Rebuilding of Second South Street in Soda Springs near completion
James Soda Springs Res Engineer reports progress on Second South Street rebuilding. Prime contractor Construction Co of Idaho, with Neilson and Smith, aims to finish within eighty working days, targeting mid to late August. Crews replace storm and sanitation sewers, water lines and underdrains to improve water runoff. gas and telephone lines have been completed. Engineer Thomas says base material placement starts next week and 90 percent of grade work will be done in two weeks.
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Soda Springs
Jamas
State Department
Construction Co
Idaho
Neilson and
Twin Falls
cor. M. Smith and Sons
Intermountain Gas Co
the
Telephone Co
Gas Company
Thomas
Idaho First National Bank
west
Idaho Mothers State Meet to Convene in Soda Springs
The Idaho Mothers Will State Meet gathers in Soda Springs on 16 17 and 18 with chapters from Montpelier Caribou and more. Sessions start at 9:30 a day at Trail Cafe speakers include Judge Francis Ras Soda Springs and Larry e executive secretary Veterans Administration arranged by local officers. A program honoring mothers features an Americanism segment and a luncheon at the Trai Inn Burley on Tuesday.
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Idaho
Soda one
George i
Lhis conven
Francis Ras
Soda Springs
Larry e
dab Veterans Athire
M W. Allen
direc ‘terans
ge Forschler
nderosa Inn
Burley
Samuelson to Address Oregon State Employees Council
Samuelson will speak at the Friday luncheon for Oregon State Employees Association. The talk covers employer relations, salary problems, retirement benefits, and related guidelines.
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n Samuelson
Oregon
Elliott to Coach Nampa Bulldogs Football
Karl Elliott, longtime Soda Springs High School coach, moves to Nampa to lead the Bulldogs in football and serve as PE supervisor. He arrives after a 1-9 season and a 10-61 SEIC record at Soda Springs, while also fostering a state championship track program.
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Karl Elliott
Soda Springs High School
Nampa
Bulldogs
Southern Idaho
Elliott
Highland
Pocatello
Borah
Soda Springs
Cardinals
Filer
Magic Valley
ISU
Idaho Lags as Other States Enjoy Fringe Benefits
Gateway Chapter hosts a convention inviting every state employee to attend sessions and join in activities, noting Idaho has not yet obtained these fringe benefits. The message emphasizes statewide involvement and the general tone of the gathering.
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Idaho
Gateway Chapter
Regional planning study planned for Caribou County
The counties and cities of Soda Springs Bancroft and Grace will join a regional planning study for Caribou County led with the State Department of Development and Boise. A total of 4 500 dollars of 19 500 funds will support base mapping aerial photography and land use surveys to assess land use population facilities and future economic potential for the county and each municipality.
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lelves
Soda
State Dept
Nrison
Boise
Caribou
Grace
Reane
Bancroft
Immunization Clinic Draws 112 Attendances
Immunization clinic held in June recorded 112 recipients. Next clinic set for July 3 from 8:30 a.m. Mrs. Russell Hoffman, county public health nurse, thanks volunteers Mrs. Ray Stephens, Mrs. James New, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Steve Jonas LPN, and Mrs. C. E. Hambleton RN. County nurse office hours June July August are Mondays and Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Russell Hoffman
R.N
Ray Stephens
James New
Don Smith
Steve Jonas
LPN
C. E. Hambleton
Load and Speed Restrictions Lifted on Idaho Highways
Seasonal load and speed limits are removed on all roads in the Idaho State Highway system effective immediately. No seasonal road restrictions will be in effect until further notice under the department’s jurisdiction.
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Idaho
Visiting at Wallace by Scheffels and son
Mr and Mrs Cecil Scheffel are visiting at their son Tom Scheffels home in Wallace. Tom has recently accepted a position with Tecla Mining Co.
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WALLACE
Cecil Scheffel
Tom Scheffel
Tom
Tecla Mining Co
Isle Completes Naval Training Returns to Soda Springs
Mr and Mrs Keith Isle and their half daughter have returned to Soda Springs from California where he completed naval training. Mrs Isle remains in Soda Springs as he serves a tour in Vietnam.
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Keith Isle
Soda Springs
California
Young Boy Injured In Farm Accident At Bancroft
Kevin Maughan ten, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Maughan of Logan, was injured Monday at his grandparents farm in Bancroft. He was pinned between a beet planter and a pickup trailer, suffering a deep leg laceration with about 100 stitches and other bruises but no broken bones. He received emergency treatment at Caribou Memorial Hospital, Soda Springs.
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Kevin Maughan
Jerry Maughan
Logan
Parley L. Schenk
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Soda Springs
Hearing on Driver Licensing Law Set for June 18
A public hearing on House Bill 341 a Tetnoification of the driver licensing procedure will be held at the Caribou County Court House in Soda Springs on Wednesday June 18 from 9 to 11 am Rep John H Pino announced Legislators from Dist No 32 are urged to attend
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Caribou County Court House
Soda Springs
John H. Pino
Dist. No. 32
Blackfoot Wins Team Trophy At High School Rodeo
Blackfoot High School Rodeo Club wins the fourth district team trophy at Grace on June 54 7. Clark Neeser Marsh Valley High earns boys all around saddle. Julie Blaisdell Malad High earns girls all around saddle. Individual winners include Rex Champneys Malad High in multiple events and Bear Lake Malad High athletes scoring in cow cutting and roping.
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Blackfoot
Grace
Rodeo
Blackfoot High School
Clark Neeser
Marsh Valley High
Rex Champneys
Malad High
Julie Blaisdell
Frankie Creasey
Blackfoot High
Idaho
Mark Kunz
Bear Lake High
Laster Thomas
Lynn Bastian
Mary Ellen Clark
Betty Young
Grace High
Ron Murray
Lindy Williams
Snake River High
Ralph Wheatley
Marsh Valley
Bull
Tim Edwards
Eugene Washakie
Blackfoot HS
David Creasey
Blaine Benson
School Districts Seek Court Ruling On Equalization Funding
Thirteen Idaho districts filed a declaratory judgment suit in Ada County arguing the Foundation Educational Program is unconstitutional. They contend funding is uneven, with per pupil support from $426.51 to $1,744.98 statewide, and seek a full judicial review to achieve fair, uniform funding across all districts. Plaintiffs include Joint Districts 150 149 381 305 314 302 365 242 433 275 242 392 and others across multiple counties.
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Ada County
Foundation
Ellis Williams
Soda Springs
Clarke Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
Williams
Willias
Idaho
Caribou
Bonneville
Caribou County
Power
Cassia
Lewis
Nez Perce
Lincoln County
Clearwater
Qwydes
Elmore
Washington County
Gooding
Kootenay
Benewah
Shoshone County
Phosphate Ore Plant at Conda to Shut Down
Mountain Fuel Supply Co will shut down its phosphate ore plant at Conda this month due to operational losses and a weak fertilizer market. About 55 workers will be affected, with 35 plant employees and 20 contracted from Ref-Chem Engineering for construction and maintenance. Officials hope the shutdown will be temporary and tied to market conditions.
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Mountain Fuel Supply Co
Conda
Salt Lake City
th plant
Ref-Chem Engineering of
Sodal Springs
Freeman couple return from California trip
Mr and Mrs Earl Freeman returned Wednesday from a visit to relatives and friends in Los Angeles Bell San Diego and Dana Point California.
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Earl Freeman
California
Los Angeles
Bell
San Diego
Dana Point
Hamblin Family Returns From California Vacation
Mr and Mrs Dwaine Hamblin and family of Seda Springs recently returned from a vacation in California They visited Disneyland during their trip and are glad to be back home
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Dwaine Hamblin
Seda Springs
California
Disneyland
Visitors Here Host Family from Boise
Mr and Mrs Dick Hines and their daughter visited Soda Springs recently. Former local residents now reside in Boise.
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Dick Hines
Soda Springs
Hines
Boise
Rodeo standings show high school students placing in events
In a high school rodeo meet, Bear Lake’s Jeff Cochran and Jim Lloyd plus American Falls’ Steve Davis and Brad Williams are listed among event participants. Results include pole bending won by Julie Blais dell of Malad with others from American Falls and Malad taking 2nd and 3rd. Breakaway roping awards Frank ie Creasey of Blackfoot High first with June Hont and Gayle Ellsworth earning second and third. Barrel racing features Kathy Barney of American Falls first with Valerie Williams and Maureen Briggs placing second and third. Goat tying lists Frankie Creasey first, Kathy Barney second, Leslie Anderson third.
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Jeff Cochran
Jim Lloyd
Bear Lake High
Steve Davis
Brad Williams
American Falls High
Julie Blaisdell
Malad High
Valerie Willams
Mary Briggs
Malad
Frankie Creasey
Blackfoot High
June Hont
Gayle Ellsworth
Highland High
Poestetta
Kathy Barney
Maureen Briggs
American Falls
ard
Leslie Anderson
Blackfoot
Concert Assn Plans 69 Drive For Members
Caribou County Community Concert Assn announces 1989 campaign with Gwen Nelson as president and Cecil Alldaffer as vice president. Other officers include Allen Tigert, Dean Gunnel, Jim Lansberry, Frank Weaver, and Duane Rice. Membership week runs Oct 22 to Oct 27 with headquarters at Radio Station EBRV.
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Caribou County
EBRV
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