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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
8
Recreation director Percy Benedict outlines the July schedule for city programs. Activities include softball for 8th grade to high school, tennis and golf at City Square and tennis courts, with daily meets and openings for boys and girls across grade levels.
Leader Carol Allen reports a May 28 1964 meeting with Kathryn Byrd absent and two other members away. The group plans placemats or a craft for the next session. Susan Walters serves as reporter.
Neomia Schenk led the Salad Bowl Gardeners in naming President Michael Jenkins Vice President Gerald Hulse Secretary Patricia Jenkins Reporter Kathie Schenk and Refreshment Chair Kim Schenk. The group learned transplanting petunia plants, planted one under Mrs Schenk's supervision, and scheduled next meeting at her home with punch and cookies.
Friday girls tennis meet at the tennis courts to head to the golf course. Event starts 3:30 AM with courts open. Participants include 1000 Boys’ Golf at City Square and 130 Girls’ Tennis in fifth through seventh grades.
Kinnette Ruger of Bancroft is one of 22 Idaho girls and among 3000 nationwide chosen to attend the Future Homemakers of America national convention at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago. She will depart Montpelier Sunday on the Streamliner for six days of events including a stage production and land and lake tours.
A 1963 Journal note stresses careful laboratory supervision for patients on long term anticoagulant therapy to monitor blood coagulability and prevent excessive bleeding. It urges regular physician visits every two to three weeks, highlights psychological impact on the convalescent, and counsels a wife to support with a calm, hopeful attitude and shared diet.
A mother, fond of adapting sayings, urges her girl to straighten up and do her exercises. She quotes a modified adage about posture and honesty, encouraging the daughter to throw back her shoulders and be true to herself in all regards.
Leader Marjorie Hale Grace Julie Mathews presided as Busy Bodies met. LaVera Henderson demonstrated sewing sleeves, Paula Simonson care of clothing, stain removal, Julie Mathews grooming, Nina Varley shrinking material. Next meeting set for Grace High School Home Economics room at 9:00 am. Kay Hale reporter.
Grace area residents will see a return engagement by the Leon McAuliffe show at Thanksgiving. The Student Council reports strong demand after a large crowd previously gathered, with a show and dance from 8 to 12 pm on November 26, 1964. McAuliffe toured Europe recently and will perform at major venues in Nevada and Salt Lake City before the Grace engagement. Funds raised will support Grace High School projects.
Paula Christensen called the meeting to order and led a biscuit demonstration by Grace The cheeting. The group observed the flag pledge and sang songs. A new member Marilyn Weimer joined. Paula's biscuits impressed with jam honey punch and fudge for refreshments. Members played games and the meeting adjourned with reporter Jessye Hale noting the line She is the Apple of her Daddy's Eye.
The Needle-Ettes elected officers today and chose their club name and patterns. Mrs Daly showed a sewing tips book as members waited for a rain shower to end, then they had punch and cookies before reporter-tube left with Mitchell.
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