North Gem Studies Consolidation With Marsh Valley Visit
The Citizens Advisory Committee appointed by the North Gem Board of Trustees continues review of school consolidation. Members toured Marsh Valley and Cache Valley High Schools and met North Gem faculty. A public hearing is set for January 27 and 28 in Bancroft to present a consolidation plan for Grace and North Gem districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Advisory Committee
North Gem Board of Trustees
Joe Eliason
Jesse Gilbert
Jetta Briggs
Herman Yost
Ross D. Redford
Luther Wilson
James Mabey
Tom Bell
Marsh Valley
Wilson
Yost
Eliason
Floyd Banks
Rex Hebdon
Warren Lloyd
Raoul Wistisen
Emerson Mabey
Bell
Smithfield
Utah
Cache Valley High School
North Gem
Marsh Valley Board
Daniel Shaffer
Jack Stoddard
Andrew Johnson
Bancroft
Grace
Little League Basketball Season Schedule
Readable results from Jan 16 show Eastman Drug and Soda Springs Elevator leading early. January 23 and January 30 schedules list matchups among Era's Sport Shop Busco Monsanto Shuler Bros B and K Jewelers and Farmers Grain Coop with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Drug
Ern’s Sport Center
Soda Springs Elevator
Monsanto
B. & K. Jewelers
Busco
Shuler Bros
Farmers Grain Coop
S . Grain Elevator
Farmer’s Grain Coop
Era’s Sport Shop
B & K Jewelers
Monsanto S. S. Grain Elevator
S. S. Grain
Ern’s Sport
Eastman Rug
M. Ern's Sport Shop
Shuler Dean
S. S
Ern’s Sport Shop
Shuler Bros. Monsanto
Len Ray Tigert
Michael Hayes
Don Neff
Kevin Ringel
Perry Smith
Guy Crawford
David Hammond
John Warner
Kent Allen
Scott Athay
Francis Rasmussen
Lonnie Johnston
Preston Phelps
Craig Rasmussen
Jerry Brown
Terry Birger
Herbie Sturm
Jack Dukes
Barry Stefferson
Steven Stoddard
John Mandes
Mark Balls
Stephen Bunn
Soda Springs Grain Elevator
Doug Budge
Barry Robbins
Mike Watts
Jay Lott
Kent Smith
Michael Dunn
Donald Dunn
Jim Findlayson
Stan Matthews
Jerry Poulsen
Keith Harding
George Dupin
Shuler Bres
Bob Scribner
Mike Coleman
Kirk Nelson
Ronald Hughes
Reed Thomas
Jerry Nichols
Bob Hays
Doug Cambridge
Billy Horsley
Terry Phelps
Neil Herd
Charles Humphreys
Lynn Sorenson
Tony Tiger
Glen Cellan
Fred Christensen
Jerry Gaskins
Allen Munro
Calvin Hudsonpillar
Doyle Peterson
Ted Eyrich
Dennis Archibald
Michael Larson
Kom McCammon
Craig Davis
Randy Scheffel
Lynn Merrill
Gilbert Cellan
Bobby Anderson
Raughn Ponting
Phillip Myers
Barry Hamblin
Kenny Atwood
Blake Matthews
Curtis Sorenson
Mark Robbins
Reed Herd
Charles Collins
Steve Jones
Bruce Thomas
Deadline for filing price support applications nears
The ASC County Office warns farmers of looming deadlines to apply for price support on 1964 crops. An approved app secures loans or CCC purchases. official final date is February 1, 1965 due to January 31 falling on a Sunday. Crops include barley oats and wheat. Some applicants have not paid the $3 fee, making those applications invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Torgesen
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
ASC
Caribou County
Grace High Karate Demonstration Sponsor Covers Funds
Grace High School athletic department hosts a Friday 730 pm karate show featuring Thomas Anguay of Hawai and students from Salt Lake City to raise funds for the new football stadium. Tickets sold at Grace shops. The event includes karate judo and ju jitsu demonstrations with belt advances possible amid feats like breaking blocks and defense against armed attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Anguay
Hawai
Salt Lake City
Grace High School
Grace
Black Eagle
Anguay
St Maries Editor Wins Master Editor Publisher Award
Robert M Hammes publisher of the St Maries Gazette Record won the ninth annual Master Editor Publisher award from the Idaho Press Association. The 45 year old is the youngest recipient, noted at a banquet closing the winter convention. He began as a high school columnist and built a career across Idaho papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M Hammes
St Maries Gazette Record
Idaho Press Association
Lyle A Young
Hammes
Bismark
N D
University of Minnesota
Idaho
Westinghouse Company
Ritz
Aberdeen
Weekly Times
Minidoka County News
Rupert
Idaho Newspaper Advertising Service
The
Indian Fans Authority
Swanig
Benewah County Development Corporation
Better Newspapers
Caribou County Publisher Award Winners Named
A Caribou County honors list names editors and publishers from Moscow Emmett Benneville The Skinner The Halley and others including Earle Sample John Sted Gy Herb Love and Clyde who are credited as co-publishers across local papers Such a roster highlights regional press leaders while noting affiliations in Malad City Shoshone Lincoln County areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yieau
The
9 Man
Moscow
Skinner
Emmett Index
Berny
the Halley
WE Lansberry
Caribou County Springs
Earle Sample
the Payment Enterprise
John Sted
the County Free Press
Herb H. Love
Lincoln County Shoshone
Clyde
Theterprise
Malad City
Accidents Reported In Soda Springs And Pocatello
On December 17 a rotet pickup driven by W Jones and a 1957 Station Wagon driven by Hayes both from Soda Springs slid on Third South Fi Street in Soda Springs causing $290 in damage Deputy Jack W Porter investigated. On December 19 a rotet pickup owned by Jolot Co of Americans driven by Arthur J of Pocatello left the road into a borrow pit 30 North two miles west Croft Sheriff Jack W Porter led the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jones
Hayes
Fi Street
Soda Springs
Jack W. Porter
Jolot Co
Arthur J
Pocatello
Barrowpit 30
Croft
Judge questions wife silence as man cites interruption
In a terse exchange a judge asks why the wife has not spoken for years. The man replies that he did not feel interrupted, signaling a communication breakdown in the ongoing case.
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Css
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Montpelier, Idaho
Tigert Clinic
Wea Farmers Grain Coop
Norman Johnson
Jorgensen Construction Co
Grace, Idaho
Supreme Mattress
Eye-Allie
1Eator Company
Ford
Rolls-Royce
U.S. Auto Club
Chuck
LTD
Grace High
Sonny
St. Maries
Press Assn. Award
Jefferson Street
Montpelier
State Farm Insurance
Bloomington
Illinois
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