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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1962

Page

3

Preacher's Vacation Tales From Uncle Cal Letter

Uncle Cal recounts Zeke Grubb’s pastor and his deacons debating vacation time and church duties. A humorous mash of sermons, committee meetings, and odd tasks shows a preacher juggling fundraising, toe-nails, garbage cans, and salesmanship in lieu of pure piety. Uncle Cal signs off.

Zeke Grubb Katie Stihtower Rufcher Rafe Hezekiah Adams Hig Bah Oe Africa Uncle Cal

Local youths travel to Utah and Idaho colleges

Locals Mrs Chick Young Mike Jerry and Don Gardner drove to Logan on Saturday where Mike enrolled at Utah State University. Mr and Mrs Del Deaton spent the weekend in Aberdeen with their daughter and husband. Don Ayers Lois Bevins and Eric Kingsford were among Idaho State College students at Pocatello visiting Soda Springs with their parents. Miss Mary K Tigert spent the weekend in Soda Springs visiting her parents Dr and Mrs Russell Tigert and family. Mary K attends University of Wyoming in Laramie. Mr and Mrs Vaughan Smith and family motored to Logan on September 20 where Vicki enrolled at Utah State University.

Chick Young Mike, Jerry Don Gardner Logan Mike Utah State University del Deaton Aberdeen William Ross Don Ayers Lois Bevins Eric Kingsford Idaho State College At Pocatello Soda Springs Mary K. Tigert Mrs Russell Tigert Mary K University of Wyoming Laramie Vaughan Smith Vicki

Beware of fall salesmen and home upgrades pitfalls

The Preston Citizen warns readers to beware itinerant salesmen offering roofing and insulation. Local suppliers often provide better deals, so get multiple estimates before committing. The piece reflects on past booms and forecasts growth for Preston in coming years.

Salmon Recorder- Herald

Why Can't Johnny's Father Read Why Can't Johnny's Father Read

Public concern grows over adult reading ability as Americans struggle to keep up with rapid knowledge growth. Reading improvement courses expand nationwide in schools libraries and centers. A community laundry demonstration will cover laundering steps water conditions pre treatment soaps and fabrics.

Johany Wilmer V. Bell National Association of Public School Adult Educators Napsae America

Game Cookery Tips From University of Idaho Extension

Hunters bring in deer and elk as big game season opens. The booklet explains trimming venison fat to reduce gamey flavor, suggests using bacon or salt pork for larding or greasing, and notes fat impacts on cooking. It covers duck, pheasant, smoking fish and game, with guidance from Idaho Fish and Game and U S Fish and Wildlife Service. Copy available by postcard request or at the Soda Springs Extension Office. Homemakers announces a laundry school with Kelly of Philco in October at the LDS.

University of Idaho Extension Service Idaho Fish and Game Department U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Soda Springs

Operation Alphabet reaches 40 cities in program help

Maryland and Missouri cities join the nationwide reading effort as Philadelphians learn in home lessons through half hour broadcasts. The series, called Operation Alphabet, is now used in 40 cities with workbook drills and exercises. Reading experts note benefits for adult learners and public school classes using filmed courses and devices to speed reading and reduce bad habits.

Maryland St. Louis Missouri Memphis Tennessee

School Solg Course Aims Teaching Machines Marketing Soon

A school Solg course for teaching machines will be marketed soon. Both the teaching machine and the student workbook provide an excellent means for individualized adult reading instruction. Authors Edwin H. and Marie P. Smith describe the new program.

Edwin H. and Marie P. Smith

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Caribou County Idaho W. B and J. E. Een U.S. A Caribou Beda Springs Bancroft Cal Carthou Washington Preston Johnny Miss Kelly Karleen Gunnell Extension Service Tri-State Incorporated Homemakers’ ‘Corner Karleen L. G University of Idaho Extension Agent Kelly Philco Incorporation LDS S&h P.S Wyding Ty Nationication Association Anderson Lumber Co Grace, Idaho Lallatin Soda Springs, Idaho
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