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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
5
Visit Angeles Track season began Monday with a meeting for all boys interested in track. Practice starts Tuesday as Soda hopes for another district title following last year’s trophy.
Art Crosby of Telex Park Minnesota develops a compact wireless hearing aid that weighs 3/10 of a postage stamp and can be worn in clothing to hear voices on TV and radio. Readers are invited to write to Art Crosby in Billings Montana for details.
The bowling standings show multiple teams with wins and losses alongside high games and series. Notable performances include Natalia Burton with 162 and 433 series, Ken Lloyd 180 and 475, Jean Cynova 218 and 557, and Gladys Williams 234 and 604 in various leagues. A tourist guide quote at the end mentions visiting a large state brewery with a brief exchange.
Landowners Mr and Mrs Herman Yost hosted an open house for relatives and friends after remodeling, reporting 25 visitors and many calls despite heavy snowfall. Passengers on a North Gem School bus included Barry Christensen and Calvin Lloyd during kindergarten entry. Weekend visitors to the H s included Vern and Oleta Hunter, Dean and Jean Ann Hunter, and Joel Robinsons from Idaho Falls.
The Grace High School community reports class declamation winners, early dismissal for a game, a pep assembly, and support for the basketball team which lost to Fielding in Bancroft. Postscript notes confirm local visits, a baby born on February 29, a forthcoming April performance by Leon McCalaph, and the freshman dance with progress toward the next grading period.
Soda Springs notes report a quiet week with small events around town including community meetings and school activities. No major incidents listed.
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