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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
8
Dr Richard Crandall of the Southeastern District Health Department cautions parents about lead in paints. He warns that chewing or swallowing paint chips can be fatal to children. Clean up peeling paint and use lead free paint when repainting older homes.
Vic Lansberry and Jim Lansberry entertain visiting relatives from San Francisco on Tuesday. A park bench discussion touches on age and interest, with a wry local wit remark about losing interest after age 82.
A kitchen shower celebrated Karen Wilson on June 16 at Lois Rindlisbaker’s home with co host Geniel Rigby. Guests included Ina Wilson Barbara Jewett Debra Nancy Linnea Hogan Argilene Crossley Karen Modersitzki Carol Parker Elaine Robinson Cora Harris Ruth Lee and others. Family visits and travels are noted alongside farm and community life events across the region.
Idaho Fish and Game announces a new salmon regulations leaflet with maps of the Snake River above Lewiston and Salmon River drainages. It details stream closures, waters open to fishing, and a single half inch hook limit in the South Fork Salmon and Bear Valley tributaries.
The text urges drivers to slow down at deer crossing signs and when game birds or animals are ahead, to brake, switch to low beam lights, and use the horn to reduce needless accidents affecting both young and old.
Liberal archery seasons run September 1 to December 31 with general hunts for five species. One controlled mountain goat hunt offers ten permits, two controlled elk hunts offer five percent permits each. Animals include deer antelope elk mountain goat and black bear. Archers may also join general bighorn sheep hunts using bows.
About 50 000 mailers with controlled hunt applications schedules and area maps have been mailed to authorized license vendors. Permits are available for 89 antlered moose 880 antelope 167 mountain goat 5 big horn sheep 3 000 elk and 6 400 deer. General hunting without permits will occur in designated areas for goats and sheep and usual open hunting for deer elk and bear. Applications for antlered moose sheep and goats must reach the Boise department office by 5 p m July 20 or be postmarked by midnight July 20.
County Agent Cecil Alldaffer explains lawn watering cues. Check grass color and soil moisture with a screwdriver. an inch of water per sprinkler cycle typically lasts a week in heat, or four days in peak summer. Also notes dairy dairy safety tips on insecticide use and milk contamination concerns.
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