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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1976
Page
5
Junior and Senior High parents are invited to a Back to School night on Wednesday September 1 at 8 p.m. at Greenwood School to meet teachers and discuss their student curriculum. Parents may ask questions and share ideas to strengthen parent teacher student relations. Middle age remark appears as editorial aside.
In a country store gathering Uncle Cal from Caribou hosts a dialogue on progress and voting. Ed Doolittle mocks direct presidential voting while Clem Webster and Zeke Grubb lampoon politics and medical advances from artery surgery to baby byproducts. The group quips on smoking lettuce and a two week deodorant, concluding with a Stanford doctor warning laughter is dangerous.
The engagement of Lori, daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Sanders, to Kenneth A Kingsford, son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Kingsford of Niter, is announced. Lori is a Soda Springs High School graduate active in music and the national honor society.
A two day circuit assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses drew a peak crowd of 1882 at Ogden High School with Dennis N Bennett, district representative, urging more door to door ministry. A couple connected to the group plans a early autumn wedding after attending Girls State and Ricks College, with Kenneth a Grace High School graduate who later studied at Brigham Young University and works at Simplot in Conda.
The Senior Citizens will hold a picnic dinner at Hoop er Springs on Saturday August 28 at 1230 if weather permits. If not, the event moves to the Thirkill Seteot for the same time.
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