Committee Cave Report Details North Bear Lake Beach State Park Push
A Monday City Hall briefing outlines progress on the North Bear Lake Beach State Park project. Plans aim to petition the 7th Idaho legislature to designate the site as a state park. Committee chair Mark Pugmire notes next executive meeting. Local officials and Utah power firm allocate funds for facilities and boat launch improvements.
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North Bear Lake Beach
Idaho
Mark Pugmire
Whitney Jnstram
Frank W. Hirschi
Ray C. Selander
Salt Lake City
Hydro
Utah Power and Light Co
Camp Lifton
Walter Ward
St. Charles
Paris News Notes Christmas party memories and local visits
The Paris officers and teachers held their annual Christmas party for husbands with a ham dinner for 23 guests. After carols a story by Mrs. Carol W. Paul Goebel sparked the evening. Several residents traveled to visit family in Preston and Montpelier while others attended concerts and services in Logan and Sacrament meeting. A newborn boy weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces was born to Mrs. Mary Jane Rich’s family, the first grandchild of Dr. and Mrs. Spencer H. Rich.
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Paris_Ii
Cers
Cmas
Espa
Carol W. Paul Goebel
Montrose
Colorado
Charles Goebel
Lena Fox
Preston
Leo Byington
Louann Burdick
Gwen Passey
Jane Athay
Montpelier
Jane Peterson
Lloyd Passey
Carrie Passey
Bear E Hospi
Ralph Rich
Salt Lake City
Eugene Stucki
Grace Bumbry
Civic Music Center
Logan
Gerald Eborn
Gina Lin
Jett Spencer
Richard Peterson
Dingle
Lena Caldwell
Monuth
Darry
WI Hatton
Kanab
Utah
Boond
Mary Jane Rich
Spencer H. Rich
Don Stuck
Russ Athay
Football Banquet Honors Spartans as District Champions
A banquet at Haven recreation hall honored the lielding High School Spartans, 5th District football champions. About 100 players, parents, and guests enjoyed a dinner with trimmings. Master of ceremonies Cleneth Arnell introduced program participants Guy Wymore, Joann Olson, and Connie Hymas.
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Lielding High School Spartans
Aa Haven Recreation Hall
Cleneth Arnell
Guy Wymore
Joann Olson
Connie Hymas
Bear Lake Memorial Admits Multiple Patients Across Towns
A Bear Lake Memorial patient list shows numerous admissions from November 26 to December 2 across Montpelier Bennington Ovid Georgetown and Cokeville with medical and minor or major surgery noted. Names include Otto Krussell Hollis Walden Catherine Johnson Clifford Skinner Lorraine Jacobsen Lewis Young Wilford Roberts Lloyd Ipson Carrie Kearl Wayne George Phyllis Thornock Sarah Miller James Malcolm Charles Schmid Sherry Boyd Merele LeGrand Thomas Bindlay Lu Ann Beyeler Gertrude Christensen Carrie Passey Carol Nelson Curtis Yeneen Jason Erickson and others with family notices for births.
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Otto Krussell
Montpelier
Hollis Walden
Georgetown
Catherine Johnson
Ovid
Clifford Skinner
Dingle
G._R. B Pollick
Grove—Phelps
Bennington
Lorraine Jacobsen
Lewis Young Sr
Wilford Roberts
Preston
Ralph Arnell
Paris
Lloyd Ipson
Carrie Kearl
Laketown
Wayne George
Phyllis Thornock
Bloomingvin
Sarahn Miller
James Malcolm
Garden City
Charles A. Schmid
Sherry
Carl Thornock
Bloomington
Boyd
C. F. Nelson
Cokeville
Merele LeGrand
Thomas
Lavina Linford Service Held Saturday at St Charles
Funeral services for Lavina Keith Linford were held Saturday December 1 at St. Charles and Habls Mortuary in Logan. Bishop Arlo Rasmussen led the service with a program including Prelude Ruth Pugmire, choir, invocation Lucy Hirsch, obituary Bishop Lovell Booth, musical number Sue Negus, speaker Burdette Pugmire and pallbearers Rex Harold Linford Russell Linford Sheldon Pickering Roger Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina
Keith Linford
St. Charles
Habls
Logan
Arlo Rasmussen
Ruth Pugmire
Oh My Father
Lucy Hirsch
Lovell Booth
Sue Negus
Burdette Pugmire
Beretite Kéatch
Ruth” Pugmire
Rex
Harold
Russell Linford
Sheldon Pickering
Roger Stevens
Paul
Fieldonian rated ws by Idaho High School Press Association
The Fieldonian yearbook from Fielding High School earned an excellent rating in the 1962 Idaho High School Press Association contest. Thirteen other high schools were in the same group, including Montpelier Idaho, Soda Springs Cardinal, and Grace Satania. Six yearbooks received a superior rating. The text ends with unrelated maxims about action and excuses.
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Fielding
Idaho High School Press Association
Montpelier Idamont+-Soda Springs Cardinal
Grace Satania
Fielding Spartans Edge C Seemed Despite Narrow Loss
Fielding Spartans suffer defeat in a low scoring game. The final score shows 48 11 24 35 by quarter, with a 45 point end and a late rally by Fielding that falls short against a stronger opponent.
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Fielding High School Spartans
North Rich High School
North Rich
Spartans
Fielding
Renee
Mattson
Hoge
Dallas Arnel
L.weston
Pugmires
J. Mattson
R. Stucki
S. Hoge
R. Carlsen
J. Parker
W. Humpherys
Cheney
R. Harmon
G. Cook
Ry Lutz Cese
Tea Honoring Miss Kathy Wyler Held at Wyler Home
A Saturday afternoon tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyler honored Miss Kathy Wyler. Guests included Mrs. Velma Hansen, Mrs. Elaine Bolton and Star lene, Mrs. Leanore Stucki, Mrs. Darlena Rich, Mrs. Alice Hansen, Charyl Hansen, Mrs. Lenora Taylor, and Mrs. Gladys Spencer. Kathy will wed Kent Christen of Ogden on December 15. The piece ends with two moral maxims about work and salary.
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Grace
Charles Wyler
Obituary for Ethel Mary Cook Shirley at Evanston Wyoming
Ethel Mary Cook Shirley 66 died of natural causes Monday at her home in Evanston Wyoming. Born April 19 1896 in Fish Haven she married Clarence one in Salt Lake City who died in 1945 and later married Henry W Shirley in 1950. She was a member of the LDS church and Daughters of Utah Pioneers with survivors including two sons a daughter three stepchildren 19 grandchildren and five great grandchildren plus several brothers and sisters. Services included mixed church music and remarks by local clergy with burial in Garden City cemetery.
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Lmrig
Ethel Mary Cook-Shirley
Evanston
Wyoming
Fish Haven
Charles
Sophia Shone Stock
Clarence One
Salt Lake City
Henry W. Shirley
LDS Church
The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
den City
Garden City Choir
Sue Negus
Arthur Shirley
Dean S. Cook
Clinton Tremelling
My Father
Betty Spencer
Wilford Price
Garden
Tontella
Voters by precinct and vote cast in 1962 election
A record lists registration by precinct and the vote cast per precinct for the November 6 1962 election. It names the precincts and tallies showing how many ballots were cast in each area of the jurisdiction.
Grassman of the Year Cecil Quayle Honored by County
Cecil Quayle named Grassman of the Year by the county committee for his beef cattle enterprise and land improvements. The Quayle operation spans 12 000 acres in Bear Lake and Caribou counties with 3 500 Taylor grazing, 1 8000 nonirrigated land, 400 irrigated acres, plus a 402 head national forest grazing permit. Quayle, manager of the Quayle Brothers, has served on school boards and civic groups while maintaining a large operation employing five or six men.
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Cecil_Quayle
Anne Farm Bureau
Berry
Wilmer Brown
Ovid
Eugene Hall
Geneva
Quayle
Cecil
William Quayle
Dingle
Lester
Lester Quayle
Caribou County
Austin Ranch
Quayle Brothers
Bear Lake County
Taylor
Meslow
Sorenson Richard Spencer 68 dies at home in Ovid
Richard Spencer Sorenson aged 68 died Sunday at his Ovid home after a short illness. He was born September 10, 1896 in Smoot Wyoming, moved to Ovid as a child, and farmed there. He was an LDS Church member and school trustee, served in the Army, and married Marietta Johnson October 5 1921 in the Salt Lake Temple. Surviving are his widow four sons four brothers two sisters and eight grandchildren. Services were held at the Ovid LDS Ward Chapel with military rites by Post 63 American Legion. Interment in Ovid Cemetery assisted by Matthews Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Spencer Sorenson
Ovid
Smoot
Wyoming
Martin ‘Taylor
Sarah Elizabeth Walton Sorenson
Marietta Johnson
Salt Lake Temple
Grant J.sorenson
Donald S. Sorensor
Bern
Richard Dell Sorenson
Keith Sorenson
Thomas LeRoy Sorenson
Garden City
William C. Sorenson
Earl Sorenson
Soda Springs
Merinda’Sparks
Paris
Bedsford
Grace) Bird
Knoxville
Tennessee
Ovid Lds Ward Chapel
F. Mitchell Beck
Paul Kunz
Deanone
Wendell Kunz
Paris Literary Club meets at Barbara Hulme’s home
The Paris Literary Club gathered Thursday at Barbara Hulme’s residence. Jean Grimmett reviewed Oh Ye Jigs and Juleps by Virginia Cory Hudson. Attendees included Lark Bateman Amy Athay Lillias Grimmett Lillie Lauritzen Ethel Jen son Leila Taggart guest. The report notes weekend and Wednesday visitors and local residents among the group.
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Paris
Barbara Hulme
Paris Literary Club
Uat
Jean Grimmett
Virginia Cory Hudson
Lark Bateman
Amy Athay
Lillias Grimmett
Lillie Lauritzen
Ethel Jenson
Leila Taggart
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Waldo Anderson
Montpelier_Junior High
Amos B. Hulme
Emerson
St. Charles-Bloomington
Rogers Rirle
Robert Clayton
A. J. Winters
PARIS_NEWS NOTES
Bear Lake Memorial
Jason Carl Erickson
de Harris
Montpeler
Larry Linford
Paul Bolton
Paris Deal
Edgar Christensen
Tavina Linford
Fieldonian
Spartans Ane
Nseiee Ae
Kathy Wyler
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Achia
David ©. McKay
Utah State University
Delta Phi Kass
Church of Jesus Christ O
Vember
Bern Ave
Masesancesan
Grassman
Karl Nelson
van Nelson
Elaing* Webb
Marlene Stegglemier
Ada Stucki
Clifford
Mingon
Loagen
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