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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1966

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Fielding FFA Hosts Fifth District Contests

Fielding High School and its Future Farmers of America chapter hosted the Fifth District Parliamentary Procedure and Public Speaking contests with six schools present. Fielding won the Parliamentary event led by Wayne Peterson and teammates with Rex Payne alternate. Bancroft’s Fred Gust won the Public Speaking competition with Fielding’s Bruce Jensen and Valley’s Clinton Andrus placing second and third.

Fielding High School Future Farmers of America Fielding Piec Montpelier Marsh Valley Wayne Peterson Reed Stucki Mark Stucki Gary Lynn Roberts Clay Thomas Robert Findlay Rex Payne Fred Gust Bancroft Bruce Jensen Clinton Andrus Valley

Deadline for Tree Orders March 10

County Agent Hyrum Johnson reminds farmers to submit orders for windbreaks and woodlots by March 10. University of Idaho seedlings are available at minimal cost. orders and price lists are at the Extension office. Delivery is in spring. planting outside city limits only. several speaking judges and regional contest details noted.

Hyrum Johnson University of Idaho Forest Nursery

Montpelier Hosts Inaugural Mayor's Prayer Breakfast

The first annual Montpelier Mayor's Prayer Breakfast was held at Viz-Day Cafe last Saturday at 7 am. Bear Lake Jaycees sponsored the event with speakers Kay Allred Chamber of Commerce president John Shellenberger minister Mayor Jim Olsen.

Montelier Montpelier Bear Lake Jaycees Kay Allred Chamber of Commerce Chamber International John Shellenberger Community Presbyterian Church Jim Olsen Jaycee Paul Poulsen Jaycees

Paris Lions Club to Sponsor Ski Facility

Paris Lions Club votes to sponsor a ski tow and facilities on Bear Lake Valley west side. First donation of 10.00 by J V Nye. Proposes a Ski Area 100 Club with 100 people contributing 10.00 each. Lions matched 300 for new Bear Lake High School Band instruments, total 900.

Paris Lions Club Lions Club Bear Lake Valley Ball Seay Lions Resrs Paris Lions Ab FHS

Six Men Report For Physical Examinations In Idaho And Washington

Six young men from Montpelier left Wednesday to undergo physicals for selective service. Two were transferred prior to examination: Clifford Payne to Bingham Idaho and Danny Dunn to Spokane Washington. The group included Deverl Bauman Johnny R Watson Rex Skinner Jay Christiansen and Ray Thornock. A new law prohibits inductees from reserve group orders.

Montpelier Mildred Nye Clifford Payne John Payne Danny Dunn Mark Dunn Payne Bingham Idao Dunn Spokane Wash DeVer] Bauman DeVer] Bauman, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Bauman Geneva Johnny R. Watson Johnny Watson Rex Skinner Clifford Skinner Dingle Jay Christensen Glenn Christensen Ray Thornock Bruce Thornock Bloomington

Bear Lake D U P Plans Pioneer History Publication

Bear Lake Daughters of Utah Pioneers prepare a pioneer history project inviting descendants to submit details of ancestors who settled or were born in the valley. Edith Haddock Paris requests stories, occupations, civic ties, and photos with a June 1 1966 deadline. Lions Club eye tests cover local schools with parent notification for cases needing treatment. The Gold and Green Ball hosts a dance at Paris Pavilion open to 14 and older with 9:00 p.m. start and Keith pleneen providing music.

Bear Lake Haddock Will Tales Plane Reen Wince Paris Pavilion Keith Pleneen

Leaving Carcasses Near Highways in Paris Idaho

City ordinance cites Idaho code on disposing of animal carcasses within 24 hours of death. Leaving remains within quarter mile of homes highways or streams and near irrigation works contaminates water used for domestic purposes. Offenders face misdemeanor charges and fines up to $100. Published by order of Paris City Council.

Heston City of Paris Idaho

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FFA Eldon Cook Bill Candland Ross Young Dennis Dayton Gary Teuscher Merlin Lindsay Pocateco PRA Lee Ream Ted Swearingen Phil Woolstenhulme DeSpain Kallred U.S Mr. Shellenberger Olsen J. Vivian Nyé J. V. Nye Bill Crane Floyd Lewis PTA School Board Lynn Bennett Eccenacn Wecncece Eeccwewe Rcewece Eenceene Eancceee D.U.P St. Charles Emerson School Bloomton School Sheriffs Dept
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