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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1964

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Randolph Man Critical After Wreck on Ice and Snow

Randolph Utah resident Walter T Sims was pinned when a trailer dropped on his car after a Kenworth truck struck it near Montpelier. Sims remained in Bear Lake Memorial Hospital in critical condition while crew Klingler was treated and released. Other crashes across the county during Thanksgiving weekend caused minor injuries and property damage.

Montpelier Kenworth R L. Wheeler Pocateco Garrett Freight Lines R. M. Klingler Pocatello Walter T. Sims Randolph Utah Sims Mr. Sims Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Klingler Bear Lake Hospital

Ovid Man Participates in Naval Mine Warfare Exercise

Radarman 1st Class Willard G. Johnson of Ovid took part November 9 to 15 in operation Flea Bite off California aboard USS Pledge, an ocean minesweeper. The Pacific Fleet Mine Force exercise trained about 1200 officers and men in mine warfare, formation sweeping and recovery, and ended in time for Thanksgiving return.

USS Pledge FHTNC Willard G. Johnson USN Willard Johnson Ovid California Johnson United States

Spartans Fall to Skyview in Season Opener

Fielding High School fell 54 to 33 as Skyview High School’s Bobcats opened strong. Craig Palmer led Fielding with 7 points, while David Matthews Richard Siucki and Deloy Passey had 6 each. Fielding hit 28 percent from the floor and 27 percent from the line amid first game jitters.

Spartans Bobcats Skyview High Melvin Parker Spencer Rich

Season Schedule 1964 65 Home Games Bold

1964 65 season schedule lists home games in bold with dates and opponents including North Rich Cokeville Montpelier Coalville North Gem Westside Soda Springs Grace Kemmerer and Soda Springs. Key midseason stretch runs through January February with multiple regional opponents.

Montpelier North Gem Westside Soda Springs Grace Kemmerer

Calendar notes for FHS basketball and local events

In The Offing lists upcoming events. FHS basketball games against North Ridere Cokeville Montpelier are scheduled December 7 9 and 11. A DUP Christmas Fair at Emerson School is set for December 12 at 4 00 p.m.

FHS Montpelier

Soda Springs Man Howard Thirkill Dies While Hunting

Howard E. Thirkill a 64 year old Soda Springs man died last Friday apparently of a heart attack while hunting on Mead Peak south of Church Hollow Georgetown Canyon. Dennis E Skinner of Las Vegas Nev his son in law was with him. They started at 9 am separated at noon Skinner found the body at about 5 15 pm and a rescue party returned the body to the County Coroner Nile Matthews

Howard E. Thirkill Soda Springs Mr. Thirkill Dennis E.skinner Las Vegas Nev Mead Peak Church Hollow Georgetown Canyon Skinner Thirkill Russell Hayes W. W. Hayes Russell Solum Clinton Hayes Georgetown Mr. Skinner Bill Vermaas Montpelier City Ken Quayle Nile Mattews

Ronald Stucki Named MVP at Ricks College

Ronald Stucki a Civil Engineering major at Ricks College Rexburg was chosen MVP of the game between Hucks and Boise Junior College. He has played first string defensive end for two seasons and earned top grades in the letterman's club. Stucki graduated from FHS in 1962 where he was student body president. He is married to Ovid and they have one child.

Ronald Stucki Ricks College Rexburg Hucks Boise Junior College Stucki FHS Ovid

Farmers Tax Guides Available at Paris Extension Office

Farmers Tax Guides are now available at the Extension Office in Paris. If not received by mail, you may pick one up in Paris or call to have a guide mailed to you.

Paris

Literary Club Reviews Black Like Me in Montpelier

On November 20 at the Lauritzen home in Montpelier the book Black Like Me by John Howard Griffin was reviewed by Jean Grimmet. Attendees included Lillas Grimmet, Ethel Jensen, Lark Bateman, Sybil Allred, Lucille Crawford, Teresa Rich, Vandis Johnson, Barbara Hulme, Jean Grimmet, and Mrs. Lauritzen.

Daughters of Utah Pioneers Set Christmas Party Date

The Daughters of Utah Pioneers announce their annual Christmas Party on December 12 at Emerson School starting 4:00 p.m. Capt. Edna Law confirms dinner and a program will be part of the event.

Daughters of Utah Pioneers Emerson School Edna Law

Arleta Bork to Wed Dean Stock in December

Engagement notice from Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bork of LeGrand Oregon announces the betrothal of their daughter Arleta to Dean Stock son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Stock of Fish Haven. A December wedding is planned.

Melvin Bork LeGrand, Ore Arleta Dean Stock Owen Stock Fish Haven

Supt. Harmon Attends Salt Lake Education Events

Richard L. Harmon Superintendent of Schools for Rich County took part in the Awards of Merit luncheon in Salt Lake City where Governor George D. Clyde spoke on December 2. He joined the State Board of Education study on education's role in the Federal Anti poverty Program on December 3 and Rural Superintendents on December 4 to review the State Finance Program for rural schools. Rich County relies on a special school subsidy for ultra rural areas to keep schools operating.

Richard L. Harmon Rich County Producers Council Salt Lake City George D. Clyde Harmon State Board of Education

Mrs Grimmett Hosts D U P Meeting at Camp Elizabeth

Camp Elizabeth Passey Daughters of Utah Pioneers met November 19 at the home of Mrs. Lillias Grimmett. Eighteen members and one visitor attended. Lema Crawford Fox presented the life of George Eastman. Edith Haddock and Edna Law taught the lesson The Relics Tell Their Story. Hostesses included Naoma Grandy Lena Fox Edith Haddock and Ruby Lewis.

Elizabeth Passey Daughters of Utah Pioneers Lillias Grimmett George Eastman Lema Crawford Fox Edith Haddock Edna Law Grimmett Naoma Grandy Lena Fox Ruby Lewis

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Don Ikenberry Sheriff’s Dept el Paso Gas Charles Allen Sims Lin Guyon Salt Lake Bennington Gary Black Idaho Falls Jesse L. Reed Geneva Hiway Tapper Chevrolet Reeds Auto William John Meyer Chico Calif Meyer Blake Jensen Gerald E. Czulewicz Erie Pennsylvania Martin Kunz Bear Lake County Ovid Man Skyview Fielding Dennis Dayton Rich North Rich Cokeville Coalville North Rid There Satertinys Howard Thirkill Literary Club R. L. Harmon Mrs. Grimmett D.U.P
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