Local visits and holiday party noted in Bloomington area
Mr and Mrs Owen Bacon of Georgetown visited with Mr and Mrs J B Haddock. LaRue Piggott and others spent time in Salt Lake City. Mrs Mary Carver stayed with the Reese family. Burton Thomas stays with Karel Thomas. Sorenson family from Coalville visits the Reese and Thomas households. Ros en and Burton of Montpelier visit the Preston Thomas family. The Hansen and Thornock households welcomed guests from Alton. A Primary Teachers and Husbands Christmas party with chicken dinner and program was held at the hall.
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Mary Carver
Victor Reese
Burton Thomas
Karel Thomas
Grant Rosen and
Burton of
Montpelier
Preston Thomas
Panto Mime Presented by B P and W Club
Mrs Ruth Heer presented a panto mime narrated by Kay Barrett with musical background by Mrs Jennie Spidell. Arrangements for the entertainment and tablé decorations were by Mrs Wilcox Mrs Warner and Mrs Rena Rasmussen. program directed by Merle Haddock and Jennie Spidell.
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Eugene Grimes
Ruth Heer
Kay Barrett
Jennie Spidell
Wilcox
Warner
Rena Rasmussen
Merle Haddock
In the Offing Holiday Events and Tax Reminder
December events listed include First Ward Choir cantatas on Sunday with two performances. Monday marks the deadline to pay the first installment of 1964 real property tax. A matinee at Novelty is scheduled for Thursday with 2:00 p.m. start and no evening show. Friday features a Christmas Dance sponsored by Paris Mutual.
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Novelty
School Formula Explained by Dr Ray Berry Recommendations
The fourth installment outlines Idaho school funding proposals from Dr Ray Berry. Key points include minimum ADA of 450 per child, state share at least 225, a 28 mill district levy, a 15 mill qualifying levy, and weighting rules for secondary ADA and special education.
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Ray Berry
University of Idaho
State Trustees Association
Berry
A.D.A
Idaho
Idaho School Funding Reform Aims For Fair Distribution
The proposal argues that with the recommended changes Idaho can have schools that compare favorably with neighboring areas. A new distribution formula is intended to equalize educational opportunities statewide, though acknowledged that the poorest districts may remain underfunded. Each school would receive enough to provide at least adequate education.
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Idaho
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Bloomington
Owen Bacon
Georgetown
J. B. Haddock
LaRue Piggott
Larry and
Elaine
Salt Lake City
Richard Sorenson
Coalville
Ivan Reese
Rulon Hansen
Alton
Willard Thornocks
B.P. & W. Club
First Ward
Paris Mutual
Theatre
Paris, Idaho
Dale Robertson and
Martha Hyer
Don Knotts
Carole Cook
Andrew Dugan
Incredible MR. Limpet
Technicolor
Troy Donahue
Suzane Pleshette
Diane McBain
North Rich
Grace
Ker
Monroe
North Gem
Westside
Soda Springs
Kemmerer
Shepherd’s Clothing Store
Vidy
Auto Service
Mark
Paris
Insurance Service