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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
6
A VA official said private industry is increasingly transferring personnel during the summer to minimize disruption to children’s schooling, with Idaho set to transfer six new jobs to different locations and secure writing releases for home loans.
A veteran remains liable for a VA home loan after selling his present home unless paid in full or released in writing. If the veteran moves, restoration of loan entitlement allows buying a new home once the old loan is settled. For details contact Boise VA Center. Also cautionary note on lawn mower safety for crossing drives and slopes.
A historical notice warns that rotary mower blades can hurl stones and injure people. It cites speeds of 100 to 200 mph for projectiles and 2000 to 4000 rpm for blades. The Idaho Medical Association urges caution, recommends reading the owner's manual, knowing how to stop the engine quickly, clearing debris, keeping children away, and disengaging clutches before starting.
A batch of letters from Grace Idaho grade two pupils dated May 27 1969 thanks Sun staff for the tour of the newspaper plant. They ask how machines run how electricity travels through wires and express wonder at the printing and folding processes.
Tolman and Bancroft cited for no helmet with $10 penalties. Hyrum Tolman of Bancroft also fined $10. Dale Long of Poca ello cited for speeding with $15. Thomas G. fined $1250. Rhea Godfrey of Soda Springs had an expired license with $10. Rhea Godfrey of See Springs cited for speeding with $20.
Verd Larsen Grace Leader AC report shows first 4H meeting selecting officers. Bill elected president, Carl vice president, Carolyn secretary, Join song leader, Joe activity leader, Tonia reporter. Fifth grade names the club Fit as a Fiddle with Yoma Hutchison as reporter.
Toma and Martha discussed posture while Lisa Delene demonstrated ankle and arm wraps. Todd and Carl performed artificial respiration. The group reviewed hazards from slick floors. Officers elected: Harrison Cly president, Steven Clegg VP, Nathan Sorensen secretary, Steven Riding reporter.
On April 1 1989 the club elected officers. The second meeting on April 11 covered How to Have Good Health and How to Keep Our Books Nice. The April 18 session taught Clean Skin and Staying Clean. The April 25 meetings had no lesson but featured demonstrations and games. The final April 25 session focused on Lets Have Clean Teeth. Proceedings led by Joselyn Meaters.
A six year old tells a neighborhood friend that they must go to bed at eight o'clock. The child adds that their mother is a half hour meaner than the other's, prompting lighthearted banter among neighbors.
Local page three item from the Caribou County Sun in Soda Springs, Idaho. Brief rural news brief reflects community notices and happenings as printed on page three.
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