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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
1
Salt Lake will host the Soda Teachers Association first meeting of the year. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium and features speakers including Valentine. Organizers plan programs of public interest and invite a fly to attend.
Text fragment notes Mrs La sworn in and mentions past mayors Thomas Ozburn Dr Al Stoddard Kris Phelps with service spanning nearly a year. A busin ska reference to James Bed and Sutton Bedingfield appears as partial, unclear details from the meeting recap.
Richard A. Bowman, longtime UP&L special salesman at Ogden, is promoted to sales manager of the Preston division covering northern Utah, southern Idaho and eastern Wyoming. He succeeds Burton C. Martin and will move to Preston with his wife Connie and their three children.
Mr and Mrs George Horner of south Bismarck North Dakota visit their son Mr and Mrs Ray Horner in Soda Springs during a family gathering.
Plymouth unveils the 1967 model year with redesigned Fury bodies, new high performance Belvedere options, and economy Valiants. All cars except Barracuda go on sale Sept 29 with Barracuda debuting in November. Changes include weight savings on the 318 Fury engine, revised six cylinder chambers, and a new 440 V8 for Fury and Belvedere. The Belvedere GTX joins as two door hardtop and convertible, plus a Sport Fury two door Fast Top. Robert Anderson says the lineup strengthens Plymouth in the low-price field and expands dealer offerings. Miss Sue Stoker enrolls at the University of Oregon School of Nursing.
Conrad Sanders of Soda Springs was elected to the Idaho Retailers Association Board at the annual meeting in Sun Valley. Officers elected include President Carl Aggers and Vice Presidents Wayne Hall Paul Ahlstrom Stewart Manville John Roper Clancy Stouffer Robert Farber Secretary Harry Burningham and Treasurer Frank Call. Governor candidates Perry Swisher and Don Samuelson addressed the meeting. Port of Lewiston Manager Carl Moore discussed Lewiston seaport. Employment Dept Assistant Director Lou Billington spoke on unemployment insurance. lawmakers Collett and Barlow joined J Tim Brennan on a panel about the Inventory Tax Repeal program.
President Wilford J. Dregde of the Idaho Stake invites Aaron ic and Melchizedek Priesthood holders in the Bannock and Ida ho Stakes to a General Conference Priesthood broadcast. The program will be heard in the new Idaho Stake House in Soda Springs on Saturday evening October 1 at 7:00 pm. All Priesthood holders urged to attend.
Registration for kindergarten classes runs October 1 to October 15. Children must be five years old on or before October 15 to enroll. For registration call Joelene Crouse, Charlene Clarenshaw, or Janice Clark. Teachers listed are Mrs Nathel Lau and Mrs Olive Kelly.
Detroit general manager E M Estes announced 1967 Chevrolet models including Chevelle Camaro Corvette and more with 400 options and safety features. Camaro offers multiple engines trims and 108 inch wheelbase with a coupe and convertible. New Concours Chevelle wagon adds wood grain trim and safety upgrades across all models.
The Soda Springs Lions Club will hold an Oct. 6 bulbs sale to fund Civic Improvement projects. President Orville Burt announced the drive, offering Project Paks at 2.06 dollars each with four 100s two 75s and two 60s, delivered to homes by club members.
Ford announces the 1967 line with major styling changes and the most luxurious interiors yet. The new models offer quieter rides, redesigned interiors, advanced safety items, softer suspension, and enhanced sound isolation with radials as options on large Fords.
The Ponderosa Inn near Soda Springs reports a break-in thought to occur between 1 30 and 6 30 p m Tuesday. An estimated 270 dollars was stolen including a cigarette machine juke box and pool table cash plus 150 to 200 dollar bills marked with initials displayed over the bar. Caribou County sheriff investigators pursue several leads.
Carlos Lowe of Grace retires after eighteen years on the Caribou County Selective Service Board the oldest member since the postwar reorganization. His resignation takes effect Sept 15 and a replacement will be appointed later.
Jim Hemmert son of Mrs Margaret Hemmert moves to the National Institute of Electronics to study drafting while Lonnie Johnston son of Mr and Mrs G A Johnston attends the Denver Automotive School. Both are roommates and have been placed in part time employment by their schools.
Announcement this week confirms a new 188 ft by 24 ft concrete boat ramp at the China Hat Dam. The ramp sits on the west side of the dike and was finished last weekend. It is now open for public use.
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