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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1975
Page
1
The Caribou County Extension Homemakers Council hosts diabetes screening across Soda Springs Bancroft and Grace on November 4 5 and 6 from 4 to 9 PM. Tests require a finger blood sample with a 35 cent material fee and referrals to a family doctor if elevated.
All Soda Springs schools close November 6 for Parent Teacher Conferences. Teachers available 9:00 to 4:00 to discuss each child's courses and progress. High school staff in the high school gym. junior high teachers and parents meet there. elementary teachers in their classrooms.
Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge will allow waterfowl hunting in all public areas starting October 25 1975. Areas will be marked with green public hunting signs. For questions contact the Fish and Wildlife Service office in Soda Springs Idaho.
School pictures in the Elementary and Junior High Schools will be taken by Charles Weiderman of Enterprise Photos. He will be at the Junior High on November 10 and at Thirkill in the morning and Hooper in the afternoon on the 11th. Preschool pictures paid the day of taking. All pictures prepaid except preschoolers paid on day of shoot. The package is a four dollar set. Further information will be given via your children or by calling the schools.
Parents teachers and students outline concerns for Soda Springs School District No. 150 after two public meetings. Main issues include campus consolidation, more space and improved facilities, a possible community pool, better art band and science spaces, expanded P E and sports, increased tech and voc ed resources, and stricter basics with counseling twice yearly.
Halloween safety guidance stresses drivers slow down watch for children and use caution in dim streets. Tips include reflective costume tape flashlights visible cosmetics and cautious backing. The message notes Halloween blends tradition with modern safety for kids and drivers alike.
Halloween Carnival will be held Friday evening October 31. Dinner will be served at 6 30 p.m.
The Caribou Chapter of American War Mothers will hold a meeting on Friday October 1 at 2 pm at the home of Betty Poulsen.
Soda Springs High School Key Club plans Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF on Friday October 1. The aim is to raise funds to aid needy children worldwide regardless of country. Community members are urged to donate or decline politely to avoid debate.
U S farmers own more than 131 million acres of woodland comprising 47 percent of all forest land in the country. The timberlands are described as a major natural anti-pollutant in the nation's landscape.
Idaho State Senator Reed Budge district 32 urged tax relief this week, arguing the state’s tax system is sound and returns 20 to 30 million more than budgeted. He opposed a proposed next year tax increase and praised Health and Welfare director Nogel for expense cuts, suggesting transfers to other agencies.
Idaho motorists on the staggered plate system with zero endings must renew as license cards read Expires Last Day of October 1975 or Expires October 11 1975. Vehicle operators must carry registration and show proof of automobile liability insurance at registration. Black No 10 vehicle inspection stickers also expire in October 1975 and must be replaced with a white sticker. Drivers born in October and November should verify if their license expires in 1975.
Grace hosts a district music clinic November 21 and 22 needing housing for about 150 students. The event includes dinner and judging Friday night and breakfast Saturday morning. Call Byron Shaw at 425-3916 to help.
Voters in Soda Springs Grace and Bancroft Idaho vote November 4 for city offices. Soda Springs fields six candidates for two council seats. Grace offers three mayoral candidates and four council contenders. Bancroft centers on two council seats with incumbents running. Registration rules and registrar contact details provided.
An informal meet the candidates event will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Soda Springs Jr High School Gym. Voters are invited to attend and meet the candidates.
The Southeastern District Health Department will hold an immunization clinic on Thursday November 6 1975 from 8 to 10 A.M. in the Public Health Nurse's office at the courthouse. Infants to adults may attend with no charge. Vaccines include diphtheria pertussis tetanus polio for children and diphtheria tetanus for adults along with measles rubella and measles rubella combined vaccine. For details call 547-4375.
On October 7 at 80 pm the Sheriffs Department learned a hunter was lost near Stump Peak. A posse of thirteen deputies searched until 200 am, resumed at dawn, and found the woman at 100 am walking back toward the hunting area. Her improvised night camp and sound judgment aided her survival and condition.
The Idaho Department of Insurance issued an Agent's License to Eddie Dean Panter of Grace Idaho. He is assistant manager of the First National Bank of Grace and son of Mr and Mrs Dean Panter of Thatcher Idaho. Panter will represent many major insurance companies of the Whitehead Agency with offices in Grace and Soda Springs. Eddie and his four children reside in Grace.
The Caribou Soil Conservation District will elect a Board of Supervisors on Tuesday November 4. Ballots will be mailed to cooperators who have signed written agreements to use resources responsibly. Ballots must be postmarked by November 4, 1975.
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