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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
9
Caribou County Sun profiles three 3rd grades and a combined 2nd and 3rd grade in Lode Springs schools. Miss Nora Hayes brings teaching credentials from Idaho and Utah programs. the article notes a 10 minute winter PE routine including arm stretches and calisthenics.
The article describes daily in-class physical fitness programs during winter for child growth and development. It mentions records played in the office and classroom participation and notes Mrs Fern Balls earned a B.S. from Utah State and taught in Idaho Faille before joining Soda Springs.
Mrs. Marguerite Ainscough explains hands on methods for teaching reading skills. Children enjoy handling words and placing them in relation to others to build sentences and stories. The class works on word classification sentence sequencing and using dictionaries. Ainscough earned a BS from Utah State University in 1952 and has taught in Soda Springs for several years.
Miss Harris has taught in the Soda Springs School District for two years and holds an Idaho teaching certificate. She earned an A.S. from Rick’s College in Rexburg and completed courses at Utah State University and BYU summers. Her class has 34 students.
The Utah Idaho Farmers Union met at Lawava's Cafe for a meeting and banquet to discuss rising production costs imports and processors endangering family farms. Caribou County had 62 attendees. officers from Roosevelt Utah Idaho and Ogden Utah attended. Also notice of the annual school election for Joint School District No 150 Caribou Bonneville counties Idaho set for April 25 1967 at Soda Springs High School polling 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. to elect one trustee from Trug.
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