Assistant Manager Named At Idaho First Nat Bank Soda Springs Office
Bruce L. Brown promoted to Assistant Manager of the Soda Springs Office of the Idaho First National Bank. A 1968 graduate of the University of Idaho, he pursued law and banking studies and previously served as Loan Officer in Buhl and Idaho Falls. He and his wife Sue and daughter Christine now reside at 340 Gagon Drive, Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce L. Brown
Soda Springs
Idaho First National Bank
Filer High School
Brown
University of Idaho
University of Idaho School of Law
American Institute of Banking
Buhl
Idaho Falls
Idaho Symphony Society
Exchange Club
Buhl Kiwanis Club
Castleford
South Central
Sue
Christine
Gagon Drive
Farm Family of the Year From Montpelier Idaho
Charles and Stephanie Stewart of Montpelier Bear Lake County were named Farmers Home Administration Farm Family of the Year. The Stewarts run beef and dairy operations and have used FHA loans to build an independent farm. Both natives of Bear Lake County participate in community affairs and the LDS Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Stewart
Montpelier
Idaho
Farmers Home Administration
Ralph S. Mortensen
FHA
Stewart
Bear Lake
Caribou
Charles
Stephanie Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Bear Lake County
LDS Church
Stockman's Lounge Sold to New Local Owners
Mr and Mrs Ray V Stephens are welcomed to Soda Springs business community by the Chamber of Commerce with their purchase of Stockman s Lounge and Sport Shop at 96 South Main Street from Mr and Mrs West Evans on January 9. They plan to run the business much as before with a focus on hunting and fishing equipment and continue employment for George Godfrey Wilma Stienman Pat Lyson and John Hoekstra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray V. Stephens
Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce
Stockman's
South Main Street
West Evans
George Godfrey
Wilma Stienman
Pat Lyson
John Hoekstra
Special Notice To Out of State Vehicle Owners
County Assessor Bud Wood urges owners with out of state license plates planning Idaho registration this year to contact the assessor’s office. Transfer of title papers is needed and advance work before the license expiration can prevent delays and possible citations for expired plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Woodall
Idaho
Dairy Judging School Set for June in Caribou County
At the Purebred Holstein Club of Caribou County January 10 meeting plans were made for a one day Dairy Judging School in the first week of June. Hosted by the Purebred Holstein Club with past joint sponsorship by Quality Corner Holstein of Bear Lake Caribou and Franklin counties. Morning session followed by luncheon. Club officers for 1973 are President Lawrence Mickelson Vice President Willard Mickelson and secretary Jay Condie all Grace area residents. The next club meeting is January 26 in Grace at Riley Mickelson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Quality Corner Holstein Group
Bear Lake
Caribou
Willard Mickelson
Jay Condie
Holstein Club
Grace Area
Riley Mickelson
Grace
OSHA Updates Work Standards
The Department of Labor issued updated federal job safety and health standards with the December 16 publication for the construction industry. The three volumes cover all changes since 1971 and include a subject index to aid employers and employees. Free copies of general and maritime standards are available from OSHA field offices. construction standards arrive within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Chain Robbins
Occupational Safety and Health
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Federal Register
Parent Teacher Conferences Set for January 19
Parent teacher conferences will be held all day Friday January 19 at Thirkill and Hooper Grade Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirkill
Hooper
New Automatic Blood Analyzer At Caribou Memorial Hospital
Caribou Memorial Hospital has acquired a Clinicard Blood Analyzer to speed tests and reduce patient fees. The device uses programmable cards for each test, prints results, and minimizes human error. It can run 38 tests, eight at a time, with glucose, cholesterol, and enzymes among the most common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Pearl Fryar
Keith Isle
Isle
Soda Springs
Caribou Memorial
Soda Springs All-School Play Rehearsals Begin
Rehearsals started Tuesday January 2 for Soda Springs High School all school play See How They Run a farce in three acts. The drama department manages lighting props stage work ticket sales and publicity with cast including Cindy Swa Robin Collins LaMar Bassett Sherry Smedley and others. Michael Leavitt invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs High School
London
LaMar Bassett
Robin Collins
Tom Cox
Scott Davis
Renee Erickson
Gary Fowler
Julie Rasmussen
Thomsen
Sherry Smedley
Cindy Swa
Miss Skillen
Mr. Humphrey
Gary van Dusén
Cliff Christman
Clive
Gregg Ashbaker
Lax
Debbie Garrett
Penelope
Ginny Langdon
Ida
Neil Wilcox
Lionelle
Pat Galiguri
Man
Michael Leavitt
Senior Citizens Planning Meeting in Soda Springs
Caribou County Senior Citizens hold a planning meeting Friday Jan 19 at 7 p.m. in the Court House Soda Springs. Officers, committee members and all interested are invited to attend this open meeting. The article notes a humorous quote about keeping a girl youthful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Soda Springs
Drinking Isn’t Deserving If You’re Driving Campaign
A traffic safety campaign urges restraint after drinking, stressing responsibilities behind the wheel. Officials highlight alcohol impairment as a leading risk and urge alternatives to getting behind the wheel after drinking.
Budge Seeks Delay On Idaho Water Board Appointments
Sen. Reed Budge demands delaying two Idaho Water Resource Board renominations Ferris Kunz and Joe Nettleton until a management audit is reviewed. The audit, given to Gov. Anderson weeks ago, has not been released, while two new members Donald Kramer and Franklin Jones prepare for committee interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho Water Resource Board
Senate
State Affairs Committee
Reed Budge
Soda Springs
Ferris Kunz
Montpelier
Joe Nettleton
Murphy
Cecil D. Andrus
Water Board
Budge
Donald Kramer
Castleford
Franklin Jones
Pick Up Your Ones and Twos Now
Caribou County Assessor Bud Woodall warns owners of passenger cars and pickups with license plates ending in 1 will expire January 31 and those ending in 2 expire February 28. New plates are being issued and available for January and February expirations. Act quickly to retain the preferred numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Bud Woodall
Federal Grant Will Make Possible Improvement of Geyser Park Area
A $8,085 federal grant, routed via the Idaho Parks Board, funds improvements to a half acre park in Soda Springs Idaho near the geyser area. Plans include a circular roadway curb and gutter general landscaping while geyser area improvements proceed through local groups and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geyser Park
Jack Miller
Boise
Parks Board
Idaho Parks Board
Soda Springs
Doug
Elaine) Johnson
Garth Balls
Elaine Johnson
Soda Springs Woman's Service Club
Ijongugub
Kiwatis Club
Chamber of Commercce
The
Service Club
Angus Barnes
Stockman Lounge
Donna Reed
Cecil Aldaffer
BPW
Beyser Park
Stan Matthews
Sun
Salt Lake Tribune
Carl Hayden
Qld
Yellowstone
Ford Times
Allen Tigert
Senator Church urges hearings on predator control policy
Senator Frank Church asked Senate Interior Committee Chairman Henry Jackson to hold hearings on the Nixon administration’s ban on chemical poisons in federal predator control. He cited Idaho wool growers faces economic hardship from increased predators like coyotes and urged the committee to compel the administration to present alternatives and a clear plan. He noted delayed replies from federal agencies and said livestock operators need an effective, available approach. He called for a thorough inquiry with livestock owners testifying and a concrete administration plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Church
Senate Interior Committee
Henry Jackson
Nixon
Church
Jackson
Idaho
Morton
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Congress
Film On Caribbean Cruise Shown Friday Night
A film will be shown on the Caribbean Cruise Friday night January 19 at 30 p.m. at the Cedar View. Presented by Mr. Elmer Elsworth, the event invites anyone interested in the cruise to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar View
Elmer Elsworth
Timber Sale Proposed On Ranger District
Midnight Spring timber sale proposed for the Soda Springs Ranger District spans between Caves and Olsen Creeks west of Slug Creek Road north of Soda Springs. About 2.5 to 3 million board feet will be cut by clearcut and select cut methods. District staff and Forest Service offices in Pocatello and Ogden helped prepare plans. environmental reports are draft and subject to revision. Readily available cruise data, photos and maps. Ranger Quilter invites comments at the Soda Springs Forest Service office on January 29, 1973, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., call 547-3425 or write to Caribou National Forest Soda Springs Idaho 83276.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Glade Quilter
Midnight Spring
Caves
Olsen Creeks
Slug Creek
Quilter
Forest Service
Caribou National Forest
Idaho
Cancer Drive Set For April In Caribou County
The Caribou County Chapter of the American Cancer Society set the second week of April for the Cancer Crusade at Mrs. Dick Torgesen home. In 1972 the drive raised over $2500, about 137 percent of the county goal. Mrs. Bill Corbett will supply films and educational materials for groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
American Cancer Society
Dick Torgesen
Bill Corbett
Third Ward M I A Young Artists Festival Jan 23
The Third Ward MI A Young Artists Festival will be held January 23 at 8 pm in the Idaho LDS Stake Center. Everyone is invited to a best dress event with a reception and refreshments following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
M I. A
Idaho
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Stockman’s Lounge
Jean Todhunter
Hailey
Shuler Bros. Ford Agency
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Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
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Eastman Drug
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Leadore
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