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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
1
The Paris City Council at its last meeting ordered strict enforcement of traffic laws and a ban on dogs on streets, alleys, and public places after 7 pm and before 7 am. The marshal will enforce violations such as parking by hydrants and at intersections. Residents are urged to cooperate with officers to observe these ordinances.
Citizens plan to attend hearings to share views on proposed 1967 legislative session measures. Senator Whitworth and Representative Will discuss how input shapes Senate and House actions. Paris event notes include a Christmas Dance at the Lion featuring Garth Carlsen live music starting 9:00 PM with no admission.
Lyman H Rich, a nationally known dairyman born May 12 1894 in Paris Illinois, died after a career highlighted by dairy program innovations and top industry awards. Survived by widow Ade Shepard Rich and multiple children grandchildren and relatives across Utah California and Illinois. He received the 1956 Superior Service Award the 1958 Delaval Award and the 1981 Outstanding Dairy Program award and chaired the American Dairy Science Association board.
Fielding High School juniors and seniors achieved top 10 percent national scores on PSAT and ACT tests. Brad Rich set a new PSAT math record alongside teammate Tom Findlay. nine juniors scored in the top decile. Principal Ralph Rognaar and Counselor Lawell Ward note nearly a quarter of Fielding students reached the upper decile.
Earl S. Grimmett co authored a paper on fluidized beds for solids contact and low control at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers annual meeting in Detroit. The work, with Noel deNevers, discusses a Holt project 60 element and potential extraction of strontium-90 from alumina in a SNAP program context. Grimmett is identified as son of Mr. and Mrs. Orson H. Grimmett of Paris.
A government notice reminds aliens in the United States they must report their addresses to the Attorney General in the near future with some exceptions. Penalties apply for noncompliance. Funeral services were held for John Henry Wilks at the Paris LDS Chapel with multiple speakers and a burial in Paris City Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Mabel and several children and grandchildren.
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