Round About the Town Travelers Gather for Memorial Weekend
A long list of visitors and weekend guests fills the town notes, with families from Ogden Salt Lake City Idaho Falls Pocatello American Falls Longview Diamondville and more converging on local homes in a busy period of social visits during Memorial weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Caldwell
Ogden
Grant Caldwell
Glen Caldwell
Salt Lake City
Lenn Caldwell
Caldwell
Weldon Grandy
Ruth Wilks
Emil Grandy
Hey
Smithfield
Wallace Grandy
Aveline Tueller
Soil Districts to Meet in Sun Valley
The National Association of Soil Conservation Districts holds its 8th annual Public Lands Summer meeting in Sun Valley June 7 to 11. Speakers include Reginald Do Nio U S Forest Service and Harold Hochmuth BLM agents with Idaho officials and association leaders welcoming visitors. The program reviews public land use across grazing watersheds recreation wildlife forestry and mining with policy viewpoints from government and users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Soil Comservation Districts
Public Lands
Sun Valley
Reginald M. Do Nio
Division of
Melba
Idaho Association of Soil, Conservation Districts
Mont A. Johnson
Wood River
Don G. Frederick
Gooding County
Tossley Open House Draws Large Utah Crowd
Around 200 people attended Eva Crossley’s open house at St Charles Hall in Provo Utah to celebrate her 80th birthday. The event honored her late move from St Charles near Charles, with thanks extended to friends and relatives.
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Eva Crossley
Provo
Utah
St. Charles
Iit
Charles Hall
Charles
Post Editor Thanks All For Cooperation
On May 31 after this paper goes to press the current editor of The Paris Post will relinquish control of the paper and shop. He has published since April 1 1980 and praises the cooperation of correspondents advertisers and valley residents while noting no enemies were made.
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Paris Post
Post
Bear Lake County
Bear Lake Valley
Brent
Two Men Sentenced in Federal Court
Carlyla Bassett formerly of Sharon now in Pocatello was sentenced to three years in the Federal penitentiary at Florence Arizona for fraudulently increasing a check. Leonard Hawking, charged with transporting a stolen vehicle, was sentenced to 25 years in the federal penitentiary after allegedly taking a pickup from the Garth Carlsen Phillips 66 station in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyla Bassett
Sharon
Pocatello
Federal
Florence
Arizona
Bassett
Taylor
Leonard Hawking
Hawking
Garth ‘Carlsen
Paris
Carleen
Local Boy Hurt In Car Crash
Michael Pugmire son of Mr and Mrs Mark Pugmire of Paris was seriously injured Saturday night when a 1958 Ford pickup parked on a driveway was pushed onto the highway to be towed back to Paris. Max Perkins and Dorothy Howell collided with the Pugmire vehicle causing both cars to crash into a ditch. Michael suffered a broken leg and other injuries and was taken to Bear Lake hospital in Montpelier. Deputy Sheriff Bernard Wilks investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Pugmire
Mark Pugmire
Paris
Michael
Brent Lewis
Carl Taylor
Bear Lake Hot Springs
St. Charles
Arlo Rasmussen
Hot Springs
Max Perkins
Fish Haven
Dorothy Howell
Pugmire
Puggmire
Perkins
Howell
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Bernard Wilks
Early Lake Season Produces Big Ones
Idaho records may be toppled by two catches this year a 51 pound plus mackinaw from Priest lake caught May 3 by Ken Hunter and a 42 pound 47 inch chinook from the Salmon river near Whitebird caught April 27 by Dick Ruark. All time Idaho records list a 51 pound Priest lake mackinaw and a 40 pound chinook dressed. Other world records include a 37 pound Kamloops rainbow from Pend Oreille lake and a 32 pound Dolly Varden from the same water.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
North Igibo
Priest Lake
Ken Hunter
Lewiston
Dick Ruark
Salmon River
Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Kamloops
Pend Oreille Lake
The Mower and Grower Gardening Personalities
The Mower values conventional gardening with sun and outdoor life, seeking simple, fuss free care. The Grower treats gardening as a solitary challenge, embracing nature and seeds to craft flowers, a Greenshum’er focused on personal success.
Cadet Larry Budge Graduates From West Point
Cadet Larry D. Budge, 21, son of Army Colonel Vernon M. Budge, will graduate June 7 from the U. S. Military Academy at West Point. He will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Infantry and receive a Bachelor of Science degree. Budge, a Rhodes Scholar-elect, had roles in hop and social committee, debate council, weight lifting, pistol and skeet clubs, and was a leader during his senior year at Hampton High School. His father serves with the Army in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry D. Budge
Vernon M. Budge
Paris
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Budge
Weat Point
Hampton, Va
Severn Preparatory School
Severna Park
Germany
Funeral Services for Woody Puckett Held
Funeral services for Woody J. Puckett were held at Matthews Mortuary. He was found face down in mud at the canal dike east of Paris, EB. Webb, a pathologist from Pocatello, reported death from cerebral hemorrhage. He is survived by his parents in Clarkston Washington and three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody J. Puckett
Matthews Mortuary
Woody
Canal Dike
Paris
EB. B. Webb
Pocatello
Mr. Puckett
Clarkston
Washington
FHS Music Teacher Receives Full Tuition Scholarship
Fielding High School music director Kit M. McBride has been awarded a full scholarship covering tuition board and room to a summer music school at Ricks College Rexburg Idaho. He will study under Dr. Irwin Hoffman of the Vancouver Symphony and reports June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit M. McBride
Fielding High School
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
McBride
Irwin Hoffman
Vancouver
Canada Symphony
Hoffman
Arturo Toscanni
Serge Konesenitsky
Ricks
State and County Pension Rolls At High Peak
A federal report notes 14.8 million people receive Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance benefits. In Idaho 53,898 receive monthly totaling 3,296,205 dollars. Bear Lake County has 537 beneficiaries. The 1960 beneficiary figure rises by 1.1 million with new eligibility rules. end-1960 benefits total 936 million monthly, up 91 million prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Ribicoff
Bear Lake County
New Marine Recruiter Assigned to Ogden Substation
Gunnery Sergeant Edward J. Barry has arrived in Ogden to head the Marine Corps Recruiting Substation with First Sergeant Neil T. Kinnear Jr. as NCOIC. He replaces Sergeant Joseph Wilson and will cover Brigham City Clearfield Hyrum Logan Roy Mulad City Montpelier and Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Barry
Ogden
Marine Corps
Neil T. Kinnear, Jr
Joseph Wilson
Salt Lake City
Barry
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
8.C
Brigham City
Clearfield
Hyrum Logan
Roy
Utah
Mulad City
Montpelier
Preston
Idaho
Cherry Point
N.C
el Toro
Calif
California Man Visits Bear Lake People
Herbert Pember of Oakland visited the Charles Law, Charles Innes, and Clem Humphreys homes in Bear Lake Tuesday and Wednesday. The group, who worked at Conda together, had not seen Pember in 35 years and reminisced during an evening at the Charles Law home. He stayed overnight with the Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pember
Oakland
California
Charles Law
Charles Innes
Clem Humphreys
Conda
Mr. Pember
Pember
Laws
Bear Lake Rangers Rally for July 3 4 Preparations
A Bear Lake Rangers work day is set at Paris Fair Grounds on Monday at 8 o clock. Members must complete tasks ahead of the July 3 and July 4 celebration. Club officers urge full attendance.
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Paris Fair Grounds
Joneth
Bear Lake Rangers
Williamson Weston Wed In Salt Lake City LDS Temple
Miss Claudia Marie Williamson and Paul F. Weston united in marriage in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple with ElRay L. Christiansen presiding. The couple plans to live in Salt Lake City after a brief reception at Evergreen Reception Center and a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
LDS Temple
Claudia Marie Williamson
Paul F. Weston
ElRay L. Christiansen
Evergreen Reception Center
Misa Gail Gardner
Diane DeSpain
Beverlee Reseigh
Shannon Williamson
Idaho Fatalities Rise as Driver Deaths Lead
At least 38 drivers died in Idaho crashes this year, with 21 passengers and 10 pedestrians also killed. Investigators note alcohol or DWI in some cases and drivers often violated traffic laws. half of driver deaths involved single vehicle wrecks on curves or gravel.
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Idaho
Antibiotics Boost Milk Output in Dairy Cows
A. W. Werry reports that continuous low level antibiotics in antibiotic salt mixes raise daily milk production by about three quarters of a pound per cow. In a six state study of 2370 milking cows, results were consistent across herd sizes climates and management. He argues a six dollar return per one dollar spent and notes minimal extra labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Werry
Leslie Salt Company
Werry
Red Cross Sets Dates for Bear Lake Swim Course
The Paris branch Bear Lake Chapter Red Cross offers a ten day swim course at Bear Lake Hot Springs June 5 to 16 with locations in Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Paris Ovid Lanark and Liberty. Open to second graders and older with adult classes and daily options for advanced swimmers. Fees vary by age and equipment with required parental releases and transport responsibility by each community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bear Lake
American Red Cross
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Bloomington
Ovid
Lanark
Sharon
Liberty
Cleneth Arnell
Ewiltner
Carol Howell
Josephine Pugmire
Meria Bee
Jane Matthews
Nina B. Eborn
Virginia. Beck
Margaret Passey
Adela Brown
Doris
Elizabeth Passey Camp D U P Meet at Year End
Elizabeth Passey Camp of the D U P held its last meeting of the year on May 25 at the home of Verona Stevens. Captain Alfred presided. Twenty five attended. Daughters provided songs led by Theressa Rich with Ida Passey on piano. Performances included Claudia Beck piano, Jane Humphreys fidd le solo with Leonore Stucki. Histories of James Toomer Jr and John Clifton were presented by Agnes Eborn and Jean Budge. A report on year’s work and finances was given by Captain Allred. Officers installed included Edna Law as Captain, Agnes Eborn as First Vice President, Verona Stevens as Second Vice President, Lucille P. Rigera as Secretary-Treasurer, Ida Pacsey as organist, Theressa Rich as chorister, Jemima Parker as historian, Edith Haddock as Parliamentarian. Outgoing officers were thanked. Hostesses were Violas Sleghi, Lauriel Athy, Opel Siepterd, and Juanits Savi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Passey
DUP
Verona Stevens
Alfred
Theressa Rich
Ida Passey
Claudia Beck
Jane Humphreys
Leonore Stucki
James Toomer Jr
Agnes Eborn
John Clifton
Jean Budge
LaPrid Athay
Allred
Cottle
Kerr
Edna Law
Lucille P. Rigera
Ida Pacsey
Jemima Parker
Gertrude Price
Mead Humphreys
Edith Haddock
Violas, Sleghi
Lauriel Athy
Opel
Siepterd
Juanlts Savi
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