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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1965

Page

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Five Men Sentenced on Reduced Charges

Five young men appeared before District Judge Francis Rasmussen and pleaded guilty to fornication, receiving six months in county jail and a $300 fine each. They had been charged with statutory rape and faced trial October 25. Prosecutor Erk Gass sought a reduction to a misdemeanor. defense attorney Anthony Fréd ricks agreed.

Francis Rasmuss Wayne A. Skinner Michael Hunzeker Bob Jensen Richard Keetch Ronald Law Anthony Frédricks

4-H Leaders Training Session Scheduled

Selected 4-H leaders from seven counties will attend a two day training meeting in Pocatello at the Holiday Inn on November 4 and 5. They will serve as resource people to extend the training to 4-H leaders in Bannock Bingham Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Oneida and Power counties. The event is sponsored by Standard Oil of California with Dan Warren overseeing the program and University of Idaho Extension staff coordinating.

Pocatello Holiday Inn Bannock Bingham Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Oneida Power Standard Oil of California Dan Warren University of Idaho Extension Cecil Alldaffer Caribou County Ruth Dyer Joan Hen TLC Sannock Ghasies Henansieham Marlené Stegelmeier T. J. Chester

Speech Therapist Evaluates Six Children and Parents

Last Thursday October 14 six preschool children and their parents were interviewed by the speech therapist at A J Winters and Emerson schools. The county wide screening of speech and hearing starts Friday at Georgetown School and continues in all county schools directed by Jon M Fitch of Idaho State University. Parents are urged to participate as professionally trained staff conduct the program. further notices will detail preschool screening. Possible hearing problems include running ears headaches speech difficulties shyness tonsil or adenoids disease mouth breathing head noises inattentiveness unresponsiveness to speech and head tilting.

A. J. Winters Emerson Georgetown Jon M. Fitch Idaho State University Speech and Hearing Dept

Harmonaires to entertain at Ovid Ward Building Fund

The Harmonaires of Soda Springs will perform at the Paris high school auditorium Friday October 29 at 730 pm to benefit the Ovid Ward Building Fund. Tickets are 150 for adults and 75c for students, available at the door or from fund volunteers.

Harmonaires Soda Springs Paris Ovid Ward Building Fund Ovid Ward

Fire Destroys Lanark Home Under Renovation

A morning fire around 9 oclock completely destroyed a house in Lanark being remodeled by Worthy Beck. The structure was unoccupied but held furniture. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade to prevent spread to nearby buildings as a Montpelier pumper, sent as a sprinkler unit, arrived too late. Cause is listed as unknown by the Sheriff s Department.

Lanark Worthy Beck Becks Montpelier Sheriff’s Dept

Bloomington Ward Bishopric Changed

The Stake Presidency reorganized the Bloomington Ward Bishopric. On Sunday October 17, Bishop Paul J Haddock and his counselors were released. John N Findlay was sustained as Bishop, Norman B Bateman as First Counselor, J Bryan Haddock as Second Counselor, and Ray Bateman as Assistant Ward Clerk. Alfred B Hart retained as Ward Clerk.

Stake The Wm. K. Matthews Paul J. Haddock Loether Thomas Painter Harold V. Reese John N. Findlay Norman B. Bateman J. Bryan Haddock Ray Bateman Alfred B. Hart

Parents Day at Fieldin High School Schedule

Fieldin High School hosts Parents Day on Friday Oct 22 with 9:00 to 9:15 registration an assembly at 9:15 and classes 10:15 to 12:00. A 50 cent hot lunch is offered with 12:30 to 3:30 teacher consultations. Parents replace students in class events. absences incur a fine. Fielding PTA seeks membership at 75 cents per parent.

Fieldin High School Clagseg Fielding Pta

Neighbors Form Bucket Brigade Fight House Fire

Report notes neighbors gathered to save the house but their efforts failed. The event underscores a point about a local fire department and its effectiveness as described in the ongoing coverage. Continued on Page 8.

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Wada Hetey Erk. Gass Wenceve Sence Wacese Suenes Eeeene Wacaece Dingle-Montpelier Dingle Benson Construction Co Forsgren and Harper J. D. McClellan Ovid Bloomington Ward
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