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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
7
Norma Jean Gifford urges homemakers to focus on small, near issues rather than distant fears. She lists everyday concerns from safety to morals, arguing worry wastes energy that could solve local problems and questions whether fear drives big choices.
The couple announced their autumn wedding at the Logan LDS Temple on October 22 1969 and related life events. The bride earned a Master of Library Science in 1970 and has worked at the Salt Lake Genealogical Library as head British catalogue. She has served as North Central director on the Aho Stein Freisian Board and is engaged in the dairy business, raising purebred Holstein cattle.
Grace residents Mr. and Mrs. Denton Carver announce the engagement of their daughter Susan to Charles Mortensen of Idaho Falls. Susan, a 1970 Grace High School and Jolie College of Hair Design graduate, works at Gladys' Beauty Salon. Charles, Highland High School graduate, works at the Pocatello post office. A September 10 wedding is planned.
Mare Bolton reports five Caribou County Boy Scouts faced a typhoon at the World Scout Jamboree in Japan. Heavy rain forced evacuation to a crowded junior high with 400 scouts, then return to camp after a wet, muddy week. Additional notes promise Mare Holbrook’s thoughts and tour plans starting Wednesday.
A group of six Dickinson Texas college students stayed as house guests of a Soda Springs sister and her family. Individuals listed include Mark and Marty Bosworth and companions Steve Hickman Alasdair Lind Sayy-Ea 4e5 Russell Don Jolly and Tommy Nelson.
The Bosworth family hosted guests including Marty Coleman and Mike Coleman with the Bingham and Johnson families. They visited Bloomington Lake and spent two days at Teton National Park. Jackie Carney of Atlanta and George Martinez from Chicago joined the group. Doug Johnson Jr. joined for a Salmon River raft trip, returning Thursday before everyone headed home Friday.
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