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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
1
The notice outlines school opening dates and registration for 1964-65. It lists Sept 1 as start for various grades, morning registration times, and bus schedules. A faculty meeting is set for Sept 31 at 9:00 am in the auditorium. Fees include elementary and student activities, with milk priced at 1.75.
Soda Springs High School defends the Fifth District title with 10 returning lettermen and about 58 hopefuls. Coach Benedict notes smaller size and missing seniors after last year’s championship run. Returning players include Cynova Shuler Godfrey Johnson Thomas Stoor Tigert Humphreys Johnston Sorensen. Schedule includes West Side Preston Montpelier Fielding Jackson Grace North Gem American Falls and Fielding again with home and away games.
This record lists Soda Springs High School staff for the 1964 65 year including Jessie W. Long as Principal Percy Benedict head football coach George Birger athletic director English and language teachers Emoor Bordelon Deanne Findlay Dorothy Adams and Natalie Higgins among others. Also notes roles in science band librarian shop and economics and mentions continuation on the back page.
Grace High opens the season with a non league game against Preston on Sept 2 at Grace. Coach Norman Smith in his second year returns ten lettermen led by captains Lynn Rasmussen and Dennis Ray. Home games are 1 30 kickoff. schedule includes North Gem Jackson Wye Soda Springs Homecoming Sept 18 and Marsh Valley Oct 29.
Heavy frost last week damaged grain up to fifty percent in the Soda Springs area, with potatoes also affected though mostly spotty. The Grace region saw scattered losses as growers assess the full impact after harvest. In Malad, Rupert Bombers won the invitational baseball title, beating Rupert Ramblers while Soda Springs dropped its opener and a later consolation game.
Lewis Ray Richardson and his children from Pittsburg California together with Mrs Nellie Richardson of Rockland spent Thursday and Friday visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelly and Mr and Mrs Gary Poulsen and their boys. Mrs Richardson is Mrs Kellys mother and Louis is her brother.
The North Gem Cowboys travel to Kimberly High School for a non conference opener on September 4 1964 under new head coach Paul Davids. Davids inherits only two starters from last year and plans a lineup with seven returning lettermen and many sophomores. metrics include 32 players vying for starting spots and assistant Jerry Canfield joins the staff.
Forest Ranger Roy Daniels warns that late spring rains have encouraged dense vegetation increasing fire risk. He cautions hunters and campers to be careful with fires and to close gates to keep cattle off unauthorized land as archery season opens.
Mrs Gary Poulsen and boys and Mrs Arthur Kelly visited Downey residents Mr and Mrs Robert Hansen on the way home after the Malad Little League Tournament. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Kelley Mrs Poulsen and boys joined a Richardson family reunion at Rockland.
The city offers 270 acres known as the old Finch Ranch for sale without water rights. Three sections totaling about 100000 dollars appraised value, with a three bedroom home on site. Bids open November 4 at 7 30 p m by the City Council at Soda Springs City Hall.
Marine Private First Class Johao Lahman of Soda Springs Idaho serves with the First Marine Aircraft Wing at the Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni Japan. The wing provides air support for the Seventh Fleet sea assault force in the Far East and supports the Third Marine Division on Okinawa.
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