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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
1
Caribou County Wool Pool sold 5600 slegs for 300.5010 per pound on Saturday. Buyer was Prouvost Le fabvre and Co Inc of Boston represented by Scott Smith of Salt Lake City. Other bids were 4918 4817 and 4580. The contract calls for acres wool price.
The Southeastern District Health Department holds a May 4 immunization clinic in the Public Health Nurse's Office at the Courthouse in Soda Springs from 8:00 to 9:30 am. No charge. Infants aged 1 to 2 months may begin immunization. Vaccines available include DTP, polio, measles rubella mumps and other standard vaccines.
Twenty years ago many people dreamed of earning the salary they cannot live on. The remark reflects enduring concerns about wages and cost of living in the era.
A year end notice from Argyle Grace telephony clarifies that Grace subscribers could dial long distance calls. The district manager says an error in the year end release claimed Grace had direct DDD. actual figures show 933 telephones, up 10 since 1971 year end.
A quip asks why Swiss cheese has many holes while limberger needs ventilation. It plays on industrial aroma and cheese characteristics without factual claims.
Cancer Drive activity begins in May with a meeting of cancer workers to motivate donations. Residents contribute to the Cancer Society as educational materials and ongoing research support efforts to control cancer.
The University of Utah Oratorio Choir with string support and soprano and tenor soloists will give a free concert on Friday April 28 at 8 00 PM in the Bear Lake Tabernacle Paris. The group toured Europe last year earning strong praise and will showcase its refined acoustics in a well suited venue. All music lovers are invited regardless of Concert Association membership.
Mrs Clifford Hopkins and her four children from Hyrum Utah spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Lyman Martineau and also called on her husband's parents Mr and Mrs Al Hopkins in Soda during the trip.
A fragmentary note indicates a college in Salt Lake City where an educator taught for eighteen months. In 1971 he accepted the position of principal at Grace High School and was connected to the Idaho Education Association convention in Boise.
Twelve participants are selected for an 81 hour EMT program hosted at Caribou Memorial Hospital April 25 to May 6. The course is run by Lode Springs Joint Schools District 150 with State Vocational Education and Idaho Health Department support.
Prenatal classes planned for the area by Southeastern District Health Department will start May 3 at 1 30 p m at Caribou Memorial Hospital Soda Springs. Informal discussions cover anatomy physiology nutrition labor delivery and newborn care. For more information call Mrs Rosemary Hoffman RN Caribou County Public Health Nurse at 547 4376.
A luncheon on April 18 at Mrs. Nils Hogan's home honored Mrs. Deonne Smith the former Deonne Findlay, a former Soda Springs resident now living in Marshall Minnesota. Attending were Soda Springs residents Mrs. Connie Ozburn Verla Ayers Virginia Hamp Audrey Valentine Darlene Davis and Mrs. Dia Roholt of Grace.
Mr and Mrs Irving Norcross and Mr and Mrs Jay Hale of Soda Springs started a trip to Italy on April 10. They flew from Pocatello to Salt Lake City then Chicago and joined a tour group to Rome. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company sponsored the voyage as a sales reward.
Winona Lowe and Stan Patterson at Grace High School helped secure a $50,000 grant from the State Department of Education for a three year bibliographic guidance program at the Challis Media Center. The grant includes $40,947 in federal funds to expand the library with more books and support a reading guidance counselor, a guidance counselor, and part time psychologist services. The program will test secondary students to identify needs and tailor reading plans accordingly.
Soda Springs Second Ward held its April 18 speech festival at the Stake Center under director Mrs. Bob Rigby. Lyle Clark led the event with Wade Harris presenting the player and Denise Stoor the MIA theme. Contestants included Sue Allred and others. musical numbers featured a male octet a female sextet and an organ and piano duet.
The railroad petitions the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to close its Grace and Bancroft agency stations citing public convenience and necessity as the basis for the action.
The Caribou County Law Enforcement Group met on April 18 for a luncheon at Cedar View. Prosecuting Attorney Gary Williams and Robert W. Bennett spoke on Supreme Decisions on Drug Abuse Appeal. Attendees included Earline Rose Janiece Esther Stoddard Steve Chatterton Jerry Wilda Kelly Kzatt Perry Johnson Robert Rasmussen Blynn Wilcox Magistrate Genevieve Young Harry Peterson Herb Walters Darrell McLain Joe Banks and Lt Monahan who announced a forthcoming Asap Program session.
Verlin Poulsen hosted Bob Rigby and his wife at a Cedar View Club steak dinner this week. The event celebrated 37 years of steady patronage by Rigby at the Poulsen Barber Shop, a gesture Tearle Athay offered to match.
Larane Barker and her mother Mrs Ann Barker received certificates while Bishop Lymm Barnes announced winners Leslie Aland and Dean Barker in a ceremony. Glerm Bar-
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