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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
16
Pastor Franklin J. Sedwick of the Church of God of Prophecy will speak at the Soda Springs and Montpelier Charismatic Fellowship and Prayer Meeting Friday at 8 30 p m in Soda Springs. All are invited and for more information call 547 4462 547 4788 or 847 1644
Home makers with small children or pets can now find furniture that is both beautiful and durable. Modern pieces use soil resistant fabrics and sturdy construction, delivering elegance without fragility. Visit to see a good selection of this new casual yet graceful furniture.
A birthday dinner at the top of town honored Mr. S. E. Matthews I on his eightieth birthday. Attendees included Mrs. S. E. Matthews I and relatives from Idaho, California, and Utah, with extended family members listed from Soda Springs Boise Pocatello Montpelier Rupert Conda and Salt Lake City.
Diane Stevens called the meeting to order with the U S pledge led by Amy Clegg and 4 H pledge by Virginia Clegg. Amy and Virginia Clegg demonstrated caramel coconut pull apart. Kimberly led a pizza dough demonstration then Colette Rigby brought filling for a pizza treat. Reporter Kimberly Swensen.
Max Yost of the Associated Taxpayers of Idaho announces Idaho's total state government expenditures will reach 580 million dollars in 1976, a 24 percent rise from 1975. The general fund is 246.7 million with 222.6 million in ongoing functions and 24 million in surpluses and one shot items. The report notes no tax cuts and discusses vetoed tax credits and potential future spending trends.
Newton McNeil led the session as pledges were repeated and snacks prepared. Members baked French Toast Cinnamon Toast and fixed raw vegetables while trying new treats Peanut Crinkles Fudge bars and sugar cookies. Reporter James Pugh notes state government reorganization yielded few savings amid broad budget increases across most departments, with Education largest at 215.73 million in 1976.
Idaho residents bought 323 597 hunting and fishing licenses in 1974, a record driven by strong demand despite national economic problems. Nonresidents also bought more licenses, totaling 189 882 with 167 925 issued to anglers. Chinook salmon first returned to Rapid River hatchery May 28, with 184 fish by June 2 and 74 spawners. Immature jack salmon numbered 19, being cleaned and donated to charities.
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