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Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1975

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Freedom Scrolls On Way To Valley Forge

Idaho scrolls of rededication collected by the Bicentennial Wagon Train travel in a sealed box on the Idaho wagon en route to Valley Forge Pennsylvania. David J. Thompson, Idaho Trails Coordinator, says the box is nailed shut and some states send scrolls by Mayflower van while Idaho keeps them on the wagon. About 200 scrolls arrived via 4H riding clubs, with one county yet to receive. Thompson resumes work on the state trails plan and inventory of trails, inviting interested residents to request forms.

Idaho America Wyoming Valley Forge Fairview David J. Thompson State Parks and Recreation Department J. C. Williams Thompson Pony Express Mountain Home Iprd Recreation Divison Idaho Parks and Recreation Department Statehouse

Forest Travel Plan public sessions announced in Idaho

Forest Supervisor Adrian Dalton announced public listening sessions in Idaho Falls Montpelier and Pocatello to gather comments on the Caribou National Forest Travel Plan. Meetings run 6 30 p m to 10 p m on September 24 25 and 26 1975 at Stardust Motel Idaho Falls Montpelier City Hall and Idaho State University Room 406 Pocatello.

Adrian Dalton Idaho Falls Pocatello Montpelier Idaho Caribou National Forest Stardust Motel Montpelier City Hall Student Union Idaho State University Forest Service Dalton National Forest

Hospital Administrator Testifies on Laboratory Regulations

Idaho administrator testifies at a Senate hearing on the Javits Kennedy bill urging flexible uniform laboratory rules for small hospitals. Pearl Fryar of Caribou Memorial Hospital and Nursing Home argues for waivers and proportional standards to preserve essential services and avoid unnecessary costs.

POG Ds Red T Capital Idaho Senate Pearl S. Fryar Caribou Memorial Hospital Subcommittee Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare Leo Gehrig M AHA

Utah Power Seeks 34.9 Percent Rate Increase in Idaho

Utah Power and Light Co filed with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to raise electric rates by about 10.42 million dollars annually across all customer classes, averaging a 34.9 percent residential hike. If approved, the effective date would be January 1, 1976, affecting about 33,000 customers in southeastern Idaho.

Utah Power & Light Co Idaho Public Utilities Commission Idaho Idaho Commission E. A. Hunter Hunter Up&l Ap&l

Corrected School Attendance Notice and Local Visit

A corrected compulsory school attendance notice appears in the legal section. Lenna Davis of Malad City spent several days visiting her daughter Isabel Zundel and family and daughter in law Loretta Davis and family.

Lenna Davis Malad City Isabel Zundel Loretta Davis

Punt, Pass and Kick Contest Registration Open

Registrations for the 1975 Punt Pass and Kick contest co sponsored by Ford and Shuler Bros Ford are rolling in. Open to any youngster through age 13, the event occurs Saturday October 4 with three categories punt pass and kick. Judging awards one point per foot of ball travel with deductions for landings outside the center tape. Registration is at participating Ford Dealers with no entrance fee.

Ford Motor Company Shuler Bros Ford Judes Pp&e

Correction Meeting For Candy Stripers Interest

A correction notes a meeting for those interested in Candy Stripers was on September 1 instead of September 18. For more information call Mrs. Candy Young at SAT AGES.

Candy Young

Highway progress report for southeastern Idaho project

District Engineer Andy Nielsen released a progress report on several highway projects in southeastern Idaho. The Lava Hot Springs to Lund alignment on US-30 includes subgrade work, a 2 foot selective material layer, one prestressed concrete bridge, two county roads, and an access road connection over 2.822 miles, valued at 2.6 million dollars with August 1976 completion. SH-34 Henry to Conda Junction and Soda Springs to Monsanto projects are 60 percent done with road mix pavement and fog seal over 24.05 miles, with pilot cars during work hours and September completion.

Pocatello Idaho Division of Highways Andy Nielsen Lava Hot Springs - Lind Peter Kiewit Sons’ Company Deer Crossing Lava Lund Henry Conda Junction Soda Springs Monsanto Grand Johnson

Railroad Gets Safety Award in 1974

Union Pacific Railroad earns the Golden Spike award from the National Safety Council for outstanding public safety service in 1974. UP and 14 other U S and Canadian railroads are cited for off-the-job safety programs school safety efforts and cooperation with local safety councils and civic groups. The award also recognizes railroad personnel in community efforts to promote public safety, especially traffic safety. This marks the 22nd year of the National Safety Council’s program recognizing railroad safety activities.

Union Pacific Railroad National Safety Council U. S Council

Library Story Hour Changed

Beginning the week of September 25 the library will add two Thursday story hours at 3 30 for preschool and early elementary children and at 4 00 for older students. Films will be shown at the September 25 session.

Caribou Memorial Hospital Gets Laura Moore Cunningham Grant

The Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation awards 1975 76 grants selecting Caribou Memorial Hospital in Soda Springs for 2500 to aid its activities next year. The foundation started in 1963 through Laura Moore Cunningham to support Idaho education and charities. It is administered by the Moore family linked to The Idaho First National Bank, which has 63 offices statewide.

Jerry Wray Idaho First National Bank Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc Pearl S. Fryar Caribou Memoryal Hopital Laura Moore Cunningham Idaho Moore Christopher W. Moore B. M. DuRell Second National Bank Missouri River

States Receive Share of Natl Forest Receipts

Checks for receipts from uses of National Forest land have been mailed to states in the Intermountain Region of the Forest Service. About 25 percent of the receipts from grazing recreation minerals and timber sales are distributed to counties. funds support public schools and roads. Idaho gets 3 872 893 57 dollars Utah 322 816 50 Nevada 137 696 82 and Wyoming 367 508 05. An additional 10 percent of total year receipts funds road and trail maintenance. the rest goes to the U S Treasury.

Intermountain Forest Service Claude Elton Idaho Utah Nevada Wyoming The Agency General Fund United States Treasury

Cardinals Win Third Straight as They Beat Aberdeen

Soda Springs High School powered to a 35 0 victory over Aberdeen Friday night to extend their win streak to three and five in a row. Doug Mazza capped a 25 yard opening drive run, Poulsen added the PAT, and the Soda defense forced a fumble to set up another score. Brian Lewis and Tod Fildgan contributed key plays in the second half as Terry Anderson intercepted three passes. The Cardinals travel to Marsh Valley for the league opener, then host Snake River on September 25 in a night game at Blackfoot High School field.

Soda Springs High School Aberdeen Cardinals Doug Mazza Poulsen Soda Tiger Brian Lewis Mike Lovite Tod Fldgan Ter Anderson Bruce Cellan Terry Anderson Marsh Valley SEIC Snake River Blackfoot High School Soaks River

New Name For Parent Teacher Organization at Thirkill Hooper

Over one hundred teachers and parents attended the school year’s first PTA meeting and Open House at Thirkill and Hooper Elementary Schools. A short Freedom Ceremony was performed by Jonathan Thomson and Dixie Weeks. Officers sworn in included Gloria Weeks as President and Nancy Wood as 1st vice-president. Parents and teachers voted to form a local Parent Teacher Student Organization and depart from the National PTA. The next PSO meeting is set for Wednesday October 8 at 7:30 pm at the Junior High School.

P.T.A Thirkill Hooper Jonathan Thomson Dixie Weeks Mr. Hogan Taft Thomson Gloria Weeks Nancy Wood Carly van Vandergriff Shirley Jack Merrill Jacqueline Winward Pamela Malik Gunter Malik P.T.S.O

Pre-Natal Classes For Parents Scheduled In Caribou

A series of six prenatal classes for expectant parents begins Wednesday October 1 at 1 30 PM. Mrs Ratemary Hoffman RN, public health nurse, and Mrs Charlene Claren shaw will teach at Caribou Memorial Hospital. Topics include pregnancy anatomy baby development exercises breathing nutrition baby care and maternity tour. Preregistration not required. For info contact the public health nurse.

Ratemary Hoffman Southeastern Casinet Health Department Charlene Clarenshaw Catibou Memorial Hospital Caribou Memorial Hospital Public Health Nurse's Office

Thatcher Back-to-School Night Sept 25 at Thatcher Elementary

Parents invited to Thatcher Elementary School for Back-to-School Night on Thursday Sept 25 at 7 30 P M. The event includes PTA meeting and officer elections, musical numbers by Mrs Charlotte Skinner, door prizes, and a session with the child’s teacher about the year’s program plus a hot lunch program discussion by Mrs Donna Forsgren. Refreshments will be served.

Thatcher PTA Charlotte Skinner Donna Forsgren

Police Officers Train at Idaho State Academy Graduation Soon

Deputy Barry J. Snooks and Officer Larry C. Finney join 33 Idaho officers in basic training at Idaho State University. After five weeks and 260 hours across 35 subjects they will graduate at 11 a.m. with POST Advisory Council certificates presented by John Perkins.

Barry J. Snooks Caribou County John Perkins Peace Officer Standards and Training Post) Advisory Council Snooks Finney

Interior decorator like a mother in law with a license

A humorous definition describes an interior decorator as someone who dictates drapery choices and color schemes, likening the role to a meddlesome mother in law with professional credentials. The quip hinges on the perceived nagging guidance and authority in home styling decisions.

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