Former Montpelier Girl to Perform in Bear Lake Concert
Miss Gloris Blackburn, a Montpelier native and lyric coloratura soprano, will headline the third Bear Lake Basin Community Concert at 8 p.m. January 13 in the Far Lake Stake Tabernacle, Paris. She has appeared with Sacramento State College and the San Francisco Opera Training Program and sings as a soloist for Congregation B'nai Israel and Trinity Episcopal Church. Her husband accompanies, and they travel with their four-year-old son. Blackburn is the daughter of Lenore Stoddard and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grosjean of Montpelier.
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Montpelier High School
Wesley Baker
MHS
Brigham Young University
Provo
Sacrament
Sacramento
San Francisco Opera Co
San Francisco
Congregation B’nai Israel
Trinity Episcopal Church
Blackburn
the Tabernacle
Miss Blackburn
Lenore Stoddard
Ed Grosjean
Montpelie
City Dog Control Ordinance Prohibits Night Time Running
City code Chapter 2 Section 6-2-10 bans owners from allowing dogs to roam streets alleys pits or other premises without consent between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m daily. Applies to licensed or unlicensed dogs. Ordinance 183 23 42.
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Persson
Hirschi to Attend School Board Convention in San Francisco
Representative Frank W. Hirschi of Bear Lake County Idaho has been chosen to attend the Regional School Board Convention in San Francisco January 10 and 11 as Idaho’s representative. He joins trustees and educators from 14 western states to discuss education development and progress in the region.
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Frank W. Hirschi
Bear Lake Counistat
Idaho House of Representatives
San Francisco
Calif
Idaho
America
Western
United States
Hirschi
Blood drive urges 150 pints for county drawing
Red Cross Blood mobile will visit A. J. Wintery School Montpelier next Wednesday from 2 to 6 p.m. to collect 150 pints. The county needs donors aged 21 to 60 who are infection free. past June efforts fell short.
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Red Cross
A. J. Wintery School
Montpelier
Snow-pack water content well below last year's levels
First 1966 snow measurements by Joe Draper and Bill Crane show unusually light, dry snow at higher elevations with water content around 20 percent. Emigrant Summit tops depth and water, Little Beaver and Whiskey Flat vary, while a minor avalanche in Snow Slide Canyon sent Draper and the Polaris snow machine into a creek without injuries.
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Joe Draper
Bill Crane
SCS
Emigrant Summit
Little Beaver
Montpelier Creek
Luttle Beaver
Whiskey Flat
Polaris
WWI Veterans to Re organize Bear River Barracks Meeting
All World War I veterans and partners in the Bear Lake area are urged to attend a re organizational meeting of Bear River Barracks No. 2507 at the Rainbow Rod and Gun Club cabin in Montpelier Canyon on Monday Jan 10. Idaho Department officials will attend with important business social hour and refreshments on the agenda.
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Bear Lake
Bear River Barracks No
Rainbow Rod and Gun Club
Montpelier Canyon
Idaho Department
Icy Roads and Cattle Herd Spark Two County Crashes
Weather and icy highways caused two New Year weekend crashes in the county. A Georgetown tow truck was hit head on by a car on Hwy 30 near George town. damage to the truck and car totaled $400 with no injuries. A Saturday incident saw four trucks land on a Volkswagen after a 25 foot embankment fall. 23 year old John Wesley Peabody escaped injury, while damage to the VW was about $500 and trucks $10. The herd owner was Herman Taggart of Cokeville Wyoming.
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Georgetown
Hwy. 30
David Hayes
Dareld D. Kidd
Montpelier
Ray Dunford
Kidd Auto
John Wesley Peabody
Beavertown
Ore
Volkswagen
Howard Crawford
Flint Mich
Peabody
Volks-wagen
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Paris
RED Cross Blood Center
Moarne
Orewen
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Weenseesacen
Seasesuvages
Eesereetnen
Sheriff’s Department
Herman Taggart
Cokeville
Wyo
Pearen Road
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