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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1968
Page
5
The Idaho Heart Association warns that vacations do not rest the heart. Stay moderate this summer, avoid weekend overexertion, and follow healthy habits. Smokers and inactive individuals have higher risk of heart attack. seek doctor advice if you have heart concerns.
4 H clubs report activities from the year start to June including fabric discussions sewing patterns and blouse making at steady stitchers meeting Janet Brown reports. Burnt Fingers club notes May 4 start with 10 members six meetings through June 5 electing officers and planning a teenage party with a birthday theme. Cheryl Watkins reports.
Jane Ruud leads the Busy Bee Bakers as the 4H club name. Officers include Sandra Bennett president Molly Ruud vice president Korine Bassett secretary Laurie Hansen reporter Valerie Hansen recreation leader Kathy Bitton pledge leader Mrs Ruud leads. Members sampled crisp sandwiches and instant pudding. Meeting adjourned.
In Today in Child Care the seven sitters elected officers with Thronda V as president Patricia Preece as secretary and Kathy Davis as reporter. 4H tasks include crafting items for children such as a yarn doll a TV shaped project and a bean bag. Papers announce a planned magic bag to gather all finished articles and the group session ended with dismissal by reporter Kathy Davis.
Sandra Findlay leads a sewing group selecting Jalayne Clegg as president Michele Davis as vice president Sherry Lott as secretary and Paula Papa as treasurer The next meeting is at the Court House on July 1 at 1 pm with material and pattern cutting due next week Barbara Herd will demonstrate different cloth types next week
The Sewing Sisters 4H group met at 12:30 to elect officers. Janey Johnson became secretary Debra Bunn reporter Cheryl Archibald vice president Kathy Porter president Laurie Long safety director and Karen Davis song leader were named.
Miss Susanne Matney daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wright Matney married Alan George Shuler in a candle light ceremony June 22 at the Presbyterian Church in Soda Springs Rev David L Crawford presided. The couple will reside in Soda Springs and move to Moscow in the fall for Mr Shuler to attend the University of Idaho.
Mrs Jessie Gagon hosted the Soda Springs Golf Club charter members for a regular potluck lunch and bridge session. Guests included Charlotte T Salser and Vi Smith with members Elsie Peterson Alice Shufeldt Viola Lauritson Mabel Finch Muriel Hosick Mable Ruud Zella McClellan Ruby Sorensen Marlys Whitman Helen Traeger Louie Lloyd Charlotte D Salser and Frances Bassett with high scores by Viola Lauritson and Jessie Gagan. Next meeting set with Louise Lloyd on July 5.
A clerk opened a pay envelope to discover a blank check inside. He remarked that his deductions had finally caught up with his salary and expressed astonishment at the mistake.
Debra Bunn reports that members reviewed a catalog to decide styles for their outfits. They discussed requirements and Cheryl Archibald served punch and cookies before the president adjourned the meeting.
The Soda Springs Snowdrifters held a June 24 meeting above the Idaho Cafe electing Steve Hawker president Bonnie Hayes secretary and Howard Alexander George Hawker Bob Orndorff Robert Rigby and Jack Sturm as directors A youth camp committee was formed with Carroll Hildreth Howard Alexander and Jack Sturm and George Shuler as coordinator A July 15 meeting was set and new Caribou County members are welcome
Thompson F Begay and Claw Lewis appeared before Judge Young and were fined 25 dollars for public intoxication. Others listed include Dorsie Hines Luella Watkins Lynn Bells Vera Patsy Bybee Pete Frank Hendrickson Franklin H Walters Sandra Jo Allen LaGrande J Kunz George Savoy John B Chase Ernest P Boyd Harry J Pete Ben James Pete Charley Pete Johnny Begay Harry Hancock and Jimmy Vazzi with fines ranging from 10 to 29 dollars for helmet speeding parking or intoxication offenses.
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