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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
1
Milton B Gambles mayor proclaims May 12 to 16 as Clean Up Week inviting residents and groups to beautify the city. City provides pickup for large items and old car bodies with prior notice. curbside placement by 8:00 am on pickup days. fees for car bodies after May 10. ordinance compliance emphasized.
Idaho DHW Region VI Director Jerry L. Harris says May 12 meetings in Preston and Soda Springs will explain Title XX of the Social Security Act. The sessions aim to review the Idaho plan for delivering social services to low income residents and allow attendees to ask questions and raise concerns. Preston meets at 9:30 a.m. in the DHW office, 223 North State. Soda Springs at 2:30 p.m. in the DHW office, 720 East Hooper.
Public notice calls subscription contestants to bring money and receipt books to the Sun office by Saturday noon. Non contacted individuals or those promising a youngster a subscription should contact young salesmen to close their books. The notice mentions Title XX providing block grants for social services developed by states including child development welfare and foster care.
Mark Green, 15, of Soda Springs with a birth defect will participate in the March of Dimes Walkathon on Saturday May 10. He will be helped by teachers and classmates from Hooper Elementary Special Education class. Sponsors include Becker Industries Idaho First National Caribou Memorial Hospital and Jon Rosdahl.
The Concerned Citizens of Caribou County meet at Grace High School Thursday at 8 PM to discuss county zoning ordinances. Over 100 residents attended last Wednesday where an attorney reviewed the ordinances and the group formed. Their recommendations will be presented for citizen approval.
An AP dispatch from Golden Colorado reports Earth Sciences Inc National Steel and Southwire Co sign a $360 million alumina fertilizer mining and production complex. The venture covers Idaho and Utah with a Cedar City Utah plant aimed at 500000 tons of alumina 250000 tons sulfate of potash and 550000 tons triple superphosphate yearly.
Hooper Frolics will be presented by Hooper Elementary School on Friday May 9 at 7 30 p m in the Junior High Gymnasium. The program showcases PE and music activities from the year and is mainly for parents and interested onlookers.
Cub Scouts sponsor a Bicycle Safety Clinic and Rodeo at the Soda Springs Stake Center 290 South and West on Saturday May 17 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. All bicycle drivers urged to attend. A safety inspection team will offer minor repairs, a film will be shown, and food booths will operate.
Donald Aubrey son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Aubrey of Soda Springs has passed his CPA Examination. Former Idaho State University student at Pocatello he was recognized in 1973 as a state student and is presently employed with Price Waterhouse in Washington.
Miss Caribou of 1976 is Margaret Mabey of Bancroft a North Gem High School senior daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mabey chosen by judges from ten finalists Her talent was a vocal solo Jana Love Andersen First Runner-up and pianist won Second Runner-up Cindy Yost from Bancroft performed a sewing skit Scholarships totaling 500 to Mabey and various $100 awards to others were announced plus trophies from multiple sponsors including Grace Equipment Co Shuler Bros Inc and local banks Andersen received $100 in scholarships from Soda Springs Lions First National Bank of Grace and Caribou County Seed Growers Bliss Yest earned a trophy from Dick Pilgrim Chevrolet other contestants received smaller awards and Miss Congeniality was Paula Clegg of Grace
The IRS announced new withholding tables to reflect reduced income tax once the Tax Reduction Act of 1975 is in force. Changes include higher allowance and standard deduction amounts, a $30 tax credit, and a $400 tax care when income is below thresholds. Employers are urged to implement promptly with good faith effort.
Senior Citizens plan a Mothers Day dinner on Saturday May 10 at Thirkill School noon meal of fried chicken scalloped potatoes fruit salad and home baked goods. Grace members will run the program and transportation assistance is available from senior officers. An evening meal on May 14 at Thirkill School offers entertainment and good food. The seniors pay for their trips and tours with no government aid. the bus is funded by the Senior Citizens for special tours.
The circular E introduces a new withholding table replacing the old one on back pages of earlier W-4 forms. Employees must not use the old tables to determine withholding allowances for large itemized deductions. New W-4 forms will be available at local Internal Revenue Service offices by April.
In a special meeting the District 148 School Board reviewed teacher letters of intent and approved two drug education films for students. It authorized a Seminary student field trip, a new Pilgrim Chevrolet station wagon bid, and a special levy election for May 20 to raise three mills for one year to fund heat lights oildesks and payroll. If approved the total mills will be thirty five. Regular board meeting set for May 12.
Grace District No 2 incumbent Frank Swenson faces Clinton Peck while District No 3 incumbent Difford Manhart is challenged by Douglas Carter. Bancroft District 149 has no filings against Blaise Priestley and Lafe Holbrook. One quip ends the notice.
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