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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
5
A column introduces a series on summer outdoor dining with practical buffet tips. It covers menu simplicity, serving flow, and table setup for porch or garden meals, then shares Mrs. Amos Hulme's Chicken Casserole recipe with tuna, mushroom gravy, and layered chips.
Clarence L Sturm of Manawa Wisconsin was elected International President at Lions International 42nd Annual Convention in New York City. Lions International with 590000 members in 92 countries is the world’s largest service club. it runs youth programs sight conservation and aid to the blind. Last year clubs completed over 180000 community service projects.
The Kitchen Queens held their fourth meeting at 2 p m Wednesday July 1 1959 at the home of Jean Stucky President Lorraine Stucky led the meeting Song was The Star Spangled Banner led by Lorrine Shepherd Jean Stucky led the 4 H Pledge and a visitor Tamara Shepherd joined Our instructors Mrs Johnson and Mrs Almond taught a fruit preparing lesson and Carol Stucky gave a demonstration after games refreshments were served by Carol and Jean Stucky Ellen Spencer reporter
Hadassah mobilizes 318000 members to fund and complete the 25 million Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center in Kiryat Hadassah near Ein Karem. The fortress of healing will host Hebrew University Hadassah Medical School a 500 bed hospital Regensohn Clinic and nursing school with advanced cancer research labs and brain heart imaging. It will operate under non discrimination policies to serve Arab Christian and Jewish patients and aims to advance regional health knowledge in a time of Middle East peace.
The Conifer Forestry Club met June 27 1969 at 2 30 pm at Betty Ann Rameys home with nine members and one visitor present. Betty Ann Ramey outlined summer activities and a camping trip. Officers elected were Herbert Ramey president Monte Webb vice president Gayle Sleight secretary and Richard Shepherd reporter. Committees were formed for upcoming events. The club now lists 11 members.
Final plans for the Eastern Idaho Women's Vacation Camp are complete. The event is sponsored by the Southeastern Idaho Home Demonstration Council and the University of Idaho Extension Service and will be held July 17 and 18 at the 4-H Camp in Alpine Wyoming. Invitations go to women in Southeastern Idaho counties with registration starting at 11 a.m. Friday. Information sessions include talks by Mack C Corbett and an Idaho Operations Office official from the Atomic Energy Commission.
John Weddel a Southeastern Idaho youth rehabilitation officer will discuss The Home and Youth Delinquency. Orval Hansen an Ida ho Falls attorney will moderate Great Decisions. Wilma Shyrack University of Idaho Extension Service will discuss New Fabrics in Home Furnishings. Evelyn Hansen will discuss Making a Lamp and Lighting. A book review community singing handicraft and special music numbers are planned. A nursery will be available for children and the County Extension Office Paris Idaho provides more information.
A Bloomington note lists numerous guests and weekend visits. Verl Mumford and others from Montpelier Aberdeen Idaho Logan Downey California and Salt Lake City gathered at T Jay Nelson and Sarah Hart homes with extended family. California based Hart plans weeks away.
Senator Church warns of aging rural population and limited care options in the Intermountain West. He cites low private health insurance uptake among those 61 and older in rural Idaho, dire home care challenges, and scarce facilities. He urges a one day hearing in Idaho with staff assistance available.
Senator Frank Church urged Senator Pat McNamara to hold a hearing after the Congressional recess on problems of the aged in Idaho. He cited a 37.5 percent rise in those 65 or over from 1940 to 1950, totaling 44 000 people, and noted 49 000 aged 65 plus by 1944 plus rural care issues.
State county offices announce new weekly hours from 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Monday through Friday with a noon hour. Offices closed Saturdays by order of the County Commission dated June 18 25 and July 2 9 1969.
Richard Gatling received the first machine gun patent on November 4 1862 in Indianapolis. The weapon could fire about 250 rounds per minute.
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