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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1965

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Idaho Budget Request From LBJ Totals 168 Million

President Lyndon Johnson's proposed federal budget for Idaho totals 168 908 000 with line items including 96 200 000 for AEC 58 377 000 for Agriculture 12 394 000 for Corps of Engineers and 2 737 000 for Bureau of Reclamation Rep George V Hansen reports a Bear River Project general investigation is requested with 107 000 slated for that study.

Lyndon Johnso Poetess Idaho George V. Hansen 2Nd

PELIER PTA PANEL DISCUSSES SCHOOLS

A Montpelier High and Junior High PTA panel of 5 students and 5 adults discussed future options for Bear Lake County schools. About 80 attended including Emerson Fielding area residents. The panel featured PTA President Eulalie Langford Supt Nelson School Board members and principals with four plans reviewed by moderator Dean Larsen.

Montpelier High PTA Bear Lake County Emerson Fielding Eulalie Langford Supt. of Schools Nelson

Great Yellowstone Savings and Loan Holds Stockholders Meeting

The Great Yellowstone Savings and Loan Ass'n of Montpelier held its annual stockholders meeting January 23. Frank Hirschi outlined strong growth and explained funds support Tri-State area development. A new board was elected and a proposed merger with Idaho Investment Corp. Twin Falls was rejected.

Great Yellowstone Savings and Loan Ass’n Montpelier Frank Hirschi Yellowstone Savings and Loan Ass’n Tri-State Direct Lane Ester Skinner James Olsen Arlen Pugmire Leonard Kingsfor Soda Springs Reed

Collisions from Weather Horse Killed on Highway 89

Last Thursday at 6 30 a horse was struck and killed two miles west of Montpelier causing five cars to crash. L T Johnson a 52 year old Ogden Utah contractor driving a 1957 Lincoln westbound hit the horse in dense fog and darkness. His wife and Mr and Mrs Roy Shutte were passengers. eastbound traffic halted as the road remained blocked.

Struc Montpelier L. T. Johnson Ogden Utah Hiway Johnson Roy Shutte

Montpelier Events Ahead and a Highway Accident

In Montpelier the Offing lists an array of events including a Green and Gold Ball at the Stake Center and a Cotton Dress Workshop at City Hall. A piano concert at FHS, a fabric school session, and a D U P meeting are noted along with local notices. A two-vehicle accident near the highway involves Leland Tufts and Lei Hatch as well as a later collision with a dead horse.

Montpelier MIA Green Stake Center Mon City Coun Montpelen City Hall Ida Hartman FHS St. Charles Recreation Hall Paris Urs D.U.P Rose Humdue Rogers Transportatoe

Bloodmobile to Visit Montpelier February 3

The first of two 1965 blood drawings will be held next Wednesday at A. J. Winters School in Montpelier from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. The county quota is 150 pints, with end goals to meet and surpass it. Blood is typed at the Boise Regional Center and distributed to hospitals with derivatives stored for longer use. Major donor requirements include ages 21 to 60, infection-free status, and willingness to donate.

A. J. Winters Montpelier Red Cross Boise Boise Center

Hugh Rich Buried Friday in Paris Ward Chapel

Funeral services for Walter Hugh Rich were held at the Paris Ward Chapel with a Relief Society room prayer by Grant Bateman and music from Leonora Stucki and a quartet. Obituary remarks by Bp. Wm. J. Rich followed by musical selections and speakers. The grave was dedicated by Byron Christensen with pallbearers Chauncey Mattson Roy Sleight Don Stucki Jesse Scheidegger Eugene Stucki and Smith Gertschi.

Paris Wards Chapel Walter Hugh Rich Relief Society Grant Bateman Leonora Stucki Jurlene Rich John Spencer Rollo 'Nye Jane Matthews Otis Bateman Wm. J. Rich Vale Christensen Phoebe Christensen Sharp Matthews E. W. Stucki Benediction Wayne Nye Byron Christensen Chauncey Mattson Roy Sleight Don Stucki Jesse

Adoption and budget hearing notices listed for Rich County

Legal publications in this issue include an adoption notice and crew applications for Cook, plus a Rich County School District notice of budget hearing. These items present official actions, dates, and authorities for public record.

Cook, Rich County

Also Mentioned on This Page

LBJ Pelier Pta Dean Larsen Bear Lake Cisco Severy Epie Great Yellowstone Spencer Pub Leland Tufts I A. Hatch Bancroft Tufts Auto Hugh Rich Legal Publications
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