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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
8
This week from September 25 to October 2 marks National 4-H Club Week and the start of a new 4-H year. Bear Lake County notes membership growth of 612, honoring leaders who devote long hours to club work. Idaho 4-H offers 39 projects planned for multiple years of study.
City election rules require re registration in the voter's precinct of residence Citizens are urged to check eligibility with City Clerk John Hoge to confirm registration status and rights in Paris.
Emerson Elementary held elections on September 23 with Steven Austin named head of the student body and Douglas Carlsen as vice president Jeannene Pugmire secretary. New cheerleaders include Carla Jan Vallntine Linda Parker and Elaine Johnson.
One hundred thirty nine members of the Arthur P. Eborn family gathered to honor the Eborns on their 60th wedding anniversary. The evening featured good food visiting a program and pictures as highlights.
Senator William J. Dee of Idaho County and Mrs. Dee joined Roscoe LeGresley of Kooskia visiting Bear Lake. After spending the night with former Senator and Mrs. Transtrum they began a nine day southern Idaho tour with Sally Minson Barbara Passey and Kaye Arnell handling secretarial treasurer and historian roles.
SPEECH THERAPIST McKay Lindsay from Dingle School and Mrs. Lowell Smart Georgetown PTA president join Mrs. Robert Miller of Geneva School, Mrs. Glen Rich of St. Charles and Bloomington PPA, and Mrs. E F Landers as Health Chairman of the A J Winters PTA in a community gathering.
The Literary Club gathered Thursday evening at Opal Shepherd’s home. Amy Athay reviewed Stranger on the Bridge by James B. Donovan. Attendees included Lucile Crawford, Sybil Allred, Lillie Lauritzen, Lark Bateman, Theressa Rich, Ethel Jensen, Jean Grimmitt, Lilli Gimmett, Wands Johnson, Mrs. Athay, guest Helen Rae Larsen, and the hostess. Mr and Mrs Russ Athay returned Monday after the racing season at Centennial Race Track in Littleton Colorado. Mrs Mona Shepherd, who spent weeks with them, returned Monday morning by train.
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