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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1975
Page
1
Robert A. Pippitt led about 40 attendees in a Tuesday night session at Soda Springs High School to write comments and concerns about the district schools on cards. Additional anonymous cards can be submitted Thursday or Friday at Thirkill School.
The Board of Trustees of Joint School District No 150 express appreciation for Mrs Roberta Pippitt Director of the Needs Assessment Study in Soda Springs. She spent many hours daily since mid August, worked from Thirkill School space, and organized the project with administration. Mrs Pippitt from Galesburg Illinois came to Soda Springs in 1968 with husband Ralph and two sons. She holds a BA in Home Economics from Illinois 1954 and taught in Galesburg and Milwaukee schools. The Pippitts are active Presbyteran Church members and volunteers in civic groups. Mr Pippitt serves on Monsanto staff.
The Caribou County 4 H awards program honored 4 H members and leaders on Saturday October 18 for outstanding project work during 1975. Seals and certificates were issued by leaders and Extension staff to all who completed one or more 4 H projects.
North Gem will present its fall concert with North Gem Junior and Senior High students performing familiar tunes and contemporary works. The event features a girls sextet and a traditional arrangement of All Through The Night, on Thursday October 3 1975 at 8 00 p m in the North Gem Auditorium.
So da Springs High School choral department directed by Mrs. Winifred Alldafer presents the annual Fall Concert featuring the Concert Choir with 80 members, the Girls Choir of 45 girls, and the Soda Pops Swing Choir in the auditorium at 8:00 PM. The program includes a Trilogy celebrating the nation’s bi centennial and new Casette accompaniment for the Girls Choir. Tickets contribute to district enrollment fees for 3545 vocal students.
A lamb was found mutilated behind Warren Henderson’s barn along Highway 34 near Thatcher in Caribou County. Deputies say the animal died Sunday evening around 7 30 with one eye and the sex organs removed by a sharp tool, no evidence of cause. It’s the first local sheep mutilation. earlier incidents involved cattle.
Raymond I. Maughan withdraws his mayoral petition for the City of Bancroft citing unforeseen circumstances arising since filing. He steps back from the race and will not seek the office.
The Anna L. Maughan Walker Family expresses heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness and support, assuring those who helped that their generosity will be remembered and appreciated.
Alumet a joint venture with Earth Sciences, National Steel, and Southwire may build a 4 calcining phosphate plant in the Upper Valley of the Blackfoot River next fall if Interior approval is granted. Construction could start after July 1976 with about 200 jobs. The project aims to process alunite ore into triple super phosphate fertilizers, using local baselines and three wind and pollution monitoring stations.
Deputies arrested six youths after spotting two pickups near the Soda Springs Golf Club early Sept 28. All five adults pleaded guilty to malicious injury. sentences included 30 days in jail with suspended term and $300 fines. Juvenile sentenced to 10 days with $200 toward repairs. Five adults had paid by Oct 20. juvenile identity withheld. Restored greens and carts noted.
Thatcher School hosts its annual Halloween Carnival Friday evening October 31 starting at 6 30 p m with supper served and a costume parade at 7 p m Two prizes will be awarded per grade for best costumes Spook Alley carnival games and more after the parade the school promises a bigger better spooky event with homemade pies and trimmings.
County offices will be closed and the County Commissioners meeting canceled on Monday October 27 in observance of Veterans Day.
Football slate shows Preston hosting at 7 30 pm on October 23 with a Friday game. Westside is listed for Friday October 2 but the opponent and venue are missing. The fragment preserves local athletic scheduling details for the period.
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