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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1957
Page
2
Notice details a periodical’s mailing status as second class matter at Paris Idaho Post Office under the 189 etc act and offers advertising rates upon request.
City council notes budget status shows a $10 000 balance and good water tax collection. It approves repairing a Main Street water pipe leak, establishing three pedestrian lanes across Highway 8 near Emerson School Center Street and Pavis First Ward Church, and installing two We Truck Parking lines on Main Street. Bills totaling numerous services are approved for payment.
Notice sets 1100 AM March 27 1957 in Paris Idaho for proof of beneficial use of 2 cfs from Pine Gap Canyon Sweet Water Creek under Permit No 22674 by C R Note and Leslie Nate Dingle Salt Lake City and Idaho. Use is irrigation with two cubic feet per second from Small laterals across Pine Gap Canyon date priority March 19 1962.
The snow goose call is a high pitched falsetto honk producing a sustained musical clamor when uttered by a flock, shaping the bird's audible presence in the field.
Laketown residents host birthday gathering for Mr Joseph C Robinson as Adbert Weston Morton Kears and relatives attend. Morgan Trojans beat Mus tangs 71 to 56 with local turnout from South Rich and Randolph. MIA Hobby Show hosted by Bernetta Price. Salient exhibits included handwork salt pepper collections and cake by Frank Miles. Several illnesses injuries and a death in the area referenced with hospital visits and missionary tribute. Seminary program featured with talks by Laketown students and musical numbers. Weekend visits include relatives from Layton Logan Provo and Randolph with several travel and viewing events noted.
Mr and Mrs Blaine Pope and their baby visited the Ross Pope home in Logan. Paul Kay, in the Navy and stationed at Guam, phoned from San Francisco. Milford Loveland hosted guests from Salt Lake and Fish Haven. Frank Jensen's family hosted Bob Tate and children from Randolph. Reed Jensen and kids visited his parents in Logan. Sacrament meeting attendance exceeded sixty percent. Penny Drive talk by Patty Hodges preceded by Lazette Satterthwaite and son Elder Vaughn. John Hansen and Beatrice Cook contributed a vocal duet. Ronald Hansen was named Junior M men leader with wife Jalla as Bee Hive leader.
Devon Hirsch suffered a right eye injury Saturday afternoon stopping skating play. Loran Hirsch and Devon bumped during basketball on skates. Miss Sue Wicker of Garden City visited Harold Negus Sunday. Sacrament talks by Alfred and Sister Howell addressed Book of Mormon themes. Lynn Pugmire prepared for a Boy Scout education tour in Boise. Scouts toured the Capitol, natural history museum, Arrow Rock dam, and the legislature. Elderly residents hosted lunch at Wilson School. A baby boy was born February 11 to Lynn and Connie Peterson at Bear Lake Hospital.
The Lanark community reports a full Relief Society meeting with Ednarn delivering the Social Science lesson. Mutual featured two one act plays, readings by Marge Eborn, and a piano solo by Jeanette Passey. The Bishopric hosted a budget party and served refreshments to a large crowd.
Garden City and Fish Haven Elders hosted a ward social with songs a reading and jokes. A pot luck lunch followed at Sacrament meeting Wayne Stock was released as second counselor in the Young Men's Mutual Aid Goff Stalder was sustained Gary Loveland was in Salt Lake and Logan over the weekend Mrs Nethelle Weston and children visited relatives here.
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