Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 43

Sunday, May 2, 1976 S'tar-Tfibune, Casper, Wyo. 43 ealth department activities up J. Natrona County clinic has already "had as many cases of syphilis reported as we had during all of 1975." He noted that the clinic operated 6-8 p.m. every Thursday at 1655 East Second. Anderson said that a new leash law was enacted In 1975 and the department has been active In enforcing the dog b'f aspect of the ordinance.

CASPER The Natrona County Health Dept. reports inspections have more than doubled In the past year for sewage permits and venereal disease. In the annual report by Dr. Walter B. Watson, cwnty health officer and Nix Anderson, assistant administrator, a total of 2,341 Inspections were reported for 1975, an overall increase of 63 percent.

Man sentenced Firm reports thefts The department includes three sanitarians, Martin Stone, Jerry Gladstone and Ken Crowl, and a secretary, Marie Plock. Anderson reported that the venereal disease program represented 56 per cent of the total venereal disease reported in the state In 1975 but that only 11 cases of syphilis were reported. He said that a large increase In the number of cases of syphilis is expected "due to the large influx of migratory workers from our southern states where syphilis is prevalent." Anderson reported that the Anderson said the county processed 571 inspections for venereal disease, an increase of 133 per cent, and 389 final Inspections were made with 422 sewage permits issued for a total of 811, an increase of 109 per cent from 1974. There were 117 dog bites reported with 145 rechecks for an increase of 22 per cent. The department received 566 complaints, performed 697 rechecks, and reported a 98 per cent Increase from the year before.

A total of 80 swimming pool Inspections accounted for a 23 per cent rise, according to Anderson, and total activities numbered 6,029 for a 67 per cent Increase. The department reported 10,373 incoming phone calls, recorded 1-045 births, 19 stillbirths and 418 deaths. -is I v. 1 I Sheriff's officers are also, Investigating a burglary and vandalism to Wlndriver Construction's work site at Robertson Road early Monday, and the theft of ropes, meat and other Items from 2110 West 41st that was also reported early Monday. CASPER The theft Of a citizens band radio and two tape decks were reported at Motive Specialists on Tank Farm Road Monday.

According to sheriff's reports, the equipment was taken from vehicles parked at the business. 5 rr u.ijjiu.iiiijfi aijrimmMaeiMiz iiiili (rrmr'-' CASPER A Casper man was sentenced to one year supervised probation on burglary charges Wednesday. John G. Lembke, who pleaded guilty to the charges in Natrona County District Court, was sentenced under the First Of-Jender's Statute. UAL213 17ALD.B AUgfieH 10:00 Ml.

SATURDAY, MAY 8. 1976 10:00 JUL Yard work SPRING IN WYOMING Involves many things, most of which Involve work. (Picture by Brad Frltzler) 8 TOLE DECORATIVE PAINTING i Your(nfjnf)p(j)fDf5 DailyWilPWK from the CARROLL RIGHTER INSTITUTE i 4 MX-rfJyO IVEST-VJIFID! GAILEQY 345V2 EAST 2ND STREET (Upstairs) JUST EAST OF NATRONA CO. LIBRARY 30 genuine BENTWOOD chairs, 2-large modern show cases, 13-miscellaneous tables, (all shapes and kinds gray formica topped kitchen table and 2 chairs), chrome coat racks, 1-3 shelf wood display unit, 1 -wrought iron display rock, 1 -boxed artificial Christmas tree, sawhorses, 5-display manniquins, 2-commercial mop buckets, 6-ornate pressed wood-back collectible chairs, 1 -Redwood picnic table (five foot), 1 -2ft. 3ft.

collectable maple table, Marge plywood table (96 48 inches, wrought iron legs), 1-Delph blue and gold lamp table (newly finished), 20-packages Christmas note paper, 2-small stage wooden platforms, l-8ft. stack of wooden shelves, 1 -slim Jim, 1 -Steam bath, 1-exercycle, 1 -set joined bakers bread pans, 1-bakers metal cookie sheet (holds over 100 cookiesrolls), l-red upholstered chair, 1 -metal typewriter, Misc. Picture frames, Some Household Goods Reconditioned Stereo Cabinet. IN ADDITION: -1 PAINTINGS (framed and unframed) by over 150 artists: Oils, Watercolors, Acrylics, Weathered Wood, Sketches, Charcoal, Pen and Ink, Some Pottery Macrame. auction BY MAYFIELD ASSOCIATES OF CASPER, WY.

We Sell Any and All Kinds of Sales! TERMS: CASH Lunch Available Coffee Pop. jjOROMMWORMATi Seat filled GILLETTE Mayor Mike" Enzi has filled a second vacated council seat. Robert While, assistant principal at Central Junior High School, is expected to take the post vacated by Jack Babcock, the second city councilman to resign this month. Babcock submitted his resignation because he is moving out of the city limits. Councilman Ed Geringer resigned earlier in April giving personal reasons for his departure.

Jack Edmunds was appointed to take his place. While is scheduled to work with the police department as part of an outside assignment given each councilman, Enzi said. GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day to study the details of every-day life and to make long-range plans for the future. Put your mind to the acquiring of whatever information you need to build a better foundation. ARIES (Map 91 tn Am- 19) Rwt t.v Evening Classes Start May 3rd Instructor: Christi Delano Sign Up Now At: WALT'S HOBBY CENTER 1 905 CY Ave.

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