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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
7
A speaker notes luck in a goose hunting morning and pride in a sighting plus two geese bagged. A luncheon at Viz-Day in Montpelier meets Idaho State Parks Board, highlighting Bear Lake's recreational and tourist potential and local efforts to develop the lake for tourism and recreation.
The Flint Journal notes a looming pickle shortage and higher prices as cucumbers rot on the vine. It contends Wirtz’s 1965 labor theory hinges on replacing 73,600 native workers with domestic labor, while arguing unemployed Americans won’t do farm work. It warns higher food costs could spark unrest.
The text praises volunteers for donating time and labor to the county and future generations, notes missing photographs of a bridge collapse near Mont, and warns deer hunters to be fire cautious as the fire index nears critical in parts due to an early freeze and clear weather.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Windley hosted guests at their St Charles home on Saturday Miss Annette Cleveland of Salt Lake City stayed with relatives in Camp Lifton over the weekend Arlo Rasmussen took Mrs Johanna Webber to Salt Lake City Saturday from which she traveled to Washington to visit her daughter
Mrs Linda Neagle and infant daughter vacation at the James Pugmire home. The Moroni Schwabs and Richard BerenonTs spent the weekend with the John Rich and Louis Pugmire families.
Dennis Peterson of Ogden visited Brent Arnes on Saturday night and Sunday, reporting a casual family visit.
Kenny Bird of Paris was a guest Sunday of Laurel Barker who was home from BYU.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Keeteh and their son drove to Cache Valley on business, traveling by car for a local matter.
Mr and Mrs Peter Niel son of Ovid harvested potatoes at the Ross Bunderson home during the week.
Norma Arnell Lois Pug mire Margaret Painter and Reva Bunderson attended the football game at Grace Friday.
Hilda Pope LuWana and da Pugmire Connie Peterson Orpha Hemmert Maxine Michaelson and DeLoris Keetch attended a Pet Show at Bloomington School Friday afternoon attracting several residents and families.
Clyde Hemmert and sons spent the U.E.A. holiday at the Robert Hemmert home, gathering with relatives for the observance.
Rober Hemmert Clyde Hemmert and Weldon Peterson transported a load of live stock to Smithfield Utah on Friday.
Clinton Merril and Sterling Hill are here from an unspecified location or event, the fragment notes their presence and arrival. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
The Idaho Fish and Game Dept in cooperation with the Idaho Landholder-Sportsman Council and local clubs provides free posters to farmers and ranchers and sportsmen across the state. Four posters are shown with two new this year and two popular standbys. Outdoor billboards are used for the first time to remind hunters and fishermen to seek permission before entering private property.
The report notes California residents will visit their parents Mr and Mrs William Hill and hunt in Wyoming. It also states Terrell Michaelson and his spouse, previously residents of St Charles, now living in Logan Utah, will attend USA events.
Mr and Mrs Glen Rol and family called at the Willis Hairup home on Sunday in a social visit noted by the community paper.
Mrs. Alaire Hart of Bloomington attended as a Stake visitor for Relief Society. Eight Beehive girls directed by Reva Bunderson and Lois Pugmire performed the Bee Ginning program with speeches and songs. Mothers were present, games were led by Shirley Hemmert, and refreshments were served by the girls.
Mrs Elaine Transtrum Gladys Cleveland Paral lee Kendall and Lauriel Athay travel together on a visit to Soda Springs.
Mrs Augusta Bunder, daughter of Montpelier, was a houseguest staying at the home of Mrs Ernest Bowman this week.
Vilda Pugmire and her mother Mrs. Carrie Pagsey visited Montpelier and spent time with Ruth Pugmire during their excursion.
Mrs Erickson and Mrs Hemmert visited Delbert Hanson on a Tuesday along with other friends in a social call.
Oren Peterson and his sons Ronald and Bruce returned from a hunting trip in the Grew Greek area with one elk each. The trio reported a successful expedition with three bulls field dressed and ready.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bunn of Paris with their daughter Connie Peterson visited the Patterson home. Mrs. Lorene Robertson and daughter Becky were also callers at the Peterson residence.
Mrs Libbie Passey and her three sons of Bountiful Utah spent a vacation at the Kurt Anderson home in an extended family visit.
Mrs Hilda Pope spent the weekend at the home of Bill Pugmire, visiting and staying overnight.
Beatrice Arnell, Beverly Phelps, and Mary Brewer visited Soda Springs on Tuesday to conduct business.
The Hemmert children have been ill with the flu. Mr and Mrs Bob McFarland of Logan took Joseph Laker home after a week staying with the McFarlands.
Mrs. Georgia Atkinson and Terri spent Friday visiting the Roeal Monson home. Mrs. Alice Rich is spending time at the Lowell Rich home in Ashton.
Mr and Mrs Niel Wil helmson returned to Logan Monday morning after attending a missionary homecoming at Georgetown Sunday evening. Continued on next page.
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