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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
3
A lively roundup of visits and travels across Laketown Woodruff and Logan areas. Families including Cheney Weston Wabblstrom and Kearl kin mingle with cousins and friends while Calf Club youths show at North Salt Lake City livestock show. Public square activity and revived M I A baseball mix with regional teams.
Mrs Darrell Eborn and family with Mr and Mrs Weldon Eborn of Paria motored to Brigham City on Thursday. Harlan Eborn led a Sunday School roller skate trip to Lakota. Ringle children staying with grandmother Ida Possey while parents move to Mega Arizona. Ringle to attend Logan school. The Becks visited relatives in Ogden. DeLay Parker and Denver baby son visiting Bancroft with Parker family. Visitors at Carlos Parker home include Don Parker and Merlin Parker from Montpelier. Ida Passey and Norma Nelson drove to Logan to join Glen Passey for a Philadelphia trip to throw the discus and then New York. Others visiting Harlan Eborn included Udell Roberto family of Liberty and Eborn relatives from Montpelier and Paria, with Logan Temple trip and Salt Lake City visits. Memorial Day guests at Warren Passey home included many relatives and friends. Taft Miller left for graduation exercises.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Jeanette from Rexburg Rex College receiving a nursing degree. Mentions Drs Garald Skinner and Michelle staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.sey, in Rexburg during the period.
Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs Lynn Williamson and Mr and Mrs Carl Gilgen. Nedra and Jean Lucher, Cheryl Hansemi, Joahhetts Passey, and Mrs Otval Michaelson visited Tamars Pugmire during the week. The Rexburg area births and temple work, plus family reunions, are noted with various relatives attending events in Pocatello Logan and Brigham City.
Honey keeps best in a covered container at room temperature in a dry place. Treated that way it preserves taste and texture. Uncovered honey absorbs moisture and odors and loses drama. Creamed honey can be kept at room temperature or in the refrigerator. Do not store at too high temperature. If diluted with water or other liquid it must be covered.
The article explains honey's sugar content about four-fifths of extract, mainly simple sugars, with the rest water and trace nutrients. It describes flavor variations from flowers, notes buckwheat honey is very dark, and cites nutritionists on honey as an economical food item providing substantial vitamins and minerals. It also covers forms of crystallized honey and suggests daily servings with protein-rich foods like milk, cheese, and meats in meals.
Enforcement officials clarified that reporting requirements for motor vehicle accidents remain at $50 in property damage. The rule requires immediate notice to local police or county sheriff when total damage reaches $50 or more, despite a later legislative change raising the threshold to $100 for the safety responsibility law. Idaho State Police reiterates officers and agencies must continue reporting all reportable accidents as before.
Senator Frank Church of Idaho, a co sponsor, said the omnibus farm bill delays action on extending emergency livestock loans beyond July 14. He cited drought, price squeezes, and imports as reasons to keep loans available to ranchers. The loans rely on revolving funds and require no new appropriation, with hearings urged before the Senate Agriculture Committee.
Thursday Miss Lucille Spencer head of BYU Admissions and Records and Janice Christiansen Alice’s daughter and BYU student visited relatives in Paris. They returned to Provo Saturday.
The Board of Trustees of Class A School District No 39 Bear Lake County Idaho gives notice of intent to close and discontinue school attendance units starting 1961 62 at Fish Haven Ovid Bern and Bennington under Idaho Statute 83 522 b. Dated June 9 1961 clerk. Bath County District Be 98 Bear Lake County Idaho Paris Post publication June 15 1902?
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