Spartana Prevails With Two Wins In Late Night Action
Spartana earned two victories as they defeated the Montpelier Bears 60 to 30 and bested the West Side 55 to 45. Jaussi and fielding led scoring while a six point first quarter edge set the tone for the night.
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Spartana
Minch
Visitt Siders
Montpelier Bears
Ding
West Side
Jaussi
Haelson Erie
Shi 20 «28 45 Fac Tide
akYeat
Ita Orox
Montpelier
Bears
Os Op
Price
Estivsay Jaussi
Jaussi Bird
Skinner
Seping Fg
Ft. Pf
Rip Ford
Cece
Ahaelson
Ie Minson GS Ri Ptals Ae Yan Ag
Eton
Freay
Packer
Ronnie m
Peared Ley
Soldier Laurell Parker of Army Chorus Receives Commendation
Pfc Laurell B Parker of Bloomington Idaho and Riley Kansas is a member of the 16th Regiment chorus in the 1st Infantry Division. He earned a certificate of commendation from the Secretary of the Army for service with the regiment and Headquarters Company. He is 21 and entered the Army in 1954.
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Riley
Kans
Laurell B. R
Bloomington
Idaho
Secretary of the Army
Esr
Mre
Lula C
3-Act Drama “June Mad” Presented in Paris Ward Chapel
The Paris 2nd Ward is featuring a three act drama titled June Mad on February 19 at 7 30 p m in the Ward Chapel. Penny Wood a 15 year old tomboy navigates romances as Roger Van Vleck arrives. the cast includes Penny Wood Chuck Harris Mrs Wood and others with Marilyn Hull directing. No admission fee and a good turnout is encouraged.
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Paris 2Nd Ward
Penny Wood
Chuck
Mervyn
Roger
Roger van Vleck
Adelia Marie Ward
Chuck Harris
Douglas Price
Mrs Wood
Emma Parker Elmer
Gordon Bolton
Dr Wood
John Hoge Effie Fern Eborn Milly Lou Myrna Armatage
Wayne Budge
Roger van Vieck
Larry Jaussi
Mr Harris Loyal
Lauritzen
Shirley Wentworth
Diana Lewis
Ralph Wentworth
Grant Pass
Wheat allotments open for farms with three year no wheat
Farmers with no wheat seeded in 1954 1955 and 1956 and lacking an allotment may apply for a 1957 wheat acreage allotment. Write to the county ASC committee by February 15 1957 and obtain blank forms at the county ASC office. Farmers not planting 1957 wheat or not in the acreage reserve may release unused allotments by March 15 1957 for credit toward future allotments.
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Conover Wright
Bear Lake County
ASC
North Rich Mustangs Eye State Tourney Push
Deseret News writer lauds Laketown Utah basketball squad coach James Duke and the North Rich High Mustangs as they lead Summit Division standings with a 4-1 league start. Star seniors Gary Price Allan Wamaley Laurel Whittington Brent Weston Thad Mattson Wayne Hansen anchor a tight, balanced lineup. With only 58 students in grades 9-12, the small town celebrates a potential first state tournament appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Grebe
Deseret News
North Rich
Laketown
Utah
Little North Rich High
James Duke
BYU
South Rich
Duke
Mustangs
Gary Price
Allan Wamaley
Laurel Whittington
Brent Weston
Thad Mattson
Wayne Hansen
A W Shepherd Dies Tuesday of Heart Attack
Alfred W Shepherd 70 Paris businessman and Bear Lake Valley civic leader died Tuesday afternoon of a heart attack while en route to Salt Lake City. He suffered a prior heart attack months earlier and had not regained strength. Survived by his widow, son Douglas, daughter Lucille Stell, four siblings, and four grandchildren. Funeral services pending relatives arrival.
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Alfred W Shepherd
Paris
Bear Lake Valley
Salt Lake City
Shepherd
Veterans' Hospital
Alfred
Idaho
Joseph R
Rose Budge Shepherd
Emms Jones
Logan
LDS
2Nd Ward
Paria
Paris Lions Club
Douglas
Kalamazoo
Michigan
William
Lucille) Stell
Bountiful
Utah
David Shepherd
Palo Alto
Calif
Harold Shepherd
Los Altos
Louise Clark
Nampa
Ruth Howell
Caldwell
Delia Pedersen
Laogan
Eva Spencer
Magna
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admissions and births list
A roster of admissions and discharges at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital from Feb 5 to Feb 12 includes patients from multiple towns with medical and surgical cases. Births are recorded for Grove Phelps and Lynn Peterson with dates Feb 4 and Feb 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Broadwater
Kemmerer
Wyler Bartschi
Montpelier
Claire
Dell Cook
Garden City
Nyle
Richard Perkins
Cokeville
A. Russell Dearden
Idaho Falls
Randall
Walter Ward
Paris
Elliott Sparks
Dirigle
Arnell Bailey
Lanark
Eldon
Clayton Robinson
Laketown
Loren
Donald Ipsen
Stephen Munk
Ronald Thornock
Samuel C Hall
Bennington
Susan
Betty Spratt
Montpellier
Mary Lyn
Aaron Lewis
Dingle
Skinner
Noonan
Parley Vern Walton
Jerry Wright
Grove Phelps
Lynn Peterson
St. Charles
Fielding PTA Meets on Founder's Day at High School
The Fielding PTA holds its regular meeting at 8 p.m. on Thursday February 14 at the high school to observe Founder's Day. Mr and Mrs Ezra Stucki of Rexburg were overnight visitors at the George Hulme home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding Pta
Ezra Stucki
Rexburg
George Hulme
Thieves Enter Leon Kearl Store at Laketown
On Wednesday night last, the Leon Kearl Store in Laketown was broken into and about 15 dollars in bills and some loose change were taken from the safe. Mr and Mrs Kearl, returning from Mutual, stopped to get a gun and may have frightened the thief away. The next morning the key was found in the back door lock and no other items appeared missing. Entrance was via the coal chute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kearl
Laketown
Kearl
Mutual
Leon
OTH DISTRICT CAGE TOURNEY OPENS FEB 21 AT MONTPELier
The Suh District Basketball Tournament starts February 21 with first round games at Montpelier. Expected matchups include Fielding versus Grace and Soda Springs versus Bancroft. Final schedules to be announced. Western half arrangements set for American Falls and West Side on February 22 with games at 7 30 p.m.
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Afton
Fielding
Rockland
Montpelier
North Rich
Grace
Falls
West Side
Soda
Bancroft
Falla
OTH
Pelier
Suh
Hament
Soda Springs
American Falls
Wayne Willis Honored Before Leaving for Mission
A farewell testimonial was held in the Laketown ward chapel for Wayne Willis who will enter the Western Canadian Mission of the LDS Church on February 13 after returning two months ago from Army service in London England. Speakers included J Cheney Willis L Burdette Pugmire and Norman Weston with musical interludes from LaVerne Miles Aston Cheney and others.
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Laketown Ward
Wayne
Ivan ‘Waston
LaVerne Miles
Letha Johnson
Hazel Weston
Aston Cheney
Benediction
Delmas Kearl Wayne
J. Cheney Willis
London
England
Old Folks Party Draws 200 At St Charles Ward Hall
The St Charles Old folks party held February 9 featured a turkey dinner for 200 and an evening program with songs, skits, and a one act play Adam's Rib Hurt. Roses were awarded to longtime attendees amid thanks to the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
Gilbert Arnell
Theone Williamson
Elzo Bunderson
Hugh and
Wendell Shepherd
Mildred Arnell
Verona Bunderson
Audrey Michael Bon
Adam
Bill Pugmire
Alfred Keetch
Audrey Michaelson
Vermilla Transtrum
Yvonne Pugmire
Emma Peterson
Arlihe Peterson
Reva Bunderson
Josephine Pugmire
LuWana Pugmire
George Stock
Alice
Joseph Bunderson
Eldon
Dayle Mettson
D'Orr
Mac
Audrey Mongan
Burdette
Vilda Pugmire
Glenn
Gail Rich
Earl Hemmert Killed at Conda Mine
Earl Hemmert 41 died Saturday at Conda mine when an anchor cable slipped from a post and struck him on the head while he loaded ore cars at the surface mill. He was born April 29 1915 in Paris and lived in Conda since 1947 with his wife Margaret Trenelling and four children. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Conda Ward Chapel with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Bar
Earl
Paris
Peter
Rosall Hemmert
Fielding High School
Margaret Trenelling
California
Idaho
Conda
Robert
James
Beverly
Larry
Peter Hemmert
Carl
Butte
Mont
John
Lode Springs
George
Montpelier
Willis
Air Force
England
Alstern
Dora Hudson
Cleveland
Ohio
Dorothy Lightfield
Long Beach
Calif
Marie Thompson
Helen Hymas
Conda Ward Chapel
Fairview Cemetery
Arizona Highways planned on US 89 march edition tour
Arizona Highways will publish a 44 page March issue titled US 89 the Highway of International Grandeur. The magazine will feature scenic attractions along US 89 from Guatemala to Alaska with maps and photos by Josef Muench and Ray Manley and prose by Charles Franklin Parker. Advance orders urged for nearby readers.
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Bear Lake
Vialt
Intermountain West
Martin H. Cantwell
Salt Lake City
80Ers International Highway Association, Inc
Josef Muench
Ray Manley
Charles Franklin Parker
National Parks
Guatemala
Alaska
North America
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Alberta
89'Ers Highway Association
Schools Raise 50.08 for Christmas Seals in Idaho District
Schools contributed 50.08 to the Idaho Tuberculosis Association through Christmas Seals purchases. Funds from Fish Haven to Fielding High School totaled 50.08 with allocations listed and 90 cents unaccounted. Mr and Mrs Dan Rich and Ralph Lewis plus Fred Lewis traveled to Bountiful and Salt Lake City. Linda Nye studied in Salt Lake City and visited family over the weekend.
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Idaho Tuberculosis Association
County Association
Central
Fish Haven
Bloomington
Emerson
Bern
Georgetown
Dingle
Bennington
Lincoln
Geneva
Pegram
Fielding High School
Dan Rich
Ralph
Fred Lewis
Bountiful
Salt Lake City
Linda Nye
Vivian Nye
Marlene
Legion Jubilee Singers Concert Set for Feb 27
American Legion Post 8 sponsors a nationally known quartet to perform February 27 at 8 p.m. in the Fielding High School Auditorium. The Mississippi Jubilee Singers are among the nation’s best known Jubilee Quartets, with each member also a strong student. The program will reflect humor, religious flavor, and musical gift of the Negro race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post 8
Fielding High School
Mississippi Jubilee Singers
Social Security Official Sets Montpelier Visit Date
Stanton S. Thompson of the Pocatello office announces a schedule change for Montpelier visits. The social security representative will now come on the third Tuesday of each month, replacing the previous third Thursday. The first under the new plan is Tuesday Feb. 19 from 10:30 to 12 and 1 to 2 p.m.
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Montpelier
Stanton S. Thompson
Pocatello
Montpellier
Mr. Thompson
Representative News Letter Highlights Beer Tax Debate
A house speaker reports a busy week with over 200 bills, committee meetings, and heated debate. The beer tax proposal faced strong opposition and failed, while a companion lower tax bill may pass. other actions include a personal bill on appliance safety and a contentious Lien Law. The session’s final three weeks promise continued activity on education and appropriations.
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Labor Committee
Honaiver
Revenue and Taxation Committee
House
Senate
House For
Board Debates Junior Senior High School Plan
The District School Board discussed a 6 3 3 Junior Senior High School setup, considering funding shifts, teacher salaries, and facility needs. Supt. Winters urged stronger state funding, while a public education campaign was approved to present the plan to communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuck
Clark
Winters
Trofi Grimmett Lumbert and Hardware Co
Voc. Ag
Fielding High School
Georgetown
Tobandon
Budge
Jensen
Powell
Stucks
Stucki
Bear Lake School Seeks Funding for Gym Project
A community message expresses hope to provide financial support for Bear Lake school projects. Estimates place the gym construction cost between twenty and twenty three million dollars, but no firm total has yet been approved by the committee.
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Bear Lake
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Laurell Parkerer
ARMY
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A. W. Shepherd
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Kearl Store
Charles Crawofrd
Tvan Beck
St Charles
Earl Hemmert
Arizona Magazine
C. H. Grimmett
Smylie
United Educational Council
PTA State Trustees
IBA
Boise
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