Paris Lions Club Donkey Ball Game Planned
The Paris Lions Club will sponsor a donkey ball event on Wednesday evening January 14 at Wielding High School gym. Lions from Montpelier and Paris will ride donkeys while baskets are scored from the backs of the animals. A polo game on donkeys will also be played. Admission is 75 cents for adults, 50 cents for high school students, and 25 cents for grade school students.
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Paris Lions Club
Wielding
Lion Club
Montpelier
Paris
Waka Syrit Heads West Visiting Kin After Holidays
Ofrs. Waka Syrit of Oakland left Monday for Kemmerer Wyoming to visit a nephew after a week at Mrs. W. Smith Hoge’s home. She will also visit a son in Galt Lake before continuing to California. Socials include a New Year’s Eve dance at which Russell Athay entertained and a Hacienda dinner with several couples. Mina Ethel Jensen hosted a bridge club with Emma Shepherd earning high honors and a social finish with refreshments.
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Ofrs
Waka Syrit
Oakland
Calif
Kemmerer
Wyo
W. Smith Hoge
Galt Lake
California
Russell Athay
Owen Shepherd
Ivan Beck
Ralph Rich
John Hoge
Keith Warner
Wm. Lauritzen
Bishop
O H. Grimmett
Aan Syme
Arch Shepherd
Hoge Home
Mina Ethel Jensen
Mia
Eimma Shepherd
Bertha Hoge
Huldsah Rangon
Orlean Innes
Lucille Crawford
Dorothy Tueller
Emma Shepherd
Inez Tunks
Alma Burton Appointed Utah Extension Secretary
Alma P Burton, native of Nephi and former USAC student, was named secretary of the Utah Extension Service at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan to fill a vacancy after Nolan P Olsen left for the Logan LDS temple recorder post. He previously taught at Fielding High School in Paris Idaho and worked with the college as purchasing assistant.
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Utah Extension Service
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Franklin S. Harris
Burton
Nolan P. Olsen
College Board of Trustees
More and Better Gardens Will Be Needed This Year
Tony Horn says 1948 requires more and better home gardens to ease high food costs and bolster national health. Gardens can be grown on vacant lots, in community plots, or on farms. a well managed garden could add 100 to 150 dollars to a family budget. A new Idaho gardening bulletin is being prepared for release.
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Tony Horn
Duane Hansen
University of Idaho
Horn
Northwest States
Portland
Oregon
Federal Extension Service
Idaho
Dinner guests mark Christmas at Thelma Browning house
Major Vernon Budge and his wife were dinner guests at Thelma Browning’s home for Christmas. Budge plans to be stationed on the Philippine Island in March and hopes to join his wife in June.
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Major
Vernon Budge
Thelma Browning
Major Budge Teaven
Philippine Island
Mrs. Budge
Preston Brimhall Tops Vandals in Home Win Over Eastern
Preston Brimhall led the Idaho Vandals as they edged Eastern Washington College 44 41 for their first home victory over Eastern since 1941. Brimhall and Jack Rainey fueled a late rally after a close first half, with Brimhall repeatedly scoring to push Idaho ahead.
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University of Idaho
Eastern Washington College
Eastern
Preston Brimhall
Savages
Brimhall
Jack Rainey
Idaho
University of Idaho to Offer Three Day Beef Cattle Short Course
The University of Idaho Department of Animal Husbandry plans a three day Breeder Herdsman Short Course on beef cattle to help breeders without a regular herdman. Instruction covers care of feet breeding disease control and minor ailments registration and shows. Dates January 26 27 and 28 with a $10 fee and hotel Moscow accommodations.
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Duane Hansen
Thas
C W Hickman
Department of
Animal Husbandry
University of Idaho
Department of AnimalHusbandry
Moscow
Hay Saves Grain in Dairy Diets Says Idaho Dairyman
University of Idaho extension dairyman G C Anderson cautions cows eat too little hay in winter and advises feeding about 3 pounds of hay per 100 pounds of body weight daily. Good roughage reduces grain needs. use grain only as milk exceeds 15 pounds high test or 20 pounds low test milk. Home-grown grains preferred. adjust diet gradually and provide fresh roughage.
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Idaho
G. C Anderson
University of Idaho
Anderson
Beck Family Moves and Visits Abroad
Jr. and Mrs. Ivan Beck left Sunday for Salt Lake City to handle business matters. Joyce and Jean Beck visited their aunt Mira while Ray Stock and family stayed at Fish Gaven during their parents’ absence.
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Ivan Beck
Salt Lake City
Joyce
Jean Beck
Mira
Ray Stock
Paris Idaho Proclaims 1948 March of Dimes Drive
Mayor Van Ness D Wallentine urges citizens to support the 1948 March of Dimes program in Idaho. The proclamation notes infantile paralysis outbreaks, the foundation's reliance on March of Dimes funds, and the need for community contributions to fund medical care and hospitalization.
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National Foundation For
Thnrhford
I. van Ness
Wallentine
Paris
Idaho
National Foundation
van Nipss D. Vallentine
Fielding Cagers Meet Montpelier Here This Friday
The Wielding Spartans host the Montpelier Bears on Friday night in a season critical matchup. Both teams show similar win rates and the curtain raiser features the Montpelier reserves against Fielding reserves at 7 p.m. Montpelier has narrowly beaten Fielding in two prior meetings.
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Fielding Cagers
Montpelier
Montpelier Bears
Pielding
Local and Personal Notes From Around the Area
Mr and Mrs Wallace Stucks moved into their newly bought home. Walter Bird with M H Collings party visited Logan on Tuesday. T A Clayton just returned from two months with relatives in Salt Lake City. Nadine and Maurice Rogers left for Ogden after holidays with their father Jack Rogers. Jack Lane and son Kenneth from Salt Lake spent New Years at Martha Lewis’s home. Fenton Allred Kay Allred Verna Allred and Reed Jensen visited A T Pendrey home in Logan. Wm Grandy and Norma Jean Montpelier and Kate Rich joined New Years dinner at the Price home. J W Sirrine Bear Lake County Assessor named to county assessors convention committee in Boise.
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Jack Lane
Kenneth
Salt Lake
New Years
Martha Lewis
Mira
Fenton Allred
Kay J. Allred
Verna Allred
Reed Jensen
Logan
A. T. Pendrey
Wm. Grandy
Norma Jean
Montpelier
Kate Rich
Price
J. W. Sirrine
Bear Lake
Boise
Golden Wedding for Alva and Mrs Hatch in Vernal
Former Fish Haven couple Mr and Mrs Alva A Hatch celebrate their 50th anniversary. Open house in Vernal from 4 to 8 p m with relatives present. They have six children three living in Vernal, ten grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Hatchs’ histories trace to Ashley Valley and Fish Haven roots.
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Bus Eldridge
Vernal
Utah
Mr Hatch
Smithfield
Alva A. Hatch
Mary Nelson Hatch
Ashley Valley
Ashley Creek
Hatch
Fish Haven
Idaho
Alm M
Sarah Stock Peck
Charles C. Rich
Thorn Hatch
Helper
Edna Sundypist
Gelda Eldridge
Mildred Watkins
Budge Appointed Vice President at National City Bank New York
Ross A Budge 87 son of Salt Lake City attorney is named vice president at National City Bank of New York. Born May 18 1910 in Pocatello he earned a Utah diploma in 1980 and Harvard business masters two years later. He worked in investment roles for Allied Chemical and Dye Pacific Mutual Life before joining National City Bank advancing from bond department analyst to assistant cashier and then assistant vice president. He and his wife Janet Majors of Piedmont Calif live in Bronxville NY with their three children. His parents formerly resided in Paris.
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Ross A. Budge
Jesse R. S. Budge
Salt Lake City
National City Bank of New York
Mr Budge
Pocatello
University of Utah
Graduate School of Business
Harvard University
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
New York
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co
Los Angeles
National City Bank Enlyst
Budge
Janet Majors
Piedmont
Cal
Bronxville, N. Y
Jesse Budge
Paris
Mink Harvest In Bear Lake Yields 6264 In Revenue
Twenty five Bear Lake county trappers caught 232 mink at an average price of 27 dollars each, totaling 6264 dollars for the trapping season opening November first and closing December thirty first. Mink fur must be tagged by Fish and Game officers and none may be in possession beyond fourteen days after season end without tagging. Officer W R Horning hopes mink trapping may resume in two to three years as mink do not increase rapidly enough for annual seasons.
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Bear Lake County
W. R. Horning
Fish and Game Department
Horning
Bear Lake
Officer Morning
Mrs. Eborn and Mrs. Budge Visit Relatives in St Charles
Mrs. Arthur Eborn and Mrs. Cyril Budge spent Wednesday in St. Charles visiting relatives.
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Arthur Eborn
Cyril Budge
St. Charles
Extension Forester to Be in Bear Lake County January 14
Extension Forester Mr. Vernon Ravenacroft will visit Bear Lake County on Wednesday January 14. Residents may call or send a card to the County Agent with tree or shrub questions. University of Idaho forestry price lists and order blanks are available at the County Agent's office for Evergreens and shrubs. These trees are for wind breaks erosion control game food and cover, not ornamental use.
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Vernon Ravenacroft
Bear Lake County
University of Idaho Forestry Service
L D S Church Services Include Multiple Confirmations and Births
Bp Arlin Pugmire presided with LeRoy Hirschi directing opening songs and prayers. Ghirlee Cleveland was confirmed by Pugmire. Infant Coleen KK and baby Reed George were blessed. Testimonies were given by several members. Visitors from Noon an and Salt Lake attended and local families hosted holiday gatherings.
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Arlin Pugmire
LeRoy Hirschi
Children
Riley Crossley
Coleen
Sherman Lowe
Myntle Richards
Myria Nye
Rey M. Reeder
Wagene Stucki
Reed George
Kenneth Budge
Carol Beck
Ray M. Reeder
E. W. Stucki
Hattie Poulsen
Morris B Athay
Winter Carnival Set in Paris Despite Snow Shortage
The Winter Carnival, hosted by two county riding clubs, is planned for Saturday in Paris with cutter races if snow arrives. About ten teams entered. businesses will close 1 to 3 p m. A Carnival Dance in the Paris pavilion will conclude the day with a chance to win a fancy bridle and spurs.
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Paris
Enow
Scenic Idaho Magazine Promotes North Idaho Feature
Scenic Idaho Magazine showcases North Idaho in its winter issue, noting quarterly publication and wide distribution to the United States Canada and England. It highlights articles by Idaho writers and a piece by John Advent on tourist spending and Idaho’s publicity board aims.
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Idaho
Scento Idaho
John Advent
Idaho State Publicity Board
Advent
Windaho 4-H Honors Delegates for National Club Congress
Four Idaho 4-H members receive state honors and travel awards for 1947 National 4-H Club Congress. Jeanette Childers of Filer earns the Kerr Glass trip for top National 4-H Canning record with 311 jars and multiple demonstrations. Gerry Chindgren of Boise wins the Chicago trip for top 1947 Dress Revue outfit, while Charles McClaskey of Wilder leads 1947 Garden with grand champion ribbon and high yields. Lois Rogers of Winchester tops homemaker honors with 819 jars canned and 17 projects led. awards supported by Montgomery Ward. All activities run under State Extension and USDA cooperation.
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Jeanette Childers
Filer
Kerr Glass Corp
Jeanette
Canning
Gerry Chindgren
Boise
Simplicity Pattern Co
U S
Charles McClaskey
Wilder
Allis- Chalmers
Charles
Lois Rogers
Winchester
Lois Haa
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
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Alma Burton
Alma P Burton
Jaine Roberts
USAC
E. W Roberts
Camp Lifiton
O H Grimmett
Lauritzen
W Smith Hoge
Dna Syme
University Basketeers
Paris Boy
Star Fieldling High
Hansen
Soda Springs
Bancroft
St. Anthony
Laketown
Downey
Lava
Georgetown
Preston
Weston
Wallace Stucks
Walter Bird
M. H. Collings
Nadine
Maurice Rogers
Ogden
Jack Rogers
Mr. and
Mrs
Cele
Ross Budge
N. Y
Mr. Hornung
Mr. Horning
County
L. D. S. Church Column
Charles Ward
Roy Jewitt
Noonan
Jim Groles
Will Stucki
W. B Hoge
A. W Shepherd
Wm. Stell and Son
Stella
Gon Steven
Fred Klinks
Susan
Loulga Grimmett
Blake Jensen
Scenic Idaho Magazine
North
Windaho
State Agricultural College
Usda Cooperating
Jeanetis Childers
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