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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
3
In Caribou Uncle Cal reports a satirical exchange among local sellers about thinking big. The group jokes about big plans amid references to miniskirts in London and Pentagon spending on monkeys, ending with a quip on avoiding extremes.
A letter from Uncle Cal questions grand ambitions and big projects as he jokes about luxury goods and rising costs. He mocks editorials that overthink grand plans while referencing Vietnam and taxes. He notes his wife's habit of buying discounted items and laments overthinking.
Jack Miller announced this week that on Sept 12 and 13 streets in the northern part of town will be repaired. A sealing will be laid and covered with chips. Drivers are asked to minimize traffic in the area and avoid streets that are recently finished. Repairs will focus on First and Seeded East and are expected to finish in two days.
The Soda Springs Kiwanis Club will give a bike to a boy and a girl on Kids Day September 22 as part of Caribou County Red Letter Day celebrations. Kiwanis anticipate a bigger event with more prizes for youngsters. The coldest night of the year recorded 22 degrees above zero and patches of ice were visible near water connections.
The stake convention of the Young Ladies and Young Mens Mutual Improvement Assn. will be held in Soda Springs on Sunday Sept 8. A dance for visitors will be held on the evening of Sept 7 at the Opera House.
Gerald L. Young age 21 and Candace Call age 21 both of Soda Springs. Jay Christensen age 20 of Montpelier and Diane Hayes age 17 of Soda Springs. Lysle C. Barthlome age 20 and Linda Miles age 20 both of Grace were issued licenses this week.
Police court records show multiple citations across towns including Blackfoot Soda Springs Bancroft McCammon and Bancroft. Offenses include excessive noise failure to stop driving on wrong side of road speeding and backing without safety with fines ranging from five to sixteen dollars.
In Justice Court Judge Gena Young presided over cases with Joan Olsen Grace cited for speeding and failing to purchase a license under Myrol T. Fowler in Lehi. both cases were dismissed on proof. Ronald T. Perkins and Blaine Balder were found guilty of petty larceny, fined $50 and sentenced to 15 days. The Clearwater unit of Pot latch Forests Inc in Lewiston Idaho is noted as the world's largest white pine sawmill.
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