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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
3
Ed Doolittle at the country store dinner laments federal mess and spending cuts while predicting a troubled new president. Zeke Grubb faults lead in national policy and the takers versus givers divide as Ed warns of protest outpacing production.
Participants included Rev. David Crawford and several matrons as workshop attendees. The theme was A Servant Ministry with a buffet luncheon at Trail Dining Room and the 1969 Kendal Presbyterial meeting scheduled for Idaho Falls.
A day-long Adventure Clinic workshop hosted by Kendal Presbyterial was held Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church. After registration and coffee, the program featured worship, introductions, literature, special music, and talks by Mrs. George Wishart president of Kendal Presbyterial Mrs. Edward Schaub president of Idaho Synodical and Dorothy Foster from the Western area Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church.
In a letter to the editor Uncle Cal quotes Ed on people seeking loopholes and compares post election guidance to a session at a store. He criticizes the new President and says he’d rather face a public lynching than sit in the President’s chair.
Dave Grimm of Bancroft retires after 32 years with Farmers Insurance. He received a retirement gift from the company on his final day.
Camp Meads Daughters of Utah Pioneers plan a Friday meeting on November 8 at 2 p.m. at Eva Hopkins home 81 North Main.
Winners for the last three weeks include Eldon Perkins with 4 lbs on Sept 16, Jerry Alworth 31 pounds on Sept 30, Sylvie Bybee 5 lbs on Oct 12, Bonnie Cox 5 lbs on Oct 30, each earning a $5 Ern's gift card. Joe Valentine won the season with a 6 lb 10% oz Blackfoot River trout on July 31 using a Renegade fly tied by Melvin Weaver. prize is a gift chosen by the winner.
Raymond Maughan of Bancroft states to the Sun that he is not involved in the lawsuit. He clarifies his lack of involvement amid ongoing legal proceedings and emphasizes his position regarding the case.
A man states he is not the Ray Maughan named in a Sun Public Notice about a lawsuit with Jackson State Bank and Mil dred Buchenroth over property sale. The message aims to clarify identity and avoid confusion with the court action.
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