Uncle Cal's Letter to editor on news, TV, and Easter politics
A reader shares colorful remarks about Ed Doolittle’s clippings and the shift from newspapers to television as a source of news. He jokes about two dollar bills, woodpeckers, and political promises while noting the appeal of old fashioned papers over live TV scoops in the early eve.
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Ed Doolittle
Clem Webster
Clem
Congress
Federal Reserve Bank
Times
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Uncle Cal
Daffy Doodlers Form in 4 H Club Meeting
Donna Raye Mabey led the 4 H gathering on April 15 at the leader’s home where the group named themselves Daffy Doodlers. They watched two films and noted a busy bus ride with crumbs on refreshments. A baby cat joined, and the reporter Kelly McBride mentioned a $2 bill at the bank and comments on money and grants.
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Donna Raye Mabey
Kelly McBride
Grace Literary Club reviews John Jakes book at April meeting
Grace Literary Club met at the Grace Library on April 5 for a Bicentennial Book Review of a John Jakes novel about the American Revolution led by Thola Lowe. Officers for 1976 77 were elected and plans discussed for a May Tea at the Brass Lantern Soda Springs.
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Grace Literary Club
Grace Library
Thola Lowe
John Jakes
Pres
Ruth Varley
Melva Stoddard
Ruth’ Varley
Dianne Kendall
Janice Wilker
Grate Literary Club
Beth Weaver
Alta Peck
Charlotte Peterson
Effie Hoopes
Thelma Hansen
Nellie V."johnson
Winona
Ada Williams
Brass Lantern
Soda Springs
Geneta Nelson
Nielseny
Idaho Federated Women's Clubs
Idaho Falls
Nadine Rich
Thoma Lowe
Monica Harris
Ranaé”Lloyd
Amy Clegg
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Caribou County
Idaho
Mark Steele
Caribou
Bancroft
TR Cere Newspaper Association, Inc
Cal
Satry Go Grace Literary Club
M and Placer
Amy Claggishmass
Harris
Phyllis Olsen
U.S.D.A
U.S.D.A. Choice
Purina Sea
Downey
Campbell
Del,monte
del Monte
Hamilton
Montana
County Sun
Bob
RBC
Carpenter
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