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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
5
The junior seniors and faculty held meetings with plans for Girls Day and a January Sno Ball in the high school gym. Sno Ball festivities featured Snow King and Queen selections, with attendants Ringel and Phelps, and support praised from Cardettes and Soda-West Side fans.
Scheffel scored 11 points for the Cards in a loss as Soda tied for a 1-1 league record. Soda faced Grace last night with no results available at press time.
The Lava community hosts a 15th annual dinner and dance to raise money for the Health Drive. January 30 at the Lava Community Building offers cafeteria service from 5 to 8 pm with ham corn beans mashed potatoes salads and homemade bread. Lamont Smith leads the orchestra from Pocatello for dancing after the meal. Public invited.
Fielding Spartans edged North Gem 56 54 in overtime at Bancroft in a Fifth District Class A3 game. Steve Maxwell scored 28 for the Cowboys while Fielding’s Parker led with 12 points and Palmer and Passey added 11 each. Wilson led North Gem with 13.
Martha Soderman reports on a wool growers meeting in Soda Springs last Monday. Relief Society met at Mrs Ruth Stoor’s home with Mrs Ree Samson teaching and Mrs Viola Winschell leading work. pillows and embroidered towels were made for the bazaar. Several locals visited relatives in Lava Hot Springs and Montpelier. visitors from Grace and Tooele joined church and stake activities. A Bird Refuge meeting, a Deacon Evangelism session, and a Ward Council gathered. Roy Stoor recuperating, and a gym supper fundraiser planned for the building fund.
The Cari bou County Extension Dept. publishes a six page report printed by Caribou County Sun and distributed to residents. It outlines a partnership among the University of Idaho the counties and the U S Department of Agriculture with local input driving program planning. Objectives include improving farm efficiency crop management and conservation marketing farm products youth development and family living.
The 1964 county extension program logged 99 local leader trainings with 1964 attendees 1964 extension meetings reached 162 with over 5000 participants 1128 meetings by 4H and home economics with 11541 attendees Staff conducted 2000 farm home visits 3061 office calls 3833 phone calls 110 news releases 118 radio programs 12013 circular letters and 4961 publications distributed The extension team included Cecil Alldaffer Ed Duren Karleen Gunnell and June Stanley Gunnell resigned late 1964 and has not been replaced Women Marines make up about 1 percent of the Marine Corps force.
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