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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
1
Geologists from the Intermountain Area Association organize a tour of phosphate mines and plants in the region. Attendees will view open pits and geologic landmarks while noting rising demand and usage of phosphate across the west.
A large semi truck van with an art exhibit parked at City Hall on Tuesday afternoon September 5 pleased local art enthusiasts. The paintings by Ida ho artists, mostly ISU students, were arranged by the ISU Art Dept and will tour smaller towns in southwestern Idaho. Garrett Trucking hauls the display of about 25 pictures.
J Emer son Mabey states no proportionate shares will be set for the 1988 sugar beets to boost area production. Estimates show 1 210 000 acres planted in 1967 could yield about 2 815 000 tons, likely under the year's marketing quota. The Sugar Act requires shares only if production would exceed quota needs.
The U P W O of the Presbyterian Church will hold a luncheon meeting on September 21 at 1 00 p m Martha Circle will organize with a program by Mrs Marlys Whitman and Mrs Jessie Gagan about their world trip A nursery will be provided for small children in the Christian Education Building All community ladies are invited to attend
The Hooper Elementary Safety Patrol, supervised by the Soda Springs Police Dept, returned from a four day trip to Yellowstone Park and Jackson Wyoming. Captains Richard Summers Barrie Snooks and Sgt. Scott Brown led the group with officer Claude Snooks and Mary Daniels supervising. The excursion funded by local firms included camping at Huckleberry Springs West Thumb and Mammoth Hot Springs with awards for best campers and most useful members.
Soda Springs and Bear Lake High played a hard defensive game at Montpelier, ending 0 0. Kent Kramer nearly scored for Soda on a first quarter run before a holding call nullified it, while Dennis Sladen and Kramer paced Soda with 149 rushing yards, and Bear Lake gained 211 yards. both sides had players shaken up as Soda hosts Malad at City Park later Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Soda Springs introduces Programmed Reading in one first grade class taught by Mrs. Lola Williamson under district supervisor Mrs. Edith Steele. The method uses phonetic steps, independent work, and a 400 word basic vocabulary across seven texts in Series I, with films, worksheets, and tests supporting reading and spelling skills.
Mrs. Rhea Lau will lead the Soda Springs area as chairman for the Fund for the Performing Arts Center a statewide drive to raise more than 2 million dollars for Idaho university facilities. The center is estimated at 2.5 million with 30 regional committees and 8 000 Idaho alumni to be contacted by local graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Wilson and their son from Oklahoma City spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Vie Lansberry, their aunt and uncle, at their home.
Thirteen wheat varieties are designated undesirable for price support under the 1968 program. They are in three classes Hard Red Winter, Hard Red Spring, and White and Soft Red Winter. Farmers must certify production of these varieties and may face 20 cent per bushel discounts on loans and purchases.
The Grays Lake ward chorister class held its final meeting on August 23 after completing a three phase plan. Students presented a skit on pre meeting distractions and performed hymns and numbers under Colleen Layland and Sharon Stoor with several Sibbett family participants. Entertainment followed in the Cultural Hall.
Farmers were reminded that Friday, Sept. 22, 1967, is the last day to vote in ASC community committee elections. J Emerson Mabey, chairman, said ballots mailed Sept. 11 must reach the ASCS county office by Sept. 22. Voters are all farmers eligible for programs overseen by the committee.
West Side beats Grace 140 in a Friday afternoon game at Dayton scoring on two explosive plays. Marvin Reeder sprinted 65 yards for a first-period touchdown and Elmo Beutler added a 26-yard reverse with both extra points. Grace had a negated first-quarter TD and several passes well defended. Grace finished with 108 rushing yards and 137 passing. West Side totaled 190 rushing and 15 passing. West Side travels to North Gem for a conference game against the Cowboys Friday.
Soda Springs city dog pound lists three full grown dogs and two black and white puppies up for adoption. Call Police Department after 5 pm for adoption details. Adults only.
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