Polls Set for Wheat Quota Referendum Tuesday May 21
Voters in multiple districts will cast ballots on May 21 from 8 am to 8 pm at Montpelier Georgetown Geneva Ovid Bloomington locations. Eligibility covers producers with 15 acres or more or those with allotments under 15 who elected as allotment growers. If two thirds vote yes, quotas and price supports apply. if not, no quotas or penalties.
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Warren Passey
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Montpelier City Hall
Bennington
Montpelier
Wardboro
Dingle
Georgetown
Eight Mile
Nounan
Geneva
Raymond
Pegram and Alton
Ovid Lds Church
Bern
Ovid
Liberty
Lanark
Sharon
Bloomington
Paris
St. Charles
Fish Haven
Asos
Poppy Day Sets Bear Lake County May 18 Observance
Bear Lake County residents will wear red memorial poppies on May 18 as part of Poppy Day. The event honors veterans and supports disabled servicemen, with poppies made in hospitals and workshops aiding recovery and providing work for war veterans.
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Bear Lake County
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiery
Europe
Salt Lake Teacher Chosen for French Institute Program
Mrs Janet Budge a French teacher at Bryant Junior High Salt Lake City has been selected from 200 applicants as one of 44 participants in the French Institute at Kansas State Teachers College AmPoria from June 10 to July 26. The institute funded by the National Defense Education Act and the US Office of Education will teach audio lingual methods with language lab practice and native French interpreters at meals and in groups.
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Janet Budge
Bryant Junior High School
Salt Lake
Garden City
Kansas State Teachers College
LaVon G. Sprouse
Lynn M. Budge
Taft P. Budge
Paris
Budge
Fielding High School
University of Idaho
University of Utah
Idaho potato growers vote against acreage controls
Idaho growers vote 76 percent against USDA potato acreage controls in a ballot of more than 1 600 participants conducted by the Idaho Potato and Union Commission. Voters oppose congressional proposals to establish acreage allotments and prefer keeping control with the land and producers.
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Idaho
Idaho Potato and Union Commission
Us.d.a
House of Representatives
The
Potato Growing and Marketing Association of
Congress
Anadé
House Agricultural Committee
Washington, D. C
Poineer Daughters to Meet at Ida Passey Home in Lanark
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers plan a May meeting at Mrs. Ida Passey’s Lanark home. It is the final gathering of the year and all members are urged to attend with transportation arranged for those without other means.
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Lanark
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Ida Passey
Emerson School PTA Representatives Attend Fifth District Conference
Emerson School PTA members attended the fifth district PTA conference in Pocatello. Attendees included Connie Wensen president LaRae Sorenson vice president and Arlene Taylor budget and finance chair.
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Emerson School
PTA
Mrs Christena Peterson Dies in Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Christena Peterson 87 a Denmark native who came to the United States at 12 died May 13 at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Montpelier of causes connected with old age. Funeral held May 17 at 9 am burial at Ovid cemetery. Survived by sons Ernest Sacramento Ever ett and Mrs Herman Egly Montpelier daughter Mrs Viola Johnson Ovid plus other relatives including 19 grandchildren and 42 great grandchildren.
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Christena Peterson
Denmark
America
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Montpelier
Ovid
Peterson
Carl Christian
Mattie Christina Larsen Jensen
Niels D. Peterson
Logan Temple
Viola Johnson
Douglas Hymas
Ogden
Askel Salveson
Pablo, Colo
Evelyn Bybee
Seattle
Wash
Mailbox Improvement Week Set by Post Office
May 20 to 25 designated for mailbox upgrades urges rural route patrons to inspect boxes. Check for door signal flag visibility waterproofing secure fastening level footing and proper height and location to reduce hazards. Correct any "no" answers to improve service and curb appeal of homes.
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Postoffice Department
West Side Area
Pride is to the character like the attic to the house
The phrase draws a metaphor equating pride with the attic, describing it as the highest yet most empty part of a person’s character. It suggests pride, while prominent, lacks substance or fullness of virtue.
Raymond H Webb Died in Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Raymond H Webb a Bear Lake valley native and Paris resident died Thursday morning May 13 at Bear Lake Memorial hospital after a three and a half week illness. He taught music in several towns and worked as a Marsh Wall Products representative before living in Paris. He is survived by his wife Elaine three children two brothers and his mother and step father. Funeral services will be held May 18 in the Paris wards chapel with burial in Laketown.
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Raymond H. Webb
Bear Lake Valley
Paris
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Montpelier
Mr. Webb
Salt Lake
Laketown
Raymond Webb Dasephine Webb
Raymond
Lawrence D. Lamborn
Elaine
Gene
Alan
Kathy
Hugh L. Lamborn
Kemmerer
Richard Lamborn
Randolph
Kay Lamborn
Lawrence Lamborn
Paris Wards Chapel
Laketown City Cemetery
Paris Lions Hear Candidate for Dist Governor
At the Paris Lions Club meeting in Camp Lifton banquet hall L P Smith of Russett Lions Idaho Falls spoke as a candidate for Lions District No 39E governor. Jim Benson from Grace assisted. Mac Monson outlined a broom sale plan for May 15 to 17 and the group enjoyed a dinner organized by Mrs Margaret Bunderson.
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Paris Lions Club
Camp Lifton
L. P. ‘Smith
Russett Lions Club
Idaho Falls
Smith
Jim Benson
Grace
Mac Monson
West Side
Margaret Bunderson
Paris LDS Seminary Elect Officers For Coming Year
Laurel Barker of St. Charles elected council resident for the Paris LDS Seminary. Marvin Parker of Liberty named vice president. Diane Bunderson and Mary Ward serve as secretary and historian with Bunderson and Ward as parents. Ter Hymias and Ada Jane Pugmire will head the fourth year program activities. Terrell Hymas of Liberty and Ada Jane Pugmire of St. Charles chosen for leadership roles.
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Laurel Barker
Almy Barker
St. Charles
Paris
Ter- Hymias
Ada Jane Pugmire
Terrell
Ray Hymas
Liberty
Ada Jane
Junior Pugmire
Graduation at Paris LDS Seminary Marks Centennial Year
Paris LDS Seminary holds its annual graduation on May 17 in the Stake Tabernacle at 8 p.m. to cap a centennial year with 35 third year diplomas and 24 leadership certificates presented by W. K. Matthews Bear Lake Stake President. The program includes a series of addresses, musical selections, and diploma presentations by seminary staff and notable local attendees.
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Paris
LDS Seminary
W. K. Matthews
Bear Lake
Stake Tabernacle
Iw. K. Matthews
Bear Lake Stake
Logan
Lyle Taggart
John Hoge
Amos Hulme
Ray M. Hall
Logan Lids
Institute of Religion
Cokeville
Wyo
Farm Bureau Talent Find Draws Large Crowd in Paris Ward
The Westside Farm Bureau Talent Find on Monday May 6 at the Paris wards recreation hall drew a large audience. Contestants were split into three age groups and performed orig inal dances, solo acts, readings, singing, painting and ventriloquism. Judges were Mr and Mrs Glenn Bornson and Mrs Rex Williamson.
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Westside Farm Bureau
Paris ‘Wards
Fish Haven
Sid
Marjean Passey
Rodney Johnson
Craig Olsen
Chelene Mattson
Andreakins
Rand Hart
Jean
Linda Stucki
Maxine Arnell
Eldon Brad Mattson
Marion Hart
Jeanette Parker
Daryl Rae Rathbone
Helen Ramey
Glenn Bornson
Rex ‘Williamson
Sarm
Arlin R. Pugmire
Geomovell
Hulme Dunford
Funeral services for Mrs Alley held in Laketown
Burial services for Elizabeth Bateman Alley age 73 were held at Laketown city cemetery on Sunday May 5. Present were her daughters Georgia Rose Pead of Salt Lake City and Jennie Roesberry, her son William Pead and wife of Idaho Falls, and Bishop Robert Roesberry of Salt Lake City. She was the widow of George Alley, longtime Laketowner.
Group president addresses audience at event with prize awards
The group president briefly addressed the audience and prizes were presented to the winners. The County-Wide Talent Fund will be announced later. Weekend callers included Rex and Mrs Rogers of Salt Lake and Merrill and Mrs Piggott of Bountiful, with Tom Rogers of Ogden. Sunday callers were Lothair Peterson and Hazel Peterson of Ovid, and Wilford Lewis of Conda.
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Alfred Rogers
Rex Rogers
Salt Lake
Merrill Piggott
Bountiful
Tom Rogers
Ogden
Lothair Peterson
Hazel Peterson
Ovid
Wilford Lewis
Conda
Mr and Mrs Don Stucki Take Daughter Kathy Back to School
Mr and Mrs Don Stucki traveled to Rexbury on Sunday to return their daughter Kathy to her school. The family plans to resume regular routines after the trip.
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Don Stucki
Rexbury
Kathy
Church Leaders to Attend Bear Lake Stake Conference
Two prominent auxiliary leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from Salt Lake City will attend the Bear Lake Stake conference in Paris on May 18 and 19. Aston W. Aunt and Beth S. Davey, both General Board members, will lead special meetings for Relief Society and Primary groups with sessions and board meetings scheduled Saturday and Sunday.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake
Paris
Aston W. Aunt
Relief Society General Board
Beth S. Davey
Primary Association General Board
W. Matthews
Stake Board
Relief Society l
Stake
General Assembly
Ward
Tabernacle
Stake Relief Society
Grassman Group Breakfast Meeting in Paris
Bear Lake Grassman committee held a breakfast and meeting at the Paris hotel on Tuesday morning May 14 to review the Grassman program. Charles Hulme was elected chairman and Hyrum Johnson secretary for Bear Lake county program efforts with leaders from Farm Bureau and extension services attending.
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Bear Lake
Paris Hotel
Charles Hulme
Hyrum Johnson
Bear Lake County
June Nash
Paul Nash
Grassman’s Committee
Idaho
Tom Chester
C. A. Vallentine
Farm Bureau
James R. Hawkes
Paris
Vaughn Tippetts
U. S
Forest Service
Ed Duran
Howard Roylance
University of Idaho Extension Agronomist
Pauk
Montpelier
Fielding Academy
Intermountain
Areea
Fielding Students Attend Idaho Falls Regional Track Meet
Fielding High school coaches Ted Chedister and Richard Hobbs took seven students to the Regional track meet in Idaho Falls last Saturday. Dallas Arnell Ronald Stucki Wynn Ward and Jim Mattson placed high enough to qualify for the State track meet in Boise next weekend.
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Fielding
Ted Chedister
Richard
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Claudia Stock
James H. Parker
Roy A. Bunderson
Wyndon Ward
Terrell Hymas
Judy Passey
Sandra Roghaar
DéeAnn Booth
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Nina Eborn
Carolyn Tippetts
Annette Passey
Marie Spencer
Julia Ann Passey
Mary Ann Parker
Todd Bateman Shannon Derricott
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Dallas H. Arnell
Linda Any Bateman
Claudia Beck DeeAnn Booth
Mary Budge
Mary Margaret Cleve
Janice Christensen Nadine Eborn
Marian Hart Doreen Keetch Hirschi
Steven J. Hoge
Frances Long
Susan Kay Nelson
Bruce Richard Peterson Mary Lou Peterson Ada Jane Pugmire
Clayton R. Stauffer Thomas Ralph Greight
Shirley L. Thornock
Bonnie Lee Vallentine
Gene Raymond
Webb
Monte Mattson Webb
Janet Hymas
Terry Hymas
Enid Jo Nordgran Judy Ann Passey
Jeanie Perkins
Susan Piggott Herbert Martin Ramey
Sandra Kay Roghaar
Marlene Grace Thornock
Carma Jane Ward
Wyndon G. Ward
Shannon Derricott
B.E
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