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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1975
Page
10
In a letter from a Caribou reader locals at the country store discuss television. They note the image is dominated by football and the rest of the programming lacks appeal as they prefer watching what they choose.
The Idaho Quartet funded by the Idaho Council of the Arts and Humanities performed at Soda Springs for 360 students, demonstrating string instruments and playing Mozart, Brahms, and Ive's quartet pieces. The 45 minute concert featured Stubson, Laura Azcuer aza, Mary Bedke, and Horatio Edens.
The Ladies' Golf Club elected new officers for the 1978 196 term at their annual meeting held October 1. Officers include Betty Loenshal President Marion Horsley Vice President Jean Cynova Secretary and Treasurer Carla Mae Thompson Director June Mason Director. Ribbon tournament winners include Helen Tigert and Helen Matthews as first place, with Rachel Transtrum and Lin O'Bryan tied for third. Birdie tree winners listed Dora Hughes De Lora Matthews Helen Tigert and Helen Matthews. Monthly winners Paul May Mayme Richards June Lorraine Stoker July Helen Tigert August Olive Kelly Sept Lin O'Bryan.
The Presbyterian church outlines Christian home ideals with Christ at the center and urges members to seek guidance. UPWO and Ruth Circle host 1:30 PM meeting featuring Sheldon Jackson School Alaska program. Dorcas Circle presents. Needs Assessment committee meets Friday Oct 17 at 8 PM at the Catholic Parish Hall. Rev Statford and Mazie Porter attended a three day Presbytery retreat in Ketchum. Porter presented a church report.
Rev Stafford presented slides on high school backpacks summer camps picnics and church activities. A progressive dinner is planned Saturday at 6 30 pm with hosts Ken and Gertrude Stafford 119 South Ist East Lew and Diane Aldridge 140 Ashland Drive and Bob and Pauline Graham handling courses. Contact Aldridges 547 4712 or staffords to attend. Remember the bazaar and turkey dinner on November 1.
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