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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1975
Page
12
The USDA announces a 3.97 percent rise in national average payments to states for the National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs for FY 1976, with higher per lunch and per breakfast reimbursements, new ceilings, and adjusted commodity values, effective July 1.
Birth announcements list Tony Call in city with a boy weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces born July 4. Michael Mangum and Grace Snow also have a baby girl and a boy born July 7. Several other births and July dates recorded with parents and places. Admitted and discharged names include Karen Smith Jay Lott Shanna Tiiss and others. still confined and various city and Georgetown entries follow. The fragment ends with garbled text and incomplete names.
4-H clubs finish fair project work at the Caribou County Courthouse as they wind up summer efforts for the Grace fair set for August 6 to 9. Young girls learn responsibility in sewing cooking and home crafts with Brenda Womack coordinating and Marlene Bunderson serving as sewing judge.
Southeastern District Health Department schedules an immunization clinic Thursday August 7 from 8 to 10 a.m. in the Public Health Nurse’s office at the Courthouse. Infants at 2 months may begin vaccines. boosters for DTP OPV measles protection urged for upcoming school year. summer completion advised. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Ralph Thornock and family.
Under the Special Milk Program payments to paying children will be 5.5 cents in Fiscal Year 75. Institutions serving milk free to needy children will be paid at the purchase price. The announced rates are to appear in the Federal Register on July 16, 1975.
Two Soda Springs All-Star teams were selected for the Soda Springs Invitational Little League Tournament set for August 7 and 9. Teams include players from Utah Idaho and Wyoming with 1st team coached by Kirby Hearn and assistant Max Hemmert and 2nd team coached by Gus Greene.
The passage warns that matching one computer to the brainpower of a human lifetime requires immense infrastructure. It imagines a facility the size of the United Nations building, cooling system as large as Niagara Falls, and power supplies equivalent to California’s entire residential and industrial grid.
4 H Club News notes leaders Joan Farnworth and Sheila Hamp took a trip to Pocatello to visit Madeline teacher Susan Eyler. Eyler explained buying undergarments and proper makeup application. The piece references Soda Springs Idaho and a July 31 1975 publication date.
The group traveled together in one car and enjoyed a fun outing after getting their hair cut and styled. Vicki Van Vleet reports on the lighthearted moment and the camaraderie among the participants.
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