Consolidation Sparks Optimism in Cache Utah Schools
The Deseret News article describes how consolidating North and South Cache high schools into Sky View High at Smithfield spurred a new district spirit. Principal Kenneth Webb praises Sky View as a top school, while Supt. C Bryce Draper and an increasingly unified school board led broader gains, with 1964 consolidations extending to junior highs and elementary schools. The piece notes improved academics and athletics, a shift from division to unity, and aims to guide other districts toward similar reform.
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Pat Logan
Fich
Pomentum
Richmond
Hyrum
Sky View High Iat
Smithfield
Conation
Sky View
Utah
Kenneth Webb
T. H. Bell
Supt
C. Bryce Draper
Oral L. Ballam
Draper
Board of Education
Webb
Bell
Cache
Lavor Chaffin
Deseret News
County Farmers Seek to Reduce Potato Bruises
County farmers face losses from bruised potatoes due to heavy machinery and handling. The piece cites 20 to 30 percent bruising in some lots, potential per acre losses up to 110 dollars if culled, and outlines vine kill timing, moisture effects, and equipment adjustments to prevent bruising from harvest through storage and sale. Data from Jay Garner, Extension potato specialist, plus chemical controls and practical steps for vine removal, digger speed, padding, loading, and temperature guidance are detailed.
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Caribbou County
Grace Library Joins Idaho Teletype Network
Grace Public Library will join the Idaho Teletype Network enabling Joyce Fowler to call the Regional Reference Center at Pocatello Public Library for assistance with reference questions. The system, funded by a Library Services and Construction Act grant, links eight Idaho libraries to speed information access and interlibrary loans.
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Grace Public Library
Libraries of Idaho
Joyce Fowler
Pocatello Public Library
Pocatello
Idaho State Library
Library Services and Construction Act
Idaho
City invites bids for utility replacement and extensions
City of Soda Springs Idaho invites bids for a project to replace and extend utilities. Bids due October 9 1968 with five percent bid guaranty. Plans and specs at City Hall with a $10 deposit refundable on submission of a bona fide bid. Work to start within ten days of notice and finish by May 30 1969. Liquidated damages apply.
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Buda
iSee
Soda Springs
Idaho
City Hall
Public Notice for Soda Springs Utility Bid Opening
Sealed bids for reconstruction and extension of sewer and water systems around Second South Street Soda Springs Idaho must be received by October 9 1968 at 5 00 p m and opened publicly at 8 00 p m in accordance with Specifications for Utility Replacement and Extension.
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Chy Clark
Springs
Idaho
Soda Springs
Caribou County
Second South Street
Windshield washer system enhances 1969 Chevrolets
The feature sprays dirt from dual headlamp lenses with two jet nozzles per light, diverting fluid to remove up to 80 percent of grime. Standard on 1969 Corvettes, it pairs with hidden headlights on certain models and is available across most big Chevrolets, improving traction on slick ice or packed snow.
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M Tors
Salt Lake City
The
Sun
Floyd Banks
Bancroft
Saitekar
Hansen
Aaedard OF Company of California
Soda Springs Creamery
Boda Springs
Franklin Folger
Cecil Alldapeer
Jay Garner
Grace Library
Chris Phelps
Larre Rasmussen City Clerk
Soda Springs, Idaho
Thurdlay
Lloyd Hansen
Company of California
Aeas
Chevrolet
Evrole
HIVE
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