New Roll-O-Lab science kits arrive for local schools
Teachers and students in grades five to eight welcomed new Roll-O-Labs built under contract with Doyie Brown. Delivered to St. Charles Emerson A J Winters and Georgetown schools the labs feature moving casters water disposal and a full set of science tools funded in part by Title II federal funds about 775 dollars reimbursed to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyie Brown
St. Charles
Emerson
A. J. Winters
Georgetown
Prospective 1st Grade Enrollments 1963 1968 by School District S33
School district S33 reports prospective first grade enrollments across multiple schools from 1963 to 1968. Figures are listed per school with a county totals line for each year and a grand county total for 1963 1968. Data include Bloomington Paris Emerson Georgetown quails Geneva Bennington Bern A J Winters Building totals and county-wide sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Bloomington
Geneva
Bennington
Bern
A. J. Winters
Seattle Hospital Death Notices for Carmine Family
Mr and Mrs John Wilks announce the death of their son in law H C Carmine who passed away Saturday in a Seattle Washington hospital He was 02 years old and survived by his widow Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 00 p m in Seattle Burial followed in Seattle Bernard Wilks attended the services Thanksgiving weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Ralph Roghaar and family and Mr and Mrs Ray Roghaar and family fellow relatives in Utah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilks
H. C. Carmine
Seattle
Washington
Bernard Wilk
Vnew
Ralph Roghaar
Utah
John Roghaar
Ray Froghaar
Extension of FA Route 1809 in Bear Lake County
The US Bureau of Public Roads approves extending FA Route 1809 from near St. Charles via Dingle and Wardboro to FA Route 48, totaling 18.1 miles. Franklin County portion from Highway 34 through Strawberry Summit and Immigration Canyon to Highway 89 at Ovid becomes part of the state system effective noon November 15, 1962, with state crews handling maintenance and snow removal.
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C. N
Bureau of Public Roads
Bear Lake County
St. Charles
Dingle
Wardboro
State Highway Board
Franklin County
Strawberry Summit
Immgration Canyon
Liberty
Ovid
State
Funeral Services for Lavina K Linford in St Charles
Lavina Keetch Linford, 66, wife of Frank B Linford, will have funeral services at the St Charles ward chapel at 2 p m Saturday December 1. Friends may call one hour before the services. Burial will be in the St Charles cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Keetch Linford
Frank B. Linford
St. Charles Ward
St. Charles Cemetery
School District Bus Fleet Facts from 1961 62
The school district lists fourteen bus drivers on regular routes covering 650 miles daily and 24 percent of hours in buying time, carrying 628 students each day. Buses originally cost $72 465.63 with 1961 62 expenses for gas oil tires repairs and maintenance totaling $11 250.80. Drivers are praised for safe driving and urged to follow traffic rules at stops and loading zones.
Tuberculin Testing in Idaho Schools Financed by Seals
Dr. John A. Mather states that tuberculin testing projects in Idaho schools are financed by Christmas Seals. The Tuberculosis Association provides field consultation, educational supplies, and funds the first follow-up X-ray for positive reactors while coordinating with the State Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
John A. Mather
M. D
Idaho Department of Health
Idaho Tuberculosis Association
The
Tuberculosis Association
State Health Department
Mather
Haford Betting on a Sure Thing Faces Doubtful Doubles
A cautious note urges readers to verify facts before accepting rumors. The author emphasizes that confident bets should be backed by solid information and warns against relying on speculative or unverified claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haford
Funeral Rites Held for Stephen LeRoy Kelsey 75 in Paris
Former Paris resident Stephen LeRoy Kelsey 75 died November 21 in a California hospital. Funeral services in Paris First Ward Chapel featured a full program with speakers Bishop Amos Hulme and obit by Seth Keley. Pallbearers included Newell Kelsey and Ben Kelsey. Burial followed at Paris Cemetery. Matthews Mortuary arranged services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris 1St Ward
Stephen LeRoy
Lee
Dan-of- Paris
Newell Kelsey
d—Cournselor
Jess—Schildeg
Ger
C. A. Vallentine
John Spencer
Yvonne Palmer
Lenora Stucki
Rolla Nye
Seth Keley
Amos Hulme
Darlene Rich
Fenton Allred
Jesus
Clem Humphery
Grave
Walter Bird
Woodson- Hess
Charles Peterson
Seth Kelsey
Ben Kelsey
David Johnson
Paris
Matthews Mortuary
Nye Family Attends Funeral in Ogden for Dinenna Champneys
Mr and Mrs J V Nye spent Sunday night and Monday in Ogden attending the funeral of Dinenna Champneys the daughter of Mr Nye s cousin She was the UAS stewardess aboard the airliner crash in Maryland on Friday which claimed 17 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Nye
Ogden
Dinenna Champneys
Mr. Nye
Miss Champneys
UAS
Maryland
Paris News Notes Highlights Weekend Visitors and Thanksgiving Cast
Friday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grimmett included Mr. and Mrs. Wm Lauritzen of Montpelier and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Lauritzen Jr of Santa Fe New Mexico. Don Stucki drove Ricks College students back to Rexburg after a home weekend, with Carol Stucki Diane Hymas Terrell Palmer and Kathy Stucki among them. Thanksgiving plans included visits with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lewis and Launa Humpherys in Logan and a gathering with Claude Sprouse of Garden City and Wayne Humpherys family. Carol Hirschi and children Scott and Laura of Montpelier also visited Fred J. Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Grimmett
Wm. Lauritzen
Montpelier
Wm. Lauritzen Jr
Santa Fee
New Mexico
Don Stucki
Rexburg
Ricks College
Carol Stucki
Diane Hymas
Terrell Palmer
Kathy Stucki
North Beach Park State Park project committee meeting set
The general committee of the North Bear Lake Beach State Park Project meets at 7 p m Monday December 8 in Montpelier City Hall to review progress on band procurement facilities road development and summer use. The group works on exhibits for a petition to the 37th Idaho Legislature to create a state park with Gov Smylie calling it the first step toward state participation in construction and maintenance. Members include Mark Pugmire Roy Walling Preston Thomas Jerome Taylor Representative Hirschi and Senator elect Transtrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bear Lake Beach State Park
Montpelier City Hall
Mark Pugmire
Pugmire
Idaho
Land Board
Robert E. Smylie
Celebration for Torrey L. Austin Held at Daughter's Home
An open house marks Torrey L. Austin’s birthday on Saturday December 8 from 3 to 6 pm at the Logan residence of his daughter Mrs. C. I. E. Bear Lake County notable served as justice of the peace school trustee county pard bear surveyor and LDS church leader. He was born December 9 1882 in Liberty and has four living children and 20 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrey L. Austin
I. E
Tr Logan
Torrey
Liberty
Edwin Nelson Austin
Emma Wood
Ethel Matthews
Salt Lake Temple
Austin
Pard
Bear Lake County
Fielding High School
Ovid
Lanark
LDS Chure
Stake
Ward Ymmia
Liberty Ward
Rex
Helen) Hymas
Pocatello
Carroll
Glenna) Draper
Logan
Lynn Austin
Roy
Utah
Curtis M. Austin
Holladay
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Guests Reported in Local Notices
Thanksgiving day visits centered on Dingle and Montpelier households with Higman and Hulme families hosting relatives from Logan Ogden Paris and Salt Lake City. Funeral services for Lea Kelsey drew attendees from Abe Latie Payne Georgetown Bloomington and Bloomington area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High
Dave Humpherys
Dingle
Wayne Humpherys
Fred Joe
Frank Hirschi
Montpelier
Ben Kelsey
Marion Harris
Logan
Amos Hulme
Gerald Hulme
Ogden
Lea Kelsey
Siver Neilson
Abe Latie Payne
Georgetown
est’Payne
George Piggott
Fof
Bloomington
Cherles Peterson
County receives Thirty MicroSlide Viewers and slides
Superintendent Willis G Nelson reports thirty MicroSlide Viewers and five slide sets have been received for the county school. The slides cover cell cleavage, cell structure, harmful and helpful bacteria, and insect parts. Schools may check out the equipment from the Central Office, with half the cost funded through Title III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis G. Nelson
Lions Ladies Night At Camp Lifton Held By Paris Club
The Paris Lions Club hosted a ladies night at Camp Lifton hall on Monday November 26. Mr and Mrs Lyle Taggert attended and a new member was installed. The event was enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
Camp Lifton Hall
Lyle Taggert
Paris Post Raises Subscriptions to Three Dollars
Subscription rates to the Paris Post increase to $3.00 starting January 1, 1963 due to a second class mail rise. The paper will honor $2.50 for one year if paid before January 1, 1963. Subscribers should return the payment card with their payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Post
Davis Vallentine Family Attends Funeral and Visits
The passage lists multiple Kelsey family members visiting and attending the funeral of Lee Kelsey. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Alf Rogers taking a trip to Hamilton Montana to meet their son Tom, visiting hospitals in Bannock Memorial and Pocatello, and other relatives traveling to Pocatello Ogden Bountiful and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Davis Vallentine
Noonan
Ben Kelsey
Lee Kelsey
Seth Kelsey
Newell Kelsey
Salt Lake City
Dan Kelsey
Paris
Alf Rogers
Linda Shirley
Hamilton
Montana
Tom
Rogers
Ez Lewis
Bannock Memorial Hospital
Pocateco
Ogden
Bountiful
James Hawkes
William Foster
Pocatello
Steve Munk
Montpelier
Walter Bird
Yvonne Palmer
la Vanna Nelson
Ricky
Logan
Annie Ward
Mira
Elizabeth Griffith
Scholarships Offered in Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest
General Mills offers $110000 in college scholarships in the ninth Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Over 410000 students from 12500 schools participate with a December 4 written exam, with national winners named in spring after essays and interviews. Awards range from 1600 to 5000 dollars plus school sets of Encyclopaedia Britannica for state winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Mills
Betty Crocker
Science Research Associates
Chicago
New York City
Washington, D. C
Colonal
The Child You Save May Be Your Own
School safety notice from Superintendent Willis G Nelson warns that passengers must stop for stopped buses. Drivers must report license numbers of violators to the State Police. Traffic may not exceed ten miles per hour when the stop arm is not extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis G. Nelson
Paris 2nd Ward Plans Annual Party Friday
The Paris 2nd Ward annual party takes place Friday November 30 at 7 o clock in Emerson School. Attendees should bring their own dishes and utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris 2Nd Ward
Emerson School
Christmas lights brighten streets of Paris and towns
Streets of Paris blaze with Christmas lights installed by city workers amid the holiday season. Utah Power and Light Co. offers free lighting support from Dec 1 to Jan 1, wiring lights to utility lines in communities served, continuing a long-standing custom. The company previously supplied about 5000 kilowatt hours of free electricity to illuminate over 50 000 lamps in 110 cities and towns, including northern Cache Valley and southeastern Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Court House
Utah Power and Light Co
A. N. Wendell
Up&l
Preston ‘Division
Pany
Utah Power
Cache “Valley
Idaho
Hospital Admissions and Births At Lake Memorial Hospital
A Lake Memorial Hospital report lists multiple admissions from Nov 20 to 26 including Mrs H L Pederson Montpelier and Mrs C T Passey Paris for medical and major surgery, plus several medical transfers. Births include a girl to Wilson Wahlstrom Laketown Utah and a girl to Lee Talcott Montpelier on Nov 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Pederson
Montpelier
C. T. Passey
Paris
Bruce Bauman
Geneva
Lawrence John Larsen
Ogden
Richard Wayne
Wayne R. Keys
Salt Lake City
E. G. Edwards
Roy Pope
Cokeville
Thomas N. Sneddon
Gay Smith
Wilson Wahlstrom
Laketown
Utah
Lee Talcott
Farrell Ar
Nntpelier
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Arlo Rasmussen
St. Charles Bloomington
Robert Clayton
Waldo Anderson
Montpelier Junior High
Rogers Rifle
Amos B. Hulme
Sharon
Highway Department N OF Route NO
SEALS
Paris News
North Beach Park
Fish and Game Department
Association of American Red and Gun Clubs
Eurore
LIONS
Lifton
A Lake Memorial Hospital
Clifford Collings
Craig Hansen
Lloyd Hana
Ae He Boal
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