Reapportionment of Idaho Houses Set in Special Session
Idaho passes HB2 creating 35 senatorial districts with one senator and two representatives each. Senate briefly tied 22-22 before Ada County Senator Rodeno switched to Rye to reconsider, but session adjourned with HB2 law enacted. Fourteen plus districts divided into sub-districts for representation. 16 other measures enacted in second extraordinary session.
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David H Matthews to serve Northern Indian Mission
David H Matthews son of Mr and Mrs S Matthews of Paris has been called by the LDS Church to serve in the Northern Indian Mission. A farewell testimonial will be held Sunday March 20 at the Paris Ward Chapel at 1 15 p m.
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David H. Matthews
S Matthews
Paris
LDS Church
South da
Ghapel
Big Game Hunter movie shown in Montpelier and Paris
The Bear Lake Sheriff's Jeep Patrol presents the film Big Game Hunter in Montpelier High School on Friday March 25 and in Fielding High School on Saturday March 26. Filmed by Wyoming hunter Jay A Ward, the film showcases hunting on Wyoming plains and mountain country with fishing in the high country. Ward operates Adventure Unlimited and is licensed in Wyoming.
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The
Bear Lake
Wyoming
Jay A. Ward
Wyoming Hunter and Guide
Ward’s Guide Service
Adventure Unlimited
Jeep Patrol
Dunn Reports on Bear River Situation Action Taken
Lloyd Dunn, chair of the Bear River Protect ive Committee, said the group will implement commissioners recommendations to pursue Region 4 Bureau of Reclamation action on the Oneida Narrows site in Idaho and to sue in the U S Supreme Court to enforce the Bear River Compact. The move targets export of Bear River waters and asserts it as the only solution.
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Lloyd Dunn
Bear River
Dunn
Bear Lake
Malad Valley
Bear
Malad
Oneida County
Two Men Called for Induction in Montpelier Region
Induction notices were mailed to Frank Hemmert of St Charles and Henry Walter of Montpelier. They must report March 28. Physical exams were conducted March 10 for Virgel Dimick Louis Stuart and Paul Weaver of Montpelier.
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Frank Harold Hemmert
St. Charles
Frank Hemmert
Henry David Walter
Hazel Walter
Montpelier
Virgel D. Dimick
Virgel Dimick
Louis R. Stuart
Jack Stuart
Paul F. Weaver
Lyman Weaver
Former Bear Lake Resident Hattie Poulsen Dies at 63
Miss Hattie Poulsen, 63, a former Bear Lake resident who had lived in Ogden for 18 years, died after surgery at LDS Hospital. Funeral services will be at Ogden Mortuary at 10:00 a.m. Saturday with a viewing at Paris Ward from 3:06 to 3:00 p.m.
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Hattie Poulsen
Ogden
LDS Hospital
Bear Lake
Ogden Mortuary
Paris
Postal Service Raises Fees Effective March 26
Postal rates for registered, certified, insured, COD mail and postal orders increase. Registration minimum rises from 60 to 75 cents with $100 indemnity. Certified mail adds 10 cents to postage. Insurance minimum climbs from 10 to 20 cents with liability up to $200. COD fees scale 60 cents to 4 dollars. Domestic money orders rise five cents. Details available from local postmaster.
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Seles
Paris Oldsters Feted At Annual LDS Party
The Paris LDS Wards hosted an Old Folks party with a Fielding High School showing of the Bear Lake Stake MIA play What Doth it Pro fit for 91 senior citizens at a dinner serving 91. Gifts went to Walter Lewis 93 Elmer Wilcox 90 Carrie Passey 91 and Ada Budge 85 as the oldest guests.
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Paris
Bear Lake
Carrie Passey
Ada Budge
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Wilcox
Arthur Eborn
George Piggott
Passey
Budge
Enid Piggott
Eborn
Jesse Scheidegger
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