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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1958
Page
1
Grace barely defeated Soda Springs 7 6 in a football contest Friday. Lynn Smith scored on a five yard reception in the third quarter to put Grace ahead, while Wayne Anderson added a ten yard run for Soda Springs to tie the game before Grace converted for the final point.
Perfect weather and a turnout of over 600 youngsters capped a successful Kids Day with games contests free movies hot dogs punch a parade and a dog show. Fred Christensen and Lynn Marie Tigert won best float for Kid's Treasures while the Aames family took the girls float prize and Diane Nielson was crowned Hula Hoop queen.
Former world middleweight champion Fullmer will speak to young people this Sunday October 5 at L.D.S. Chapel. Corbett, hospitalized earlier this week, is improving and expected to be released soon.
The two theaters will close effective Oct 1 and no future operation plans are announced. Grace Theater remains open. Clyde Norstrom is named assistant hotel manager after a year as night clerk and prior hotel, auditing, and service experience. He is a Soda Springs native.
John H Stewart from Sioux Falls inspected Holsteins in Brattleboro areas for two breeders. Mickelson and Sons Grace and Mickelson & Sons Grace total dozens of cows rated from Excellent to Good. The classification system, in operation since 1929, compares animals to the TrueType Holstein standard with up to 38,000 cows inspected annually.
State patrolman Mark Wilson addressed the Kiwanis on safety driving facts. He cited under 5 percent mechanical failure in accidents and urged driving education and a proposed update to the Cattle Highway Law. He opposed 14 year olds driving, urged better trained paid officers, and noted Idaho needs 100 to 120 full time patrolmen. Bill Davis reported Kids Day success with 648 gifts, 940 hotdogs, and 1100 punch cups.
Bannock and Caribou County farmers led by Vern Hartington Daniel Barnes and Jerald Christian sue in federal court to halt an Agricultural Adjustment Administration reduction of 1959 basic wheat acreages. Plaintiffs seek a stay of the decision and a favorable judgment.
Navy researchers say hurricane winds and clouds extend as high as forty to sixty thousand feet, based on data from the Hurricane Hunters program. The report outlines upper atmospheric limits and implications for flight planning and storm analysis.
The Soda Springs P.T.A. opens the 1954 59 year with a Wednesday October 6 meeting at 7 30 pm in the Grade School. Parents are urged to attend to meet teachers and view classroom work.
Mr. Kelly the District Governor of District 305 visited the Dubois and St Anthony Lions Clubs on Monday and Thursday during last week.
A group of state Democratic candidates led by A. M. Derr and Tim Brennan will visit Caribou County on Tuesday Oct. 7. They arrive Bancroft at 10 30 a m join Caribou County Democrats then caravan to Soda Springs for a noon luncheon at the Idaho Cafe followed by an afternoon stop in Grace. Derr is expected to speak briefly at each stop.
Saturday and Sunday Bannock Stake Conference proceeded with prayers led by Dahl Robbins and Lloyd Ben onet. Afternoon sessions featured speakers including San Matkin Van Simonson Benny Cornish and Terry Van Vieet.
Anne Daniel resigns as director at large from Pocatello and Springs named BPW magazine editor and business manager for the new edition. Olive Kelly joins the candidates committee to prepare the district slate. Election set for April 19 at Firth Taisho amid club introductions of their Woman of the Year.
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