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1. Issue #01, Winter 1976 - Lloyd Williams Interview

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Lloyd Williams is interviewed about the Steamboat Springs Strawberry Boom.

2. Issue #01, Winter 1976 - Ralph "Snowball" Heberlee Interview, Part 2

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Ralph Heberlee is interviewed about his life in Steamboat Springs, and the array of jobs he has taken over the years.

3. Issue #01, Winter 1976 - Ralph "Snowball" Heberlee Interview, Part 1

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Ralph Heberlee is interviewed by Jill Lockhart and Judy Seligson about his various work experiences before and after he moved to Steamboat.

4. Issue #01, Winter 1976 - Bill Higbee Interview

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Bill Higbee is interviewed about scrimshaw, the whaler folk art of carving ivory or bone.

5. Issue #01, Winter 1976 - Grace Luekens Interview

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Grace Luekens is interviewed about her family history and their involvement in the Steamboat Strawberry Boom, featuring the Remington Berry.

6. Issue #01, Winter 1976 - Beulah Combs Interview, Part 2

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Beulah Combs is interviewed by Tanna (Eck) Brock, Sheryl Zulian, Barbara Muhme, and a boy named "Carter" about the art of tatting.

7. Issue #01, Winter 1976 - Beulah Combs Interview, Part 1

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Beulah Combs is interviewed by Tanna (Eck) Brock, Sheryl Zulian, Barbara Muhme, and a boy named "Carter" about the art of tatting.
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