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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1959

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Idaho Youthpower program gains Idaho Farm Bureau support

Forest Severe commodity director of the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation outlined a 1989 60 Food Conference program in Idaho aimed at high school students. Three meetings have occurred with leaders across organizations to study diets nutrition and health. A journalism project will help spread information to students as Youthpower evolves. A statewide conference in Boise on January 30 will select Idaho delegates to the National Youthpower Conference in Chicago February 11 13 with about 12 youths expected. The planning group includes Farm Bureau State Grange Extension Service Vocational Agriculture PTA and Commerce and Development departments. William Shakespeare died at age 52.

Idaho Forest Severe Farm Bureau Federation Severe Severo—saia Boise Palmer Houses Chicago Idaho Farm Bureau Idaho State Grange Idaho Extension Service Idaho Vocational Agriculture Departments Tdaho Food Dealerg .Association Congress of Pta Slo'départment of Commerce and Development

State Farm Bureau Talent Fund to Highlight Pocatello Event

Farm Bureau state convention attendees in Pocatello on November 18 will enjoy an 8 p.m. Talent Fund and Talk Meet program. District No 1’s Franklin county girls’ trip and Jay D. Schwanefeldt will attend as a Talk Meet winner. Craig Vallen tine of Paris earns Talent Find finalist with saxophone solo. Winners of the state Talent and Talk contests win an all expense paid trip to Chicago for the American Farm Bureau convention in December.

Franklin County Jay D. Schwanefeldt Craig Vallentine Paris American—Farm Bureau Chicago

Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Drucilla Lewin in Soda Springs

Lanark residents traveled to Soda Springs for services and visited in Logan and Preston. Attendees included Melvin and Leo Passey, Warren Passey, Julia Passey, Irwin Parker, Darrell Eborn and family, Harlan Eborn, Earl Findlay, Udell Roberts and sons, Arthur Eborn, Paris, Alton Michaelson, Keith Sorongon, and David Parker, who is recovering from recent surgery at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital.

Soda Springs Tuesdny Drucilla Lewin Melvin Passey Leo F. Passey Warren Passey Julia B. Passey Irwin Parker Darrell Eborn Mark Harlan Eborn Earl Findlay Logan Bear Lake Memorial Hospital

Paris First Ward Relief Society Hosts Visiting Teachers Night

Last Monday in Paris the First Ward Relief Society honored visiting teachers with a program and social. Dorothy Nye Marie Ward and German polka, Linda Minson as accompanist, Carol Ward’s humorous reading, and Nora B. Lee’s solo highlighted the event. Officers gave small gifts for the teachers’ dedication amid light refreshments.

Paris First Ward Relief Society Dorothy Nye Marie Ward Linda Minson Carol Ward Nora Leonora Stucki Nora B. Lee Vandis Johnston Raymond Webblett Hazeman Montana Margene Passey Truel Elva Passey Montpelier Hospital Heyer Brice Bill Thomas Shelley Idaho cBussell Price Provo Eay Law Tingle Aaron Lewis Joon Lewis Logan Logan Canyon Wendell Christensen van Nelson Jimmy Wallentize Lanark Bucher Victor Barfusa Downey

Fourfold Selective Service Functions Outlined

A government testimony details the four major roles of the Selective Service System. It covers procuring personnel for the armed forces, managing the standby reserve, encouraging scarce skills through deferments, and strategic planning for national emergencies including nuclear attacks.

Selective Service Department of Defense Secretary of Defense Scientitis Manpower Commission

Court Orders Action After Gondrar Stray Incident

A local court has ordered action following a stray incident in Gondrar involving a pupil and several shops. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as investigations continue.

Monthly School Board Meeting Adopts Attendance Policy

The regular board meeting of School District No. 8 reviewed and adopted a district wide attendance and behavior policy aligned with Idaho Code Chapter 19 Compulsory Education. Key points include compulsory enrollment ages seven to sixteen, daily attendance expectations, parental responsibility for non attendance, and disciplinary provisions for disruptive conduct. The policy also addresses avoidance of unrestrained student operated vehicles during school and the need to warn and support students toward scholastic success.

Tras Bagtegs Clasa Sivil Nielsen Marriner Jensen Loyd Sleight Robert Johnson Supt Winters Amos Hulme

Lights On For Education meeting planned in West Bear Lake

Civic leaders gathered at Fielding High School to outline a November 18 8 00 pm Lights On For Education meeting inviting every interested resident to join in shaping ten curriculum study groups with coordinators and recorders across health arts commercial math science social studies language arts vocational arts and non credit activities. The event responds to a personal request from Governor Amylio and aims to boost the community’s high school.

Isid West Bear Lake Fielding High School James Ray Hall Kenneth Budge Mr. McBride Fine Arta Carol Ward Norma Roghaar Mumford Commercial Arta Nadene Nelson Darlene Rich Amber Goebel Hoghaar Special Service Dept Leon Howell John Findlay Arlen Wilkes Paul Haddock LaVell Ward James Hawke

Second Ward Party Draws Full House

Culinary artistry of the Paris Second Ward was attractively displayed and consumed at the annual party. A program of musical and dance numbers followed dinner with performances by Dan Rich Michael Back Lynn Pugmire Jeanette Parker Craig Wallentine Linda Minson Marie Ward Kit McBride and Taft P Budge. Dancing featured the Fielding High School Orchestra directed by Kit McBarric.

Good Ladies Paris Second Ward Second Ward Dan Rich Michael Back Lynn Pugmire Jeanette Parker Craig Wallentine Linda Minson Marie Ward Kit McBride Taft P. Budge Fielding High School Kit McBrric

Bloomington Couple Marks Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs A O Christenson of Bloomington celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in the Bloomington Ward Chapel. Abram O Christensen and Gertrude Krogue wed Nov 8 1899 in the Logan LDS Temple and have since resided in Bloomington. They had three sons and three daughters: Wendell A Christensen Provo Louis W Christensen Morgan Earl B Christensen Salem and Loraine Christensen Helep et.

Terrel Palmer Martin Ward Eric Jerry Tueller Richard Hansen Paris Virgil Johnson Ovid Preston Gilbert Hull Leland Vallentine Jo Ann J Umy Bucher Norman Gambling Sharon Jesse Scheidegger Erwin Gubler Chicago John and Willian Stocker Charles Stucki Montpelier Ann Barfuss Barfuss Bill Nye Logan M. Collings Utah Mesa Arisona Balt Lake City Harold Clark Morland Idaho Henry Grandy Smith Gertsch John Bunn A. O. Christenson Bloomington Bloomington Ward Abram O. Christensen Gertrude Krogue Wendell A. Christensen Provo Louis W. Christensen Morgan Earl B. Christensen Salem Rez Loraine Christensen

Emerson PTA Meeting Promises Notable Program

Emerson P T A will meet on November 19 with Principal Amos Hulme and Bobh West directing a fine program. Dr Elbert Himes of the State College at Logan will speak, and two excellent musical numbers by Reese Ad will be performed for attendees.

Emerson P.T.A Amos Hulme Bobh West Elbert Himes State College At Logan Reese-Ad P.T.A

School Board Bans Student-Operated Vehicles on Campuses

The board orders school officials to prohibit parking of student operated vehicles on campuses starting Monday morning November 26. Action aims to enforce attendance and safety policy across district schools.

Students With Automobiles Create Problems in Schools

An NEA Journal based report shows teen car use linked to poorer grades and increased dropouts. Idaho Rexburg data show 83 percent of seniors failing drove. higher grades less often drive. Privileged students face fewer issues while those with financial strain drop out or miss activities. Schools enforce driver registrations, parent permission, parking checks, bus use for activities, and safety campaigns. Danville Indiana reports cut drivers from 50 to 8 after educational efforts.

Scohol NEA Journal Tional Education Association Rexburg Idaho Danville Indiana

Selective Service Notice from Bear Lake County

Local Board No 4 emphasizes boys must register within five days of turning 18 and to report any status changes such as marriage address or family status at once. The board warns that noncompliance may lead to being labeled delinquent.

Selective Service System Bear Lake County

Speed check in Paris clocks fifty clean drivers

The sheriff's office reports a speed check in Paris on November 6 between 3 30 and 5 p m found fifty cars clocked without violations. Sheriff Skinner expressed great satisfaction for audi model driving.

Paris Skinner

Bear Lake Temple Day Set for November 19 in Logan

Logan prepares for B L Temple Day with a large crowd urged to attend. Early morning sessions require prior registration before 8 00 a m.

Bear Lake Logan

Card of Thanks for Mary Drucilian Passey Lewis

In appreciation of the many kind deeds condolences and encouragement and the most beautiful flowers the husband and the Drothera and sisters and all members of the immediate family wish to express thanks to everyone who helped during this hour of bereavement.

Drothera Mary Drucilian Passey Lewis

Today and Yesterday by Ezra J Poulson

In Northern Utah and Southern Idaho towns the author laments road signs warning salesmen away and notes mobile Americans who travel easily by car. He debates inflation causes from government spending to labor demands, mortgages and deflation, concluding caution about excesses on both sides.

Utah Idaho Salt Lake City

Quotations on Money and Friendship from MacDonald

A dated quotation discusses money as a force for friendship and goodness when freely used, and as a corrupting influence when hoarded. The passage notes money’s airlike freedom and contrasts it with its decay when confined, attributed to MacDonald and a misattributed line about men earning money honestly.

MacDonald

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William Shakespeare State Farm Bureau Pocatello Farm Bureau State Lanark News Col Daniel O Omer Depuy Salective Service Gondrar Stray Nrorce Wa M Emerson Pta B.L. Temple Day Ezra J. Poulsen Libya Temboustou
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