ASCS Committees Vote On Mail Ballots Sept 10
Voters will receive ballots by mail on Sept 10 for the ASCS county committee elections. Ballots must be signed on the back to count, and returned to the county ASCS by the deadline. Committee members and alternates will be elected from three nominees per community, with the county committee meeting Sept 30 to select delegates and future ASCS site actions.
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ASCS
Emerson Mabey
Ultra Stabilization
Ees
D'Orr Child
Dell
Draney
Gilbert Haderawell
J. Hoopes
C. L. Roy
Soderman
Ray N. Taylor
Glenn B. Winschell
Shyri Barker
Am Conlin
Ray Cook
Rob W. Hubbard
Fred Larsen
Panting
Sam Reed
Torgesen
ValGene An
Clifford Manhart
Grant Methews
Clark Mickelson
Rig
Stinadio T
Water tanks lower trout transportation temperature
The Fish and Game Department highlights a new cooling system at Hagerman state fish hatchery. Tanker trucks now carry about 40 degree water with enhanced insulation to reduce transport time and maintain safe fish temperatures, cutting journey times and temperature from previous 59 degree water.
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Fish and Game Dept
Hagerman State Fish Hatch
Tt Bethke
Relhke
Mullan
Te Waha
Political Poll Taken Here Soda Springs Residents Quizzed
Sixteen Soda Springs residents were polled Monday by Merrill, Wirthlin Associates of Tempe Arizona. The poll surveyed opinions on the upcoming election and local, state and national political situations.
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Soda Springs
Merrill, Wirthlin Associates
Tempe
Arizona
Public Lands Council Meet Held Sept. 5-6
Charles Tingey of Grays Lake chaired the Idaho Cattlemen's Association Forest Committee as cattlemen sheepmen and forest and BLM officials met in Reno Nevada September 5 and 6. The agenda covered grazing fees new Section 15 regulations management plans ingress and egress funding for range improvement and wilderness and parks. Tingey urged proper grazing with cattle and sheep as tools and praised the exchange of ideas fostering cooperation and understanding among western states.
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Charles Tingey
Grays Lake
Idaho Cattlemen’s Association
National Public Lands Council
Reno
New
Public Lands Council
Reg Genisel
Forest Service
René Zumwalt
BLM
Ashington
D.C
Tingey
AMA Advises on Use of Medicine
The Idaho Medical Assn offers tips to prevent accidental poisoning especially for those over 14. Read labels before use and never exceed directed dosages. preserve original packaging and protect labels. avoid sharing medicines and avoid taking drugs in the dark. discard old meds and consult a physician if unsure.
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The
Idaho Medical Assn
Drawing winners named at Booster Club jacket and lamb giveway
Bob Barnes won the Booster Club jacket donated by Blocks. Al Cynova won the lamb donated by Garro Brog and cut up by Fowler's Market. The drawing occurred after the Friday ball game at the field.
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Bob Barnes
Blocks
al Cynova
Garro Brog
Fowler's Market
Kiwanis official urges action in defense of America
Moscow Idaho Kiwanis trustee Gene Favell told 200 delegates at the Farm House Fraternity conclave at the University of Idaho to stand up for America or drop out. He linked patriotism to liberty, warned of perceived Communist and cultural threats, and urged support for law and order while criticizing antiwar demonstrators.
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Moscow
Idaho
Gene Favell
Kiwanis International
Pacific Northwest
America
Paul
Fagell
U.S
Chicago
Favell
Czechoslovakia
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Grace High Homecoming Plans at Grace High School
Grace High announces homecoming events for Friday September 13 with a Friday morning assembly to name King and Queen nominees. Only juniors and seniors eligible. eight seniors named Pam Wilker Chris Carnahan Julie Mendnhall Katie Hicks Bob Hunter Kay Bitton Robert Hardy Kevin Smith. Grace hosts North Gem in the homecoming football game.
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Pam Wilker
Chris Carnahan
Julie Mendenhall
Katie Hicks
Bob Hunter
Kay Bitton
Robert Hardy
Kevin Smith
Local Ford Dealers Attend San Francisco Car Show
Mr. and Mrs. George Shuler, local Ford dealers, visited San Francisco for the 1969 Ford cars showing. The 1989 models will be displayed locally on Sept. 27.
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George Shuler
Ford
San Francisco
Drivers urged to watch out for youngsters at school openings
AAA and the Idaho State Automobile Association urged heightened caution as schools open nationwide. They cited a national study showing about 500 children aged 5 to 14 killed and 11,000 injured in school travel incidents yearly. Parents are advised to walk with children on opening day and avoid driving them to school to reduce traffic around schools.
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AAA
Idaho State Automobile Assn
K. E. Miller
Miller
Extension Class On Politics At Soda Springs High
An extension course titled Current Political Problems will meet Mondays at 4 p.m. in the Soda Springs High School library. Taught by a Utah State University instructor, it offers four credit hours for graduate or undergraduate study. Auditing without credit is available for $10. The syllabus covers the current election, American political parties, and voter influences. For more details contact Mary Sibbett at Hooper Elementary School.
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Soda Springs High School
Utah State University
Appliances Stolen From Bailey Creek Home Sunday
Clem Walker reported a break in at his Bailey Creek home Sunday. A skill saw hand saw and a transistor radio were stolen, then a second break damaged the lock and a combination refrigerator freezer clothes dryer and kitchen stove were taken. Total value about 640 dollars.
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Sheriff's Office
Clem Walker
Bailey Creek
Walker
Consolidation Push For Bancroft and Soda Springs Schools
Two boards vote to pursue consolidation of Soda Springs District No. 150 and North Gem No. 149. It would keep districts until July 1, 1969 with a new district board taking office then and transfer seventh graders from Soda Springs to Bancroft while preserving bonded debt and optimizing routes.
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Soda Springs Board
North Gem Board
North Gem
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Soda Springs Springs
North Gem High School
Community Concert Memberships Go On Sale
Season memberships for the Caribou County Community Concert Assn go on sale Monday September 18 and run through September 21 at Radio Station KBRV daily 10 am to 5 pm. Membership funds cover artists attractions and local expenses with no single admission sold. Columbus Boy Choir is set for February with more acts to follow. Adult memberships $7.50 student $3.50.
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Caribou County
Owen Nelson
Phyllis Flake
Cecil Alldaffer
Allen Tigert
Dean Gunnell
Otin Lansb
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Mead Meet Planned
The first meeting of Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Meads is set for Friday September 13 at Elsie Peterson’s home 306 South Main. Golden Rod Chapter No 64 Order of the Eastern Star holds its second fall meeting Monday September 16 at the Masonic Temple with Maxine Jones organizing.
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DUP
The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Camp Meads
Elsie Peterson
South Main
E. S
Golden Rod
Masonic Temple
Maxine Jones
Grace to Get New Post Office Facility
Sen. Frank Church said the Post Office Dept. has picked a site in Grace for a new 12,500 square foot postal facility on the southwest corner of Main St. and 1st North. Land cost is 5900 dollars. Construction bids will be announced later.
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Frank Church
Post Office Dept
Grace
Main St
1St North
Schools require foreign language study for college prep
The passage argues that two years of foreign language are needed for college eligibility, notes small schools struggle to staff proper preparation, and urges readers to seek facts from Soda Springs or North Gem school offices before forming conclusions.
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Soda Springs
North Gem
Power Cut Off as Plane Clips Wire at Airport
A light plane piloted by Frank Fryar clipped a power line on its wheel pants near Soda Springs causing a brief blackout for Soda Springs Grace and surrounding areas Saturday evening. The plane landed safely at Montpelier. Fryar and his son Mike were uninjured. Power was restored to Grave in two minutes and to Soda Springs in about fifteen minutes.
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Soda Springs
Grace
Sure
Frank Fryar
Montpelier
Fryar
Mike
Grave
Hospital Auxiliary To Meet Sept 12 In Caribou County
The Caribou County Hospital Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting on Thursday September 12 at 2 00 pm above the fire station. Anyone interested in participating is invited to attend.
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Caribou County
Teton Valley Hospitality Days Showcased Idaho Tourism Rise
Travel writers Bob Tonsing and Len Tangney praised Teton Valley near Driggs Idaho during Hospitality Days hosted by local residents and the Idaho Commerce and Development. Guests included Gov Don Samuelson and U S Senator Cliff Hansen. The 1969 Teton Valley Ski Area plans include two double chair lifts a lodge for 50 guests and a warming lodge atop Fred's Mountain with first winter skiing in 1969.
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Idaho
Teton Valley
Driggs
Vistor
Bob Tonsing
Wichita
Kan
Len Tangney
Denver
Colo
Idaho Dept. of Commerce and Development
Fred’s Mountain
New Teton Valley
Don Samuelson
U.S
Cliff Hansen
Wyoming
Tonsing
Tangney
Teton Mountain Range
Error in Conda Store Food Ad Pricing
A typographical error in the Conda Store advert on page 5 lists Vienna Sausage at 8.85 per case of 48 instead of 9.95. The Sun admits the mistake was theirs, not the store’s, and the correct price is 9.95.
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Conda
Week's Football Schedule North Gem Grace game
Grace visits North Gem for a conference football fixture on Friday September 13 at 1:00 p.m. The match kicks off the week’s schedule with a key league contest.
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North Gem
Grace
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