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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
2
The week May 11-17 is set as Clean-up Week for Bear Lake County and the City of Paris. Residents should tidy yards and eradicate weeds, with warnings about unlawful refuse accumulation and potential city removal of overgrowth and liens. City marshal Roger Humpherys coordinates any major razing and refuse collection.
Regional festival in Burley awarded Craig Olsen an excellent for his saxophone solo. A sextet of Ellen Spencer Barbara Passey Kathleen Ward Jane Ann Shirley Evelyn Payne Starlene Bolton with Jeri Lou Shirley received a good rating. The students earned eligibility by winning superior ratings at the district contest in Pocatello on April 10 and 11.
Neighbors gathered at Wilma Bunderson for a pot luck birthday party after noon. Hazel Monson traveled to Ogden with Arden Bunderson and Mrs. Bunderson. FHA meeting attended by family at Fielding High School. Infant Eric Ronnie born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Peterson after church services in Paris. Ethel Young staying with the Don Williams family. Bunderson and Pugmire families kept active with funerals, visits in Utah, and trips to Salt Lake City and Logan, including multiple relatives in Air Force service.
Mr and Mrs Mark Cheney welcomed daughter Debra Kaye on March 11 with a church blessing on Sunday, as weather kept family homebound. Relatives gathered for the ceremony. Community notes report local visits and travel to Logan and Salt Lake City for a funeral.
Bloominton residents host and visit relatives across many towns including Paris Ogden Logan Liberty and Bountiful. Guests share meals attend recitals quilt days and hospital stays as extended families gather with neighbors and friends throughout the week. Cant. on Page 6.
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