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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1969

Page

1

Board seeks plant facilities levy continuation

At a April meeting the Board of Trustees approved advertising for a May 20 plant facilities election. A lay committee will inform the public. questions are invited. The board argues preventative maintenance saves money and that the levy is a continuation, not new taxes, boosting total mills from 4 to 5 with a small above average increase. If the election fails no funds arrive until 1971, contingent on passage.

Board of Trustees

Emerson Elementary Spring Dance Festival Heads Friday

Emerson Elementary hosts its annual Spring Dance Festival on Friday April 26 at 7 30 p m in the Bear Lake Junior High gymnasium. Grades 1 through 7 and kindergarten children participate in the gala program and the public is invited.

Emerson Elementary School Bear Lake Pamela Preston

Mothers Weekend at USU Set for May 2 4

Logan Utah State University tunes up a Mothers Weekend themed Hats Off to Mom with events May 2 to 4. More than 1 000 mothers expected to attend. A student talent show fires up May 2 followed by dorm firesides and campus tours. May 3 features a Bon Marche fashion show and guest speaker Mrs Gerald T Lundahl. Zomi of Salt Lake City presents bridal fashion shows with professional models. Saturday includes a trousseau display, a president’s reception and a smorgasbord in the Student Union Ballroom. Robins Awards cap the night with the Sandpipers. AWS and Sigma Nu co sponsor honors. Sunday is free.

Logan Utah State University Associated Women Students USU Utah State Union Bon Marche Ogden Zomi Salt Lake City Chase Fine Arts Center Trousseau USA Glen L. Taggart Helen Lundstrom AWS Student Union Sigma Nu Fraternity

Accident on 8th Street and US 30N injures none

Sheriff’s deputies investigated a Wednesday morning crash near Montpelier at 8th Street and US 30N. Jay Nielsen of Montpelier attempted to pass Brent Booth of Dingle as Booth turned left, sliding broadside and totaling Nielsen’s car while causing about $300 damage to Booth’s vehicle. Nielsen received a citation for failure to observe the basic rule. No injuries were reported.

Jay C. Nielsen Montpelier Brent Booth Dingle Booth 8Th Street US 30N Nielsen

Muskie Speaks at Boise Jefferson Jackson Banquet

Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine addressed about 500 Democrats at Boise's Jefferson Jackson banquet, urging practical reform and caution in social change. He arrived at 3 40 p m and spoke after a press conference about interim approval of Nixon’s stance on the Sea of Japan incident.

Edmund Muskie Maine Boise Muskie YMCA Nixon Sea of Japan Sen. Church Sen Idaho United States

Bedr Lake Basin Concert Association Nears Full Membership

Bedr Lake Basin Community Concert Association reports memberships nearly complete with hope for extra signups this week. If enough response, a fourth concert may be added next season. Three tentative shows listed New York Lyric Quartet Arizona Boys Choir and a piano duo. Final programs Swanee Singers April 26 and Utah String Quartet May 12. Membership costs seven dollars fifty cents for adults three dollars fifty cents for students two students may share one adult. Tickets at the door for the April 26 event at the Bear Lake LDS Stake Tabernacle Paris start 8:00 p.m.

Bedr Lake Basin Clair Barrett Association Barrett Mr. Barrett New York Lyric Quartet Arizona Boys Choir New York City Swanee Singers University of Utah Swariee~ Snipers Bear Lake Lds Stake Tabernacle Paris

Probate Court Office Move Notice

The Probate Judge's office has moved to the old Commissioner's Room in the Court House. Office hours are 1 30 to 4 45 p m daily Monday through Friday.

Probate Court House

Fashion Workshop April 29 in Soda Springs

The Caribou County Extension Service hosts a Fashion Parade workshop in Soda Springs with Mae C. Williams and Marlene Ressler from Simplicity Pattern Co. The program covers fashion teaching methods, accessorizing, grooming, wardrobe planning, and features current Spring Summer 1969 fashions. Guests from Franklin Bear Lake and Oneida counties are invited.

County Extension Service Simplicity Pattern Co Soda Springs Mae C. Williams Caribou Marlene Ressler

Senator Muskie Speakers Move From Boise to Salt Lake City

After departing Boise, Senator Muskie headed to Salt Lake City where he was slated to address a public gathering. The trip continues his campaign schedule as he speaks in Utah.

Boise Senator Muskie Salt Lake City

Beag Women’s Club to Host Solons Meeting

The Beag Women’s Club schedules an open meeting with State Senator Reed Budge and Representative Angus Condie at Montpelier City Hall. The 8:00 p.m. Thursday May lat session will review the 40th Legislative actions with a Q and A. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Allred will summarize their Washington trip.

Beag Federated Remuiplicey Women’s Club Reed ‘Budge Angus Condie Montpelier City Hall Budge Condié Kay Allred Washington,d

Passey Completes Air University Squadron Officer School

Captain Glenn T. Passey, son of Mrs. Dda Passey of Montpelier, completes the 14 week Squadron Officer School at Maxwell AFB. He is reassigned to Reese AFB Texas as a helicopter pilot after earning a BS from Utah State University in 1962. His wife Joan is daughter of Calvin Hymas of Ovid.

Ether S. Young Rites Held in St. Charles

Funeral services for Ether S. Young 86 were led by Bishop James Pugmire in the St. Charles LDS Ward Chapel. He died at the Veteran's Rest Home in Salt Lake City after a long illness. Born October 30, 1882 in St. Charles, he served in World War I with the Spruce Division in Vancouver, Washington. Survivors include two daughters Rae Floyd and Barbara Niedt, two sisters and a brother, four grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Interment followed at St. Charles Cemetery with American Legion Post No. 8 conducting military rites.

James Pugmire Ether S. Young St. Charles Young Veteran’s Rest Home Salt Lake City Lorenzo Dow Sarah Ann Young Gertrude Campbell Soda Springs Paris Claire Michaelson Salt Lake Vancouver Wash Rae Leah) Floyd R. A Barbara) Niedt Hayward Calif Sarah Ann Stock Mount Pleasant Utah Joyce Shelton Logan Richard Young Coeur d’Alene St. Charles Cemetery American Legion Post No

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