Quarterly Conference Set at Paris This Weekend
Two prominent LDS leaders attend the Bear Lake Stake quarterly conference in Paris on March 6 and 7. W. Roy Brown, Welfare Committee member, and Sarah L. Johnson of the Primary General Board will speak. General sessions Sunday at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm conducted by Stake President Wm. K. Matthews. Special Welfare and Primary leader meetings are scheduled for Saturday.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Bear Lake
Stake Tabernacle
Paris
W. Roy Brown
Welfare Committee
Sarah L. Johnson
Stake
Wm. K. Matthews
Elder Brown
University of Utah
Utah
Beta Gamma Sigma Fraternity
Johnson
County school plans discussed at upcoming PTA meeting
The February meeting will revisit Plans 1 and 4 for county schools. Nina Eborn and Willard Stucki will present proposals and field questions after a brief review. Plan 1 would build a central high school and convert existing high schools, with all county grade students moved to Winters and Emerson. Plan 4 would use Montpelier High School for all county juniors and seniors, convert Fielding to a county junior high, and consolidate grades 1-6 into Winters and Emerson.
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Kielding Pta Wee- Neway
Boarch
Nina Eborn
Willard Stucki
A. J. Winters
Emerson
Montpelier H.S. Ad
Fielding
A.J. Winter
Three Area Students Make USA Honor Roll
The Fall quarter honor roll at Utah State University was announced by the dean of students. Burtenshaw said 478 students earned the honor list by completing at least 14 credit hours and achieving a 3.5 GPA or higher. Names include Claudia Beck Douglas M Price Daniel C Rich from Paris Charles E Hulme of Montpelier and Loye W Hunsaker of Nounan.
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USA
Utah State University
How
Burtenshaw
Claudia Beck
Douglas M. Price
Daniel C.rich
Paris
Charles E. Hulme
Montpelier
Loye W. Hunsaker
Nounan
Spring bull sale set for April 1 at Pocatello stockyards
The Six Point Hereford Association announces its annual spring bull sale for April 1 at Pocatello stockyards. Show time 10 00 am sale starts 1 00 pm about 60 head of young Hereford bulls from 16 herds in eastern and southern Idaho will be offered. Bulls graded before sale and those below grade B per University of Idaho Extension Service standards will be rejected. Auctioneer Si Williams of Walla Walla Washington.
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Six Point Hereford Ass
University of Idaho Extension Service
Si Williams
Walla Walla, Wash
Bull Purchased at Filer Angus Bull Sale
Farrell W. Nielson of Ovid Idaho bought a bull at the Filer Angus Bull Sale. The animal from the Clyde McAffee Ranch at Darlington is sired by Quick Hecketter 148 and named Sire of America 1960, a credit to Bear Lake area Angus breeders.
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Farrell W. Nielson
Ovid Idaho
Filer
Clyde McAffee
Darlington
Quick Hecketter
Sire of America
Red Cross Drive Kicks Off in Bear Lake County
The Bear Lake Red Cross Chapter starts a month long drive to raise 1500 dollars for ongoing local national and world service needs. Campaign chairman Karel S. Thomas says the 1965 effort centers on Joining Up Joining In and adapting to a changing society.
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Bear Lake
Red — Cross
Karel S. Thomas
Thomas
Red Cross
Bear Lake Red Cross Expands Blood Bank and Water Safety
The Bear Lake Red Cross Chapter grows its blood bank program with donations and training certificates while boosting water safety courses for youth. Fifty percent of funds stay local as chair James C Humphrey notes funds will finance qualified resident instructors for the coming summer.
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Red Cross
Bear Lake
James C. Humphrey
Drop-Out Study at Fielding High School Completed
Principal Ralph Roghaar reports a study of 345 Fielding High School students across the 1959 to 1965 cohorts. Seventeen pupils dropped out, 11 girls mainly due to early marriage, six boys for varied reasons. Overall four year rate 5 percent.
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Fielding High School
Ralph Roghaar
Montpelier High
SLU
Ninty
Nat’s Education Association
Utah
Barbershop Benefit Draws Montpelier Crowd
About 300 residents enjoyed a charity barbershop concert at Montpelier High School Auditorium. The Sweet Bee from Pocatello, Bear Lake acts, and Montpelier Lions Trio supported Milton Edgehill of Pocatello Hospital. Organizers hope to form Sweet Adelines and a men's chorus led by Kay Crook.
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Montpelier High School
Sweet Bee
Pocatello
Guarkers
Pocatelo
Practical Nurse Course Proposed in Bear Lake County
A county committee to advise the School Board on reestablishing practical nursing courses is organized. Members include Mrs Millie Crockett RN Mrs Iris Clayton PN Dr E E Landers Hospital Board rep H Ericsson Hospital Administrator and Willis Nelson School Board rep. The group will seek facility inspection by G M Miller of Pocatello and plan an eight to fifteen student unit program possibly starting Sept 1.
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County School Board
Bear Lake County
Millie Crockett
R.N
Iris Clayton
P.N
E. E. Landers
H. Ericsson
Willis Nelson
Nison
Landers
Nd Ericsson
G. M. Miller
Pocatello
Wool Pool Sale Date Announced in Bear Lake County
The wool pool sale date is set for Wednesday March 17 at 2 00 p m in Bear Lake County. Chairman Lester Skinner urges all wool contracts to be filed and directs anyone needing a contract to contact County Agent Hyrum Johnson.
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Bear Lake County
Lester Skinner
Bear Lake
Hyrum Johnson
Insurance and Investment Mart Holds Annual Meet
The annual stockholders meeting of the Investment and Insurance Mart in Montpelier was held February 20. Officers elected for 1965 include Arlin R. Pugmire as president Ray J. Larsen as vice president and James Sen as secretary. The company praised last year’s growth and looked forward to more business.
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Investment and Insurance Mart O Montpelier
Arlin R. Pugmire
Ray J. Larsen
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Weather Report
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