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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1964

Page

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Monsanto plant wins flag for safety and inspection team

In St. Louis Frank P. Hen, Sommer presiding, announces a pennant for the Springs Plant of Monsanto for five years. The flag earned honors based on Safety, Cost Control, and Inspection, with plant managers from Greenwood, Graves, Krummrick, and others attending the meeting.

Pany Monsanto Organi Frank P. Henresented Pennant Sommer St. 14 R.L Chem- Greenwood South Graves St. Louis A. J.erintendent Engie Texas City C. H

Kiwanis Club Plans Fundraiser Cake Sale

Springs Kiwanis will canvas the Springs next Tuesday selling Banson's cakes. Proceeds fund club work for the year. Cakes are good for gifts and from 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday members invite the public to help this worthy cause by leaving porch deliveries.

Lewiston Port District bonds debated at Kiwanis meeting

Robert managing Secretary ston Chamber spoke to the Kiwanis Club about a Port District bond plan. He argued bonds are a liability of the district and tied to port revenues and lease payments rather than general taxes. He cautioned voters that changes to the constitution are needed and warned the plan's feasibility depends on industrial leases and future river access gains.

Robert Ston Chamber Kiwanis Club Ings

Soda Springs PTA hears Supt. talk on school plans

Soda Springs School Superintendent Ronald J. Tippets spoke at the October PTA meeting outlining enrollment of 1067, anticipated 200-300 new students next year, a new elementary wing, and plans to move primary grades. He urged focus on reading, junior high expansions, and hiring qualified teachers, plus possible summer school and more vocational training.

Soda Springs Ronald J. Tippets Tippets Soda, Springs Idaho Board of Education

Cardinals Defeat Beavers 28-14 in Non-Conference Clash

Soda Springs dominates American Falls 28-14 as Richard Stoor scores three TDs and 146 rushing yards. Allen Tigert adds two extra points and a TD, guiding Soda to 7-1 on the season. Grace game looms as Soda seeks Fifth District Class B title with Fielding next week.

Soda Springs American Falls Beavers Cardinals Beavers Mike Wolfenbarger Richard Stoor Soda Stoor Allen Tigert American Falls Beaver Grace Red Devils Paris

Jay-C-Ettes Meet Orientation Program Highlights

The Jay-C-Ettes held an Orientation on Tuesday October 20 at Myrna Archibalds home. State Director Jean Windley spoke on the state organization history, Lenniss Lewis on the local group, Carol Allen explained the Key Woman Award system, and Carolyn Puls covered the state project. Archibald, past Pres-ton Club president, offered a personal reflection. A pot luck supper followed. Chris Christen gen of Logan visited Soda Springs with his daughters Mrs. Bolton and Mrs. Smith.

Myrna Archibald Jean Windley Lenniss Lewis Carol Allen Carolyn Puls

Ford Punt Pass and Kick Winners in Soda Springs

The Economy Ford Sales sponsored event at Soda Springs High School named winners across age groups from eight to thirteen years. Top placers include Randy Corder Blake Arvidson Curtis Sorensen Danny Stringham Randy Budge and Craig Christensen with multiple runners up.

Soda Springs Randy Corder Bobby Watts Jimmy Poulsen Blake Arvidson Tim Hatch Curtis Hussey Curtis Sorensen Mark Robbins Ted Eyrich Danny Stringham Mike Watts Terry Birger Craig Byington Russell Messerly Zane Arvidson Randy Budge Craig Christensen Jim Burnham Economy Ford Sales of Economy Ford Sales

Jaycees State Toothbrush Sale To Raise Funds

The Soda Springs Jaycees announce a Family Pak toothbrush sale starting Monday October 26 to fund community projects. Profits back Jaycees efforts as dentists urge quarterly replacements. Each pack includes two adult brushes and one child's brush for 1.00 with the child brush offered free. Loren and Mrs Fowler visited Idaho Falls attending relatives.

Soda Springs Jaycees Jaycees Grant Nelson Nelson

Grace Red Devils thrash North Gem 46 0 in Grace

Grace Red Devils dominate North Gem Cowboys 46 to 0 at Grace. Dennis Ray opened scoring with a 37 yard run, Lynn Rasmussen returns a punt for six, and Barthelome, Panter, and Gibbs score in sequence. Grace tallies 611 rushing yards and 20 first downs as North Gem stalls. Grace faces Soda next, while North Gem heads to Firth for a nonconference clash.

Grace Red Devils North Gem Cowboys Grace Dennis Ray Red Devil Lynn Rasmussen Ray North Gem Buddy Barthlome Barthlome Greg Panter Red Devils White Mark Gibbs Gary Panter Randy Panter Clynn Christensen Cowboys Soda Marsh Valley Firth Cougars

Family Dinner Honors Charles Giles Birthday

A Sunday gathering at the Giles home celebrated Charles Giles birthday with relatives from Georgetown Soda Springs Conda Provo Butte Mont Utah including Delos and Marilyn Giles Ruggles Panting Beins Hogan Meacham and Jerry Giles. Larry Lewis of the University of Wyoming joined the weekend visit with his parents Diggs and Mrs Lewis.

Grant Cummins Brigham City Utah Charles Skinner Bancroft Richard Lebtin Soda Springs Thayne Kunz Blaeckfoot Richard Kennett Paul Idaho Eddie Reed Max Sherry Skinner Charles Giles Giles Delos Giles Georgetown Marilyn Craig Salt Lake City Martin Ruggles Don Panting Stuart Beins Douglas Hogan Conda Bob Hogan Butte Mont Jack Hogan Hogan George Meacham Provo Jerry Giles Larry Lewis University of Wyoming Mrs. Diggs Lewis

Scattergunners Prepare for Pheasant Season in Idaho

Idaho opens a new pheasant season at noon on Saturday October 24 with about 70 000 hunters, spanning southeast counties to December 6 in the southwest. Opening bag four roosters, with one hen allowed in place of a rooster starting the third day in several regions. Idaho Fish and Game reports 1964 as a below normal production year due to harsh winter and wet spring, predicting an overall harvest around 550 000 pheasants, down from 715 000 last year, with regional differences in outlook.

Idaho Southeastern Southcentral Southwestern Idaho Fish and Game Department

Pocatello to Host State PTA Convention in November

Several hundred parents and teachers will meet in Pocatello from November 4 to 6 for the Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers annual state convention. Discussions focus on funding for schools, mental health clinics, vocational education, and services for handicapped and exceptional children. Workshops, exhibits, and symposiums titled New Dimensions in Education will feature leaders from Idaho and the U.S. educational community.

Pocatello Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers Idaho Congress Parent-Teacher Association PTA Ezra Hawkes State Board of Education Gwenyth Vaughn John Fitch Speech and Hearing Center Ls.a E. W Simison Poratello Charles Stromberg Pbnet Ada Couey Mental Health Center Idaho Eleanor Bodahl

Harding Church To Be Here Sat In Caribou County

Congressman Ralph Harding and Senator Frank Church will visit Caribou County this Saturday October 24. They will hold a public breakfast at Lanava's Dining Room Grace at 8 00 a m then tour the area public meeting times. A luncheon is set for 12 noon to 2 p m at the Trail Dining Room Soda Springs with public access.

Ralph Harding Frank Church Caribou County Lanava Grace Harding Church Trail Soda Springs

Kindergarten To Start November 2 In Soda Springs

Parents with 5 year olds or younger by October 15 are reminded that kindergarten in Soda Springs begins Monday morning November 2. Registration and details on fees and supplies are available from Mrs. Jack Porter or Mrs. Russell Crouse near the Junior High School gymnasium foyer.

Soda Springs Jack Porter Russell Crouse

Pheasant stock urged limited for next spring

A fragment notes measures to reduce pheasants to a level that may leave insufficient breeding stock for the following spring, signaling regulatory or management actions affecting game populations.

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Lewiston Rendment Thereson P.T.A Supt Goldie Hopkins Lytha Ellis Dale Jenson Blackfoot Reservoir U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Washington, D. C Chris Christengen Logan Robert Bolton Edwin B. Smith Loren Fowler Idaho Falls Charles Lau Grace Swamps Cowboys Soda Springs Kiwanis Club Benson WANIS
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