Spartans Roll To Sixth Straight Victory
The Spartans won their sixth straight by defeating Georgetown 60 21 last Friday. The Junior Varsity dropped 17 points as the main squad dominated. Saturday’s win over Grace Bull y 84 32 featured Fielding guiding five starters while the visitors played multiple players.
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Spartans
Georgetown
Theans
Grace
Skousen
Vsitors
Athay Lekiegg
Hymas Parker
Parker Beck
Mattson Eoteres
Alfred Williams
Smith
Recess Hayes Oy
Cox Hayes
Fielding
Kristiansen
Hollingsworth
Williams Lope Pum Panter
Pa Lloyd
Wenson
Esesa
Parker
Lelding
PTA Meeting Set Ahead and Local Farewell
Montpelier Fielding Emerson PTA shifted its regular meeting to Monday due to scheduling. Frank W. Hitachi left Tuesday for Denver Colorado to join a five member Udging team from USAC at the Junior Livestock Show in Denver January 18 and 14. Mr and Mrs Darwin Haddock Mr and Mrs Max Haddock of Montpelier and Bryan Haddock of Bloom were in Salt Lake City Sunday to attend services for Elizabeth Haddock Gallyer.
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Montpelier
Emerson Pta
Frank W. Hitachi
Nver
Colo
Denver
Darwin Haddock
Max Haddock
Montpelatnd
Bryan Haddock
Bloom- At
Salt Lake
Eiizabeth Haddock Gallyer
Bloomington Gold and Green Ball on January 13
The Bloomington Gold and Green Ball will be held Friday night January 13 in the ward amusement hall. Music will be furnished by the Farrell Spencer orchestra. The public is extended a cordial invitation.
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Bloomington
Ward Amusement Hall
Farrell Spencer
Fish Haven Gold and Green Ball Draws Big Crowd
A large crowd attended the Fish Haven Ward MIA Gold and Green Ball held Friday night. The event featured dancing at 8:30, a grand entrance of Queen Colleen Stock with attendants, a Star dance by Primary Grade girls, and dances by MHA members. Queen Colleen wore pink satin, and organizers Mr. and Mrs. Glen J. Stock earned praise for the program and floor show.
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Fish Haven Gold& Green Ball
Fish Haven Ward
Farrell Spencer
Colleen Stock
Lou Ann Loveland
Narda Loveland
Iris Smith
Linda Shirley
Eldon Kearl
Prince Charming
Richard Pope
Claudia Stock
Steven Pope
Dean Smith
Yimmia
Bonnie Shirley
Diane Findlay
Dorothy Howell
Annette Erickson
Malba Pugmire
Patsy Roberts
Mary Ann Stock
Lola Smith
MHA
Bob Brown
Liberty
Colleen
Glen J. Stock
Fish Haven Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Visits
Carol Beck of Paris spent a weekend with Colleen Stock. Ward Deacons under Glen Stock hosted a Monday night show Ma and Pa Kettle then gathered at Larry Loveland's home for hot chili. Numerous residents from nearby towns visited hosts and attended gatherings.
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Carol Beck
Paris
Colleen Stock
Fish Haven Ward
Glen Stock
Larry Loveland
Hospital board members reappointed in county meeting
County Commissioners in January reappointed three retiring board members for new terms. Reappointed for three years are Wm. B. Gaskins Harley Cochran and Morris B. Athay. Other members include L. Burdette Pug mire Louis Munk and Chria Carlsen for two year terms with one year to serve. HH. W. Allinger A. W. Shepherd and J. Rodney Ream to three year terms with two years to serve.
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Wm. B. Gaskins
Harley Cochran
Morris B. Athay
L. Burdette Pugmire
Louis Munk
Chria
Carlsen
HH. W. Allinger
A. W. Shepherd
J. Rodney Ream
Conda Ward Reorganizes Bishops and Leaders
The Conda ward reorganized its leadership after moving to a new chapel. The old Bishopric was released including Bishop Charles Gilea and counselors Dewey Skinner and Milford Passey. New leaders include Bishop Perry Warner, 1st counselor Jay Cragan, 2nd counselor Ellis Skinner, ward clerk William Barger, and assistant ward clerk Richard Finlayson.
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CONDA
Charles Gilea
Dewey Skinner
Milford Passey
Earl Sorenson
Perry Warner
Jay Cragan
Ellis Skinner
William Barger
Richard Finlayson
Theodore Skinner
Loren Skinner
Wallace Johnson
Local and Personal Notices Highlights
Mrs Louisa Grimmett is improving after illness. Marwin Haddock visited in Pocatello. Mr and Mrs Andrew Stanfuss stayed with children in Logan Ogden and Millville. Eliza Stucki moves to Logan to live with W W Richards. Lee Alleman family hosted by Ivan Beck. Mrs W Smith Hoge in Pocatello for eye consult. Forris Athay drove to Salt Lake with Mary Stucki. Diane Rich dined with H K Matthews. Arch Shepherds take two week vacation to California and Nevada. Mike Lowe ill with pneumonia. Ferrin Hess family visited Bird and Athay homes. Doctrine and Covenants Study group met at S B Lowe’s. Ray Law and James Smedley moved to Carlin Nevada for ice plant work.
Parley P Holton Named AP&L Personnel Director
UP&L announces Parley P Holton a 20 year employee as the new personnel director succeeding L W A Cap Nims who retired to Hawaii. Holton began as surveyor in Preston 1929 later served Rexburg division superintendent before moving to Salt Lake City in 1946. He is a Brigham City native and former Box Elder High student body officer and athlete who attended Utah State Agricultural College for three years. He and his wife have two children and live at 1508 South 21st East Salt Lake City.
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Parley P
Pat) Holton
Utah Power & Light Company
Wendesday
Adam S. Bennion
Holton
L. W. A Cap
Preston
Rexburg
Salt Lake City
Brigham City
Utah
Bee
Utah State Agriultural College
Sigma Chi
USAID
US Biological Survey
Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Sherman
Patricia
South 21St East
Story Hour Aids Preschoolers Hosted By Mrs Lauritzen
Mrs William Lauritzen hosts a Wednesday Story Hour for four and five year olds with no charge and invites contact for any child in that age group. Mrs Ruby Lewis held a club meeting last Wednesday evening with several members attending and guests from Dallasay and others.
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William Lauritzen
Ruby Lewis
Mesdames Alvina Shepherd
Verona Stevens
Leora Taylor
Edna Bolton
Ida Ringel
Naomi Grandy
Lucille Rogergn
Annie Price
Rabbit Drive Dance To End Ward Contest Jan 20
St Charles Ward stages a Rabbit Drive contest and dance on January 20 at the amusement hall. Two teams led by captains Don Law and Lloyd Bowman compete, with the losing side paying winning team tickets and their own. Proceeds go to ward benefits. Montpelier orchestra provides music. tickets 75 cents for men, ladies free.
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St. Charles Ward
Don Law
Lloyd Bowman
Laurel ‘Pigmire
Arlin Pigmire
Cleneth Arnéll
Roy Hirschi
Montpelier Orchestra
Nye House Warming With Gifts Marks New Home
About 40 friends of Mr and Mrs Vivian Nye attended a Thursday evening house warming at their new home. Games were played and four programs enjoyed. the Nyes received a floor lamp and three pictures for their home. The Emerson School basketball team lost to Montpelier Junior High 41 to 22, with Gary Price leading Emerson with 16 points. Montpelier enjoyed a height advantage over Emerson.
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Vivian Nye
Mrs. Nye
Emerson
Montpelier Junior High
Gary Price
Montpelier
Emerson Cagaters
Local residents visit, travel, and social events noted
Miss Diane Rich left Sunday to resume studies at Ricks College. Jay Price and USAC students visited home folks. Various residents moved, hosted, or attended gatherings at homes and clubs in Montpelier, Pocatello, Layton, and Laketown, with intimate mentions of dinner, bridge games, and church events.
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Diane Rich
Ricks College
Church Proceedings and Holiday Travel Report
In Athos and nearby wards services open with prayers and songs led by Florence Wills, Verne Orvin, and Amos Hulme. Congregation members including Joe Weston and James Olsen participate. closing remarks by Eldon Lewin. Also notes Mr and Mrs Walter Bird returned from Portland Oregon after holidays with the Tunks family.
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Athos” B. Una
Florence
Wills
Trey-O
Clayton, Robinson
Verne Orvin
Vernetta Weston
Alston Cheney
Florence “Wills
Enja “Co. Willis
Arl Satterthwaite
Walter Bird
Portland
Oregon
Homer Tunks
Community Visitation Notes From Liberty Area
Local society notes record visitors and travels of Liberty residents with many Montpelier and Missoula ties. Alma Poulsen and companions vacationed in Arizona and California while Doyle Matthews returned to Dogan after holidays. Sacrament speakers Lynn Austin and Robert Brown are returning missionaries.
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Mrs. Doyle Matthews
Dogan
Sacrament
Lynn Austin
Robert Brown
Valley Cutter Races Kick Off With 250 Enthusiasts
In a Georgetown valley spring event 250 fans attended the opener of a series of cutter races. Winners included Dean Pugmire Perkins Stycki and Weldon Paterson with a slate of local riders named. The Bear Lake Cutter Association formed by Paris Montpelier and Georgetown clubs aims to fund prize money from gate receipts as publicity grows. Next race slated for Georgetown Saturday at 1 30 p m with winners from the first race pitted against losers.
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St Charles
St.Charles
Georgetown
Bear Lake Cutter Association
Paris
Montpelier
Evidence of Dependency Must be Filed With VA
Veterans in training who gain dependents must file dependency evidence with the VA at once to qualify for additional allowances. Rates vary by status with dependents. one dependent may raise subsistence from 75 to 106 dollars, full-time students at 120, and on the job training 65 to 90. Acceptable proofs include marriage or birth/baptism records, adoption court records, and affidavits sworn before a notary for dependent parents. A GI loan repayment for non real estate business is due within 10 years, while real estate loans may run up to 25 years.
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Veterans Administration
Paris 1st Ward Calendar Dates Listed at High School
Calendar notes from Paris 1st Ward show events at Meldin g High School with multiple open dates and a Gold and Green Ball. The list includes January 13 February dates March and April events and a May series with several open slots.
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Paris
Ovdan Blelding High School
Sohbhotisadvaces
Soeeee
Laks Aiverk Yelding High
Onedeos Stake
MLA Redsciribes Seminary
Ae Stake
DEA
Telding
Peecerorsacaduag
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Marie Cole
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Gene
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Merlin Parker
Harold Vallentine
Charles Law
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Orlean Innes
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Ethel Jensen
Bertha Hoge
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Taft P. Budge
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Lola Athay
Amos Hulme
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Redeemer of
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God Be With You
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W. W. Brown
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Ray Lewis
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Ivan Hymas
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Mission
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Larry Poulsen
David King
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Marion Lyon
Lou Jean Morgan
Dana Wood
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Edna Shepherd of
Our Sacrament
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Gir
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J. W. McDonald
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Qirs
Chas, Derricott
Hugh Morgan
Arvil Jensen
Gilbert Lloyd
Alton
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Don_Stycki
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Lorenzo Thornoci
Russell Irving
Keith Athrey
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Verdon Thornock
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