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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1969

Page

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Montpelier Creek Diverted For Dam Construction Work

Montpelier Creek is diverted through the outlet conduit of the dam to allow Rogers Construction Co. to finish cut-off excavation and fill above the pipe. Backfilling proceeds at about 60 cubic yards daily with completion targeted in 35 days. Dam and reservoir operations for flood control and irrigation are planned to begin this fall.

Montpelier Montpelier Creek Eldon Cook Rogers Construction Co

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Names New Officers

Legion Auxiliary Unit 84 met at LaPriel Athay home Monday evening. Miss Linda Parker shared details of her Girls State experience. New officers installed were Vera Dunford president Jeannine Parker vice president Lillian Beck secretary Lauriel Athay chaplain and Fern Reese sergeant at arms. Refreshments followed.

Unit 84 American Legion Auxiliary LaPriel Athay Linda Parker Girls State Vera Dunford Jeannine Parker Lillian Beck Lauriel Athay Fern Reese

Blood drive falls short of Montpelier quota

Narfety two pints of blood were donated at the semi annual Red Cross blood drawing held at A. J. Winters School in Montpelier last Thursday. The area quota was 150 pints and only 10 donors from west side communities participated. The county total for the year lagged behind the 800 pint goal by 11 pints. A three gallon pin was given to Ed Chadwell of Idaho State Police and gallons awarded to Nel Dean Williamson Carolyn Larsen and Keith Martindale.

Red Cross A. J. Winters Montpelier West Side Ed Chadwell Idaho State Police Nel Dean Williamson Carolyn Larsen Keith Martindale Red Cros Blood Program Marian Nield Ada Stucki Jay-C-Ettes Montpelier Mother’s Club

Eagle Scout Lavoy D Shepherd earns highest rank

Lavoy D Shepherd son of Sgt and Mrs Lavoy D Shepherd earned the Eagle Scout rank at a June 10 court of honor after earning 25 merit badges. The Shepherd family, then stationed on Okinawa, plans to travel to Mesa Arizona to visit relatives and arrive in Paris around July 15 for time with kin before Sgt Shepherd’s next duty station in Rome New York following four years on Okinawa.

Lavoy D. Shepherd Sgt. Shepherd Rome N.Y Okinawa

Named to head Mormon Pioneer Trail Foundation

Wallentine C Booth Wallentine former Paris resident named president of the Mormon Pioneer Trail Foundation at Nauvoo Illinois annual meeting. He is Des Moines Iowa based director of radio and TV for the Iowa Farm Bureau and son of Van Ness Wallentine. The group aims to research develop and preserve the Mormon trek history and may seek national monument status. Bear Lake residents are invited to share local records with Wallentine at 521 Gist St West Des Moines Iowa 50265.

C. Booth Wallentine Paris Mormon Pioneer Trail Foundation Nauvoo Ill van Ness Wallentine Logan Utah Wallentine Des Moines Iowa Iowa Farm Bureau Raeda McCammon Georgetown Pioneer Trail Foundation Mountain West Chambers of Commerce Vallentine Ilinois Nebraska Gist St West Des Moines

Accident Totals Two Vehicles

An auto crash on U S 89 west of Montpelier involved Jack Stock and Vyrin K Orr. No injuries reported. Stock cited for driving under the influence. Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Department investigated.

Jack Stock Montpelier Vyrin K. Orr Paris U.S. 89 Orr Bear Lake County

Vernon G Robinson Dies After Long Illness at Laketown

Vernon G. Robinson 68 died after a long illness at his Laketown home. Born November 26, 1900, he wed Berlin Garrett July 27, 1932 in the Logan LDS Temple. He taught school, led Swan Creek Electric, and served as LDS bishop and missioner to the British Isles. Survived by widow, son W Garrett, daughters Verna Ferguson and Georgia Prince, Jeannette, four grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral today at the Laketown Ward Chapel with burial in Laketown Cemetery. Trail, the Mormon Battalion.

Vernon G. Robinson Laketown George Henry Lucy Barker Robinson Berlin Garrett Logan LDS Temple University of Utah University of California Swan Creek Electric Co Robinson LDS Church British Isles W. Garrett Los Angeles Roger Verna) Ferguson Iowa City Iowa Donald Georgia) Prince Canoga Park Calif Jeannette Robinson Wilford Amos Ella Harringston Salt Lake City Hazel Martin Homewood Ill Grace Jasperson Goshen Lucille Robinson Washington, D. C LDS Ward Trail Mormon Battalion

Funeral Services Held for Craig Hansen Vietnam War Victim

Funeral services were held for Craig Hayes Hansen 24 of Soda Springs at the Soda Springs Stake Center. He died in action near the Cambodian border on June 20 while serving with U S forces. Hansen was a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints member and had served a mission in the northern states from 1963 to 1965. He graduated Fielding High School in 1962 and attended BYU before entering the armed forces. Survivors include his widow and parents, a brother on LDS mission in Los Angeles and a sister in Wayan.

Pfe Craig Hayes Hansen Viet Ee Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Paris Bear Lake Fielding High School Pet ‘Young University Pie Armed Service Craig National Honor Society BYU Boy Scouts of America Soda Springs Kirk L Los Angeles Calif Sid Cheryl) Thompson Wayan Soda Springs Stake Center

Ernest Payne Dies in Logan at 83

Ernest Payne 83 of Bloomington died June 25 in a Logan hospital of natural causes. Born September 18, 1885 in Bloomington, he was a farmer and retired Idaho State Dept. of Highways employee. Survived by wife Mildred and children James N. E., Aland S., Myrna Treese, Ruby Godfrey, 17 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren, and brothers Lott George town and Ascel. Funeral services were held at the Bloomington LDS Ward Chapel with interment in Bloomington Cemetery.

Ernest Payne Bloomington Logan Samuel Lydia Kelsey Payne Mildred Aland Salt Lake LDS Temple Payne Idaho State Dept. of Highways Jamesne Aland S Richard

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Conduit Legion Auxiliary Meets ANG II West Side Dipping Association Ovid Dipping Ass’n Farrell Nielson Dale Austin La-Thair Peterson Dave Parker Darwin Vallentine Boyd Woolstenhulme Post Photo Congress V. G. Robinson
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