Spartans Score Second Win Over Montpelier
Fielding High Spartans trailed three quarters but then surged to a 46 to 30 victory against the Montpelier Bears on Wednesday night. In the fourth, both teams lost their tallest players to fouls, T Bunn leading Montpelier with 9 points while Cleveland and K Arnell each had 0 for Fielding.
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Fielding High
Spartans
Montpelier Bears
Fielding
Montpelier
T. Bunn
Bears
K. Arnell
Cleveland
T Bunn
Alfred
Vallentine
O. Arnell
M. Hill
D. Parker
H. Budge
T. Bunn . Esquibbel
R. Liljenquist
K. Wuthrich
T Waterlaus
G. Michaelson
A. Dimick
Montpelier Cubs
Dance Friday Postponed By Paris Pavilion Org
The Juniors and Explorers dance night in the Paris pavilion has been indefinitely postponed.
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Paris Pavilion
Apology for omitting rescue party member in Logan Canyon story
The notice corrects last week’s Logan Canyon account missing Laurel Pugmire of St Charles from the rescue party aiding John Stucki. It also reports Morgan J. Rich’s Tuesday cataract operation and steady recovery at St Mark Hospital in Salt Lake.
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John Stucki
Logan Canyon
Laurel Pugmire
St. Charles
Laurel
Fenton Allred
van Ness Wallentine
John
Morgan J. Rich
Mr .Rich
St. Mark Hospital
Salt Lake
Snowplow collision damages car near Bloomington
Dr Spencer H Rich from Paris escaped injury when a State snowplow struck the ice hidden under snow and rammed his new Cadillac, south of Bloomington. The impact pushed the car into a snow bank, leaving it badly damaged. Rich has since bought a Studebaker from Palmer L Tueller Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer H. Rich
Bloomington
Rich
Studebaker
Palmer L. Tueller Co
Idaho House Bill 251 Would Greatly Increase Vehicle Taxes
A. J Finnell of the Idaho State Automobile Association denounces HB 251 as an unreasonable rise in motor vehicle taxes from 5 dollars to over 200 percent for various vehicles. He cites added costs from gas taxes, insurance, and parts, warning the plan would burden motorists and potentially discourage vehicle use.
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Idaho
A. J Finnell
Idaho State Automobile Association
Finnell
Stucki Brothers Rise as Noted Santa Anita Trainers
The Stucki brothers Wayne and Keith, prominent trainers at Santa Anita, handle WL Ranch stable star Stepfather and a public stable in a tough circuit. Their early days as riders, wartime service, and postwar rise to training success at Santa Anita are outlined with career milestones and notable horses.
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Stucki Brothers
Anita’ Race Track
Paris
Idaho
Stucki
Santa Anita
Wayne
Keith Stucki
WL Ranch
Harry M. Warner
Keith
K. Stucki
Daybreak
Whiatlad
Duarte
William B. Stucks
Longacres
Curly” Evans
Fresno
Torchy
Mark
Nosegay
Air Force
Whele Wayne
Ronrio
Red Jewel
Sagittal
Emerald Bay
Nevada Sportsman
J. Kel Houssels
Baymeabond
Immortal Busher
Lt. Col. Vernon Budge Stationed in Okinawa
Lt. Col. Vernon Budge writes from Okinawa where he serves as Staff Finance Officer for the Ryuky Command and Disbursing Section. He notes tropical to San Francisco-like weather, 118 inches of annual rainfall, and quonset huts that leak. He mentions a permanent promotion on January 1, 1949, and plans for Clara and Larry to join him March 4 with rotation back to the States in May 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Budge
Okinawa
Bear Lake
San Francisco
Ryuky
Army
United States Army
Clara
Larry
Vernon M. Budge
Finance Disb
APO
Cal
Amendments to Bill 76 Safeguard Milk Sanitation In Idaho
Milk consumers in Idaho gain assurance that Senate Bill 76 amendments improve processed milk sanitation standards and protect public health. Idaho Public Health Association officials announced withdrawal of opposition after talks with the Senate Agriculture and Public Health committees, praising lawmakers including Senators Buxton and Ingalls for listening to the public.
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Een
Grant Hess
Raymond L. White
Idaho Public Health Association
Association
Senate
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Senate Committee On Public Health
Committee On Public Health
Committee On Agriculture
O. J. Buxton
Teton
James L. Ingalls
Kootenal
Publc
Worst Blizzard In Years Smashes Bear Lake Valley On Tuesday
Bear Lake Valley endured its fiercest blizzard in years with 40 mph winds and zero visibility. Roads like Highway 89 and 30 were drifted shut, schools closed, and ranchers struggled to feed cattle while authorities predicted slow road reopenings. Temperatures rose briefly near Paris before lingering clouds and light snow resumed.
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Bear Lake Valley
Sharon
Idell King
Paris
Ovid
Sam Tunks
Montpelier
Idaho
Salt Lake
Ogden
Paris Post
Utah Power & Light Company
Mt States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Camp Lifton
Paris City Water Declared Unfit for Drinking
Dr Spencer H. Rich City Physician condemns the Paris water as unsafe for consumption and warns of possible epidemics. He advises straining and boiling water for twenty minutes before drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris City
Spencer H. Rich
M.D
Bear Lake Rangers Elect 3 Club Directors
The Bear Lake Rangers held their annual meeting and election of officers Monday evening at the courthouse. Directors elected include Burdette Pugmire and Oren Peterson both of St Charles for two years, Jay W Nelson of Bloomington for one year, with Ben Cleveland of St Charles and Fenton Allred of Paris as holdovers for another year. Dues remained at five dollars after discussion.
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Bear Lake Rangers
Preston Studh
Burdette Pugmire
St Charles
Oren Peterson
Jay Wnelson
Bloomington
Ben Cleveland
St. Charles
Fenton Allred
Paris
Amos Hulme
Don Stucki
Alf Rogers
Laurel Pugmire
van Nelson
John Stucki
Jim Cleveland
Kay Arnell
Walter Ward
Russell Athay
Cutter Race Results at Driggs February 4 and 5
Results from Driggs cutter races on February 4 and 5 list winners and beatings by riders such as George Peagock Vernon Kelsey Henry Venter Charles Little Royal Jenkins Lamont Heap Cecil Dana Delvin Passey Jake Zohner Stanley Hokonson Don Nield Joe Peacock Keith Jenkins Hazen Peacock Giles Scott and others from the American Cutter Race Association.
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Driggs
American Cutter Race Association
George Peagock
Golden Gasser
Vernon Kelsey
Jesse Simpson
Henry Venter
Bill Hepworth
Charles Little
Jerry Jasperson
Royal Jenkins
Ken Johnson
Lamont Heap
Avon VanNoy
Cecil Dana
Dick Hokanson
Delvin Passey
Devon VanNoy
Vernon Jenkins
Harold Titensor
Clint Jasperson
Jake Zohner
Bill West
Stanley Hokanson
Ross Rigby
Don Nield
Blaine Heap
Joe Peacock
Bill Stoker
Keith Jenkins
Arden Stevens
Hazen Peacock
Gibb Scott
Howard Dana
Chuck Little
George Peacock
Paris Lions Basketball League Scores and Notes
Basketball results from February show Paris Lions and Montpelier Legion facing multiple opponents including Blooming ton St Charles and Dingle with scores listed for Feb 7 8 10 11 12 and 14. A health update reports Mrs Mary Hartney underwent a major operation in Pocatello on Tuesday.
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Georgetown
Liberty
Ovid
Montpelier Legion
St Charles
Paris Town
Liberty-Ovid
Bloomington
St. Charles
Liberty- Ovid
Dingle
Mary Hartney
Pocatello
Paris Lions
Laketown
Bennington
Cultural Arts Program Febr 19 Postponed
Severe storm and hazardous roads force the Cultural Arts association to postpone their February 19 program. Watch for later announcements as plans are revised.
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Cultural Arts Association
Idaho 4-Hers Prepare for 1949 Garden Program
Idaho 4-H club members aged 10 to 21 pledge service and enroll in the 1949 National 4-H Garden program under Cooperative Extension Service direction. Last year about 375,000 youths planted roughly 80,000 acres, with records kept on costs and returns. prizes include county medals, a state trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago, and eight $300 scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
National Committee On Boys and
Cooperative Extension Service
Allis Chalmers
National Club Congress
Chicago
Activity Schedule Fair 18 February to May
Schedule shows events from February 18 to May 20 including par march 4 fish march 11 18 and march 25 sta april 1 8 13 15 22 may 20 stake mia dance old and green ball ven gold and green 1st ward party cess high school gold and green ball far lake rangers ward mia pta program high school take mia dance pencement dance.
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Cess High School
Far Lake Rangers
Clarence I Hill Dies Sudden in Bloomington Home
Clarence Isaac Hill 36 died suddenly Thursday evening at his father LeRoy Hills Bloomington home. Born July 12 1912 in Bloomington he served in the U S Army 194? to 1946 with Korea duty later discharged as Staff Sergeant. Survived by four children six sisters and his father funeral held Wednesday at 1 pm in Bloomington ward chapel conducted by Bp La Vell Wart.
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Clarence Isaac Hill
LeRoy Hill
Bloomington
Clarence
U. S. Army
South Pacific
Korea
U. S
Pocatello
Beverly
Jackie
Teddy
Tonie
Stella Mapes
Lois Wilks
Bernice Smith
Montpellier
Rose Pope
San Diego
Calif
Della Teer
Thelma Cobert
Poole
Bloomington Ward Chapel
BP. la Vell
Ricks College Chorus Invited to Spring Conference
Rexburg Utah The First Presidency invited the Ricks College Choir to perform at the Apell conference of the LDS church. conductor Alma L. Dittmer said the date will be April 4 or 5 and the choir will be augmented with extra voices.
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Dittmer
Ricks College
Bear Lake Students At Utah State Agricultural College
95 students from Bear Lake and Montpelier attend Utah State Agricultural College. club leadership under Hirschi and Dunford guides a year of intercollegiate and intramural success. The Bear Lake club numbers 50 members with strong showings in football wrestling and basketball, plus a snow sculpted Monster entry at the winter carnival. Members listed by hometown and major include Bartschi, Hayes, Burgoyne, Hirschi, Matthews, Stephens, and Dunford among others.
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Harris
Cache
Montpelier
Bear Lake
USAC
Frank Hirschi
Robert Dunford
Ramona Stephens
Doyle Matthews
Dee Morgan
David Wright
Aggie
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Wm. B. Stucki
Los Angeles
Pete Grandy
Scott
Bob Hebert
Col
David Matthews
Sharp Matthews
Scarletena
Ivan Beck
Joyce
Dorothy Nye
Ruth Bateman
Karen
Robert Lowe
Carol Tueller
Betty Ann Ramey
Jerald
Pamela Grimmett
Mack
Jimmy Warner
Paria
Charles Nate
Arch Wallentine
Walter Bird
W. Smith Hodge
Rollo Nye
Weldon Grandy
Ettle Bird
Louise Grimmett
Dingle Amusement Hall
B. L
Charles Sorenson of
Thomas Caldwell
An Rich
Helen Crawford
Diane Rich
Louise Stucki
Paris Lions Basketball League
Bloom
Ington
Febr
O H. Grimmett
Salt Lake City
Dan Rich
Thelma Browning
Rich Cafe
Browning
Clarence I. Hill
Ricks College Chorus
Utah State Ag. College
Dennis C. Bartschi
Business
Ross L. Bartschi
Commerce
Darwin L. Hayes
Nadine Hayes
Arts & Sc
Ronald Hayes
Merlin Larson
Wilmer Brown
Lloyd Matthews
Gen. Ag. Montpelier
Richard L. Burgoyne
Norma Jean Grandy
Frank W. Hirschi
Thomas Hooker
Pat Jackson
Home Ec
Lanore Kennard
Home
William G. Shepherd
Shirley Stephens
Lewis Teuscher
Dean R. Waterlaus
Garden City
Dean S. Cook
Haslip
Arts & Cc
Norma Myers
Newell Sorenson
Hulme Dunford
Gen. Ag
Shophomore
Voc. Agriculture
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