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Caribou County Sun in Soda Springs, Idaho

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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1976

Page

3

Uncle Cal and Bug Hookum Debate Government Jobs at Country Store

Zeke Grubb reports a clip claiming Americans will work half the year for the government in a decade while private workers pay taxes to support public benefits. Ed Doolittle questions budget cuts and deficits, arguing the plan may force universal government employment. The group distrusts programs as avenues for theft and corruption.

Zeke Grubb Hisself Zeke Everbody Bug Ed Doolittle Congress Clem Webster Army

Former Resident Transfer In Germany

Don Andersen, a Soda Springs native, moved from Worms to Heidelberg Germany while stationed with United States Army Europe. He works in the Drug and Alcohol abuse Division and travels three days a week to European military communities to review the program and enforce it. Kay Andersen, his wife, has been chosen to represent Worms for the European Chapter of the preschool teachers association.

Don Andersen Soda Springs Worms Germany Heidelberg Don Kay Headquarters United States Army Europe 7Th Army Bud Haga Glenn . Andersen Soda

Jolley Basketball Star Remarries After Mission Time

Jolley played junior college basketball at College of the Sequoias and led sophomores to a championship. He served a two year LDS mission in Mexico City, then married Sue Satterthwaite of Laketown Utah. He finished at Pacific College and later became a graduate assistant. He and his wife have two children, Matthew aged 24 and Tiffany.

Ketfiall College of Sequoias Sophomiore LDS Church Mexico City Sue Satterthwaite Laketown Utah Jolley Freastic Pacific College

Family inspection of factory prompts political appeal

A fragment shows a family inspecting a factory as a context for urging Congress to address local needs and resist imposing foreign ideals, signed Uncle Cal.

Cal

Golden Red Chapter 64 Meets at Masonic Hall in 1976

The Golden Red Chapter 64 held its regular meeting on June 7 1976 at the Masonic Hall with Matron Lila Nelson and Worthy Patron Grant Nelson presiding. Guests included Sandy Thomson from No 468 Roseville Michigan and Chris Koompin, and Mt Lilly Rock Springs Wyoming was represented by Worthy Patron. Jean and Lee Hudsonpillar planned to attend Grand Chapter in Lewiston Idaho. Refreshments were served by Mary Louise Dehl and Gertrude Freeman.

Golden Red Masonic Hall Lila Nelson Grant Nelson Sandy Thomson Roseville Michigan Chris Koompin Mt. Lilly Rock Springs Wyoming Jean Lee Hudsonpillar Lewiston Idaho Mary Louise Deh Gertrude Freeman

Grace Stake Conference at Sun Valley Idaho

Grace Stake Conference conducted by President Dell L. Maughan featured the theme As for me house. A film strip Father, Consider Your Ways was shown. David Fowler gave a time to cease of Me ene and what itt should. He asked How many ag haith your fami i as a Sprint tea. June 10, 1976, Idaho.

Dell L. Maughan David Fowler

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