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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
1
Caribou County ASC chairman Richard Torgesen announces funds are available to cover cost sharing under the Conservation Program. Applications must be for practices to be completed this fall and accepted by September 20, 1965, as the first step to participate in ACP practices.
North Gem Cowboys opened their season with a 20-0 loss at Ashton to North Fremont. Husky quarterback Jack Rice sparked the win with a 20 yard keeper, Lowell Carlson added a 60 yard TD, and Freddy Swanstrom 12 yard score. Don Egbert led rushing with 130 yards as North Fremont controlled play and North Gem heads to Paris to face the Fielding Spartans Friday.
The United States Sheep Experiment Station will auction about 270 stud and tann erams 350 yearling and mature ewes and 400 ewe lambs of Columbia Targhee and Ramuillet breeds on September 23 1965 at the Station Headquarters six miles north of Dubois Idaho The sale begins at 1000 am A sale list of the rams offered is available upon request
Soda Springs Cardinals crushed West Side Pirates 34 0 in a Fifth District opener for their ninth straight win. They then battled Class A Preston to a 12 12 tie as Johnston Ringel and Watkins anchored a stout ground game and a strong pass defense. Montpelier visits Soda Springs Saturday at 7 30 p.m.
The county Immunization Clinic was held in the Public Health Dept offices at the Court House. Dr. Allen Tigert and County Health Nurse Lelia Chester vaccinated 123 registrants. Clerical work was done by Barbara Jewett Arlene Gibson and Orfa Cornish of the Grace PTA. The next sessionis scheduled for Thursday morning October 7 from 8 00 to 11 00 am.
Camp Meads plans its first fall meeting Friday September 10 at 2 00 pm at Esther Wallace’s home.
Utah Power and Light announces the second phase of its Kemmerer steam electric project. A 220000 kilowatt unit costing 25 million will raise Naughton plant capacity to 385000 kilowatts and add transmission lines to Ogden. Construction starts next June with Bechtel Engineering handling the project.
Presbyterian Senior Fellowship will hold its first fall meeting Sunday September 12 at 7 30 p m in the Christian Education Building.
Graduation exercises for the 1965 class of Caribou County Hospital Practical Nurses were held in the Soda Springs High School auditorium on Wednesday evening August 25. Speakers included State Representative Robert Hubbard and Pearl Fryar. Graduates were presented by Ada Smith with certificates awarded by Dr. Russell Tigert.
Spence P. Lloyd of Bancroft Idaho has been granted junior membership in the Holstein Frie sian Association of America headquartered at Brattleboro Vermont. To qualify a candidate must be under 21 and have completed one year in 4H or vocational agriculture dairy project and own at least one registered Holstein.
Caribou County residents over 72 who lacked five to six years of work credits may now qualify for benefits under a new Social Security provision. The change lowers required quarters to 3 for some aged workers and widows, with monthly payments of 35 dollars to workers and 17.50 to wives, depending on age and year of death or entitlement.
Mr and Mrs Russell Crouse and Mr and Mrs Ralph Horsley vacationed at Sun Valley during the Labor Day holidays.
The 1965 Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot opens September 14 with seniors 60 plus admitted free on September 15. Hubert Castle International Three Ring Circus headlines all five nights, preceded by two horse hitch displays. Afternoon racing and events include Indian relay, horse shows, horse pulling, and Ladies Barrel Racing with finals Saturday.
The 39th annual Fall Range Ram Sale will be held at Union Stock Yards in Pocatello on Saturday September 11. Sponsored by the Idaho Wool Growers Association, the event features Suffolks Hampshires Suffolk Hampshires Panamas and Columbias with first showing at 9 30 AM in the Sales Pavilion and pens arranged by sales order and ownership.
William N. Hatch of Bancroft Idaho purchases three female and one male registered Milking Shorthorns from RW Schiffler of Twin Falls Idaho. Ownership transfer recorded by the American Milking Shorthorn Society of Springfield Missouri.
Grace Red Devils open season with a 7 6 win at Preston as Danny Coftlin and Steve White spark the offense. Grace then upset Montpelier 6 0 at Paris behind Steve White’s fourth quarter score and a stingy defense. Grace rushes for 208 yards and 149 yards in back to back games while Montpelier gains 140 on the ground. Grace hosts West Side Saturday at 1 30 p m.
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