Bear Lake North Beach State Park Bill Passed by Legislature
The State Park Bill passed the House 54 0 and moved through the Senate with Rep Frank Schi and Sen Whitney Transtrum presenting. It authorizes the State Board of Land Commissioners to enter an agreement with Bear Lake County to develop land from Utah Power and Light for recreation and to set rules for park use. Support came from Rep Mark Hart and Rep Robert Hubbard, with maps slides and 25 letters of endorsement presented by Hirschi and the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Frankschi
Senate
Bear Lakes
Whitney Transtrum
State Board of Land Commissioners
Bear Take County
Utah Power and Light Company
Mark Hart
Franklin County
Robert Hubard
Caribou County
Senate Resources and Recreational Committee
Hirschi
Pntces and
Conservation’ Committee
Mark Pugmire
Fay Walling
Preston Thomas
Jerome Taylor
J. D. McClellan
Bear Lake County
Pharmacists Aid in Polio Campaign Across East Idaho
A registry of 40 K O Polio clinics in 16 east Idaho counties assigns a pharmacist to each clinic to dispense Sabin oral vaccine. Volunteers from drug stores and hospitals will handle the vaccine from freezer lockers. Infants receive two drops on sugar cubes and a minimum of 25 volunteers staff each site alongside scouts and other helpers. Clinics operate February to April in public buildings, often schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Sabin
Cliff Barnett
Boise
Idaho Pharmaceutical Association
Barnett
Annual First Ward Relief Society Party Set for January 25
The Annual First Ward Relief Society Party will be held January 25 in the church recreation hall. A supper will be served at 7 30 to all married ward members. Everyone is invited to the program and dancing after supper. Special invitation extended to Second Ward members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward Relief Society
Church Recreation Hall
Second Ward
Senator Jordan Seeks Bear River Basin Bill Details
United States Senator Len Jordan writes Mark Pugmire about S 227 and Bear eda Nwarrows. He notes the Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee will seek a Bureau of Reclamation report and hold hearings if favorable. He requests full factual information and feasibility reports from the Bureau and Bear River Compact Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugmire
Beareda Nwarrows
Moss
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of Interior
Bear River Compact Commission
Gen B. Jordan
United States
Idaho reports 1176 fish and game violators in 1962
Idaho Fish and Game Department records 1176 arrests in 1962 for violations across fishing, big game, upland birds, waterfowl, licenses, trapping. December alone saw 128 arrests. $3734 in penalties, with half staying in counties of conviction. Hawley Hill notes prevention remains the goal despite ongoing enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Hawley Hill
Idaho Heart Fund Drive Sets $92,000 Goal
The February 1963 drive aims for a $92,000 target to continue the fight against heart disease, described as Idaho’s top health menace, with at least 7 Idahoans dying daily from heart-related causes. Dr. G A Robins, campaign chair, notes only 4 of 10 approved heart research projects received funding last year. A report also mentions a Laketown trip by Mr and Mrs Raymond Webb to visit Mr and Mrs L D Yamborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A. Robins
Idaho Heart Association
Idaho
American Heart Association
Robins
PTA Program in Honor of Amos B Hulme
Emerson PTA held January 17 in honor of the retirement of Amos B Hulme. President Delores Smith presided with Invocation by Peterson. Students performed class numbers and pieces by A G Wood and George Lyons. Grant Rich paid tribute, Hulme spoke, and Leon Howell spoke. Board members Glen Ward Mariner Jensen James W Owsley R K Barcus and Supt Willis Nelson attended. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Pta
Amos B. Hulme
Delores Smith
Peterson
Emerson
A. G.wood
George Lyons
Grant Rich
Hulme
Leon Howell
Smith
Glen Ward
Mariner Jensen
James W. Owsley
R. K. Barcus
Willis Nelson
Bear Lake County Faces 48.56 Total Tax Levy For 1962 63
State release shows Bear Lake County general levy of 8.841 mills with 1 mill for teachers retirement and no emergency fund. Districts average 34.20 mills for school purposes and 48.56 total including county. The report notes 148 districts higher and 54 lower, while residents Clifford and Lorraine Payne figures appear in the funeral notice for Mrs Lorraine McKee in Montpelier.
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State Department of Education
Boards of County Commissioners
General County
Bear Lake County
Jerry
Clifford Payne
Logan
John Payne
Lorraine McKee
Montpelier
Blood Drive Slated by Red Cross in Montpelier January 30
Residents of Bear Lake County urged to support a Red Cross blood drawing at A J Winters School in Montpelier on January 30 from 2 PM to 6 PM. Lions Club of Paris backs the drive as organizers list contacts across nearby towns for donations and questions.
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Bear Lake County
A. J. Winters
Montpelier
Red Cross
R. B. Lindsay
J. D. McClelland
West Side
Fish Haven
Alfred Jensen
Ovid
Marvin Hymas
Liberty
Arvilla Peterson
Bugette Stucki
Paris
la- Mar Eborn
Ray Bateman
Bloomington
Arlan Pugmire
St. Charles
Paul Earl
Laketown
Bart Satterthwaite
Garden City
Lions Club of
DUP Will Meet January 31 at Mrs Lavern Lewis Home
The DUP of Camp Elizabeth Pasey will hold their January 31 meeting at the home of Deventer Laveler. Leaders urge attendance for the local party gathering.
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DUP
Lavern Lewis
Elizabeth Passey
Deventer Lavelers
Bear River Compact Committee Minutes Report January 1983
Meeting held January 18 1983 at 2 pm at Monthester City Student Hall. Present Jaussi Melvin Launidsen Lloyd Bunn Hyrum G Johnson chaired by Roland Jaussi. They discussed Utah Senator Frank Moss Oneida Dam bill and proposed contacting Senator Church and Idaho Senate to memorialize opposition. They urged withdrawing from conservancy district honoring existing water rights setting a lake level 80 000 to 40 000 acre feet reserve for Oneida Dam water and granting final authority to the Compact Commission in disputes with the Federal government. Secretary to obtain copies of Moss bill and circulate a news release urging groups to write state and county senators.
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Monthester
Cit Sdent Hall
Jaussi
Melvin Launidsen
Lloyd Bunn
Hyrum G. Johnson
Roland Jaussi
Utah
Frank Moss
U. S
Oneida
Church
Idaho
Senate
Oneida Dam
Bear Lake County
Bear_River
Compact Commission
U S. Congress
Common sense cautions on dividends and payments
Reading tips warn investors to weigh dividends carefully and avoid overreliance on high yields. Analysts note steady payout practices support stability, while market conditions can affect future distributions and stock prices.
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admits Multiple Patients in January
Hospital admissions list for Bear Lake Memorial details patients from Ovid Cokeville Montpelier Georgetown and Garden City admitted from January 14 to January 20 with medical major and minor surgery cases. Birth announcements note a girl to Larry Alleman of Bern on January 15 and a boy to Sherwood Booth of Montpelier on January 19.
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Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Harlan P. Eborn
Ovid
A.E. Robinson
Cokeville
Gregory
George Knutts
Montpelier
Stella Williams
George Peterson
James Smith
Georgetown
Gregg Davis
Don C. Haddock
Judy Murdock
Whent
Archie Parker
Lanark
Hans Larsen
William—Kozas
Delane
David Malcolm
Garden City
Melvin J. Clark
Reed Peterson
Laurel Hayes
Renee
Kenneth Price
J. H. Schmid
Larry Alleman
Bern
Sherwood Booth
Unified Education Council goals and measures proposed
The three state groups the Idaho School Trustees Association the Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers and the Idaho Education Association approved 1962 objectives. Key points include 50 percent state support for public schools 60 percent bond approval thresholds and a plan for funding reform and improved retirement provisions. Rep Frank Hirschi visited Montpelier during the weekend with his family.
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UEC
Idaho School Trustees Association
Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers
Idaho Education Association
Anp
Senator Church reports fallout shelter survey for Idaho
Senator Frank Church says the National Fallout Shelter Survey identifies 98,502 shelter spaces in Idaho. He notes these spaces offer 40 to 1000 times more protection than unsheltered persons and that the survey is about 90.5 percent complete. He will co sponsor a bill with Senator Hugh Scott to create a Peace Corps Medal.
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Frank Church
Idaho
Sade
Church
Hugh Scott
R-Penn
Idaho cattle dealer ordered to stop violating act
Floyd Jenkins of Idaho Falls was ordered by the USDA to stop violating the Packers and Stockyards Act. The agency cited unpaid livestock totals of 21,676.01 and insufficient funds checks totaling 12,085.34 for purchases. Jenkins consented to the order after acknowledging USDA jurisdiction and waiving a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Jenkins
Idaho Falls
United States Department of Agriculture
Packers and Stockyards Act
Usda Jundlal
Thomas J. Flavin
Packers and Stockyards Division
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Packers and Stockyards
Jenkins
P&s
Packers
Washington
D. C
Boy Scouts to Hold District Court of Honor
Too-Wi-Da District, Boy Scouts of America, will hold a district wide Court of Honor on Wednesday night February 6 at 7 30 p m in the Montpelier Ist ward L D S chapel. All troops and explorer posts, all Scouts, Scouters and friends are invited. Boys earning First Class, Star and Life ranks in the past year will be honored. Special guest speaker invited and a special program arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Too-Wi-Da
Boy Scouts of America
Montpelier Ist Ward L.ds
Friends of Scouting
Utah committee formed to advertise area tourism
Home demonstration agent Helen Wamsley helped organize a committee for the tourist and publicity council. Moan Pul ley was named chairman with Jon Pugmire Kaa Cook Darlene Booth and Ruth Hansen as members. The group will contact interested parties and begin advertising the valley. Mr and Mrs Van Nelson visited the Bear Lake east side to meet Doug Haws and others selling lunch to Cisco fishermen. Charles Law and family travel to California after Mrs Law's brother's death.
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Helen Wamsley
Moan Pulley
Jon Pugmire
Kaa Cook
Darlene Booth
Ruth Hansen
van Nelson
Bear Lake
Doug Haws
Randolph Lions Club
Cisco
Charles Law
California
Laws Brother
Hansen Family Relocates to Soda Springs
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hansen and son Kirk move to Soda Springs where he assumes the Standard Oil California distributorship and runs the service station. They reside at Trail Motel while seeking a home. Kirk enrolls in junior high. Cheryl remains at Bear Lake Memorial in Montpelier. Craig attends BYU Provo. The family left Paris after 25 years and previous sawmill fire on February 8, 1962.
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Lloyd Hansen
Kirk
Soda Springs
Lloyd
Standard Oil Company of California
Standard
Hansen
Hansens
Trail Motel
Soda
Cheryl Hansen R. N
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Montpelier
Paris
Craig
BYU
Provo
Lions Club
Thier
Legislative week in Idaho legislature faces changes
Senator Dee notes committees at work after the second week and freshmen delivering maiden speeches. Reapportionment debates shape lines between urban voice and area representation, with education code work and party convention mechanics under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Dee
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Beach
Pharmacists
Polio Campaign
Len Jordan
Raymond Webb
L. D. Yamborn
Bear R. Compact Committee
Unified Education Council
Frank Hirschi
BOY Scouts
Lloyd Hansens
Legislative Committee
Recodification Commission
Education Committee
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