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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
3
Three districts Caribou Soda Springs Grace and North Gem provide reduced price or free lunches based on a poverty based income scale. The notice defines family and lists income figures and included sources of income used to determine eligibility for free or reduced price meals.
The guideline covers income sources for eligibility including family earnings, public assistance, unemployment, retirement, pensions, alimony, and other cash income. It notes considering past and current income, unusual family circumstances, and ensuring confidentiality of who receives free lunches. parents should apply at their district and forms are available at each participating school.
Visitors at the George Shuler and Tom Matney homes this past week included Mr and Mrs Alan Shuler and their daughter Sheriann of Mountain View California.
The article lists Grace Schools staff by department including vocational agriculture Pamela Westerberg Home Economics and family living Berdell McCurdy auto mechanics and Neils Peterson American Government American History geometry physics and chemistry and Larry Rigby speech and drama. It names secretary Donna Stoddard custodian Don Panter special service staff Neldon Kingston psychologist and Edd Kennington communications specialist and lists lunch supervisors cooks and transportation staff. Mountain Home AFB sergeant Kay Bailey arrived for duty at Mountain Home Air Force Base from Alaska. He is from Bancroft and is the son of Mr and Mrs Seth Bailey. His wife Diane Butterfield is from Bancroft. He works as a weapons mechanic in the 847th Munitions Maintenance Squadron.
Camped from Friday evening to Sunday morning in Caribou National Forest the troop split into patrols to gather wood cook and cleanup. Participants included Barbara Brown Ann Layland Tami Freeman Lori Lancaster Tammy Sparks Laurie Collins Kibbie Horsley Alyson Lansberry Julie Nell Lori Christiansen Julie Shaw Susan Duncan Lori Ellen Van Dusen leader Mrs William Brown Dana Lancaster and Martha Brown. Sunday morning they held a Scout's Own ceremony with Julie Nell delivering a poem before returning to Soda about 10 a.m.
Mr and Mrs George Shuler hosted a patio birthday party for Kirk Shuler on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs Kirk Shuler, Mr and Mrs Alan Shuler and daughter Sheriana, Mr and Mrs Jery Stoor and their girls, and Mrs Ilah Bolton.
Sunday activities included a 11 a.m. worship led by Rev. David Crawford at Golf Club Pavilion and a noon pot luck with about 25 parents and children. Separately police shared six photos of an escaped convict and a telegram from a small-town constable claims five convicts captured and one remains at large. Idaho LE explains vehicle owners should verify inspection stickers and license plate expiry dates with month indicated by sticker last digit.
Idaho projects advance with LeGrand Johnson leading 53 percent, Montpelier Georgetown overpass 70 percent, and Burggraf sealing 23.7 miles of US 30N. Temporary asphalt to winter, final cover next spring. Crews 75 percent time elapsed. caution urged for large construction vehicles through work zones.
The Pro's won first place led by Verlene Humphreys Janice Me cham and Vera Homer. The Untouchables took second with Marilyn Benson Mary Driggs and Gladys Williams. High game was Gladys Williams 235 and high series Vera Homer 556.
Glade Oberhansli, principal, announced that high school activity cards are available for pickup before the football game on Friday August 27. Contact his office to secure them. Ruth Liston of Long Beach California has returned home after visiting her brother Fay Hildreth and relatives in the area.
Work will begin about August 9 and run for about 10 working days. Motorists are advised to drive carefully in the area and observe signs and equipment warnings.
Community brief from Caribou County Sun dated August 19 1971 highlights local notices and short items across Page Twelve detailing civic updates and neighborhood events.
In the $250 Novice Division Holly Bobby, owned by Bob Wilkinson of Salt Lake City, placed fourth with Cow Cutting from Colo. third and Fire Biscuit owned by Bill Gunson of Arvada, Colo. fifth. Ti Juana won first in the division with Finky's Up second, and a Holly Bobby tie for third. In the $150 Novice Division Holly Bobby took first, Miss Tijuana second, and Finky's Up third.
Community thanks responders who battled a brush fire southeast of Soda Springs on Tuesday. Local agencies collaborated to contain the blaze and protect nearby homes, with praise for swift assistance and teamwork from volunteers and officials.
Mr and Mrs LaViel Hil d Reth spent last week touring Yellow Stone Park and the Black Hills with a return via Casper Wyoming. They called on the Joe Lallatin family formerly of Soda Springs during their travels.
For Sale item details a complete vehicle with grain bed and hoist. Contact telephone 547-3544 for more information.
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