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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
5
Kearls travel to Salt Lake City to pick up relatives while Junior and Ann Kearl visit. Families attend reunions in Fish Haven and at the chapel. Mission trip plans, church events, and a Yellowstone Park excursion with wildlife sightings are reported along with a funeral in Idaho.
Marie Olsen led her Guide Pac peers on a canyon outing to study nature and hike with no wind. Students Graig Oleh Datrell Nielsen Randy Nielsen Allen Don Jensen and Brent Olsen joined, with Norma Lee Nielsen and Mae Sorenson assisting. They cooked supper and returned after a day of learning and fun.
Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Blair Schofield and family staying with Esther Barker. Talks were given at Sacrament meeting by Mayon Pulley and Vaughn Satterthwaite. Daryl Poulson sang with Ruth Pugmire accompanying. Rexine Poulson and others attended services. Carolyn Wuthrich vacationed with Emma Pugmire’s family. Dyval Anderson of Brigham City announced the birth of a son on June 28. Kurt Anderson and Carl Anderson's families visited. The Meadorville call involved the Mattson family from Hyhim. Sam Wilkes and Lizzie Jensen spent the weekend with Paul Wilkes in Salt Lake City. Homebuilders of the Ward Primary held their annual Holiday at the hall, featuring foreign fiction and about the origin of homebuilding, with plate lunch and games. One hundred eight members of the William Rex family gathered in Hot Springs for a reunion.
Mr and Mrs Arlin Puginire and sons drove to Salt Lake City to bring their daughter and granddaughter for a week. The Hymas children stayed with the Arlin and Pugmire families while their sister recovered from surgery in Montpelier. An Adult Aaronic Priesthood meeting occurred in the hall on Wednesday evening. Locals attended a Boy Scout Council banquet at the Second Ward chapel in Montpelier Monday. DeLoris Keitch and Rula Minor planned a high school class reunion in Montpelier. Darrell Sorenson’s children stayed with the Burdette Pugmire household during their parents vacation in California.
The city applied 2500 pounds of 10 percent DDT dust for mosquito control at an estimated $250. Other towns may adopt similar dusting at cost. BHC may be used in dairy areas at 1 percent with no noted adverse effects. Public Health checks and larva sampling continue. spraying covered Bloominton areas and nearby towns with ongoing insect control.
Officials note at least 14 mosquito species with distinct breeding habitats and biting ranges, guiding a targeted control program. They also seek methods to reduce the May Fly problem around Liberty, while radiator plugger issues remain unresolved.
Bill Williams of the Pocatello Recruiting Station reported an increased June quota creating openings for thirty more applicants for enlistment in the U S Navy. He urged young men who were told the June quota was full to hurry and apply, noting that spring and summer see higher quotas but demand remains strong.
Cadet Larry D. Budge and 599 fellow second classmen from the United States Military Academy visited the Air Proving Ground Center at Elgin Air Force Base Florida from June 6 to 10. They toured facilities including the Climatic Projects Laboratory and received briefings on Air Defense Command Tactical Air Command and Strategic Air Command. The group departed June 10 for Army and Navy installations and were to return to West Point by June 26.
Aluminum forms a thin oxide layer when exposed to air, halting further oxidation. The text notes Swithin's Day in England on July 15, likened to Groundhog Day in the U S. It credits Henry Wallace with origin of the first Soil Bank Plan.
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