Caribou County Briefs From Sun Soda Springs Idaho
Sun Soda Springs Idaho reports briefs from Caribou County dated Thursday March 2 1972. The page covers local items and community notes for residents.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
5
Sun Soda Springs Idaho reports briefs from Caribou County dated Thursday March 2 1972. The page covers local items and community notes for residents.
Local men attended a Catholic Cursillo February 18 21 in Idaho Falls with Ed Duren Carl Mains Al Cynova and others on the team including Fack Kesler Emoor Bordelon Dave Marasco and Chiff Davis Father Joseph Muha joined for the final parts. Community Homemakers group met at Alice Tigert’s Soda Springs home with Char lene Corbett and Alice Tigert sharing district convention prep and family planning film highlights. Charlene Corbett won the door prize as Rosemary Hoffman presented health topics and a Christmas classroom moment concluded with a portable TV gag referencing Gunsmoke.
In the Fifth District Basketball Tournament at Highland High School the Soda Springs Cardinals fell 74 to 54 to Aberdeen. American Falls beat Soda Springs 50 to 41 Friday as the Beavers were eliminated after a Soda Springs win. Three SSHS students earned excellent ratings at a Marsh Valley Declamation event with about 1200 participants.
The user asks about New Year's Day in 1752 in the thirteen colonies celebrated on March 25, whether early skates used ox bones strapped to boots, and if December 21 is the shortest day. These questions probe historical calendar reform adoption and archaic skating practices and solstice daylight length.
The Caribou District held its Survival Camp-Out on a Friday evening and Saturday with 75 Boy Scouts from Grace, Cleveland, Williams, Thatcher, and Grace Wards. Leaders Allen Vance, Douglas Campbell, Junior White, Gail Ray, Tony Riding, Hap Spencer, Jay Condie, Virgil Roholt, Kerney Griffin, Fern Wright, Ray Chase, DeVal Gullett, Hogan, and Bruce Eurognatt assisted.
The Sno-Drifters Club of Soda Springs Idaho adopted a conduct resolution on February 14 1972. It commits members to eco friendly snowmobile use in winter ranges and forests, to quiet operation, litter removal, respect for others property, assisting those in distress, cooperation with Forest Service, periodic litter pickups on Trail Canyon Road and a $100 reward for information leading to arrests for vandalism or theft in Caribou County.
A note praises Caribou County volunteers for the March of Dimes campaign. It lists chairs Alldaffer and P Cho of Soda Springs High School, David Clegg as ticket chairman, Kay Hart as youth ticket chairman and mothers march chair, Bill Corbett and Bob Summers as show coordinators, The Royals Dance Band, Evelyn Dalton and Grace High School Drama Dept, Bob Hemmert as master of ceremonies, Charles Hansen as county chairman, and Charlie Reagan as campaign director, with a curious reference to Where's the Purple Spider.
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