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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1967
Page
9
Soda Springs school officials announce the hot lunch program will begin Tuesday September 5 with meals served that day. Elementary lunches stay at 30 cents, while junior high and high schools raise to 35 cents. Lunch tickets available at schools for daily weekly or monthly purchases.
The Grace Elders Quorum with High Priests assisted harvested over 75 tons of grain this past week at the Bannock Stake church farm. Furnishing combines were Carl Rasmussen Jr in charge in Larry Stevens’s absence, with Owain and Max Christensen, Max Rigby, Dave and John Revoir, Howard Thomas, Glen Sorenson, Jim Lousley, Dale Sullivan. Furnishing trucks included Bud Gibson, Carl Rasmussen Jr, Marvin Smith, Herman Maughan and Lamar Winward. Workers also listed are Don Gibson, Milan Housley, Larry Stevens president of the quorum, and Bishop Howard Johnson. Wheat harvest completed. barley to come later.
Idaho’s 2000 lakes and 35000 miles of streams produce over 11 million trout and 4 million spiney ray fishes annually.
Mr and Mrs Max Smith of Thatcher led an August trek from Minnesota and South Dakota to gather Sioux children for relocation to Bannock Oneida and Franklin Stakes homes in Idaho. Buses transported 41 children to Idaho Falls via Aberdeen and Eagle Butte while missionaries and families awaited them, under North Indian Mission oversight. Keith Young directed the four stake operation.
Forest officers welcome archery deer hunters to Caribou National Forest for the season opening Saturday September 2. District Ranger Roy Daniels warns archers to exercise extreme care to prevent fires, noting summer firefighting has shown fires can grow from a campfire or cigarette in minutes. Officials anticipate more man caused fires and urge heightened precautions during this non normal fire season.
Grace neighbor news lists visits and travels among residents including Minnie Sorenson Grant and Havel Peterson. Notes open house for William Crane. Arrivals from Salt Lake City attend fairs, showers, and family gatherings. City registration opens for November election. church activity updates and a humorous line about girdles closes the item.
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