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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1973
Page
2
Jerome Regional Conservation Educator discusses winter survival for outdoorsmen and improvised travelers. He notes 70-80 annual searches by Fish and Game for non hunting incidents, urges proper gear, two snowmobiles for long trips, snowshoes, sleeping bags, extra food, spare parts, tools, and warm clothing.
North Gem Cowboys lost to Grace 58 56 with Morris Call scoring 33 as lead. They then beat Clark County 50 39 and Call again led with 19. Wrestlers and basketball teams schedule next contests against Mackay Lea dore Westside Dayton and Inkom with early 1 30 or 12 30 starts. End of first semester approaches with report cards January 25 and test scheduling finalised. NA BA meets held at Cedar View Supper Club with new officers installed and bridge winners named.
The Cosmetology Association advertises two programs for local cosmetologists. Peter Hantz will teach at the Holiday Inn in Pocatello on Monday January 22 from 12 30 PM to 6 PM. A guest Idaho Falls artist will showcase male hairstyling at Fashion Flair Beauty Shop Soda Springs on Sunday February 4 at 8 10 PM. Models call 547 3839. The group also noted a three month meeting pause due to weather, with summer makeups planned.
Bannock Stake Conference took place at the Stake Center in Grace on January 14 with Roy W. Dorey of Provo representing the General Authorities. Dell L. Maughn presided, Gail Ray released and sustained ward officers, and several leaders were released and ordained. Overnight visitors Lynn Berbert and Henri Bonan stayed with Doug Johnson’s family, and plans included roommates at Ricks College.
A baby boy named Richard Travis Stoor was born January 12 at Bannock Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Stoor of Pocatello. He weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces. Mrs Stoor is Judy Rhead. Also listed are admitted and discharged patients including Mildred Kunz and several others. A note on longevity cites statistics showing women live longer than men, with a joke about married women.
James Crawford was reelected as captain for the Caribou County Sheriff's Mobile Posse. Other officers include Ken Payne Bancroft as 1st Lieutenant Joe Banks Grace as 2nd Lieutenant and Ray Allen as reporter and correspondent. Outgoing officers are Dennis Eggleston 1st Lieutenant Ray Allen 2nd Lieutenant and Ralph Reeves as reporter.
Mr and Mrs George Shuler and all four children plus relatives gathered during the holidays in Idaho. Attendees included Jerry Stoor Allen Shuler and daughters from California Hark Shuler of Poca Tello and Annette Shuler and Thomas Matheys families. Sue Shuler hosted birthday parties for Angel one and Sherri Anne four, both born December 30.
On December 24 at 4 10 p m a student Brad Lallatin Smith 17 of Soda Springs failed to stop at a yield sign on Second East West Road colliding with L Ray Davis 50 Soda Springs in his 1966 Chevrolet. Betty Davis and Wade Hopkin of Soda Springs were passengers. Davis was headed north on Main Conda Road. Davis vehicle sustained damage, estimated 150 dollars. Smiths 1989 Chevrolet undamaged. Sheriff Deputy Thomas Blevins investigated. Also noted a robbery threat at a movie cashier and a separate note about Peggy Hunsaker returning to Salt Lake City after a visit with her parents.
Mrs. K. C. Bedingfield and children James Carl and Angelique arrived January 8 by plane from Morocco. They will visit at the Norris home and the Bedingfields until her husband joins them in the near future.
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