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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
13
St Marys church picnic set for August 24 at Sept Springs starting noon. Father Dike Speele to celebrate Mass at 3 PM. there will be games for all ages with prizes and a covered dish supper afterward. Gue Myers and Marsha Graham oversee games and prizes.
The eighteenth annual Caribou County 4H and FFA Fat Stock Sale closed with top prices for exhibitors. Fifteen market steers averaged $78.59 per 100 pounds and twenty-one lambs averaged $93.93 per 100 pounds, with Steve Duren earning $1.60 per pound for Grand Champion. The event marked the highest price in the sale’s 16 year history and the Caribou County Extension Staff and 4-H leaders thanked participants and supporters.
The church reports on Jesus commands to love God and neighbor, a Saturday Teacher Training Event, and a Senior High backpack trip. It notes summer camp gatherings with Soda Springs and Montpelier, a campground worship at Georgetown Canyon, and a farewell as summer staff depart for college and work. It also mentions Verna Chashop visiting relatives and a brief political observation.
Charles R Olsen named Loan Officer at the Soda Springs office of The Idaho First National Bank. He joined the Management Trainee Program in January 1974 and has worked in Soda Springs since then. He is a 1968 Montpelier High School graduate and ISU BBA graduate in Marketing, December 1973.
Caribou County residents hosted relatives and guests from Utah and England in a flurry of weekend visits. Mrs. Richard Garbett Jr. and family enjoyed time in Pocatello with relatives, while Paul and Garth from Salt Lake City stayed with the Williams family. News of moves included Ron Wright relocating from Provo to Tampa for work with Chicago Bridge and Iron. Neale Walton and family hosted in Ogden, and Buzz Shahan led his Sunday School class to Pocatello for a show followed by pizza. Caribou Fair weekend guests included the Bullock and Ingram families visiting Merlin and family, with further visits from Jane Smith of Grace and BYU graduate Martin McGregor. Adrian Cooper, on an England-to-US horseback tour, stayed with Buzz Shahan for three nights.
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