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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
1
Idaho news column notes districts charging registration fees for pupils, with one case challenged by a patron to the attorney general. Meanwhile Pocatello schools plan a small teacher raise tied to a proposed $4 to $8 and $8 to $16 fee increases to fund salaries. The Ki shot results and local obituaries accompany the regional item.
Idaho Legion leader Max Hanson says the organization will survey schools for flag supplies and promote patriotic programs. He notes 1921 laws mandate flag display and urges posts to aid schools, especially during American Education Week November 10–16, with cooperation from the Department of Education.
Mail foulup Tuesday in Pocatello delayed several pictures scheduled for this week’s paper. they will appear next week. Kiwanis Turkey Shoot draws 60 shooters. six turkeys awarded to Roger Rose Bill Corder Al Evans Melvin Rose two perfect 10s reported. Next shoot date not yet announced by Kiwanis Club.
Mayor Allen H Tigert proclaims October 6 through 13 1963 as National Business Women s Week in Soda Springs Idaho praising the work of the local BPW Club and recognizing Business and Professional Women in city and county employment.
Idaho State University offers Mathematics 209 an undergraduate extension course for teachers to improve arithmetic instruction. The class meets at Soda Springs Junior High Thursday at 6 30 pm. It carries three credits and costs 15 30 dollars payable at the first meeting. Instructor Daniel J Kane notes the course covers real numbers to aid teaching. Prerequisites include one unit each of high school algebra and plane geometry or equivalent. Further information available from Kane in Soda Springs or ISU Extension Services in Pocatello.
An Oakland area program titled This Atomic World will be shown at Soda Sprigs High School on Monday October 21. Sponsored by the United States Atomic Energy Commission the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies presents exhibits and a lecture by Kenneth W. Reagles. The program explains atomic structure radioactivity radiation biology fission and fusion and non military uses of isotopes in agriculture industry and medicine. A classroom session with Reagles follows the assembly.
Mrs Boyd Carol Skinner of Wayan began secretarial training at Grimm's Business College in Portello as fall term opens. She is daughter of Roy E. and Mrs. Vias, has three children L. G Molck Lane and Robin, and is a Grace High School graduate.
The Itato Public Utilities Commission granted Silver Star Telephone Co authority to provide dial service to Wayan in Caribou County Idaho. The utility plans a $700,600 loan to modernize and convert to dial service with temporary rate increases to be adjusted once costs are known. Grays Lake cooperative customers requested the service.
Mary Lee Hamp of Grace is named the Sun's Grace area news correspondent Residents are urged to contact her at 425 3487 with items for publication Her cooperation helps gather local news from Grace area residents and organizations
Governor Robert E. Smylie proclaims October 13 to 19, 1963 National Newspaper Week in Idaho. The document highlights the role of newspapers in democracy and designates October 19 as Newspaper Boy Day, urging citizens to show appreciation for Idaho’s newspaper industry and its staff.
Steven Hildreth of Soda Springs and Gene Olsen of Grace left for Fort Ord California to complete six months of Army Reserve training. Mrs Carl Morgan of Wendover Utah reports her son Stephen is enrolled at Utah State University in Logan. Stephen a Grantsville High School graduate also attended Soda Springs schools. The Morgans were former Trail Coffee Shop managers.
Idaho Cancer Division Crusade totals 114638 dollars as Robert EBroyd M Discel dent and Merle Stoddard of Coeur d Alene Idaho complete plans for a public education program for all Idaho schools.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Meads schedule a Friday meeting at 2:00 pm hosted by Edith Dalrymple in Soda Springs.
Navy recruiter announces that a Portland based Information Team will visit Idaho State University on October 14 and 15 at the Student Union. They will explain 47 officer commissioning programs including Officer Candidate School and Aviation. Applications require a bachelor’s degree and meet medical and physical standards. write to US Navy Recruiting Station Portland for details.
Figures from Soda Springs PTA president Mrs Doug Johnson show 152 immunizations were given Thursday morning Oct 3 at the Caribou County Immunization Clinic. Among them 46 received Type I Oral Polio and 78 fifth graders from Soda Springs schools received smallpox and DPT boosters.
Max Yost notes Idaho property taxpayers face higher 1968 tax bills as county levies rise over last year. State cutbacks in education funding prompt new levies and a shift of burden to local taxes, with questions on future relief and proper use of funds. The piece critiques government spending and calls for actual cuts.
A fragment mentions Dr Allen Tigert and an associated nurse or caregiver, with stray terms referencing county health services and a person named Russell Tigert. Details are unclear but point to local health administration matters.
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