Theatre Family Plan Tickets On Sale This Week
The Novelty Theatre in Paris announces Family Plan tickets for August 31 to February 29. About 150 tickets must be sold to sustain two weekly show changes and year round operation, aided by summer reserves. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkes oversee the theatre as a community project on Bear Lake Valley’s west side. Ticket books are available at Lowe Drug store.
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Paris
Ithe Wast
Bear Lake Valley
Lowe Drug Store
Two Deer Tag Classes Authorized in Idaho This Season
Idaho will issue only two classes of multiple deer tags besides the regular deer tag. The Middle Fork tag is valid in Unit 27, while the Extra deer tag covers units 13, 18, 22, 42, 67, 76, 78 and the Deer Flat Wildlife Refuge. Nonresidents must buy the $25 Nonresident Restricted deer tag for specified units. One bear hunt allowed with that license. no bear tag required.
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Idaho
Deer Flat ‘Wildlife Refuge
Hell’s Canyonies
Cyril S Budge Family Reunion Held in Paris This Week
The Cyril S Budge family gathered in Paris for their annual reunion at the Budge home. Attendees included Ezra C Budge of Las Vegas Nevada and families from Paris Provo Logan Salt Lake, with Miss Moselle Budge abroad on an L D S mission in England.
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Cyril S Budge
Paris
Budge
Ezra C. Budge
Las Vegas
Nev
Worthborn
Harold G. Budge
Provo
Ned C. Budge
Logan
Wayne O. Budge
Salt Lake
Moselle Budge
England
4 H Style Revue Planned in Montpelier High School
A 4 H Style Revue is set for Tuesday August 20 at 8 p m in the Montpelier High School auditorium. Theme Fashion Onto the Twentieth Century. Mrs Rodney Bills and Mrs Roger Jensen lead the organizing committee with participant check in at 7 16 p m for prelim prep.
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Montpelier HI School
Montpelier High School
Marlene Stegelmeier
Bear Lake Extension
Rodney Bills
Roger Jensen
Cochairman
William Shepherd Family Holds Historic Reunion at Fish Haven
More than 200 descendants gathered August 3 at Bear Lake’s Fish Haven Resort to honor early Bear Lake Valley settlers from England. The Ernest Shepherd family presented a program with music by grandchildren and great grandchildren of Ernest and Eliza Shepherd, plus remarks on the couple’s history. Chairmen May and Irwin Jensen led the event with Velate Derricott directing.
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William Shepherd
Fish Haven
Bear Lake
Bear Lake Valley
England
Ernest Shepherd
Ernest
Eliza Shepherd
Reedie
Michaelson
Logam
Nanette Grant
Salt Lake
Ann Frischknecht
Gary Shepherd
Malad
Marcia Ann Nelson
Provo
Barbara Lehlemiberg
William L. Rich
Logan
Lee Hilton
Murray May
Irwin Jensen
Pleasant Grove
Velate Derricott
Pocatello
Native of Paris Visits After Forty One Years Absence
Elizabeth Rich Miller of Hollywood California returned to Paris after 41 years away. The 1913 Fielding Academy graduate explored Bear Lake area again, met old friends, and marveled at modern streets, lawns, and tidy homes. She has four children and 10 grandchildren and delayed her return to contact memories and see the valley.
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Elizabeth Rich Miller
Hollywood
Calif
Paris
San Francisco
California
History of the phosphate industry in eastern Idaho
The article traces southeast Idaho phosphate mining from World War I era growth to postwar expansions. It covers San Francisco Chemical and J. R. Simplot at the Gay mine, Anaconda’s Conda operations, and Paris Canyon activity. It notes attempts at triple or treble super phosphate, pilot plants, and claims that Conda may have been first to produce triple super phosphate in Idaho.
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San Francisco Chemical
Iate
U. S. Quartermaster Office
Japan
J. R. Simplot Company
Gay
Fort Hall
MorrisoniXnudsen
San Francisco
Net
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Bear Lake County
Paris Canyon
Hawaiian Islands
Solar Development Company
Consolidated Mining & Smelting ‘Company
Trail
B.C
Paris
Georgetown Canyon
Utah Fertilizer & Chemical Company
Central Farmers Fertilizer Company
Soda Springs
S. W. Brown
Southern California
Orange Grove Fertilizer Co
Southern California Company
Annaconda Mining Company
Anaconda Company
Conda
Union Pacific
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Idaho Rock
United States
Anaconda
Mr. Kelly
Bradley
Copper Leach
Paris First Ward Trailbuilders Roundup Held
The Paris First Ward Trail Builder boys held their annual roundup Monday evening in the ward chapel with the Blazer Welcome and advancement program. The code and songs were repeated, and a chuckwagon supper was served amid pine boughs and sagebrush decor. About 44 boys, parents, Ward Primary officers and bishopric attended.
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Paris
Rhoner Family Reunion Held at Crystal Springs
The Rhoner family reunion drew 49 members last week at Crystal Springs. Attendees included the Rollo Nye family of Paris and the Alfred Glausers of Logan among several Rhoner relatives plus the Durell Hughes family from Montpelier.
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Rhoner
Crystal Springs
Rollo Nye
Paris
Alfred Glausers
Logan
Ross Sleight
Bear Lake
G. A. Hansen
Herman Rhoner
Walter Rhoner
Montpelier
Durell Hughes
Fielding High School Opens Term on Tuesday September 3
Fielding High School in Paris will begin the 1963-64 term on Tuesday September 3 with an opening assembly and a Get Acquainted Dance set for September 6 at the Paris Pavilion. Dennis Dayton will replace Ted Chidester in social studies and Miss Verda Rex will take over home economics. Mrs Melinda Sparks leaves for a teaching post in New Zealand.
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Fielding High School
Paris
Ralph Roghaar
Fielding
Dennis Dayton
Ted Chidester
Verda Rex
Ida Hildebrand
Melinda Sparks
Ray Hall
Roghaar
Rich County Schools Set to Open September 3
Rich County schools will begin classes September 3 under County Superintendent Richard L. Harmon. An institute for teachers custodians bus drivers and lunchroom workers will be held in Laketown on Friday August 30. New teachers include Edwin Armstrong Dennis Crofts Woodrow Geterson Morgan Smith Mrs Vernon Robinson and Mrs May C Groesbeck.
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Rich
Richard L. Harmon
Laketown
Edwin Armstrong
South Rich
Randolph
Dennis Crofts
North Rich
Woodrow Geterson
Morgan Smith
Vernon Robinson
May C. Groesbeck
Robinson
Orr Family Reunion Held at Red Fish Lake Idaho
The David J Orr family reunion occurred at Red Fish Lake in Idaho's Stanley Basin on August 6 7 and 8, with 54 immediate family members participating. All living children of David Orr attended, including the Roland Eastman and George Hornberger families from Rosemary Canada and multiple Orr relatives from Boise Molalla Paris Pocatello Liberty and Salt Lake among others.
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David J Orr
Red Fish Lake
Idaho
Stanley Basin
David Orr
Ffour
Roland Eastman
George Hornberger
Rosemary, Can
Delwin Orr
Elmo Orr
Boise
Bill Patton
Molalla
Ore
Vyrin Orr
Paris
Arrow Orrs
Pocatello
George Lyon
Liberty
LaVere King
Montpelier
Jack Wright
Malta
Dean Orr
Salt Lake
Lester Alleman
Noonan
Lanark
First Ward Lihoma Girls Hold Holiday Party
The Paris First Ward Liboma girls hosted a holiday afternoon in the Paris Ward chapel. Speakers included Marsha Ward Beth Spencer Marsha Wilks and Joan Hulme. They sang My Code the graduation song and the Lihoma song. The party theme was a mother and daughter shopping spree with games and refreshments for mothers daughters ward presidency and Mrs Warren Passey of the Stake primary presidency.
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Paris Ward
Marsha Ward
Beth Spencer
Marsha ‘Wilks
Joan Hulme
Ward
Warren Passey
Stake
The Dollar That Do Good In Circulation
A concise aphorism notes that the most effective money is the cash already in circulation. It emphasizes impact through existing funds circulating within the economy and aiding broader activity. The idea underlines leveraging current spending rather than new injections.
Paris Man Injured In Concord Area Car Crash
Richard Hansen son of Mr and Mrs Willard Hansen was hurt in a car crash near Concord Massachusetts while on an eastern States mission. He sustained a concussion and multiple cuts but later showed signs of good recovery in a Concord hospital where he was treated and expected to be discharged soon. He was riding as passenger when the vehicle struck a tree in a road construction zone and was saved from windshield impact by his seat belt.
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Paris
Richard Hansen
Willard Hansen
Concord
Mass
Richard
Spartans Open 1963 Football Season At Fielding High
The 1963 season begins Saturday August 17 at 9 a.m. as Fielding High’s Spartans, 1962 district Class B champions, aim to repeat. Equipment issue Saturday, practice starts Monday August 19. Coach Hobbs invites all interested to join. Returning lettermen include Terrel Hymas, David Matthews, James Parker, Melvin Parker, Gene Webb, David Howell, Vernon Anderson, Richard Stucki, Craig Palmer, Steven Sorenson.
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Spartans
Hobbs
Spartan
Terrelk Hymas
David Matthews
James Parker
Melvin Parker
Gene Webb
David Howell
Vernon Anderson
Richard Stucki
Craig Palmer
Steven Sorenson
Number of auto drivers grows in Idaho rising to 400,505
Idaho reached 400,505 licensed drivers by end of 1962, up from 394,169. National total rose to 92 million licenses in 1962, up 3.5 percent from 88.9 million in 1961, with California leading at 97 million operators and other states following. Licenses vary in renewal periods across states, from one to four years, with renewals tied to birth months or anniversaries in many cases.
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Idaho
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Texas
Forest funds proposed for Wyoming roads and trails
Bridger National Forest advisory board members travelled from Kemmerer into the Upper Green River Valley in late July. They announced plans to spend about 2 million dollars on roads and trails in the Greys River and Smith Fork watersheds and an additional 1 million dollars on the watershed itself. A long range study on sheep driveways is also under review.
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Bridger National Forest Advisory Board
Kemmerer North
Green River Valley
Wyoming
Greys River
Smith Fork
Rich Family Reunion Draws 500 Plus in Bear Lake
More than 500 members gathered Friday and Saturday for the Charles C. Rich family reunion at Bear Lake. Highlights included a wagon tour of historical sites, a display of genealogical records, relics, and a dramatization of Charles C. Rich life. Dr. Edward Rich addressed attendees. Speakers Frank W. Hirschi and Bernard Brockbank spoke on pioneer contributions and church history. An ham dinner was served despite rain.
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Charles C. Rich
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Paris
Joseph Collings
Lester Roberts
Dan C. Rich
Edward Rich
Charles 'c Rich
Bear Lake Valley
California
Wendell
Don Rich
Charlemagne
France
Arlin
Ruth Pugmire
Bear Lake
Frank W. Hirschi
Bernard Brockbank
Salt Lake
Council of the Twelve
Hirschi
Idaho
Intermountain West
Brockbank
Charles C Rich
Owen Rich
Bear Lake Rangers
Outlook Good for Waterfowl Hunting Season
Idaho Fish and Game Commissioner Frank Cullen and Washington State director John Biggs told the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service after the Pacific Flyway Council meeting in Las Vegas that eight western states and parts of Montana Wyoming and Colorado may see longer seasons and higher bag limits. They cited forecasts of a heavier duck flight this fall a strong winter waterfowl inventory and low hunting pressure as reasons for optimism.
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Idaho
Pacific Flyway Council
Pacific Northwest
Intermountain
Forest Roads Aimed to Aid Sheep Transport
Plans call for roads to be built in the area to allow trucking sheep to and from the forest. The project aims to improve access for future seasonal livestock movement.
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Theatre Family Plan
Cyril S. Budge
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Eagle Fish Hatchery
Frank Gaver
William Cunningham
C. T. Hansen
Inspector of Mines
First Ward Trailbuilders
Fielding HI School
Rich County
D. J. Orr
First Ward
Fielding High