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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1964

Page

2

The Post Paris Idaho Brings News On Local Projects

The Post issues notice that Laketown Garden City Fish Haven non-subscribers will stop receiving samples. Novelty Theatre family tickets go on sale March 1 at Lowe Drug Paris for 48 shows. Bear Lake Jaycees sponsor Safari In Alaska at Montpelier High School Auditorium February 28 29. The paper will carry 4 H Club news monthly with reporters urged to send updates to the County Extension Office or The Post.

Laketown Garden City Fish Haven Ovid-Liberty- Lanark Bloomington St. Charles Novelty Theatre Lowe Drug Store Paris Bear Lake

Exploring the Diverse Hulls Shaping Modern Boating

A survey of hull types from catamarans to trimarans shows multi hulls offer smoother rides and higher stability. Advances in aluminum and fiberglass enable larger, more comfortable houseboats, while designers like Ray Hunt push boundaries to redefine sailing and powercraft.

Pacific Gar Wood Booksnd Ray Hunt

Bear Lake Badgers 4-H Club Forms and Meetings

A 4-H extension report highlights parent roles in club activity and leadership. The Bear Lake Badgers club, led by Barbara Cook, held meetings at A. J. Winters School with pledges, demonstrations, and health focused activities.

A. J. Winters School Barbara Cook Eric Evans Chad Matthews Sec’y Randall Wilkes Mary Vermas Roger Carver Bear Lake Badgers Julie Kirby Jeanne Sneddon America the Beautiful Dennie Anderson Verene Eastley Julie Kibby Donna Parker Irene Langford Mildred Clayton Marsha Bateman Jeffrey Cochrane Donnie Anderson

Sewing Club Meeting Notes From January 15

On January 15 the meeting opened with the 4-H Pledge led by Ruth Loertscher and the Pledge to the Flag by Brenda Brown. Mrs Loertscher assisted with pattern cutting while Beverly provided refreshments. Brenda demonstrated stay stitching a blouse and sewing a dart. Patty Doman led the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge. Patt read and the minutes were approved by the local leader. Jenny Loertscher will make a plain scam and apply appropriate finished for a plain seam. Ruth Ann Loertscher demonstrated sewing and pressing a dart. Refreshments were served by Jenny Loertscher and Patty Doman. Members worked on their dresses and sewing darts.

Ruth Loertscher Ruth Brenda Brown Mrs. Loertscher Beverly Brenda Patty Doman Patt Jenny Loertscher Ruth Ann Loertscher

Emer son School Fourth Graders Organize 4-H Health Club

The fourth grade at Emerson School formed a 4-H Health Club with Gordon Nielsen elected president Peggy Erickson as vice president Ariene Johnson as secretary and Ann Sleight serving as reporter.

Ann Sleight Emerson School Gordon Nielson Peggy Erickson Ariene Johnson Sec’y

Happy Health Helpers Meet For Regular Friday Session

The Happy Health Helpers club met Friday at 8 00 p m with 29 members attending. Wendy Pitchford presided while Glen Wright led three songs with Jean Kunz accompanying, and Trudy Stoor with Craig Stewart ran a game. Mrs Mahlock taught a lesson titled Good Health is Good Business.

Ples Wendy Pitchford Glen Wright Jean Kunz Trudy Stoor Craig Stewart

White Pine Health Club Formed at 4-H Event

Susan Stoor reports the White Pine Health Club elected officers: President Rodney Galloway, Vice President Delene Kunz, Secretary Endy Kunz, Reporter Susan Stoor, with Bart Kunz as games and recreation leader. Members discussed materials and work, selecting the club name White Pine Health Club.

White Pine Health Club Susan Stoor Barkdull Rodney Galloway Delene Kunz Endy Kunz Games and Recreationa Bart Kunz

Georgetown 4-H Horse Club Holds First Meeting

The Georgetown 4-H horse club met February 12 at 7 30 PM at the Johnson home. Russell and Anna Marie Johnson organized it. Dale Clark was elected president with Donald Stoddard as vice president Lynn Ann Smith secretary and Mary Ellen Clark reporter. The February 26 meeting is planned at the Johnson home.

4-H Horse Club Russell Anna Marie Johnson Johnson Dale Clark Donald Stoddard Sec’y Lynn Ann Smith Mary Ellen Clark Dale Cark David Stoddard Drue Smith Kim Solum Tim Smith Coleen Smith Janet Clark Martha Smith Linda Stoddard Marilyn Smart Dane Thompson

Paris Baby Sitters Club Organizes Community Group

Nancy Hulme reports on the organizational meeting held at Mrs. Karen Young's home for a child care club. Officers named include President Joan Hulme, Vice President Elaine Johnson, Reporter Nancy Hulme, and Secretary Colleen Johnson as the group plans projects and learning about small children and baby care.

Karen Young Joan Hulme Elaine Johnson Nancy Hulme Colleen Johnson

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