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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
3
Government crops forecast abundant pork turkey and potatoes with large supplies in November and December. November peak set for pork and turkey photos. record 1956 turkey mix favors heavy birds. Also notes pears dates cranberries and mule deer travel ranges exceeding 50 miles between seasons.
Mr and Mrs David Calder spent Monday in Logan. PTA and Civil Defense meetings were held Monday Oct 29. A young Spence girl cut her head Sunday night and needed stitches. Mrs Reuben Stock and Mrs P Appence visited Logan. Relief Society events continued with a quiting and a well attended program. Several residents attended campaign programs in Laketown and Randolph with Senator Bennett. Sheriff Lute bought a new Ford. Stake Board and Relief Society events occurred in Paris and Fish Haven. A tonsillectomy and temple sessions were noted along with baptisms and confirmations. New ward leaders were sustained and a baby named at a blessing. Families from Pocatello and Lovell visited, while Sacrament and MIA activities occurred.
The Idaho Minimum Program hinges on equalization, with the state funding about one quarter of education and local districts bearing the rest. Wide disparities in assessed valuations per pupil and varying local levy limits complicate true equalization, leaving the legislature with the final say on policy shifts.
A dated school community calendar lists monthly events from November to May including PTA meetings Farm Bureau banquets MIA Maids dances Lions Club gatherings High School activities basketball games and multiple district dances and socials across Paria Paris Bloomington and Fish Haven.
A quotation from the Bible discusses the tongue as a small member with great influence. It warns that blessing God and cursing others cannot come from the same mouth and likens the tongue to a untamable fire capable of causing great harm. The passage emphasizes self control and moral conduct.
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