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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
9
Former Soda Springs student Steve Harmon, guitarist and composer, will give an inspirational Hootanny at St Marys parish hall basement on Friday July 25 at 8 pm. Admission is free. Harmon is currently teaching in Bose and works as a recording artist.
Suggestions on selecting dining room chairs, table shapes, and placements to maximize space. Recommends chairs with arms for comfort, varied table shapes, and wall or end placement options. Advises using murals or mirrors to enlarge space and creating mood with colors and furnishings. Mentions stores in Soda Springs Grace Bancroft for selections.
Governor Cecil D. Andrus designates July 25 to July 31 1975 as Farm Safety Week in Idaho urging farmers and ranchers to plan for accident prevention and implement safer practices to reduce injuries and deaths while maintaining high agricultural production. Pete Cenarrusa secretary of state signs.
The article discusses the parable of the wheat and tares and urges patience in judgment. It highlights a busy church summer with activities for all ages, including an Adult Bible Study, youth retreats, a Juniors trip to Lava, a Couples Club barbecue, a junior car wash for Yellowstone, and fundraising events at the Ice Cream Social. It also mentions a slave sale event and upcoming community engagements.
The EPA urges interstate truckers to inspect and modify vehicles before October 15 to meet new noise limits. Costs are projected at 50 to 209 dollars per vehicle, with about 70,000 of the one million trucks and buses needing changes. Enforcement will involve DOT with state and local officers.
Funeral services were held for Dick Norstrom of Salt Lake City Utah at the Soda Springs Third Ward LDS Chapel. Norstrom 70 died July 15 at St Benedicts Hospital Ogden from pneumonia. Survivors include his son Clyde of Blue Mound Texas and five sisters. Interment in Fairview Cemetery.
Mountain Lakes in Idaho remain ice covered into July with many lakes above 9,000 feet likely iced over. The Department of Fish and Game urges anglers to verify local ice conditions before hiking to high lakes for fishing over the next two weeks.
A Grace Business Men and Women Organization meeting on July 15 at Turner's Cafe discussed shelving a school supply program as too complex and considered a special day to advertise local potatoes. Thomas Hatch was named chairman to plan Spud Days promotion in Shelley, with a float for a July 44 Bancroft parade and a permanent float for next year. Marsha Corbett was named planning chair for the float, while the Watermelon Bust at Grace City Park returns with Sant Krebs procuring melons and Ward Staley handling signage. Dues enforcement urged as unpaid members risk removal from advertising lists.
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