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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1966
Page
8
Jim Hawkes displays trophies for the vocal and instrumental contests at Paris High School as a student fundraiser funds new band instruments. Love Drug of Paris sponsors the event and Lynn Bennett credits Lions Club PTA and School Board for backing the project.
Only 17 residents attend the Montpelier School District budget hearing as Supt. Willis G. Nelson explains line items. The board, with full membership, discusses the Bennington school building sale, bids for buses, Emerson School expansion, and potential Montpelier High additions. No bond election decision. dates set for diplomas and commencements.
The Bear Lake County Pee Dae Committee schedules a Republican meeting for April 16 at 8 00 p m at Montpelier City Hall. County Chairman James P Tasso urged interested persons to attend the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Taft Budge Ann and Mark accompanied by Mrs Ada Budge spent the weekend in Utah visiting relatives. They were hosted by the Newell Budges in Roy and saw Mr and Mrs Richard Haycock in Logan Mrs Haycock in Salt Lake Richard in Provo and the Kent Halls in Santaquin. They spent Sunday in Salt Lake and returned to Paris Sunday evening.
Local Board No. 4 reports two Montpelier men Paul F. Weaver and Terry C. Kimball were drafted and leave April 13. Three more Montpelier and Fish Haven residents Ralph A. Busco, Wm. D. Stock, and Arthur A. Bagley are summoned for April 14 armed forces physical exams. The Century will feature the draftee as Man of the Month on CBS, detailing their pre induction to basic training with remarks from Lt. Gen. Hershey and Rep. Curtis.
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