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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
2
The opening of sage hen season brings mild hunting reports, with hunters noting abundant blue willow and ruffed grouse, plus Hungarian partridge. Pleasant weather and scenic valleys inspire talk of further development of recreation in the area.
Education and public welfare benefit from the added Idaho sales tax revenue. The article explains how the extra funds support public schools universities and social services as reported by Ken Robison Idaho Daily Statesman staff writer.
George W Weston Jr and Cathy Lee Smith wed Monday in the Logan Temple. The couple, son and daughter of Laketown and Pickleville families, will be honored at a reception September 17 at the Garden City recreation center. Mrs. Hazel Weston served as acting postmaster. The Paul Westons of Salt Lake City visited Meadowville relatives. State Fair visitors included the Otto Mattsons and others.
Sid Irwin and families from Shelley to Blackfoot and Pocatello visit relatives including Ross Cheneys and John Weston. Libety News mentions Linda Loveland visiting Eldon Hymas with two children. Connie and Janet Hymas return from Salt Lake City for their grandmother Martha D. Hymas’s funeral. A car wash day at North Rich Pepper’s school grounds ends with a tire explosion injuring E. W. Irwin.
A mock tale shows Jack failing to secure a bank loan as interest rates rise and the Fed tightens credit. Jack and fellow builders turn to speculative investments while embracing Great Society programs and a Peace Corps stint in Honduras funded by Uncle Sam.
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