Cardinals Corner highlights Homecoming events and plans
The Soda Springs High School feature outlines Homecoming week activities including a Friday game against Grace under the red and black theme, a 1:45 assembly, the crowning of Homecoming Queen Reed Balls, and a dance at the park. It also reviews class of 1964-65 college plans, teacher spotlight, and student activities.
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Cardinals
Jackson Y
Jackson
Grace
Frida
Dent Reed
Ant
Linda Lavery Peterson
LaRae
Heidi Weaver
Junie Katt
Vicki Bitton
Elson
Daphne
Kindergarten Registration Opens For Fall Enrollees
Kindergarten registration deadline is October 20. Children must be five years old on or before October 15 to enroll. For details contact Mrs. Doug Nelson, Mrs. Jack Sturm, Mrs. Ted Allen, or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skinner. Bancroft visitors dined at Forest Dell Lodge with Leon and Gladys Shumway, lodge owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Nelson
Jack Sturm
Ted Allen
Charles Skinnerland Max of
Bancroft
Calif and Utah families visit Soda Springs kin
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jackson of Vista California and Mrs. Lois Harrison of Ogden Utah visited last week in Soda Springs with Mrs. Myrtle Campbell and Patsy and other relatives.
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Marion Jackson
Vista
Calif
Lois Harrison
Ogden
Utah
Soda Springs
Myrtle Campbell
Patsy
SSHS Names Girl and Boy of the Month
Joan Cook is September Girl of the Month at SSHS. She participates in Pep Club chorus aide and has managed the Cardettes for two years and serves as F H A president. Reed Balls is Boy of the Month, active in S? Club and Key Club, with four years in athletics and currently Soda High Student Body President.
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Bordelon
Soda Springs High School
Soda Springs
Joan Cook
Reed Balls
FHA
Ray Cook
Liarian
Cardettes
Fern Balls
Soda High
Hatchery Costs Down in Idaho Fish and Game Efforts
Idaho Fish and Game reports 14 hatcheries produced 945000 pounds of fish last year at 52 cents per pound. Feed costs fell from 38 cents per pound in 1955 to 17 cents in 1964 due to dry feed and tighter mix formulas. An experimental program at Anderson Ranch Dam aims to cut squawfish control costs from 29000 dollars to about 1000 dollars for the reservoir use. Thousands of newly hatched squawfish fry are used for control tests rather than adult spawners.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Anderson Ranch
Boise River
Mountain Home
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Idaho State
Johnny
Idaho
McCracken
Idaho Peace Officers Association
Emoor Bordelon
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
Spring Hill College
Mobile
Alabama
New Jersey
The
College of Idaho
Caldwell
University of Wyoming
Laramie
FHA News
Gham
Caribou County
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
L.D.S. Church Auction
L.D.8. Ward Chapel
Renavlt Dauphine
Olds
Max Christensen
ED Duren
Food and Bakery
Intermountain
Rey Sey
Intermountain Gas Co
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