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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1976
Page
8
Hardware and automotive supplies plus sporting goods toys gifts sound center housewares paint electrical plumbing and lawn and garden items promoted for Soda Springs Mountain View Center features wide inventory and home improvement options for shoppers.
Mt Caribou Cowbelles meet Saturday at 2 p m at Grace American Legion Hall east of the County Fair Building. The program includes four 4H demonstrations with beef pies breads and desserts by local members. Amy Clegg will compete at the District Fair in Blackfoot. local grazing associations awarded cash prizes for 4H beef cooking.
HOPE Lutheran Church announces a Sunday service at 8 30 am and Sunday School at 9 am. The notice lists contact at St Marys Catholic Church and Rev Dennis Klinker with phone 547 4435. It ends with a hopeful blessing about joy and peace in belief.
Former Michele Davis married Mark A. Robbins on Saturday June 12 in the Logan LDS Temple with President Rulon L. Hunsaker officiating. The couple will reside in Soda Springs, Idaho, after a Northwest honeymoon and return to steady work there.
In Caribou County Sun opinion from August 26 1976 the writer laments consumer groups and AFL CIO leader George Meany for silence during the California canneries strike that halted 30 000 Teamster workers and left 60 000 tons of fruit and vegetables unavailable. The piece argues labor costs raise food prices and questions the Consumers Federation of America for not speaking out against wage demands.
An automatic self cleaning stoker offers heat at a fraction of propane or fuel oil costs. It provides no clinkers and aims to simplify home heating with low maintenance operation.
Grace Literary Club officers met at Mrs Phyllis Olsen's home to map future programs. They moved meetings to the Legion Hall for more book space and planted a Thundercloud Flowering Plum tree for the Bicentennial. The fall opening dinner is set for September 12 with Evan Weaver and Reed Lowe organizing chairs.
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