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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1958
Page
3
The county board endorses the universal idea of one grade per teacher and favors closing small schools only if the community desires larger, more capable schools. The declaration, once signed by four members before the last bond election, is now unanimously accepted by all board members, end of debate on closing small schools.
Notice shows Class A School District No. 33 Bear Lake County Idaho calling a March 25 1958 bond election for 436000 in negotiable bonds for site schoolhouses and equipment. Polling places listed across precincts. eligibility requires district residency taxpaying status and long-term residency. Bond terms include 4.25 percent interest and a 20 year amortization with first principal due after one year.
University of Idaho Extension man Joe Dahmen warns feed quality and balanced fat are crucial for range bulls. Early grading helps assess bull needs before spring breeding, while first year bulls require winter care to avoid poor development and lameness. A good bull pays for itself when well cared for.
The city passes ordinance 215 regulating driving near school buses. Drivers must stop when the bus stop arm extends and proceed cautiously at 10 mph if not extended. Bus drivers must stop before arterial crossings and when pupils enter or exit, with traffic stopping during signals. Violations carry up to 100 dollars fine.
A string of visits and social moments unfolds from Grace to Logan and beyond. Families including Matthews Carlsen Hymas and Roberts gather for birthdays travel to Salt Lake City and attend Logan temple events. A boxing injury sidelines Terry Hymas and a wedding shower honors Paul Poulsen with out of town guests listed.
Elnora W. Hymlis administratrix of Ernest D. Hymas deceased directs creditors and all claimants to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims go to D B Haddock attorney in the Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. First publication February 21.
Ruth Beck led the theology lesson and Eva Johnson spoke in Relief Society on Tuesday with 19 women attending. Ina Peterson and her Bee Hive girls delivered a cata basket to Joe Nicholls recovering from a broken hip. Local residents attended funerals for Mrs. Sarah Crane in Bennington and Mrs. Glen Olsen's grandmother in Bennington. A genealogical meeting and sewing group gathered, and a remote excursion drew many area residents. A Paris conference drew a large regional turnout.
Dr. Joseph Kaplan, chair of the U S National Committee for the International Geophysical Year, will speak on Society Science Security at the 11th Borah Foundation conference on war causes and peace at the University of Idaho in March 1920. Dean John E Burchard of MIT will discuss society. a third expert on security will be announced.
Mr and Mrs Whitney Trans trum return from Mesa Ariz with Garden City visitors Mrs Orval Anderson of Brigham City visits. Logan shoppers include Alton Michaelsons and D Orr Bunderson families. Dale King West Point Utah visits. Roger Pugmire sprains foot at Laketown game. Alf Keetch attends Liberty wedding reception. Roxine Poulson returns home. Bear Lake hospital patient Noel Linford recovering from nervous breakdown. Frank Linford suffers heart attack but recovering. Scouts hold annual town tourney with girls teams and homemade treats to fund fees. Lamont Pugmire family gathers in Paris after conference for Dale King birthday. Subscription notice.
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