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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1976
Page
1
The issue funds will be used to retire all outstanding bank loans incurred mainly for the companys construction program. Goldman, Sachs, and Co. and Robert W. Pas t and Co. are involved in the offering with a due date of March 15, 1994.
The third ISU Jazz Night was held Monday April 19 at 8 15 p m in Goranson Hall Idaho State University Fine Arts Building by the Department of Music The program featured the ISU Jazz Vocal Ensemble directed by Larry Snider and the ISU Jazz Lab Band directed by David Missal The Vocal Ensemble performed a wide range of vocal charts and the Lab Band presented arrangements by Stan Maynard Ferguson Thi and Rich Shhanklin Members of the Vocal Ensemble included Mabey Bancroft Lourdersen Soda Springs Van Lindsay Soda Springs
The Southeastern District Health Department will hold an immunization clinic on Thursday May 6 from 8 to 10 a.m. in the Public Health Nurse's office at the courthouse. Infants to adults may attend with no charge. Vaccines include diphtheria pertussis tetanus polio for children and adults. red measles rubella and combined vaccines. For details call the Public Health Nurse at 5474375.
Daniel Roberts of Preston Idaho declares his candidacy as a Democrat for the Idaho Senate District 32 in the upcoming August primary. He cites family tradition and pledges to represent voters, aims to attend the Idaho State Democratic Convention in Twin Falls June 16 to 18, and notes prior service on Preston planning and zoning commission along with a Utah-based extended family.
Caribou County and Bear Lake County health and welfare departments plan to install emergency equipment inside ambulances. The package includes extrication tools and radio gear to improve response capabilities.
A meeting will be held Monday May 10 at 7 30 p.m. at Hooper School to form a local Art Guild in Soda Springs Montpelier area. The group seeks to unite talented individuals and elect officers to promote arts as a community asset. Contact 847 1218 for details.
Montpelier High School English instructor and wrestling coach Steve Young will bring the message at the Christian Men's Fellowship Breakfast this Saturday May 1 at 8 a.m. Attendees are invited to bring a friend.
Brook is the fop rth Gem senior ili repreentois salutatorian. Brenda is editor of the Gem yearbook this year and a member of Pep Club Lariettes and the school paper staff. She also serves in the high school band and was statistician for football and basketball.
The Interior Department announced on Friday April 23 a 1 219 104 dollar recreational development for Bear Lake South Beach. Representative George Hansen noted the plan uses 500 000 dollars from Secretary Tom Kleppe's contingency reserve to provide public access and day and overnight facilities. Funding will come from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
The Mount Caribou CowBelles hosted a Fashion Show on a Saturday at the Brass Lantern. Fashions ranged from the era of George and Martha Washington to outfits from Blocks Chadwicks and Fargo's. A bicentennial quilt created by members was won by Mar Fjorie Panter. The group thanks Jerry and Karen Stoor, the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, Blacks Chadwicks Fargo's and the show committee for support.
The Soda Springs PTO reports contributions from the March Madness Carnival. Donations include 750 to the high school for library improvements and equipment, 325 for library upgrades, 75 for locker painting, 360 to the vo tech program, 325 to the junior high for library improvements and indoor recreation gear, 700 to elementary for a creative writing program new playground equipment reading equipment projectors and slides.
The first in a series of classes for expectant parents begins Monday May 3 at 1 30 p m in the Caribou Memorial Hospital classroom. All area expectant parents invited with some evening sessions planned for husbands. No pre registration necessary. For details call Mrs Rosemary Hoffman at 547 4375.
The Sun explains deadline constraints will trim pages this week and some items may be left out. It promises to include any holdovers in next week's paper and notes efforts to publish news, pictures, and ads balancing issue size.
Democrat Stan Kress brings his campaign to Caribou County as he seeks the Second Congressional District seat held by George Hansen. He cites a desire for fresh leadership and notes his rural Idaho roots and recent term as state senator on agricultural and welfare committees. He left his job as Firth school superintendent to campaign and farms near Firth while planning to announce a local campaign committee on his next Caribou County visit.
The Miss Caribou County Pageant shifts to Thursday May 6 and Friday May 7 for 17 contestants. Half the talents perform each night with the crown awarded Friday evening. Lions Clubs sponsor this event and clarify the second night is not a repeat. Tickets are at Sanders Stores Bancroft Soda Springs and Love Drug Grace.
An art exhibit at Thirkill School will run from 6 30 to 8 30 p m on May 11. School children will display their best drawings while the public is invited to exhibit paintings pen and inks pastels and water colors.
Robert Geddes announced he will not seek re election but will run as a Republican in District 32 for Franklin Caribou and Bear Lake Counties. A Franklin County resident with strong agricultural rural business and community ties he emphasizes reducing federal and state regulatory burden and uniting local government to serve citizens. He holds a political science degree from Utah State University and is active in LDS Church and local organizations while directing county committees and a drainage district.
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