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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1973

Page

4

Dr Case Recipe Book Sparks Old Time Talk At Store

Uncle Cal recounts a session at the country store where Zeke Grubb brought Dr Case’s 1882 recipe book amid nostalgia for home production and warnings about modern services. Readers discuss hoop skirts, telephones, and a drift toward machines replacing human contact. The note also announces the engagement of Jeannie Stevens to Ernest Kuhn II with wedding plans in May at the Manti Temple.

Zeke Grubb Dr. Case Zeke Bug California Uncle Cal Paul R. Stevens Soda Springs Idaho Jeannie Ernest Henry Kuhn II Ernest H Kuhn Glendale Manti BYU Phi Kappa Phi Ballet Folklorice Kuhn Sigma Beta Phi Ballet Folklorica Spain Linda K. Daugherty Wendy King Marie Stevens Ann Stevens Provo

Spring Concert by Bannock Stake Relief Society Choruses

The Bannock Stake Relief Society present a Spring Concert at the Stake Center on April 14 with Easter songs and scriptural readings. Ada Williams conducts. Dell L. Maughan gives the invocation. Eddie Panter serves as narrator amid performances by Williams Ward, Grace Second Ward, Thatcher Ward, and Cleveland Ward choruses with accompanists Blanche Hulse, Edsell Prescott, and others.

Relief Society Bannock Stake Center Bannock Stake Relief Society Ada Williams Dell L. Maughan Eddie Panter Williams Ward Marie Jenkins Edsell Prescott Grace Second Ward Florence Panter Winifred Christensen America Phyllis Olsen Blanche Hulse Thatcher Ward Coy Elsmore Gay Smith God Cleveland Ward Marjorié Panter Geneal Coombs Fern Nelson Grace Ward Ruth Ann Munns Stake Edsel Prescott Father

Chamber Hears Speaker On Atomic Energy

The Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce met April 19 1973 at the Trail Cafe with 23 members present led by Joe Kohlberg. A special noon meeting was announced for April 27 with Senator Frank Church attending. The Interior Department said Gray's Lake and Bear Lake Wildlife Refuge Complex moves to a new office on Highway 30 in the Richard Hendricks Office Building east of Allen Mortuary. A Vancouver Washington coordinating committee wrote about studying the phase out of the Forest Highway program and warned many highway planners and designers could face unemployment if the decision favored the phase out.

Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce Trail Cafe Joe Kohlberg Senator Frank Church United States Department of the Interior Gray’s Lake and Bear Lake National Wildlife Highway 30 Richard Hendricks Allen Mortuary Vancouver Washington

Energy future topics discussed at Caribou meeting

Associate Professor from Idaho State University spoke on energy prospects and options. He highlighted solar and atomic power as solutions, urged energy conservation at home, and advised students to pursue engineering and nuclear science due to high demand. Meeting adjourned at 1 36 p.m.

Idaho State University

Lord's Prayer Benediction and Relief Society Bake Sale

John Thomas, High Council Representative to the Relief Society, led the benediction after the program. A large variety of homemade cookies and punch were served by Bannock Stake Relief Society with plans for the Stake Chorus to sing at the June Conference in Bannock Stake.

John Thomas High Council Relief Society Bannock Stake Relief Society Stake Relief Society Bannock Stake

Accident near Grace injures 20 year old driver

Claude A. Sant, 20, of Grace, an employee of Utah Power and Light Co., drove his 1972 Ford pickup south on State 34 two miles south of Grace and collided headlong into a steep embankment. The wreck occurred Saturday April 14 at 1 15 a m. Sheriff Ralph J Marriott investigated the crash.

Claude A. Sant Grace Utah Power and Light Co State Sant Ralph J. Marriott

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