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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1969
Page
8
County State Savings Bonds sales totaled 4203 for November as reported by Volunteer County Savings Bonds Chairman J Ray Davis. State sales reached 662346 for the month, bringing yearly sales to 7720642. Nationally, U S Savings Bonds sales for November were 377 million versus 391 million two years ago.
The January quarterly meeting of the Idaho Fish and Game Commission is open to the public at 1 30 p m on January 20 in the Boise office at 600 South Walnut Street. The agenda includes establishing opening dates for 1969 big game seasons to help sportsmen plan vacations.
Caribou County Sheriff Office reports 1968 activities: 538 civil papers served, sheriff fees $1,638.44 turned to county treasurer. Driver license fees total $10,556.50. county retained $1,759.50 with balance to Idaho. Sixty-three arrests, 443 jail man days, about 86 meals. One inmate sent to Idaho State Penitentiary. 112 accidents, 180 cars, 65 injured, 18 hospitalized, no traffic fatalities, roughly $100,000 property damage. 28 thefts, 15 burglaries, 1 dog poisoning, 2 trespass, 4 vandalism cases. 10 thefts, 11 burglaries, 1 horse theft cleared. Mobile Posse praised for rescues of hunters and motorists.
Grace High wrestlers faced low student turnout at Bancroft on Jan 9 despite hard work. The school yearbook poll honors many student leaders and pairs, followed by Grace IVs beating North Gem in basketball 58 45 and hosting Lyman 62 52. An Honor Society raffle offers a portable tape recorder at 50 cents per ticket, or 1 00 for two.
Allan Hunter has been named president of Utah Power and Light Co. succeeding E M Naughton. Naughton will become chairman of the board on January 1, 1969, as Hunter takes over chief executive duties. Fred A Moreton becomes honorary chairman while remaining on the board. Hunter, a Grantsville native, joined UP&L in 1937 after graduating in electrical engineering.
Cisco Dip Netters Set for Run At Bear Lake during January and February each year. Thousands of fishermen from Idaho and Utah flock to Bear Lake to pursue the Bonneville cisco, a small fish under eight inches long. The fish spawn along a rocky east shore, where nets readily scoop them for a 15 to 20 day window. Daily limit is 50. net openings over 1 inch are allowed. Cisco have historic value and are prized as forage, with colors and growth details noted.
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