County TV booster board named to oversee county system
Caribou County selects a new board to run the television booster serving the entire county. Commissioners appointed three members from each district, with Dewey Anderson as chairman and Seth Bailey as secretary. A bid from Carroll Dean Harris will maintain the booster for one year starting Feb 1, 1972, as plans call for a larger building and full channel upgrade. Four channels currently reach the booster from Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City, with weather delaying reception this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County TV Booster Association
Edwin M. Smith
Fred Modersitcki
Seth Bailey
Argil @ake Davids
Jack Gibbs
Doug Campbell
Glen Palmer
Neal Sanders
Ira Ellis
Jack Merrill
Dewey Anderson
Mr. Ellis
Caribou County
Canbon County Community TV Association
Trail
Carroll Dean Harris
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
Pat Patterson
Water Problems Spotlighted by Caribou County Committee
The Caribou Regional Planning Commission water resources committee met February 2 1972 to review county water issues and propose solutions. Topics included canal seepage irrigation water supply flood control season adjustments for spring and fall water use water rights protection structures and pollution. The group invites public participation at the February 16 meeting in the County Courthouse basement room 103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Resources Committee
Caribou County
the
Caribou
Bancroft
Topance Creek
Grays Lake
Bear River
Blackfoot
Portneuf
Bancroft, Grace
Soda Springs
Bear River Basin-Wide Development Plan Discussed
The Tri-State Bear River Commission held its seventh meeting in Malad Idaho on February 3 with Idaho Utah and Wyoming delegates. They reviewed a basin wide development proposal including storage sites downstream from Bear Lake and Plymouth dam options along the Malad River and discussed impacts on recreation water rights and migratory bird refuges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
Malad
Idaho
Ferris Kunz
Montpelier
Utah
Wyoming
Bear Lake
Plymouth
Bear River
Dean Bischoff
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Malad River
Box Elder County
high Plymouth
William F. Sigler
Department of Wildlife Resources
Utah State University
Harold Brown
Soil Conservation Service
Salt Lake City
Utah Committee
TriState Bear River Commission
W. G. Jenkins
Joe Hedin
Floyd Bishop
Reed Dayton
Wesley Meyer
Dan Lawrence
Gordon Pesaret
Paul Holgreen
Sweetheart Ball to be held at Logan Stake Center Dome
The Multi-Region LDS Mutual Interest Group announces a Sweetheart Ball at the USA Stake Center Dome in Logan Utah on February 11 1972. Attire is semi formal or Sunday best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Mutual Interest Group
USA
Stake Center Dome
Logan
Utah
Have A Heart February drive boosts heart fund efforts
Elaine Johnson invites Caribou County residents to Have a Heart during February as volunteers collect for the Heart Fund and share heart health tips. Leaflet Your Heartsaver covers first aid and rescue breathing, while bridge parties in Soda Springs and local clubs raise proceeds. Newsnotes include Grace and Bancroft volunteers, a Pocatello church meeting, and state festival honors for Grace students involved in acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentin
Doug
Elaine) Johnson
Caribou County
Heart__Fond
Mra Johnson
yoou
Paul Dudley White
Bud Fe u
Soda Springs
Heart Fund
Haga
GRACE
Karen Rasmussen
Mike Holsten
WGoise
Karen
Gene Rasmussen
Mike
Richard Holsten
Boise State
Mike Holster
Kar. Krogh
Lisa Robbins
Snow Depths Near Normal Across Soda Springs Area
Snow surveys on eight Portneuf River drainage courses dated February 1 1972 show near normal depths and high water content. Readings from Samsen Ranch Allen Austin China Hat Pebble Lower Pebble Dempsey Mink Cove Moser Bancroft Nos 1 and 2 indicate depths from 10.2 to 62.1 inches and water content percentages ranging up to 202 percent of averages, with winds and recent storms boosting the snow pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Willis Rowsell
Soil Conservation Service
Keith Barthlome
Forest Service
Jack Petera
SCS
China Hat
Allen Ranch
Portneuf
Ruel Moss
Larry Miller
Dempsey cr
Mink Cr
Cove
Bancroft No
Tri-County Beef School details held at Cedar View
The 12th annual Tri County Beef School at Cedar View drew 125 producers. Sponsored by Bear Lake and Caldwell counties with University of Idaho Extension, the program covered range cattle management health and nutrition. Dr R J Raleigh spoke on yearling and range cow calf nutrition. Dr Richard Hobbs discussed brucellosis control and vaccination, and Buzz Hall presented cattle vaccination programs. A no host noon dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Cedar View
Bear Lake
Cablin counties
University of Idaho Agricultural Extension Service
R. J. Raleigh
Squaw Butte
Burns
Oregon
south
Raleigh
Richard Hobbs
ARS
USDA Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Preston
Idzho
Bang
Hobbs
Richard F Hall
Floyd W Frank
Department of Veterinary Science
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Idaho
Buzz
Richard F
Hall
Buzz Hall
Ward
Idaho Cattleman’s Assoc
Paris
Jack Pierce
Idaho Cattleman’s Association
Malta
Idaho
Soda Springs Basketball Schedule and District Wrestling Note
The readable items show basketball games involving Soda Springs and American Falls on February 11 and 12 at Soda Springs with Preston, and a district wrestling tournament on February 10 11 12 at Preston. The note lists locations Soda Springs American Falls Preston and event types basketball and wrestling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Preston
Soda
Grace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack L. Evans
Ray W. Evans
Idaho First National Bank
Boise
Mr. Evans
American Institute of Banking
Mr Evans
Soda Springs High School
Steven
NEW PLLYMOUTH
Floyd Langston
Raymond Kynaston
New Plymouth
VFW
VICKIE LISH
Sno-Drifters Club
Thirkill School yard
Odell Thomas
Howard Thomas
Homemakers Club
Raoul Wistisen
Arcola Von Almen
Roland Smith
POCATELLO
William Brown
Long Range
Presbyterian Church
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Phil Merchon
Ralph Hopkins
Ralph
Gary
Sound Cellar
Main St
Ern
Rockland
North Gem
Westside
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!