Fielding High Opens 1955-56 Season with Nonconference Win
Fielding High School edged Star Valley 58 50 in a nonconference game to start the season. The Fielding quintet also defeated Vesley High from Afton Wyoming and topped Laketown in prior practice games. Next home game is American Falls on Friday December 7 at 7 pm.
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Fnac Oseerson
Star Valley
Aeat
Iever High
Moreland
Ate
Sg Star Valley
Pst
American Falls
North Rich High School basketball season recap
North Rich High School's B team played at Laketown against Lyman with a 41 point loss noted. A Laketown tournament is planned with 18 teams including Kem Cheville and South Rich. games start at 7 15 with trophies to be awarded. Teams listed include Ogden St Josephs Evanston Summit Wasatch and Wasatch.
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North Hth
Lyman
Wyo
Laketown
North Rich
Kem
Cheville
South Rich
Lions Club Variety Show Cancelled by Paris Lions
The Paris Lions announce the Variety Show is cancelled due to conflicts and lack of member interest. Ticket refunds will be issued by the Lion selling the tickets. Committee notes that all Lions must participate to ensure quality admission.
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Paris Lions
Lion
Lions’ Club
Alice Shonk Hospitalized After Auto Crash Near Pocatello
Mrs. Alice Shonk representative for World Insurance Co. is hospitalized at Bannock Memorial Hospital in Pocatello after a Nov 17 auto accident on icy roads near the city. She suffered multiple fractures bruises a ruptured blood vessel and pneumonia complicating recovery. The car was total wreck and personal belongings were lost.
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Alice Shonk
The
World Insurance Co
Montpelier
Bannock Memorial Hospital
Pocatello
Shonk
Boise
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births
A list from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital records admissions from Nov 29 to Dec 6 for medical and major or minor surgeries, with patients from Montpelier Laketown Paris Cokeville Brandywine and St. Louis. Births include a boy to Howard Moore and a girl to Matthews of Paris.
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Barbara
Charles Jenkinson
Montpelier
Roseme Christensen
Georgetown
A. C. VanOrman
Hugh Ward
Claire Miles
Taylor
Darden
Joyce Murdock
Cokeville
Robert Connick
Brandy Wine
Maryland
Ernest Loertscher
Bruce
Boyd
Woolstenhulme
Howard Moore
Mira. Sharp Matthews
Paria
Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon With High Scores
Mrs. Lynn Kerns entertained her bridge club last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Inex Tunks won the high score and Mrs. Helen Allison took the all-out prize. Refreshments were served to the group including Mrs. Helen Allison and several others.
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Lynn Kerns
Hew Bridge Club
Inex Tunks
Helen Allison
Edna Long
Barbara ‘Hester
Orlean Innes
Inez Tunks
Mona Shepherd
Dorothy Watterson
Ethel Jensen
Dorothy Verner
4 H Club Members Receive Their Achievement Awards
Bear Lake County 4H members received achievement awards as County Commissioner J Clarence Lindsay presented pins. Recipients span multiple projects including Boys' Agriculture, Clothing, Girls' Record, Leadership, Meat Animal, Poultry, Dairy, Electric Program, Food Preparation, Frozen Foods, Tractor Maintenance, Dress Style Revue, and 4H club leaders honored with pins for years of service. Scholarships and camp awards from sponsors like University of Idaho, Boise-Payette Lumber Co, Bear Lake Dairy Co-op, Thiel & Olsen Bros, Chevrolet, Walton Feed Co, and Bear Lake Motor Co complemented the recognition.
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Bear Lake County
J Clarence Lindsay
Linda Crane
JoAnn Alleman
Berrey Parker
Brent Rowsell
Craig Hansen
Karolyn Hoskins
Linda McMurray
Lois Walton
Cheryl Hansen
Patricia Lou Bagley
LeRoy Cobbley
Meat
Gay Rigby
Sherleen Hoskins
Richard Transtrum
Vance Dunn
Gregg Hymas
LeRoy Ludwig
Michael Etcheverry
Karen Crane
Monte Sparks
Paulette Smith
Judy Anne Bartschi
Elaine Buhler
Beverly Tippetts
Jean Beck
Joyce Beck
John Nelson
Tom Nelson
Larry Dunn
Dreas
Cleone Tayor
Kathryn Wilde
Merlyn Hanzen
Judith Parker
Carol Marie Vallentine
Diane Skinner
Tana Tueller
Ann Kunz
Ruthie Jones
Sandra Jean Erhart
Carolyn Nield
Betty Louise Kunz
Gladya Clark
Janet Munk
U University of Idaho
Marvin Alleman
Tim Crane
Tommy Nelson
County Farm Bureau
Lester Skinner
Gladys Clark
Redla Phelpy
Lois Dunn
Laurien Ludwig
Jo Ann Alleman
Thiel & Olsen Bros
Hansen Chevrolet
Natale Nielsen
Linda Bartlome
Walton Feed Co
Dan Rich
Larry Rich
Martin Ward
Bear Lake Motor Co
Blaine Buhler
Fie
Prickly Pins Club
Oiis
Irwin Parker
Montpellier
Little Baskets
Jack Crane
Bennington
Montpelier Stake Reorganizes Leadership and Counselors
Reorganization of the Montpelier LDS Stake last Sunday elected V. Hansen as president Eugene Shepherd as 1st counselor Lewis Munk as 2nd counselor and Verl P. Mumford as secretary. New high councilmen include Wesley Williams Harold Lindsay Alvin Tueller Walter Buhler Paul Adams Reed Dayton Roscoe Evans Arthur Walton Newel Passey Davis Vallentine Ernest Skinner and Grand Richards of the Twelve with ElRay Christiansen and other General Authorities in attendance.
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Montpelier
V. Hansen
Eugene Shepherd
Lewis Munk
Verl P. Mumford
Wesley Williams
Harold Lindsay
Alvin Tueller
Walter Buhler
Paul Adams
Reed Dayton
Roscoe Evans
Arthur Walton
Eugene Hall
Newel Passey
Davis Vallentine
Ernest Skinner
GeGrand Richards
Council of the Twelve
ElRay Christiansen
School District 38 closes for holiday vacation
District 38 will close for the holiday vacation on Friday December 23 and reopen on Tuesday January 3. Most schools plan afternoon or evening programs or parties on December 23.
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AMD
Dingle Lady 89 Finds Delight In First Airplane Ride
Mrs. Fred Bettie Nate a lifelong Dingle resident left Salt Lake City for Arcadia California with her grandson Bruce Sparks accompanying her on her first flight She plans to stay in California until after New Year visiting friends and relatives saying it was simply delightful and she enjoyed it very much.
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Fred
Bettie) Nate
Dingle
Salt Lake City
Arcadia
California
Nate
Bruce Sparks
Staldé and Thornock wed in Logan Temple
Miss Marlene Staldé and Roussell Thornock were married December 1 in the Logan Temple with President George Raymond performing the ceremony. The couple, both from prominent local families, celebrated with family and friends and will host a wedding shower and dance December 9 in the Fish Haven ward hall.
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Marlene Staldé
Roussell Thornock
Logan Temple
George Raymond
Goff Stalder
Fish Haven
Kenneth Thornock
Burdelia Thornock
Montpelier
Glenn J. Stock
Earl Pugmire
Juanita Loveland
Alton Kearl
Salt Lake City
Fish Haven Ward Hall
Lodge No 94 Dinner and Meeting in Montpelier
Lodge No 94 honored 32 members with a four course turkey dinner in the Burgoyne Hotel Rotary Room Montpelier. Visiting from Pocatello included Eyian Eustis and Grand Lodge member Cecil Pool. Walter Poulsen welcomed guests before a business meeting followed by remarks from visiting and local members. The Paris 2nd Ward Relief city work meeting opened with quilting and County Home Demonstration Agent Barbara Kitchen spoke on Christmas gift ideas. 4-H numbers and leaders were noted with many long time volunteers thanked for guiding 45 club members and 9 boys and 153 girls in projects and exhibits.
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Rotary
Burgoyne
Montpelier
Eyian Eustis
Pocatello
Grand Lodge
Cecil Pool
Earl Chantery
Berry Littlefield
Emil Glauser
Walter Poulsen
Paris 2Nd
National Forest Revenues Returned to States
Idaho receives 430 466.89 from Intermountain National Forests for 1955 with Utah at 148 489.93 Nevada 39 607.32 and Wyoming 46 042.34. Regional Forester C. J. Olsen noted 25 percent of forest revenue is shared with states to fund schools and roads.
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Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
C. J. Olsen
Intermountain National Forests
Intermountain
The
Forest Service
Ute
Olsen
Intermountain Gas Co gets permit for South Idaho
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission awarded a natural gas franchise to Intermountain Gas. Cordgar F Lessinger said the company will immediately pursue local franchises across 30 counties including Bear Lake Caribou Bonneville and Ada.
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Intermountain Gas Co
South
Idaho
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Intermountain Gas Cor
Dgar F. Lessinger
Bear Lake
Caribour
Bingham
Bonneville
Teton
Madison
Jefferson
Fremont
Butte
Custer
Valley
Washington
Payette
Gem
Boise
Canyon
Ada
Himore
Camas
Blaine
Gooding
Lincoln
Twin Falls
Cassia
Minidoka
Power
Oneida
Banmock
Franklin
Farmers Eligible For Social Security For the First Time
Self employed farmers and many farm workers are covered by social security for the first time this year. County agent Bob Kerns explains eligibility rules including earnings thresholds of 400 dollars for self employment and 100 dollars for cash wages. The piece notes payroll deductions and tax payment requirements to earn benefits.
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Bob Kerns
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Collector
Thanksgiving Weekend at B. M. Collinge Home
Mr and Mrs Clifford Collings of Saltake spent Thanksgiving weekend at the B. M. Collinge home.
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Clifford Collings
Saltake
B. M. Collinge
Nationwide Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest Surges in 1955
General Mills reports 256584 high school girls in 10222 schools tested on December 6 for the Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Winners receive scholarships up to 5000 dollars and state teams tour Washington and Philadelphia for interviews.
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Fielding High School
Ione Budge
Maurine Athay
Rhea Hulme
Nona Parker
Merlyn Taylor
Betty Crocker
General Mills
Idaho
District of Columbia
Washington
Williamaburg
Philadelphia
Deloris Arnette
Enterprise
Als
Judson College
Midwood High School
Brooklyn
New York
California
Science Research Associates of
Chicago
Hach School
Trifari
Scouts Cook Complete Outdoor Meal At Bear Lake
Three St Charles boys Roger Arnell Lynn Pugmire and Loran Hirschi cooked a full outdoor meal at the Arlin Pugmire home on November 29 serving it to their parents under Scout Leader Eldon Mattson. The group prepared hot soup biscuits hamburger peas and carrots chocolate pudding and pasta on a bare lawn that had turned snowy two weeks prior. The event showcased their scouting skill and was described as a jolly good time.
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St. Charles
California
Bear Lake
Arlin Pugmire
Roger Arnell
Lynn Pugmire
Loran Hirschi
Eldon Mattson
Clifford Minson Drives to Salt Lake Return Home
Clifford Minson traveled to Salt Lake City last Friday with his wife who has recently undergone major surgery and is now returning home.
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Clifford Minson
Salt Lake
Smithfield man visits relatives in Montpelier and Geneva
Ernest Gabler of Smithfield Utah spent several days early last week visiting relatives here and in Montpelier and Geneva.
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Ernest Gabler
Smithfield
Utah
Montpelier
Geneva
Miller family visits Albert Miller home in Sharon
Mr and Mrs Al Miller of Logan and Mrs Gwen Newgart plus four children from Los Angeles spent Sunday at the Albert Miller home in Sharon.
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al Miller
Logan
Gwen Newgart
Los Angeles
California
Albert Miller Jboma
Sharon
Hymas Visit to Toosle Visits End as Winter Sets In
Mr and Mrs D Hymas who had been visiting in Toosle for several weeks spent several days there this week and then returned to Toosle where they will spend the winter.
Don Rex Re elected State Farm Bureau Vice President
Bear Lake County Farm Bureau earned three honors at the State Farm Bureau convention in Pocatello on Dec 1 to 3. Don Rex of Georgetown was reelected 1st vice president. Mrs. VanNess Vallentine was elected Women's Chairman for District 1. the county women placed second in the state safety contest and provided musical entertainment for the luncheon.
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Bear Lake County
Fielding Fra
Grant Rich
Charles Wyler
Willard Hansen
Eugene Stucki
Arlin Pugmire
van- Ness Wallentine
Dean Ward
Mayo Krogue
Lester Skinner
Windbreak a Real Asset to Life on the Farm
County agent Bob Kerns cites University of Idaho data on windbreaks reducing 35 mph winds to about 10 mph around barns and houses. Plan this fall to plant in an L shape, 100 feet from buildings, 50 feet from feedlots, with spacing and care details for roots, weeds, and grazing protection.
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Bob Kerns
Frank Schoeffler
University of Idaho Extension Forestry Department
University of Idaho
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