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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1966

Page

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Special Medicare and Medig care meeting in Montpelier

A special community meeting will be held in the Montpelier City auditorium at City Hall from 10 30 a m to 4 00 p m on January 19. The session targets Bear Lake County residents aged 65 and over and provides information on the new Medicare and Supplemental Medical Insurance program. Enrollment for the supplementary policy must be completed by March 31, 1966 to gain protection when the program starts July 1. Officials from the Department of Health Education and Welfare and the Social Security Administration will present.

Montpelier City Bear Lake County Informfa Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare Social Security Adminstraton

Spartans Fall at Randolph on Jan 5 65 35

Spartan fielding team traveled to Randolph Utah to face South Rich Trojans and were defeated 65 to 35. Spencer Rich led Fielding with 10 points in the first quarter as the Spartans totaled 38 rebounds before the game ended. Bunderson fouled out in the fourth, and the Spartans trailed throughout after the initial hook.

Fielding Petans Randolph Utah Trojans Spencer Rich Fielding Fost Bunderson Spartans Garther He Gem Cowboys Standerdon Saytans Slim Marten Cowboys

Cisco. Word on spawning run thin and spobly

Word received Thursday afternoon that the big Cisco has started its spawning run but the run is thin and sparse at this time.

Big Cisco

Great Yellowstone Savings and Loan Holds Annual Meeting

The Great Yellowstone Savings and Loan Association reported strong growth for 1965 at its annual stockholders meeting on January 8. President Frank W Hirschi announced no foreclosures or losses on first mortgages and that time certificates will be introduced with a 3 year term and semiannual compounding once bookkeeping is ready. Executive VP Ray J Larsen highlighted reserves and company expansion, with the board unanimously reappointed. Directors include Hirschi James Olsen Arlin R Pugmire Lester Skinner S Reed Dayton Leonard Ki J C Smith.

Great Yellowstone Savings and Loan Association Gba Hirschi Ray ‘J. ‘Larsen Savings and Loan Associations James Olsen Arlin R. Pugmire Montpelier Lester Skinner Noonan S. Reed Dayton Cokeville Wyo Leonard Ki Atty Soda Springs J. C. Smith Wayan Yellowstone Savings and Loan

First Ward Relief Society Party Set for January 21

Paris 1st Ward Relief Society announces annual party on January 21 at 7 80 p.m. in the recreation hall. Adults of the 1st Ward invited to dinner and program, followed by a dance for adults from the 1st and 2nd Wards with Luke and Eva providing music.

1St Ward Relief Society Paris

Idaho Home Economics Leader Named at Moscow Conference

Marlene Stegelmeier was named head of the Idaho Home Economics Association and Aaron York of Arco was named head of the County Agents Association at the University of Idaho conference in Moscow. York succeeds retiring president Grant Hall of Caldwell as about 200 agricultural teachers and extension workers attended.

Bear Lake County Marlene Stegelmeier Idaho Home Economics Association Aaron York Arco Ass’n Univerity of Idaho Moscow College of Agriculture York Grant Hall Caldwell Walter McPherson Andpoint Milton Weston Blackfoot Chilip Edwards Challis Norman Fitzsimmons Orofino Olan Genn

D U P Plans Pioneer History for Bear Lake Valley

The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will publish a book of Bear Lake Valley early settler stories. Descendants of valley pioneers are urged to submit ancestral histories to Bear Lake County historian Edith P. Haddock in Paris. Include family occupations church school civic ties and immigration experiences.

Utah Bear-Lake Valley Bear Lake County Edith P. Haddock Paris America Plains

Parker Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed in Lanark

Mr and Mrs Irwin Parker of Lanark will mark their 50th wedding anniversary on January 19. They were married January 19, 1916 in the Logan LDS Temple and have lived in Lanark since, farming and operating a steam threshing machine. They have five children, fourteen grandchildren and sixty five great grandchildren. An open house at their Lanark home will be held January 19 from 1 to 4 pm. relatives and friends are invited. No gifts, please.

Irwin Parker Lanark Parker Smith Logan Don Evelyn) Stucki Paris Irwin S&s Bud Parker Montpelier Delbert S. Parker Verla Messmore Pocatello L. R. Norma) Burton Grace

Tri County Beef Production School at Cedar View

The sixth annual tri county beef production school will be held at the Cedar View Supper Club in Soda Springs on Thursday January 20 starting at 10 00 a m. Sponsored by Bear Lake Caribou and Franklin counties beef advisory committees with the University of Idaho Extension Service. A no host lunch at noon and a session on beef marketing. For more information contact the County Extension Office.

Univerity of Idaho Cedar View Soda Springs Bear Hake Caribou Franklin Cooperaton Agricultural Extension Service University Mar- Wane Robinson U'of I Roy Boyd Servite USDA Duren U. of I- Extension Livestock Roland

Paris Gold and Green Ball Friday

The Paris Wards annual Gold and Green Ball will be held Friday evening January 14 at the Paris Pavilion. The FHS dance band will provide the music for the affair.

Paris Wards Paris FHS

Blood drive in Montpelier tops goal with 170 pints

In Montpelier yesterday the blood drawing exceeded the goal with 170 pints donated, beating the 150 pint target by 20 pints but falling short of last January’s total. Only 4 donations were rejected.

Montpelier

Lions International Vice President to Speak at Conference

Pale A. Evans of Texas City Texas 3rd vice president of Lions International will be the featured speaker at the Lions Midwinter Conference January 22 at the Bannock Hotel in Pocatello. Registration for the conference begins at 11 am luncheon at 12 10 and the evening banquet and meeting begin at 7 80 p.m.

Pale A. Evans Texas City Tex Lions Internation Lions Bannock Hotel Pocatello

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CISCO Frank W .Hirschi Association Steven Hymas Shirley Aland Xenia Nelson Montipelier Emma Eck Stegelmeier Agnes Hurst Twin Falls Ca Lapwal Ane SAD D.U.P Camp Lifton Max Andel Lions International V.P
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