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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
2
The piece condemns a circulating Help Wanted pamphlet attacking county commissioners sheriff and court house custodian as based on guesswork. It critiques the county response as vindictive and lacking in constructive facts while urging officials to deserve public respect.
The editors apologize for publishing a paid political advertisement titled Documented Answer to Help Wanted. They acknowledge poor judgment and urge readers not to direct bitterness at involved families. The note condemns infurpatation and hate and calls for charity to resolve the situation.
A citizen urges students and visitors to honor the American flag at games by saluting and pledging allegiance. The letter argues the flag represents faith, labor, courage, dreams, and freedom, and warns that disrespect risks the country’s way of life. It calls for better citizenship and renewed patriotism.
Senior Larry Grimes recalls a déjà vu moment as he watches Still the Mountain Wind on stage at the University of Idaho. The play centers on a Mormon family in Bennington Idaho where teen Rich Simmons dies of appendicitis. Rich is the real life brother of Capt. David L. Wright. Grimes calls his mother in Montpelier after the performance to relay the plot, but she corrects him with the ending.
Twenty eight members of Fielding High chorus and eight of the band attend a two day music clinic in Preston on November 13 and 14 with chair man Mr. Lynn Bennett guiding. Maun Murdy of Brigham Young University conducts the mixed chorus. Alma Ditmar of Utah State leads the girls chorus. Max Dalby from the USA conducts the band. The choirs will perform songs including Porgy and Bess Dark Water No Man Is an Island and Benedictus.
A former Jean Bruce, now Mrs Grimes, recalls portraying the girl in the play. Professor Jean Collette, chairman and director, has mailed a script copy to Mrs Grimes who could read about her own part.
Friday and Saturday rehearsals by the Collossus of Columbia groups under their directors. A public concert is set for Saturday at 7 30 p m in Preston High School. A recording of select numbers will be available for purchase. Fielding contingent includes Olsen Ward Mecham Barker Parker. Mixed chorus includes Bird Roberts Findlay Eborn Vallentine Pugmire Hymas Haddock Payne Shirley Bunderson Hansen Erickson Orr. Girls chorus lists Eborn Webb Loveland Hemmert Shirley Pugmire Peterson Larsen Stucki Stucki Minson Sorenson.
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