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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
4
Elderly residents in rural Brane and Caribou counties are urged to consider building buying or repairing homes on credit. Frank S. Mendes Farmers Home Administration county supervisor urges eligible seniors not to give up on home plans.
The Farmers Home Administration notes 62 plus residents in small towns can obtain 33 year loans at 4 percent to buy older homes or build new ones, plus smaller loans for repairs. Elderly rental housing and independent living units are supported by direct FmHA funds or private investment with FHA guarantees. Through April 30 this year, over 1,200 seniors in 30 states plus Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands benefited from senior citizen rural housing loans, with another 1.25 million dollars advanced for rental housing construction.
The Jenkins family plans an open house for the couple at their daughter Gerald Anderson's home on Canyon Road in Spanish Fork Utah to celebrate their sixty years of marriage. The notice includes senior housing loan program details from the Farmers Home Administration with dates and contact info.
Utah Power and Light and four neighboring investor owned utilities announced a 50 year power agreement benefiting over one million Rocky Mountain Electric members. AMPS will coordinate operations across Utah Idaho Montana Wyoming and eastern Washington with 565 miles of 230 000 volt lines planned at a $21 million cost.
The Fish and Game Commission clarifies minnow rules. Nets must not exceed 2x4 feet and traps 18 inches long or 12 inches in diameter. Transporting live minnows is unlawful except in Boundary County on the Kootenai River where live minnows are allowed as ling and sturgeon fishing bait.
Part time meat wrapper post seeks applicants with experience preferred. Apply at Lallatin's Food Town in Soda Springs.
Engaged couple Maurice Balls and James D Anderson plan a September 8 wedding in the Logan L D S Temple. Miss Balls, a Grace High School graduate, attends Brigham Young University part time while employed. Anderson, son of Vera Anderson of Olympia, is a BYU senior majoring in business management after serving an L D S mission.
Alma M. Lloyd of Soda Springs announces the engagement of her daughter Eugene to Layne A. Rindlisbaker son of Fred C. and Mrs Rindlisbaker of Bancroft. Eugene is a Soda Springs High School graduate of 1960 who attended Ricks College.
Brief item notes a person named Dr J W OP Tom in Soda Springs with a cryptic line referring to a location at Second and Four and a contact hint.
Billings Montana special reports a deaf inventor offers a non surgical device that restores hearing and comprehension. The invention differs from a hearing aid and uses part of the hearing process to aid understanding. Contact Mr Art Crosby Broadway Billings for details.
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