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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
1
Report of a school meeting with attendees and speakers including Mr Hansen and Mr Rich. The talk touched on philosophies of representation and bureau duties. Technical issues with Linotypes and paper caused production delays, but staff stayed on track toward normal operations.
Jace of Lorin Neff, a 24 year old daughter of Grace They, resigned from a police position in Honeyville. The notice mentions on duty duties and replacements including Buck Lallatin as relief, and references Imbert Hildreth and El Paso as security roles. The report also notes a baby daughter and connections to Grace They.
Incomplete OCR text notes a named individual Ralph Harding and Reed Stoddard with schedule details pending for next week’s paper. Limited readable facts provide no clear event, date, or location.
Mrs John Jenny of Cottonwood was elected vice president and Mrs Adolf Heinrich continues as president. Mrs Jack Sigman of Boise was re-elected treasurer for a two year term, while Mrs Gerald Ingle of Kendrick remains secretary. Directors taking office Jan 1 include Mrs Reed Budge of Soda Springs and Mrs Louis M Breshears of Homedale. Terms continued for Mrs H A Childers of Filer, Mrs Multan A Thompson of Dubois, and Mrs Conrad Chisholm of Coeur d Alene. 1965 convention planned for Twin Falls next fall.
Openings begin October 3 for elk and deer in multiple units including 3 4 5 6 10 11B 12 13 14 15 16 16A 18 92 93 24 31 32 32 35 39 confirming deer only dates for units 43 48 49 50 51. Some areas 33 35 on South Fork Payette River remain open until 1800 deer checked or December 13.
Local bowmen Ralph Harrison and Ronald Nichols bagged two bull elk in the Mooy Creek area after about 19 days of hunting. Harrison's bull fell at 9 06 am Thursday September 24 at roughly 25 yards with a 58 pound bow pull, and Nichols's bull was taken Saturday evening September 26 at 30 yards with a 49 pound bow pull. Verland Moore and Chiff Lundin joined the party, which includes Caribou Archers Club members.
Grace School District No 148 Superintendent LeRoy Hare requested release from his contract at year end June 1965, though his term runs to June 1968. The board granted the request contingent on finding a replacement. He urged consolidation of Caribou County districts and suggested candidates Tom Bell or Ron Tippets, noting economic and educational reasons to plan a transition.
Homemakers invite community for a free afternoon event on Thursday October 8 at 1 30 pm at the Soda Springs Stake House. Local children model clothing in a four fashion show while exhibits and talks on clothing ideas and fabric selection are featured. Free babysitting will be provided in the church basement.
Winter wheat farmers not yet enrolled in the 1985 voluntary wheat program are reminded that the signup deadline is Friday October 2. Richard Torgesen chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee notes signup is required to qualify for program benefits. Growers may revise planting intentions before the next spring feed grain signup closes. Overseeding allotments must be stated at signup. Participants who sign up and meet program provisions can receive price support loans and marketing certificates, with optional 10 percent acreage reductions for conservation uses.
Grace Red Devils defeat West Side 32 to 6 as quarterback Buddy Barthlome throws two touchdowns to Robert Young and Gary Panter connects to Dean Manhart. Grace adds a 42 yard run by Dennis Ray and a third period TD by Manhart, while West Side scores late. Grace travels to Soda next for a league game with C.
Republican congressional candidate George Hansen is slated to be in Caribou County this Saturday October 3. A tentative 1200 noon time is planned for his appearance and contact details include Richard Hendricks Grant Law Ray Davis of Soda Springs for information.
Fielding Spartans defeated the North Gem Cowboys 40 20 in a Class B Fifth District football game Friday. Vero Tolman returned two kickoffs for touchdowns 85 and 80 yards. Kent Smith scored on a line plunge and added two extra points. Fielding showcased a strong passing attack with three touchdowns and will face West Side Pirates at Dayton next Friday.
North Gem High School Superintendent Tom Bell announced Lauritz Christen, son of AL and Mrs Christensen of Bancroft, as a National Merit Scholarship semi finalist for 1964. The list includes 14 000 seniors nationwide with state representation. Semi finalists advance to Finalists after testing, endorsement, and meeting requirements.
The Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce holds its semi monthly meeting in the Idaho Cafe dining room. Special guest Bill Wright from El Paso Construction Foreman will address the group with a brief talk.
Soda Springs edges Jackson Wyoming 20 to 14 at City Park behind 70 yard TD by Allen Tigert and two more scores in the first half. Tom Cynova adds a 10 yard TD late third quarter as Soda extends its win streak while Jackson stalls late, with a key fourth quarter pass interception sealing the result. Grace Red Devils visit for Soda’s homecoming.
John M Stalnaker of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced two Caribou County students as semifinalists. Allen Ray Tigur of Soda Springs High School joins Christensen in the recognition. Details on the Merit Scholarship system appeared in last week's Sun.
Blocks celebrates 50 years since Nate Block founded the first store in Pocatello in 1914 with 200 pairs of shoes and $100 borrowed. The Soda Springs location hosts a week long sale and $50 Golden Gift certificates as prizes while displaying historic items and Lincoln documents.
Police in Soda Springs solved a string of petty thefts and break ins this week. Three juveniles face arraignment in Judge Harns' court for multiple offenses including a $40 theft from Gabettas Laundromat and a $1,725 loss from Mrs Lytha Ells' bilfold. Cars near Stan Huff residence and Perk's Cafe were entered with purse stolen from Perk's, about $62, and a $29 locker theft at the high school. The case remains under investigation for remaining incidents.
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