Argyle
Richard Nelson
Annual Bull Sale To Be Held At Filer October 27
The Filer Range Bull Sale the largest bull sale in the Pacific Northwest will be at the Filer Fairgrounds Filer Idaho on Saturday October 27 sponsored by the Idaho Cattlemen's Association Colin McLeod Jr Caldwell Manager of the sale says over 200 Hereford and Shorthorn bulls aged 16 to 60 months will be offered. Breeders from Idaho Wyoming and Utah consign both horned and polled bulls to this 23rd Annual Sale Dorothy Gorton of Provo is visiting Soda with friends and staying with Mrs Hazel Ozburn and Mr and Mrs Ralph Gorton.
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Filer Range
Pacific Northwest
Filer Fairgrounds
Filer
Idaho
Idaho Cattlemen’s Association
Colin, McLeod, Jr
Caldwell
McLeod
Wyoming
Utah
Dorothy Gorton
Provo
Hazel Ozburn
Ralph Gorton
Mines Target For Reds at AIME Meeting
Roger V. Pierce, AIME president elect, warned that militant communism will seize mining interests if it gains power. Speaking to the Snake River subsection in Soda Springs, he cited Cuba’s takeover of multinationals as a pattern and said the mining industry is crucial to national security. Pierce noted Cubans turned against Batista amid reprisals and described Cubans as surprisingly receptive to communism. Heath Fowler presided. Clifford Hicks attended.
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New American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Soda Springs
AIME
Snake River
Trail
Roger V. Pierce
Salt Lake City
Mr. Pierce
Thay
Cuba
Freeport
Sulphur
Nicaro
Charco Redondo
Mines de Matahambre
Pierce
South America
Central America
Mexico
Heath Fowler
Pocatello
Report That Grace Boy Died of Rabies Not Confirmed
A Porca catello daily report claimed 11 year old Grace Windley died of rabies. Bryan Windley, the boy quoted by parents, prompted parents to contact Idaho Health Department officials who said the evidence was not conclusive and no official death notice had been made.
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Porcacatello Daily Ara
Bryan Windley
Grace
Tuerary
Turner Promoted in United States Air Force
Albert L. Turner of Soda Springs has been promoted to airman first class in the U S Air Force. He is a navigation equipment repairman with the 2nd Armament and Electronics Squadron and entered the service in September 1959. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert M Turner of Soda Springs and a Soda Springs High School graduate. Mrs Martha Maughan was a Sunday dinner guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy and family of Ivins.
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U. S. Air Force
Albert L. Turner
Soda Springs
United States Air Force
Turner
Albert M. Turner
Soda Sprigs High School
Martha Maughan
Guy
Ivins
Grace School District seeks tax inquiry into UP&L impact
Grace School District calls on the Idaho Tax Commission and U S Congress to investigate UP and L valuation practices harming district finances. Superintendent Hare outlines reduced district values since 1952, rising levies, and a $976 000 burden on taxpayers, urging a hearing and federal action.
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Grace School Board
Tax Commission
Up&l
Power Co
Toen
Vickery
Utah Power and Light
Ion
Weg
Schoel District
Johnson
Wwen
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Soda Springs Golf Club
Russell Stoker
Tom Kramer
Max Snell
Stan Matthews Sr
Brent Covington
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Can
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U. S
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Hare
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Elvin Hubbard
Alice Smith
Don Peterson
Alma Adams
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CPA
LP &L Voto U.P & L
Washington
E Farmer Remo
Boise
Federal Power Commission
Supt. Hare
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