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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1975
Page
16
Idaho angling mixes bow hunting with carp and sucker fishing. A reader describes a 20 fish trip including a 17 pounder, gear costs, and stealth tips. Cooking and smoking methods, bone handling, and a batter fried finish are detailed for home tasting.
HOPE Lutheran Church advertises a Sunday service at 8 30 a.m. and Sunday School at 9 25 a.m. at St Marys Callle Church with Rev Dennis E Klinker listed and a biblical blessing quoted about hope and peace.
The Sundowners 4-H Club led by Annetta Andersen and Toni Barthlome held a series of horse activities from June 25 to July 16. They taught first year members halter handling and foot positioning, rode on a short ride, worked horses on leads and halters, held a treasure hunt, arena circle work, and a club leaders judged session followed by a boat race.
A brief thought on psychiatry notes that a psychiatrist seeks underlying causes of behavior before possible escalation.
Greenwich Conn July 21 Beker Industries announced it joined the Phosphate Chemicals Export Association PHOSCHEM organized under the Webb Pomerene Act Cleve McCarty EVP COO named PHOSCHEMS Chairman Joining in the formation are International Minerals and Chemical Occidental Royster W R Grace W L Garman Vice Chairman W M Rohrer Grace will coordinate PHOSCHEMs activities in New York City until a permanent staff and HQ are established
Mrs. Feth Tipton returned from Sun Valley Idaho where she attended the Northwest Regional Conference of the Delta Kappa Gamma International Society held July 21 26. Teachers from 20 states including Alaska and Hawaii and four Canadian provinces participated. International officers and regional directors were present, with Iota Chapter members Henrietta Hogan Bancroft and Helen Whitman Montpelier also in attendance.
Letter applauds Hooper Elementary custodian Don Panter for planting and tending beaut y flowers around the school and keeping the building spick and span. Paul and Ferm Tipton thank him for making the campus more attractive and welcoming.
Dorothy Tramp reports a Buckarros Leader meeting focusing on leather care longeing line and horse grooming. Participants polished saddles learned saddle prep horse handling and future session July 15 at the leader's home. Kay Lee John reporter.
A witty aphorism notes that marriage is hollow without effort and care to sustain it, implying that commitment must be actively maintained to keep harmony and value in the union.
Joy Argyle Wendy Christensen led the group as new member Brenda Poi joined. Members sewed outfits and enjoyed refreshments before a final dismissal. Veneta Banks conducted demonstrations and reported the event.
A humorous quip declares nobody is sicker than the man who is sick on Mis day off. The line plays on the idea of excuses and misinterpretation of a name or holiday.
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