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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
2
The Payette Valley Sentinel editorial reprinted by editor Thomas E. Preston highlights community standards and editorial stance. It reflects on local journalism values, integrity, and the role of newspapers in guiding civic discourse.
A Montana reader letter questions Bonneville Power Administration releases as disguised advertising. The writer notes Idaho Power uses similar materials and jokes about their usefulness. The column ends urging citizens to attend the Montpelier school budget hearing on Monday April 18 at City Hall.
Bloomington notices detail multiple weekend and weekday visits among local families and relatives including the Paynes Thornocks Nelsons Pugmires and Le slie Christensen. The report notes Easter bishop appointment for Bob Dunford and various travels across Utah Idaho and Wyoming communities.
The Merry Team of Health Helpers elected officers Merlin Crossley as president Scott Peterson as vice president Dorothy Izatt as secretary and Sonja Pugmire as reporter. They planned future recreation and song leader elections and discussed first aid kits and dental health.
Our first meeting occurred on March 19 at the home of leaders Mr. and Mrs Venoy Wallentine. Officers were elected with Nancy Hulme as president Vicki Eloorn as vice president Sharon Wallentine as secretary and Marcia Ward as reporter. The club remains unnamed.
The Bonnie Bakers Club met at Shannon Grimmett's on March 4, 1964. Members cleaned the refrigerator, made toast, and played games with refreshments. The next meeting is set for Ranae Carlson's on April 1.
Mr and Mrs David Piggott and family of Salt Lake City were weekend guests at the William C Piggott home and visited several relatives including Mrs Blanche Piggott and Mr and Mrs Thomas Piggott.
Our meeting opened with president Joan Hulme and the 4-H pledge led by Linda Parker. Three new officers were elected Linda Parker song leader Sandra Michel vice president and Darla Jan Wallentine game leader. Mrs Young described kit additions and a puppet making demonstration followed by members starting their own puppets.
The president opened the meeting and led the pledge. Minutes from the previous gathering were read. Peggy presented a safety at home demonstration. Kathleen was noted in the session.
The passage envisions a classroom transformed by an intellectually curious student who motivates peers, pushing beyond basic arithmetic and outlines. It foresees richer exploration, oblique thoughts, and deeper academic rigor driven by shared reading and inquiry.
RaNae demonstrated How to Catch Colds as a playful health skit. Dana presented two poems and Laurie delivered a set of jokes. The event included playful music titled Right Up.
The previous session was called to order by Elaine Johnson at 3 30 p m. Members drew and discussed designs then took turns sewing on the machines before resuming other projects and adjourning.
The Happy Health Helpers club convened with Wendy Pitchford presiding. Thirty members attended with one absence. Glen Wright led songs with Jean Kunz, Trudy Stoor conducted games, and Christie Rowland directed business. Marilyn Taggart Donal Kelly and Sylvia Layland demonstrated. New member added, minutes read, eight illustrated talks given by Wright Henrie Bird. Refreshments by Stoor.
The Bear Lake County Commission invites sealed bids for the purchase and delivery of a new 1964 model chassis cab truck. Bids must be received by 9 00 A M on Monday April 13 1964 and include a certified or cashier s check equal to at least 5 percent of the bid price. Specifications available at the County Clerk s Office Paris Idaho.
Bear Lake County Fair Board in Montpelier Idaho invites sealed bids by April 1964 for construction of a 44H Barn at the fair grounds north of Montpelier. Plans available from J Reed Crane 657 Williams Ave Montpelier Idaho. Bids require 5 percent bid guarantee and contractor license on envelope. bids opened only after verification. Award to the bid deemed best. right to reject all bids reserved.
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