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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1961

Page

3

New Federal Civil Defense Aid Expands State Staffing

Federal Public Law 5606 funds 6 million this year to hire more state and local civil defense personnel and cover related costs. The program, administered by OCDM director Frank B. Ellis, requires merit-based hiring and expansion of emergency readiness to meet global tensions. North Carolina uses 113000 allocation, routing 53040 to local agencies for 39 new posts to bolster clerical and support functions.

Ateles Vorers Frank Ellis Office of Civi Defense Mobilization Iwho North Carolina Edward F. Griffin North Carolina Civil Defense Agency OCDM Charlotte-Mecklenburg County ICD

Garden City News Trousseau Teas Honors Kimball Bride

A garden city trousseau tea was held at Mrs. Preston Pugmire home honoring her daughter Penny Kimball. Gaylene Kennedy led the bride’s book, Penny Kimball the gifts, with Stella Benson Toni Pugmire and Sue Mattson in charge of refreshments. Guests from near and far visited between 2 and 6 o clock and many useful gifts were received.

Kao Cook Hot Springs Sterling Rich Salt Lake City Walter Nelson Chuck Montpelier Milo Brooker Evanston Wyo Eusell Satterthwaite Northern Civils Club Russell Brigham City Melvin Cheney

Local Socials Sketch Utah-Lodge Gatherings and Visits

A sprawling log of weekend visitors and community events from Logan to Garden City notes Californias visitors with the Sterling Riches and Nebeker ranch staffer Larry Nicholls spending Sundays with friends. The Cockettes meet at Maxine Dustin’s home on June 23 with minutes read by Nancy Hodges. A Chuckwagon Breakfast is planned for July 24 at Garden City church grounds by Daughters of the Pioneer, and Mrs. Burnell Whittington dies after a long illness.

California Sterling Riches Larry Nicholls Nebeker Ranch Drew Richard Cornia Logan Paul Cornias Maxine Dustin Nancy Hodges Tinda Dustin Celeste Kimball Theora Hodges Vern Pope Ogden P. A. Spence Spence the Lagoon Donna Groll Ruby Peart Della McKinnon Randolph Maxine Calder Reed Wamsley Milford Wamsleys Diane Hansen LaDawn Cook Jill Sprouse Maxine Spence Louise Dustin M. M. Collings Paris LeRoy Hansen Peggy Mra al Long Evere&e Sima Vaughn Satterthwaite Glenn Caldwlel Salt Lake City Rose Nelson Nina Sorenson Claudia Pope Leone Loveland Garden City McKay Loveland Milford Loveland Clyde Kennedy Burnell Whittington

Community Visitors and Travels Around Bloomington

Dennis Madsen visited the Haddocks and Madsens this week while Leonard Martin and family called on Cecil Thornock. The Thornocks stayed in Rigby Idaho, Fern Reese visited Salt Lake City, LeRoy Ward returned home and headed back to Brigham City for work. The Findlay family hosted Perry A Day and Alma Findlay visited Alma and Stindsay, and fishing friends Ralph Gary Alma Bobby Tom Findlay and Mike Stone returned from Leadore. Earl Sessions and Julia Ann visited friends and Everett Call's Salt Lake City family spent Saturday with Asa Madsen. The Romney family from Salt Lake City joined the LaVell Ward household for the 3rd and 4th.

Dennis Madsen Bryan Haddock Asa Madsen Leonard Martin Cecil Thornock Carl Thornock Rigby Idaho Fern Reese Salt Lake City LeRoy Ward LeRoy Brigham City Perry A. Day Surday Stindsay Alma Findlay Ralph Gary Alma Bobby Tommy Findlay Mike Stone Leadore Earl Sessions Julia Ann Everett Call Charles, Romney Salt Lake

Visits by Rand and Bloomington Guests

Rand family and Mr and Mrs Charles Lewie hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Victor Reese. at T J Dunford home were Mrs Lewis Elison and family from Blackfoot Idaho and others from Salt Lake City. Bloomington guests included Grant Smart and family and numerous Hulme and Speirs families from nearby towns.

Rand Charles Lewie Victor Reese T. J. Dunford Lewis Elison Blackfoot Idaho Venice Hulme Earl Sessions Julia Ann Bountiful Leah Dunford Cogan Tom Dunford Joan Newton Salt Lake City Bloomington Grant Smart Phillip Hulme Familly A. H. Matthews Bill Wheeler Stan Hansen Alvin Spierrs Robert Speirs Hulme Nebeker Leville Crossley Amos Hulme Gene Linford George Lane George Hulme Neville Parker

Glen Passey Returns From New York Discus Meet

Glen Passey son of Mrs Ida Passey came home from New York after competing in the discus throwing contest. The note notes pride in his achievements. Owen Roberts is hospitalized in Montpelier after a Thursday check up.

Glen Passey Ida Passey New York Glen Owen Roberts Montpelier Melvin Passey Irwin Parker Wm. Derricott Derricott Parker

Birthday Celebrations Span Families Across Local Towns

The article notes multiple birthday observances as families visit kin in Liberty Smithfield Brig ham City Soda Springs Montpelier and Logan. Recipients include Mrs Derricott Mrs Roberts Mrs Hymas and Karl Roberts with gatherings at the King Eborn and Roberts homes and a party in Liberty.

Robert, Ringle Logan Mira Ida Passey D. C. King Brigham City Lestern King Gene Passey Mary “Hymas Liberty Lowell Crossley Smithfield Theo Hymas Michigan

Hatchery Reared Trout Delectable as Wild Onses

Experts say distinguish hatchery trout from wild fish is hard. Idaho Fish and Game produces about 16 million fish yearly for lakes and streams to meet angling demand, especially June to November. Fishermen rarely claim infallible ability to tell them apart.

Idaho Fish, and Games Department

Hatchery Fish Lose Wild Traits and Color in Creek Release

Ross Leonard notes hatchery fingerlings often fail to enter the creek until next year and resemble wild fish. Trout released at six inches shed hatchery dark color and turn silvery white flesh to pink after feeding in the wild. Hatchery diets lack carotenoid pigments from natural prey, affecting flesh color. Meanwhile 4-H enrollment reached a record 16,500 last year, per Idaho extension.

Nisitor Ross Leonard

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