Idaho Governor urges stronger traffic safety drive
Governor Cecil D. Andrus calls highway death toll in Idaho frustratingly high and urges the Governor's Conference on Traffic Safety to convert statistics into real messages. He highlights the ASAP alcohol safety project and a weekly safety slogan contest, insisting programs must reach individual drivers to reduce carnage on state roads.
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Boise
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Gov
Andrus
The
Traffic Safety Commission
Commission
Alcohol Safety Action Project
ASAP
Horsemen Plan Yearly Program and County Fair Events
University of Idaho Extension agent Ed Duren invites horsemen and 4H leaders to planning meetings in Soda Springs to discuss the county fair horse show and 4H project materials. The Horse Committee and Leader Training sessions will cover upcoming activities and programs.
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Ed Duren
University of Idaho Extension Livestock
Legion Room
Caribou County
Soda Springs
Jr High Science Fair Winners Announced
The Junior High School Science Fair on Friday March 10 showcased seventh and eighth graders. Physical science winners included Jay Vance first and Jim Porter first in biology. other top finishers were Don Barker Jill Kirby Jan Langdon Tammy Sparks Bryan Pippitt Kelly Alworth Shelley Lindsay.
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Jay Vance
Don Barker
Jill Kirby
Jan Langdon
Tammy Sparks
Jeff Greer
Jim Porter
Janet Robinson
Mike McCullough
Bryan Pippitt
Local Man Wins Fellowship for Crime Research in Ohio
Bruce Thomas was awarded a fellowship to study a $100000 program evaluating crime and delinquency at ten halfway houses in Ohio. He conducts interviews in Cincinnati and evaluates program effectiveness with budget analysis at Ohio State University in Columbus. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thomas.
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Bruce Thomas
Ohio
Bruce
Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Columbus
Tom Thomas
Cardettes Win State Award and Plan Extravaganza
The Cardettes of Soda Springs High School earned the Idaho State University Alumni Award as Best Performing high school drill team of 1973 at the ISU Minidome in Pocatello. They announce a Cardette Extravaganza on March 21 at 7 30 p.m. at the Soda Springs High School Gym to raise funds for the Big Sky Drill Team competition at Butte Montana on April 28.
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Cardette
Wendy Stephens
JaLayne Clegg
Soda Springs
Idaho State University
ISL
Pocatetlo
Tmeipana
Soda Springs High School
Butte
Mont
Pocatello
Cardellés
Big Sky
Bailey Creek Barns Burn As Fire Destroys Clubhouse and Stable
A devastating Monday fire at Bailey Creek Barns destroyed the barn stable and attached clubhouse structure built in 1969. No injuries reported as snow complicates operations. losses exceed $100,000 with most contents lost though some items saved from storage. Terracor plans to rebuild at the 715 acre site near Cache National Forest in Utah.
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Bailey Creek
George Harris
Ralph Jr. Marriott
Grace
Sherman Smith
Terracor
South Temple Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
SCS To Sponsor Public Meeting
The Caribou Soil Conservation District sponsors a public meeting on Thursday March 15 1973 from 1 09 to 3 30 PM in the Legion Room Caribou County Courthouse. Speakers Harold L Harris and Bob Baum of the Soil Conservation Service will discuss adapted grasses and legumes and range management.
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Caribou
Harold L. Harris
Soil Conservation Service
Aberdeen
Idaho
Bob Baum
Pocatello
Wheat and Feed Grain Sign-up Ends March 16
Caribou County farmers are reminded by John Jr. Thomas that sign-up for the 1973 Wheat and Feed Grain Programs ends on Friday March 16. Participants qualify for Price Support Loans and payments for conserving base and set aside acres. Non signers can get details at the County ASCS Office.
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Caribou County
John Jr. Thomas
ASCS
Civil Defense Unit Planned in Caribou County
A Caribou County Planning Committee meeting last Friday discussed organizing a Civil Defense unit in the area. Attendees included Walter Bingham of Monsanto and State Civil Defense Director W. G. Bessonett among others. A full planning session will be scheduled to finalize details.
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Caribou County
His Name Was Aunt Nellie to Be Given March 20
The three act play His Name Was Aunt Nellie will be performed March 20 at 7 30 p m at the Idaho Stake Center. Ward members of Second and Third Wards are invited. Directed by Darlene Kjar and Sandra McNeil with cast including Brad Torgesen Jan Atwood Ka Lynne Roholt Jerry Weeks Debbie Hemmert Shirley Titcomb Steve Merrill Michele Davis Randy Hubbard and Dana Bedingfield.
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Nellie
Idaho Stake Center
Darlene Kjar
MIA
Sandra McNeil
Brad Torgesen
Jan Atwood
Ka- Lynne Roholt
Jerry Weeks
Debbie Hemmert
Shirley Titcomb
Steve Merrill
Michele Davis
Randy Hubbard
Dana Bedingfield
All American Red Heads Come to Soda Springs High
The All American Red Heads basketball team, famed for stylish play, will face the Soda Springs Faculty men’s team at Soda Springs High School on Wednesday, March 28 at 7.00 pm. The athletic department sponsors the event.
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Moore
Mhcas
Soda Springs
Soda Springs High School
Caribou County To Hold Hearings On Property Re Valuation
Caribou County property owners will receive notices of market values from Max P Arnold and Associates as part of a two year re appraisal program. Hearings will be held in the Court Street appraisal office to review assessed values and ensure fair tax shares. Local factors such as land use changes and updated sales data influenced the new valuations.
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Caribou County
Idaho
Max P. Arnold and
Denver
Colo
Soda Springs
Caribou
J. F
Bud’ Woodall
Bancroft Firemen Hold Refresher on Equipment
Bancroft firemen met with Captain Robert Scott and visiting Pocatello firefighter Mel Stewart to inspect the city truck and safety gear. They reviewed clothing for duty, building entrances, and exits, discussed extinguisher types, and recommended having ABC dry chemical extinguishers on hand and a school fire drill.
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Bancroft
Robert Scott
Mel Stewart
Pocatello Fire Department
Hank Wheelock
Alton Hatch
Thiel Parker
Grant Hulse
Ross Knowles
Barney Gilliam
Herb Cramer
Norman Tolman
Grace School Board Minutes Details For District 148
At a regular Grace School Board meeting District 148 approved an outside faucet for washing buses in Auto Mechanics. Two Sci II applicants were interviewed for Juni High. Seniors were authorized to take a class trip to Lagoon and the Salt Palace on May 19. Purchase of 24 track uniforms for girls and six for boys received approval. Authorization was given to insure the recently purchased activity base. Board noted most teachers filed letters of intent for next year. only two did not return.
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Auto Mechanics Dept
Sci
Juni High
Lagoon
Salt Palace
Bas
Safety Rules Set Out For Kite Flying Time
March winds bring kite flying safety tips from R M Whitehead Preston division Utah Power and Light urging parents to enforce open space use and avoid electric wires. Do not use metal in strings or kite frames and never fly in rain. Report kites stuck in power lines and do not touch the string.
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Utah Power & Light
Preston
R. M. Whitehead
NABA Meets at Trail's Top of the Town
Joyce Bennion presided over a NABA meeting on a Thursday at Trail's Top of the Town. Bridge games followed with 20 guests LaVon Haga Hazel Bedingfield Olive Kelly winning prizes. other members Colleen Carpenter Ruby Sorensen Gena Youns Marc Porter Ilene Targesen Veda Stile Helen Lallatin attended. The April gathering will be at Colleen Carpenter's home.
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Nustess
Joyce Bennion
NABA
Nelly Lou Poulsen
Aer
LaVon Haga
Hazel Bedingfield
Olive Kelly
Colleen Carpenter
Ruby Sorensen
Gena Youns
Marc Porter
Ilené Targesen
Veda Stile
Helen Lallatin
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Jr. High Science Fair
Cache National Forest
Sodal Springs
SCS
Grace Theater
Civil Defense Unit
All American Redheads
Red Heads
J. F. Woodall
Grace School Board
Ewapapys
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