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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
9
The Soda Springs Golf Club hosts an August party for members and guests on Saturday at the pavilion on the hill. Social hour 7 to 8 pm steak dinner at 8. Reservations to Mrs Gayland Archibald by Friday morning. Door prizes and games planned.
A farewell bridge party was held August 11 at the Snow home in Soda Springs to honor Mrs. Charles Christiansen. Co-hostesses were Mrs. James Snow and Mrs. Raymond Stephens. Prizes went to Mrs. Savoy, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Reeves, and Mrs. Christiansen. Guests included many local women and friends.
Local notices in Soda Springs Idaho include community happenings and brief items from August 19 1971. The column summarizes upcoming meetings and school activities affecting residents of Caribou County.
Rural social notes record visits from Nevada and Utah residents to Thatcher and Cleveland areas, listing family gatherings and travel to Salt Lake City, Alpine, and Seattle. LDS ward announcements note leadership changes and speakers at Thatcher and Cleveland Wards with local singing groups and teachers named.
The first Football Clinic of 1971 will be held at Potatello High School Room 228 on Thursday August 19 at 7 30 p m. This meeting is for all persons intending to work games in the 5th District during the 1971 football season. At least three certified officials must work every game involving Idaho High School Activities Association students grade 9 or higher. Homer Williams will conduct the clinic with all high school coaches assistants game managers and other football program volunteers invited. Attendance of a minimum of clinics is required for certification with additional clinic dates set at the meeting.
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