Fielding High to Start Football Practice August 19
Fielding High announces equipment issue on August 19 at 6:00 p.m. Daily practice begins August 20 under coach Jon Hyde. Returning lettermen include Craig Palmer Vernon Anderson Franklyn Crawford Melvin Parker Lynn Gambling Alan Webb Stephen Sorenson Reed Sleight Richard Stucki Allen Peterson David Matthews DeLoy Passey Jim Sparks Spencer Rich. Home games cost 75 cents adults 25 cents students. Schedule lists games against Montpelier Westside Soda Springs Bancroft Kemmerer Grace Homecoming Westside Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Palmer
Vernon Anderson
Franklyn Crawford
Melvin Parker
Lynn Gambling
Alan Webb
Steven Sorenson
Reed Sleight
Richard Stucki
Allen Peterson
David Matthews
DeLoy Passey
Jim Sparks
Spencer Rich
Jon Hyde
Eastern Idaho State Fair Opens Five Day Run September 8
The Idaho State Fair themed Fair Time Is Fun Time opens a five day run starting September 8 with clowns and balloons for parade spirit. Livestock judges include Robert Selkirk, Joe Johnson, Beau Meek, Wade Wells, and T Donald Bell. Livestock entries due September 1. premium lists available via mail or at the fair office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot Junior Chamber of Commercce
Ruth Hartkopf
Robert Selkirk
Fresno State College
California
Joe Johnson
Washington State U
Beau Meek
Prineville
Ore
Wade Wells
Boise
T. Donald Bell
ISU
Fair
Eastern Idaho State Fair
P.O. Box
Blackfoot
Akin to Judge IQHA Fall Show in Salt Lake City
H L Akin of Fredrick Oklahoma selected to judge the IQHA Fall Show October 8 to 10 at the Coliseum Utah State Fairgrounds Salt Lake City. Akin is a past president of the National Cutting Horse Association. The Intermountain Quarter Horse Association sponsors the event now in early October to accommodate riders and breeders who want to compete. The show, one of the nation’s largest horse exhibitions for four years, is managed by Wm F Greene of Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Akin
Fredrick
Okla
Salt Lake City
Nat’l. Cuttine Horse
Ass’n
Utah State Fairgrounds
Wm. F. Greene
Intermountain Quarter Horse Ass’n
Salt Lake
Telephone Exhibit Draws Large Crowd at Love Drug Lot
About 1260 persons passed through Mountain State Telephone Co. exhibit trailer Communications Unlimited last Friday in front of Love Drug. W A House MIT manager said many residents thanked the company for bringing the exhibit, which will be unavailable for months and not return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain State Telephone Co
Communications Unlimited
Love Drug
W. A. House
MIT
Former Post Editor Dies at 45 in Utah
Funeral services for Walter C. Dye 45 of Grace and former publisher of The Paris Post from 1959 to 1961 were held in Grace. Dye died Friday August 7 in Caribou County Hospital Soda Springs of cancer. He was born December 21 1918 in Ogden Utah and survived by his widow and two daughters. Burial in Ogden City Cemetery with American Legion military rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Dye
Grace
Paris Post
LDS Tabernacle
Dye
Caribou County Hospital
Soda Springs
Ogden
Utah
George
Mary Reid Dye
Della Robinson
Las Vegas
Nev
Central Farmers Fe
Paris 2nd Ward Lihoma Graduating Party Held
The Paris 2nd Ward Primary held its Lihoma Graduating Party on Friday evening July 31 in the chapel. Four girls Elaine Johnson Linda Parker Darla Jan Vallentine and Deena Eborn graduated with talks from Mrs Ethel Jensen Primary Press and Mrs Margaret Pagsey and Mrs Nina Eborn. The event featured a fashion show games embroidery knitting and crocheting displays a smorgasbord luncheon and a concluding prayer by Hy rum Johnson. Teachers Fern Eborn La Rae Sorenson and Annette Vallentine organized arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lihoma
Paris
2Nd Ward
Elaine Johnson
Linda Parker
Darla Jan Vallentine
Deena Eborn
Ethel Jensen
Margaret Pagsey
Nina Eborn
Hyrum Johnson
Fern Eborn
La-Rae Sorenson
Annette Vallentine
Emigration Canyon Camp Scene Of Hymas Family Reunion
Centennial year marks arrival of the Hymas family in Bear Lake Valley as gatherings convene at Forest Camp in Embraton Canyon. Members from Inter Mountain region and Canada attend a dinner, games, program, business meeting, and watermelon bust with committees led by Alfred O Jensen Darwin Haddock and Darrell Hymas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emigration Canyon
Hymas
Bear Lake Valley
Forest Camp
Embraton Canyon
Inter Mountain Area
Canada
Alfred O. Jensen
Darwin Haddock
Darrell Hymas
County Republican Central Committee Meets in Bear Lake County
Under Idaho law and party by laws all officers including precinct committeemen must be elected at a Friday August 14 meeting at 8:00 p.m. in the Paris Court House. Officials to be chosen include county chairman vice chairman state committeeman and woman secretary and other needed officers to run the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Idaho
Court House
Paris
Republican Central Committee
Bear Lake County
Rich County School Calendar 1964 465
The calendar lists opening institutes for non teaching and teaching staff on August 31 and September 1 respectively. School begins September 2 with Labor Day on September 7. The schedule includes UEA conventions, Thanksgiving break, Christmas break, midyear institute, spring vacation possible UEA meeting, and school terminates May 28 with graduations on May 27 North Rich and May 28 South Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.E.A
Rangers Ride to Preston in Annual Bear Lake Parade
Twenty five Bear Lake Rangers plus wives and guests rode July 31 and Aug 1. They started at Glen Ward’s corral, headed to Paris Flat, traveled the Highland Trail to Bloomington Lake, then descended to Cub River. After lunch and a night at Deer Cliff Inn the group camped, breakfasted, and continued to Preston for the parade and Grand Entry at the rodeo grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Glen Ward
Reg Jackson
Hulme Dunford
Paris Flat
Bloomington Lake
Cub River
Deer Cliff Inn
Preston
Preston Boots and Saddle Club
Alfred Keetch
Rollo Nye
Vivian Nye
Oren Peterson
Rex Mattson
Adrian Neilson
Aon
Cyrel Sorenson
Linda Findlay
Nancy Lloyd
Terri Sparks
Evelyn Payne
Billie Carney
Ger Taas
Lewis
Marriage License Issued in Hartington Neb Two 18 Year Olds
Gary Charles Allen Barnes and Wayle Vonne Zink, both 18, of Hartington Neb, received a marriage license. The couple plans to wed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Charles Allen Barnes
Wayle Vonne Zink
Hartington, Neb
Utah Cattlemen to Hold Convo at Bear Lake
The 5th annual Utah Cattlemen's Convention gathers August 17 and 18 in Rich County at Gus Rich's Lakeshore Lodge Garden City. Registration runs 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. August 17 with a $5 per couple fee and a complimentary boat ride. A variety program, dance with Johnny Barnett Band, and a beef barbecue on August 18 accompany ranch tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Cattlemen’s
Rich County
Gus Rich
Lakeshore
Garden City
Rich County Cattlemen’s Ass’n
Roger Peart
Ideal Beach
Johnny Barnett
Salt Lake City
2nd District IPA-MAS Newsmen Meet in Malad
A Malad hosting of the Idaho Press Ass'n and Idaho Newspaper Advertising Service members drew attendees from The Meridian Times-News The Power County Press The Caribou County Sun The Preston Citizen and The Paris Post. Notables included IPA-MAS Sec Manager Lyle A Young and hosts Mr and Mrs Marion Hansen. Hunter served as IPA president and Ross as INAS president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Press Ass'n
Idaho Newspaper Advertising Service
Marion Hansen
Malad
Lyle A. Young
Sec
Ipa-Mas
Ralph Hunter
Meridian Times-News
Meridian
Robert Crompton
Power County Press
American Falls
Vic Lansb
Preston C of C Visits Paris on Tour
A Preston Chamber of Commerce delegation of about 40, led by Mayor R. G. Cranney and President Sturden Smedley, met Paris businessmen at the Rich Cafe as part of a Goodwill Tour. Stops included Montpelier for breakfast and Soda Springs for lunch with a Paris coffee break and Grace dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Preston
R. G. Cranney
Chamber
Sturden Smedley
Paris
Rich Cafe
Preston Group
Montpelier
Soda Springs
Grace
Local Boys Screened for Selective Service
The local Selective Service board calls 18 year olds for physical examinations to screen out unsuitable registrants. Six boys are reported for August, including Terrell D. Hymas of Ovid James T Burgoyne Michael Hunzeker of Payne Paris and Leo Rex Rasmussen Dingle.
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Armmonth
Boise
Terrell D. Hymas
Ovid
James T. Burgoyne
Michael . Hunzeker
R Payne
Paris
Leo Rex Rasmussen
Dingle
The
Selective Service
Second Victim Identified In Utah Car Truck Crash
Thomas Jefferson Dunford 68 of Bloomington is named as the second victim in a Logan Utah crash on July 10. The accident also killed Fred J. Price of Paris. Dunford had a long public service record, farming, and LDS Church roles. He left eight children and 28 grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Bloomington Ward Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Dunford
Utah
Thomas Jefferson Dunford
Bloomington
Logan
Dunford
Fred J. Price
Paris
Moroni
Sara Jane Bridwell Dunford
Fielding Academy
Ruth Hulme
Salt Lake City
LDS Temple
Ruby Bolton
Logan Temple
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Northwestern States
Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Ass’n
Stake
Ward Genealogical and Welfare
Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
Lewis C
Elaine) Elison
Blackfoot
Leah Dunford
J. Hulme Dunford
Blanche B. Piggott
A. Victor Reese
BP. Haddock
Darlene Rich
Ruth H. Vallentine
Velma Hansen
Leonora Stucki
Beth West
Kingdom of Heaven
Eaker
Ben F. Hulme
Man Mansions
Max T. Haddock
Lois Lee B. Hulme
Wm. Katthews
F. Leslie Bolton
Amos B. Hulme
Heber J. Dunford
Vance D. Madsen
Glenn J. Mecham
Chas. E. Hulme
Glenn M. Roberts
Glenn B. Rich
Former Laketown Man Promoted to Assistant Manager
John L. Willis a longtime Logan life insurance agent with New York Life was named assistant manager by Bryce Flamm of the Ogden General Office. Willis has over a decade with NYL and frequent Star Club member and has led Utah Life Underwriters and Cache Valley Life Underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Willis
Logan Life Insurance
New York Life Insurance Co
Bryce Flamm
Ogden
Willis
NYL
Star Club
Utah Life Underwriters Ass'n
Cache Valley Life Underwriters
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cache County March of Dimes
Friends of the Library
Logan
LDS
USA
Car Cow Mishap Kills Cow in Bloomington
A cow owned by Grant Haddock of Paris was struck and killed on Highway 89 near Bloomington Tuesday night about 9:30. Miss Nell Wilcox of Montpelier, driving north, was temporarily blinded by oncoming headlights as the cow jumped onto the road. The car suffered extensive damage and passengers Crystal and Margo Jensen and Diana Poulsen endured cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Grant Haddock
Paris
Nell Wilcox
Montpelier
Mac Monson
Crystal
Margo Jensen
Diana Poulsen
Lake Town native serves Navy in the South Pacific
A Lake Town native, a graduate of North Rich High School where he was student body president, serves in the Navy in the South Pacific. He is married to LaRue Belnap of Moreland Idaho, and they have five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketown
North Rich High School
LaRue Belnap
Moreland, Ida
Harold P. Eborn Transferred to Lewiston Timeway Manager
Harold P. Eborn son of Mr and Mrs Harlan Eborn of Lanark and a Fielding High School graduate becomes Timeway Manager of the First Security Bank in Lewiston. In a ten year span with First Security he previously served in Montpelier Pocatello and held the role of Timeway manager or assistant. He is married with three children and is a former Grimm's College student.
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Harold P. Eborn
Harlan Eborn
Lanark
FHS
Lewiston
First Security
Montpelier
Pocatello
Mr. Eborn
Fielding High School
Grimm’s Business College
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Westside
Bancroft
Kemmerer
Idaho State Fair
Iqha
POST
North Rich
South Rich
SPA
MNAS
C of C
Mr. Dunford
Navy
South Pacific
Don JeBrown
Omaha
Neb
Ronald Goldstein
Atfeaia
U. S. Santer Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Johnson
White House
Jaycev
Plan Wi
Ecncers
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Sears-Resbuckend
Rocksister Craters Fond
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