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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1963

Page

10

Deadline Near for Wool Payment Filings in 1962 Year

Wayne Wheatley, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, reminds growers that April 30 is the last day to file applications for wool payment program payments covering shorn wool and unshorn lambs sold from April 1, 1962, to March 31 of this year.

Wayne Wheatley Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Wheatley

Father Won’t Let Teen Drive At Sixteen

In The Week's Letter a teen asks to drive at sixteen but his father refuses to teach or permit driving claiming he is not old enough and will not share car costs. Our reply notes rising insurance rates for under age twenty five in many states for both girls and boys.

Teen Driver Discounts and Parental Trust in Insurance

Teenage drivers face higher premiums as much as 400 annually. Discounts exist for graduating from driver training and being in the top 20 percent of classes. Companies favor compact cars and non principal drivers. Parents must grant best wishes indicating a teen will drive safely. Letters welcome to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS FRANKFORT KY.

National Weekly Newspaper Service Frankfort

Idaho Traffic Death Rate Drops in 1968 February

Idaho's traffic death rate through February 1968 was four and three tenths deaths per 100 million miles of travel, down from six and four tenths for the same period in 1967, according to the Department of Law Enforcement reported Saturday.

Idaho Department of Law Enforcement

Dress Pattern No 3271 and Needlework Catalog Sale

Pattern No 3271 offers adaptable three piece dresses with fabric yardage details for 35 inch widths and a surplice blouse. Needlework No 927 promises simple bassinet trimming ideas. Catalog with coupon costs 50 cents. patterns priced 35 cents to 10 cents plus mailing fees to Audrey Lane Bureau New York NY 1.

Audrey Lane New York N.Y

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