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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
1
Superintendent Tippets said enrollment in elementary grades 1-5 will rise this year with a potential high school addition. Presently crowded conditions require expanded facilities to accommodate all students as first graders arrive and registration continues.
Idaho officials report audiences across the nation showing Idaho produced films. Views exceed a million in six months with titles featuring the Idaho High Country Mountain and Idaho Elk. The centennial project drew interest from Detroit Hartford Albuquerque New Orleans Salt Lake City and many others.
Allan Warner, son of fr Perry Warner, received a Bachelor degree in the College of Arts and Social Science at Young University in the 89th Annual Summer, Aug 21. He majored in Psychology with a minor in History and will continue at the University of Oregon in Oregon. His wife, Cher DeHartis, teaches at Sauwk High School.
The death of Alexander Ster in Virginia is reported by LA. Born February 1872 in Soda Springs, he spent his later years in Virginia. His daughter Inona Lester survives. His wife preceded him in death in 1984. Funeral services were held in Winchester with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
The Soda Springs Golf Club will host its first annual Best Ball Calcutta Tournament at the Soda Springs Golf Course over Sunday and Monday with man and woman teams at handicap. Wallace Transtrum chairs entries, with partner drawing Friday night. The top ten teams after 18 holes Sunday advance to a Monday elimination, and teams will be auctioned Friday evening at Cedar View Supper Club. You do not have to participate to buy a team.
W Grant Kilbourne vice president and general manager of Simplot Co Minerals and Chemical Division in Pocatello will address the Soda Springs Lions Club at the regular meeting Thursday Sept 3 at 7 30 pm. The club meets at the Trail Dining Room.
Air Force recruiters in southeastern Idaho call for young men to enter aerospace age technical careers. Recruits train six weeks at Lackland AFB, Texas, then proceed to technical schools. The process includes a no obligation aptitude test in Pocatello before enlistment. For details contact MSG Kenas Akers at the recruiting office in Pocatello or call 233-2723.
A wide array of performers bring a state fair musical revue to Blackfoot September 8 to 16. Sue Charles Dancers and Sherry Stevens star, with Glenn Haywood Rex Ramer and Eilene, plus Dolinoffs Raya Sisters and Jack Bauer Donna magic. Harmonica group Harmonicats headline with Peg O My Heart and other hits drawing on seven million sales.
Rev and Mrs Dave Crawford and family returned Friday from a two week trip to California. They visited Mrs Crawford's parents and other relatives in Palm Springs and Rev Crawford's parents and family in northern California.
Gerald Monte Allsop thirty three of Grace drowned Sunday while cleaning moss from a screen at the Utah Power and Light Co dam in Brace He could not swim and his body was found at 2 30 pm Oscar Egbert at the dam reported he spoke with Allsop about 10 30 am The Korean War veteran leave surviving parents two brothers and two sisters Funeral held at the Bannock Stake LDS Tabernacle in Grace with services conducted Wednesday by the ward by the family prayer from Lionel Allsop and music by Ann
El Paso Natural Gas Products Co selects Caribou County Wyoming for a multi plant fertilizer complex. Donald Klein will manage the project with Max Lattig as assistant. Construction to begin this month with full effort next summer.
Salt Lake Tribune reports Husky Oil Co annual findings that International Minerals prospecting indicates valuable leases. Development could begin in eight years or less with International Minerals as partner. Prospecting crews active for four years in Dry Ridge and Dry Valley northeast of Soda Springs.
The Caribou County Hospital Auxiliary thanks contributors for the successful Odds and Ends sale. A second sale is planned for Sept 11 42 from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm daily at the Stockmen Supply building. Donations may be arranged with Alice Tigert in Soda Springs or Eva Bitton in Grace.
A funeral service featured remarks by Bishop Gail M Ray and Bishop Alden Poulsen. The Valley Quartet and Bill Corbett performed hymns. Honorary wallbearers were Third Elders Quorum members. pallbearers listed include Nels Roholt and Gary Sorensen. Burial is Grace Cemetery with funeral home directing.
Jesse O. Humphreys of Soda Springs a noted Suffolk breeder will offer rams at the Fall Show and Sale in Pocatello on Saturday September 12 Organizers led by M C Claar say the gathering draws 29 consignors and spotlights Idaho's top breeders for wool and lamb production. The Idaho Wool Growers Assn sponsors the event now in its 37th year.
Idaho will get 22,169,082 in Federal-aid highway funds for fiscal 1966 as part of a 3 billion nationwide apportionment. The Interstate system dominates with 13,106,100, followed by primary 4,967,939 and secondary roads 3,565,285. Urban highways total 529,778. Idaho also receives 3,359,986 from Forest Highway Funds for forest-adjacent highway projects. planning is led by the Bureau of Public Roads, the Forest Service, and the state governments.
Lifetime milk and butterfat totals surpass 100 000 pounds for three Registered Holstein cows from Idaho based on Holstein Friesian Association records. Trout Creek Hester Latin 3B175 80 EX achieved 105 864 pounds milk and 3 a74 pounds butterfat in 4058 days.
The article notes hunting is relatively safe but warns that most so called accidents stem from careless gun handling or access by children. It cites Idaho data showing fatalities and injuries linked to within party actions, improper loading, and risky behavior, urging use of common sense with firearms. It also mentions a single local student, Randy Danielsen, living with his father and attending Sada Spri School.
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