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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1973
Page
10
Mrs. Mar Hatch and Mrs. Maxine Givens attended the National Beauty Show in Las Vegas Nevada on November 4 5 and 6. They participated in classes on hairstyling and all aspects of the beauty profession.
A Friday November 9 collision on State Highway 34 near Grace damaged two vehicles with an estimated 900 dollars in total losses. Participants included Oliver McLain 74 towing Kim Oliver McLain 17 Grace. vehicle details noted for a 1965 sedan and a 1964 station wagon. Deputy Herbert G. Waiters investigated.
The Idaho Department of Highways restarts its daily winter road reporting on November 15, 1973. A Boise information coordinator will collect reports from six district offices by 6:30 a.m. with updates at 10:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. Travelers can call listed numbers in Boise, Coeur d Alene, Lewiston, Shoshone, Pocatello, and Rigby for current road conditions and route details.
LeRoy J. Ward 52 of Preston blamed deep road nuts for his 1972 Chevrolet Blazer rolling over Sunday Novi 4 at 4 pm. Ward and 12 year old Jimmy Ward sustained minor injuries. Passengers William L. Hobbs 50 Franklin Cliff Howell 57 Preston and Alton Nash 65 Preston were uninjured. Sheriff Ralph J. Marriott investigated the wreck on Westside Road north of Soda Springs.
Dec 2 1973 at 7 30 pm at the Presbyterian Church in Soda Springs marks the marriage of Jan Hubbard, a Soda Springs High School senior, to Robert Darrel Gentry, son of D L Gentry and Mrs Gentry. Bob and Mrs Hubbard announce the engagement and invite friends to attend.
Hunters question the October 13 opening after a week of duck hunting, aimed at reducing harvest and aiding recovery. Management notes show statewide breeding counts down 27 percent, gosling production 34 percent below 1972, and long term averages, with goals to protect sub-adults and boost next spring breeding for 1974 goose season.
Statewide inventory by Idaho Fish and Game includes reptiles amphibians wild mammals birds and fish but excludes insects and invertebrates. It aims to map habitats to protect diverse species and preserve public access to outdoor enjoyment while noting aging runners once as boys faster than now.
Utah Power and Light issued guidelines to curb Christmas lighting in its service cities. President E A Hunter stressed ample electricity and explained policy revision amid federal energy concerns. The guidance suggests reducing lighting, lighting from dusk to 3 PM, and shortening the season while avoiding participation unless needed.
Parson Jones calls the Board of Health to remove a dead mule from his lawn. A clerk quips that ministers usually handle such tasks. The parson replies that they do, but they first contact the relatives.
Fourth grade students list core ideas for respectful adult behavior. They urge adults to avoid commands and deliver explanations, keep promises, avoid public criticism, offer rewards, and treat children as equals. The piece notes how these student guidelines apply to adult relationships as well.
The Committee to Change the Herd Laws in Idaho urges moral and financial support to push court action demanding fencing of all livestock and to replace open range laws. They oppose approaching the cattlemen dominated legislature and seek to hold motorists liable for accidents.
The Hearth and Home Club met on Tuesday November 13 hosted by Mrs C TD Simmons. Plans for the holiday party were discussed and dinner was served with attendees including Mrs Warren King Mrs F H Thomas Mrs Leo Christensen Mrs Willis Rowsell Mrs Harold Peterson Mrs Luther Wilson Mrs Denzl Johnson and Mrs HB Lowe.
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