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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
11
Coach Karl Elliott argues that teaching boys to win is essential to maximize effort and develop competitive spirit. He links victory to democracy and motivation, noting that external pressure should not mislead good leadership into underemphasizing maximum effort.
Mrs Diggs Lewis of Soda Springs won the Orbiter Floor Machine in a drawing at the Cari bou County Fair. The winner was notified Monday night after applicants signed up at the Orbiter booth during the three fair days.
The document lists district and junior high school staff including principals George C. Kimball and Stan Kress, counselors such as Stan Kress and David Hart, librarians Mary Nielsen and Ruby Sorenson, and department heads across English science math music and home economics. It names teachers for Earth Science Geometry Chemistry Physics and more, plus custodians, lunch director, cooks, and part time assistants.
Principal Carl J. Wallin Jr. Heads First Grade with Mrs. Bonnie Summers and Phyllis Flake. Second Grade led by Beatrice Carl.
The new federal 10 percent surcharge requires withholding after July 13 1968, excluding April 1 to July 13. Calvin E. Wright district director urges employees to verify tax status. Use Internal Revenue Form W 4 to raise deductions and avoid larger 1968 tax payments. those with 1968 estimated payments must revise estimates and file revised 1040 ES before Sept 15.
Jake Tennant visited relatives in Boise last week and all returned to Soda Springs for the weekend. Attending the reunion were his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Earl Ellis of Boise and his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Raymond Tennant of East Peoria Illinois.
Doris Neff leads third grade with Nola Hayes in charge of the group under Mrs Joan Robinson. Fourth grade teacher is Mrs Margaret Panting with Mrs LaRue Curtis assisting. Fifth grade lists Mrs Opal Taylor and Jaren Pugmire. Sixth grade staff includes Mrs Alice Moore and Herman Viehweg. Half day secretary is Darla Gill. Librarian half day Caroline Kress and custodian D E Deaton listed.
Principal Leo T Williams. First Grade teachers Fern Tipton Grace Whitworth Susan Wood. Second Grade Leah Brown Mary Sibbett Carol Lee Burton. Third Grade Diana Parson Hooban Susan Harris. Fourth Grade Eileen Ringel Alta Johnson. Fifth Grade Marguerite Find lay Fern Balls. Sixth Grade Frank Taylor Grant Wood. Secretary Ordus Williams Librarian Pinker Bosworth. Custodian Denton Harris. Grades 1 2 3 4 Caroline Young. Grades 4 6 7 8 James Young. Superintendent Juist IL Williams. District Secretary Katherine Gill Transportation Clem Walker. Bus drivers list includes Alexander Verl Leavitt La Del Porter Bailey Creek Cedars Lor raine Walker Arnell Walker Conda Clem Walker Conda Trail Layne Rindlesha ker Ralph Reeves Meadowville Orval Bells Gary Gier Grays Lake Glade Sibbett Grays Lake Elementary Hroy Vins Relief Driver Mrs Gerry Bennion.
An editorial argues that safety belts and headrests reduced fatalities but public adoption lags. It cites education as key, notes 1968 shoulder belt mandates, and calls out turn signals as another underused safety feature. A separate vignette shows a boy wishing to be a brother, not to own wealth.
First published notice to creditors of Gracie Pearl Laws deceased. Executor Jake Tennant requests claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims may be presented at his Soda Springs home or Leonard O Kingsford law office in Soda Springs Idaho. August 19, 1968.
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