Local reader letter columns discuss politics and ads
Uncle Cal from Caribou writes to Editor with items from last week papers. He critiques Neal Smiths bill against hiring kin and contemplates political backlash and UN dues. He notes quirky ads and a divorce case over a gag classified, then recalls a rude joke about a neighbor and a pig fencing clash.
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Louisville
Bug
North Gem High School announces honor roll recipients
Four North Gem High School students earned straight A grades for the second semester. Gregory Darlington led the junior class with all A’s, joined by freshmen Lucy Christensen Caren Briggs Marianne Schenk, all on the honor roll. Additional all A’s with one B included Jeanette Call Zan Marie Mabey Sharon Briggs Lauritz Christensen and Kimmette Ruger. Other students with all A’s and two B’s were Sue Davids Crag Redford Fred Yost Linda Call and Kent Yost.
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North Gem High School
Gregory Darlington
Vic Darlington
Lucy Christensen
A L Christensen
Caren Briggs
Grant Briggs
Marianne Schenk
Parley Schenk
Jeanette Call Zan Marie Mabey
Sharon Briggs
Lauritz Christensen
Kimmette Ruger
Sue Davids
Crag Redford
Fred Yost
Linda Call
Kent Yost
Bug’s Funeral Attended by Neighbors in Numbers
A neighborly note from Uncle Cal predicts Bug’s funeral will draw many allies and a reliefful crowd. The missive speaks of sugar versus vinegar and the likelihood of gatherings around the event.
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Bug
Uncle Cal
Recital by Colleen Layland Hamp Students at Soda Springs Grade School
Accordion students from Colleen Layland and Mary Lee Hamp at Tosoiba Music Studio Soda Springs performed a Wednesday recital at Soda Springs Grade School Gym. Participants included Jay Simons LeAnn Simons Glenna Hulse Connie Weighall Keith Petersen Nancy Petersen Jy Shuler Monna Lawl Frank Lawl Carolyn Porter Avon Gibson Christine Gilbert Bobby Hunter Carla Stalker Fred Christensen Margo Stoor. Most plan to enter the State Festival in Boise this weekend where all entrants are judged and receive trophies. The program featured solos duets and band numbers plus a concert by judge guest artist Tony Lavell.
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Colleen Layland
Mary Lee Hamp
Tosoiba
Soda Springs
Jay and
LeAnn Simons
Glenna Hulse
Connie Weighall
Keith
Nancy Petersen
Jy] Shuler
Monna
Frank Lawl
Carolyn Porter
Avon Gibson
Christine Gilbert
Bobby Hunter
Carla
Boise
Tony Lavell
Hospital Notes Reflect Visiting Hours and Local Graduates
The notice lists visiting hours 2 30 to 4 00 pm and 7 00 to 8 00 pm for patient rest, names several patients admitted or confined in Soda Springs and Bancroft, and mentions Nine County residents among University graduates and remarks from speakers at the commencement including Dr John A president of Michigan University and Elder Harold B Lee. It also notes Want Ads get Rog.
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Neal Smith
Iowa
Congress
Washington
United Nations
Russia
Police Department
Dayton
Ohio
Murphy
Jones
Smith
Caribou County
Caldwell
Eloise Panting
Soda Springs
Freedom
Leslie Taylor
Grace
Justice
Kim Ruger
Bancroft
Susan Riley
Pocatello
Ald
Ehasun
Wan Man
Bancroft Colds
Joseph W
Conish Fraser
Sandra J Vatey
Grace Robert M You Springs
Monie Likhall
Robert ¢ Wi Thatcher
John A
Michigan University
Commission On Cryme
Harold B Lee
L.D . Church
Neroy House
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