Refrig Raiders Elect 4 H Club Officers
The Refrig Raiders met January 11 to elect officers and approve the club name. Elected were Dee Ann Hill president Sheila Grandy vice president Brenda Brown secretary treasurer Sol een and Terri Tolley song
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
4
The Refrig Raiders met January 11 to elect officers and approve the club name. Elected were Dee Ann Hill president Sheila Grandy vice president Brenda Brown secretary treasurer Sol een and Terri Tolley song
Beverly Brown named chairman of the game committee with Vauna Pugmire serving as news reporter.
On Friday January 24 at 10 00 a m at A J Winters School the Happy Health Helpers elected officers for a new 4-H Health Club Wendy Pitchford was named president Janis Bird vice president Dorine Munk secretary Jean Kunz and Glen Wright song leaders Trudy Stoor and Craig Stewart game leaders Roy Gregory Jana Johnson and Donald Kelly assistant leaders and Marilyn Transtrum reporter The club name chosen is Happy Health Helpers.
On Saturday February 1 the 4th Year Seminary class joined nearly 400 students for activities at the LDS Institute of Religion in Logan starting at 10:30 a.m. The program pleased attendees with a luncheon at noon in the USU Union Building and dancing at the Institute ballroom. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Hall and others, with a list of participating students led by Michael Derricott and James Eborn among many others.
Birthday greetings are extended to Kenneth Transtrum Ken P Stucki Lyman Bunderson Lloyd Payne Deena Hart Betty Parker Lena Caldwell Gary V Hunsaker Roger Roghaar Gerald Christen sen Vaughn Tippets Robert Kent Hymas Janice Chris tensen Spencer E Stucki Alfred Jensen Roger Peter son Loran L Hirschi Roland O Peterson Ronald Lynn Price Dan Rich Anniversary wishes go to Mr and Mrs Mark G Pugmire Mr and Mrs C D Skinner and Mr and Mrs McKay Passey.
Births listed at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital include a girl born to Mr and Mrs William E Bird of Montpelier on January 28 1964 and a son Ricky Williams to Mr and Mrs Bert Williams of Montpelier. Multiple patients from Montpelier Cokeville St Charles and Georgetown receive medical care with several discharges noted between January 30 and February 3.
Local residents travel for meetings and family visits across Utah and Idaho. Glen Grimmett attends an Intermountain Lumber dealers meeting in Denver. families visit Soda Springs, Phoenix, Provo, Salt Lake City, and Twin Falls for events and gatherings.
A reader urges scrutiny of Bear Lake County budget plans noting a jump in spending from 290 000 to 390 000 and a proposed 100 000 increase for a February 10 public hearing. The writer argues for consolidating schools to fund education and questions salary raises amid economic hardship in ranching farming and rail service.
Kyle Critchton recalls a Yakima Public Library rule change after he read two books at lunch from Marquette Grade School two blocks away. He says the noon-hour reading shaped his appetite for information and honed rapid reading aiding later writing and research efforts. Derricott funeral slated in Montpelier Friday.
A veteran writer notes it took about thirty five years to craft an article, with three to fifteen days writing time, but a lifetime of experience informs the work. He recalls reading nightly in youth and still does, arguing printed pages surpass televised images for personal interpretation.
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