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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1968

Page

1

Towns Second Oldest Mant Dies Funeral Conducted Monday

George Elmer Wilcox 91, Paris native and former Paris City Marshal, died June 27 in Salt Lake City. Born October 20, 1876, he lived in Paris most of his life and worked in Bear Lake regions. Funeral services were held Monday at the Paris LDS Wards Chapel with interment in Paris City Cemetery.

George Elmer Wilcox Paris Dean Ealt Lake City Mr.Wilcox Miner Julia Amn Lired Wilcox Bonn Mr. Wilcox Bear Lake Cokéville Kemmerer Wyo Poe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Nampa Dingle Wilcox Wards John Spencer Dean Wilcox Larry Wilcox Bob Wilcox Norman Wade Edward H Bob D Elmer Ted Mainsworth Paris City Cemetery

Fireworks banned as Utah forests face high fire danger

Regional Forester Floyd Iverson warns visitors to avoid any fire risk during the 4th of July weekend as fireworks are prohibited on National Forests. Fire conditions rise especially in southern Utah with recent fires including a 160 acre man made blaze near Monticello. Iverson credits public cooperation for keeping fires low this year and urges continued caution and preventive measures.

Floyd Iverson Utah Forest Service Monticello Paris National Forests National fForest Teers Iverson

Lions Elect International President at Dallas Convention

The Lions Club, the world’s largest service organization, meets in Dallas to elect the International President and discuss its 867,000 members in 1s countries and geographic areas, emphasizing conservation, youth programs, and community service projects.

Association Dallas Texas Organizations International Bh Aa Sain Conservation Activites

Two Injured In Crash Near Noonan

James Mattson of St. Charles and Harry Gay of Fish Haven were taken to Bear Lake Memorial Hospital after a two car collision 13 miles north of Georgetown on Noonan Road at 1 30 p m on a narrow curve. Harris of Grace drove a 4 wheel drive pickup. Road width was 13 feet. Mattson suffered a broken ankle and cuts. Harris was uninjured.

James Mattson St. Charles Harry Gay Fish Haven Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Georgetown Noonan Mattson Gay Guy Harris Grace Sheriff’s Office Harris

Police survey coordinates emergency and riot control resources

Representatives from six counties meet in Pocatello to survey manpower and equipment for emergency and riot control. Bear Lake County reports ten men and its Jeep Patrol with 28 grenade launchers, helmets, batons, and uniforms.

Nergé Oe Pune Tello Idaho Siate Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Oneida Power Hach Bear Lake County Mac” Monsen Montpelier Sid Tuescher Raymond Williams Blo Pocatello Jeap Rew Cake County

Weatherman Fails to Dampen Bear Lake Ranch Horse Show

Saturday afternoon Bear Lake Rangers horse show faced rain snow and wind as spectators and participants endured poor weather. Winners included Sweed Hanson of Logan Utah who took the Don Hunter Memorial Trophy for cutting ahead of Bob Clark and Bonnie Thompson.

Bear Lake Rangers Earth Larsen Jerry Bunn Grant ‘Passéy Tab Compinion Dewitt Palmer Jackie Lynn Y Roce ‘Hansen Sure Sen Cab Yaate Don Hunter Memorial Sweed Hanson Logan Utah Bob Clark Bonnie Thompson

Conceptité Plan for Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Refuge manager Fussell Hoffman outlines a Conceptité Plan distributed to state and local offices. The plan details future developments, wildlife statistics, historical background, and a progress map with cost estimates. It notes the area’s natural waterfowl habitat supports nesting and brooding, lies on the Pacific Flyway, and includes species such as Canada goose redhead canvasback mallards teals gadwalls and pintail.

Grays Lake ‘National ‘Wildlife Réfuge Fussell R. Hoffman Grays Lake’ Refuge Showat Grays Lake Great Basin

Langford to spend summer in Manchester England

Robert Langford son of Mr and Mrs Langford spends the summer in Manchester England where he works in Kraft Foods chemical laboratory. A University of Utah chemical engineering sophomore he plans to return in September. He departed Kennedy Airport New York June 11 with U of U students and will travel back August 27. He graduated from Montpelier High School.

Robert Langford Diane’ Langford Ssmmer Manchester England Kraft Foods Bob University of Utah Kennedy International Airport New York City U of U U. S

Bear Lakes Wildlife Refuge planning funding and access

A conceptual plan for Bear Lakes Wildlife Refuge is under compilation as development advances. The refuge’s hunting access depends on allocated funds and the completion of road networks within the rights of way.

Bear Latkes Wildlife Refuge

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