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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
5
Uncle Cal from Caribou recalls old country store talk and a pine board school built in 1911 with two rooms and seven grades. He contrasts past values with modern protests and notes he bungled spelling, while storekeepers and readers argue about grammar and a future piece on Haler Salasse.
The letter parodies a government loan of a luxury air conditioned watch costing taxpayers millions in repairs over six years and in dry dock awaiting more funds. Uncle Cal signs off directing the storekeeper’s wife to continue.
Idaho Fish and Game reminds sportsmen that the duck and goose seasons end January 4 statewide. Chukar partridge and quail seasons run to January 21 in select Snake River region counties with a 10 per day bag and 20 in possession, while ducks and coots close January 14 in many counties and goose season ends January 4 nationwide. Winter driving hazards urged by Idaho State Police.
Thomas V. Kramer of Soda Springs resigns from Caribou County Selective Service Board No 15 where he served as vice chairman since October 1959. Current members are Robert Anderson Clarke Brown Joe Holbrook Vee L. Taylor with Mrs Myrle Steele as clerk.
North Gem Cowboys fall to Murtaugh High School Savages 63 54 in a Saturday night game at Murtaugh as R E Faulkner leads with 18 points for the Cowboys and Jim Quessel tops the Savages with 15. The earlier Friday win over Raft River 81 58 at Malta left North Gem with a 1 1 weekend record.
In Friday action North Gem and Raft River delivered a high scoring game as Ferris Call 26 and Faulkner 23 led North Gem with Crossley 14 and others in double figures. Saturday at Murtaugh North Gem posted 39 points in the first half but lost to Murtaugh 53 to 39 with Quesnel 15 and Cummings 12 leading Murtaugh’s scoring.
Dan Lancaster a state trooper with Idaho State Police and his wife Mary Lou moved to Soda Springs from Poca tello on December 15. They have three daughters Dana Lor and Joni aged 9 7 and 4. The Lancasters reside at 351 South Main and attend the Methodist church in Pocatello.
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