Lipton proposes wild word refuge for animal group names
The book An Exaltation of Larks by James Lipton argues to preserve colorful collective nouns for animals, classifying terms into Onomatopoeia Appearance Habitat and more. He cites examples like a murmuration of starlings and a charm of finches and hopes such terms stick to everyday speech. The 118 page volume from Grossman Publishers, Inc. is published in New York.
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James Lipton
Lipton
Idaho
Grossman Publishers, Inc
New York
Zoning Board Elects Officers In August Meeting
In the August 11 meeting County Commissioners Chairman Eliason appointed Planning and Zoning Commission members to five, four and three year terms. Sam Reed was re elected chairman with Ralph Pippitt as vice chairman. Attorney Clyde Nelson was re elected secretary. The commission meets monthly on the third Wednesday and as needed. Caribou County requires building permits from County Clerk Elaine S Johnson in the Courthouse, Soda Springs. The note on antique shop prices appears as a non sequitur.
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County Commissioners
Eliason
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ralph Pippitt
Ron Stiles
Doug Campbell
Sam Reed
Robert Rigby
Robert Harris
Floyd Banks
Dean Thompson
Bruce Dredge
Clyde
Nelson
Caribou County
Elaine S. Johnson
Soda Springs
Hospital Notes Births in Bancroft and Soda Springs
Birth notices list six newborns with parent names and birth weights from Sept. 9 to Sept. 15 in Bancroft Soda Springs Georgetown and Grace Grace Preston are mentioned among admissions and discharges. Several individuals are still confined including Coreen Wistisen Sharon Forsgren Connie Ozburn David Joyce Hazel Young Dora Argyle Marsha Graham Lincoln Burton Thomas Bartlett Carol Thompson Merlin Peterson Irene Monk and Marvy Bollar.
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Timothy Cole
Soda Springs
Norbert Paas
Georgetown
James Brouelette
Bay
Coreen Wistisen
Bancroft
Sharon Forsgren
Preston
Connie Ozburn
City
David Joyce
Weiser
Hazel Young
Grace Wendell
Who or What’s To Blame by Chuck Miller
A safety coordinator compiles Idaho Transportation Department accident excerpts to illustrate how a chain of unsafe acts and conditions leads to incidents. He cites humorous and blunt examples of tools slipping, hammered blows, and equipment failures as examples of human error and responsibility in preventing accidents.
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Chuck Miller
Idaho Transportation Dept
Idaho
Idaho Transportation Department
Ada-Boise Safety Council
Occupational Safety and Health Act
OSHA
Population growth prompts call for new census in Caribou County
A. H. B. Lowe argues for a new county census to reflect growth in Bancroft Grace Soda Springs and rural areas. He cites 1969 figures showing rapid expansion and notes potential shifts in federal revenue sharing and other funds if a new census is approved. He urges action by year end to secure funding changes.
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Caribou County
Bancroft, Grace
Soda Springs
U. S
Bancroft
Grace
Caribou
Hatch
Seattle
Monsanto Ladies Golf League Awards Dinner
The Monsanto Ladies Golf League met at Cedar View Supper Club on Wednesday evening September 10 for its awards dinner. Seventeen members attended with Charlotte Summers presenting prizes and certificates. First place went to Maxine Taggart and La Rae Hansen. second to Patti Freeman and Alice Tigert. third to Joan Spear and Sandy Scott. fourth to Pauline Graham and Carolyn Tufts. Door prizes went to Joyce Ath ay Carol Stoor Joelene Crouse and Olive Kelly. Also present were Mark Mathews Roma Merrill Sharleen Holiday and Gerry Bennion. Gitt golf balls tees and ball markers along with Chow Mein were compliments of Monsanto.
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Monsanto Ladies Golf League
Cedar View
Charlotte Summers
Maxine Taggart
La-Rae Hansen
Patti Freeman
Alice Tigert
Joan Spear
Sandy Scott
Pauline Graham
Carolyn Tufts
Joyce Athay
Carol Stoor
Joelene Crouse
Olive Kelly
Mark Mathews
Roma Merrill
Local governments drive step toward special census plan
Federal supervision personnel would be trained from county residents and could cover the entire county. The initial move requires a formal request from local governments such as city councilmen or county commissioners.
Lava Hot Springs Condominiums to Meet Vacation Demand
Reservations are taken for Phase II Lava Hot Springs Condominiums as demand grows for vacation living space. Construction is underway on the first building named Juniper, with 32 units sold to Bannock and Caribora counties residents. Cedar and Spruce will follow, offering one, two, and five bedroom units. Over 60 percent of buyers plan to rent year round, viewing purchases as both investment and retreat. For details call 776-5868 or write Lava Hot Springs Idaho 83246.
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Lava Hot Springs
Juniper
Bannock
Caribora
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Bob
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Ntee
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South Main
Layne Rindlisbaker
Brent Thomas
H. B. Lowe
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Shy Soda Springs
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