Rural chatter on equality stirs at country store
Uncle Cal from Caribou reports a Saturday night talk among local men about gender equality after court rulings on ranch ads and the push for women in roles once reserved for men. Comments touch on female brothers, college fraternities, motherhood, and a joke about a druggist's birth control mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bug Hookum
Bug
Wimmen
Clem Webster
Clem
Zeke Grubb
Zeke
North Gem Cowboys thrash Raft River 68 to 53 in opener
North Gem High School beat Raft River 68 53 in a non conference showdown at Ban Croft. Gene Butterfield led with 24 points as the Cowboys built a 28 22 halftime edge, while North Gem shot 53 percent to Raft River’s 21 percent and won rebounding 41 to 39.
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North Gem
Cowboys
Raft River High School
Bancroft
Gene Butterfield
Raft River
Tracy
Paskett
Price
Allred
Buckway
Crump
Smith
Butterfield
Wistisen
Cristensen
Jenkins
Call
Hateh
Soda Springs Lions hear updates on glasses law and youth program
Soda Springs Lions Club met December 2 at Cedar View Supper Club directed by Lloyd Matthews. Members discussed Iowa eye glass safety laws, vaccination appeals for rubella, and support for three Soda Springs High School students attending Presidential Classroom in Washington, D C. Russell Hoffman showed wildlife refuge slides. Lions Ladies Night set for December 16. Read the Classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs Lions Club
Lloyd Matthews
Cedar View
Dewey Anderson
Chick Young
Ellis Williams
John Shaw
Glade Oberhansli
Russell Hoffman
Liega—Matthews
Leonard Kingsford
Iowa
Dean Moore
Hew
Soda Springs High School
Gary Walton
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Cal
Caribou
Dear Mister
Ed Doolittle
Congress
Seeker
C. Gerald Quilter
Gunnison
Utah
Becky
Kathy
Glade Quilter
Soda Springs
Texas
Royal Sun Country
Bisquick
Tom Scott
Pasco
Turkey
Salisbury
Eddy’s
Pillsbury Canne Parkerhouse
Purina
Lallatin
Foodtown
Lynn Wilson
Soda Lions
First Security Bank
Americari
Ea His
Chadwick’s Department Stores
Mera
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