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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
4
A perennial lentil dish adapted for potlucks and future meals. This baked casserole blends lentils with catsup, molasses, brown sugar and onion, topped by bacon and a optional cheese finish. Serve with brown bread and relishes.
Liberty residents report travel and visits to relatives in Utah and Idaho. Families attend fairs and state events in Salt Lake City Blackfoot and Tremonton while others plan schooling in Provo and Salt Lake. A testimonial trip to Afton Wyoming marked by Craig Olsen and Lindon Parks precedes a mission departure.
Diane Findlay from Salt Lake City visits with Grant Findlays. Numerous local residents travel to Logan and Montpelier for illness, visits, or business. New baby born to Larry Menney. birthday dinner for Kenneth Howell. Yellowstone Park outing by Harriet Jensen, Beatrice Warner, and Lettie Smith.
Ten school districts in northern and eastern Utah join to study educational needs and strengthen student learning. An advisory committee of superintendents hired staff J Burdette Johnson Reese Thomas Clarice McDonald and Marie Bennett. An office is set in Heber City to coordinate research and services under ESEA funds.
Ross Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Peterson of Montpelier and a Washington State University graduate student will assist in editing the Bear Lake County Daughters of Utah Pioneers county histories. Mrs D E Haddock of Paris leads the project with about 400 pioneer histories in her files and the work may take a year or longer to publish.
The family of Don William Williamson acknowledges the thanks for condolences and kindness shown during their bereavement and hospice, noting appreciation for those who were with Mr Williamson during his final days.
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