Fielding High honors awarded at Thursday assembly
Principal Weldon announced numerous Fielding High School awards during last Thursday’s assembly. Recipients included Wendell Shepherd Ted Miller Hulme Vallentine Peter Carlsen Beverly Painter Mary Roy Karen Wamsley and many others receiving scholarships plaques and club certificates across academics journalism sports and agriculture fields.
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Weldon
Wendell Shepherd
Ted Miller
Vice
Hulme Vallentine
Peter Carlsen
A Smedley
Bev
Patricia Benson
Ricks College
Gwen Collings
Mary Roy
Karen Wamsley
Arehlight
Oly Morgan
Reldonian
Beverly Painter
Patricia Ben- Valerie Jurgensmeier
Karen Amsley
Anna Marie Ward
Elan Lewis
Marlene Piggott
Mary West
Garne Smedley
Gayle Mary Rogers
Carolyn Lewis
a_Athay
Annette Findlay
Alyn Taylor
Jane Budge
Nikdeonsen
Gail Matthews
Mary Jane Margaret Budge
Mary Ellenay
Beth Gertsch
Ilyn Morgan
Bill Bird
Roger Block
North Rich Band and Chorus Spring Concert at Laketown
The North Rich High School Band and Chorus presented their Spring Concert at Laketown on May 16 under the direction of Dennis Creek. Junior Band performed America and Indian Princess, Chorus sang The Big Bear and the Little Bear and April in Portugal, Senior Band offered Star Spangled Banner Semper Fidelis Anchors Aweigh and Meadowlands with student solos by Suzanne Johnson Sue Wicker Doris Robinson Sondra Johnson CH Robinson Louise and others.
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North Rich
Laketown
Dennis Creek
America
Portugal
Anchors Aweigh
Meadowlands
Saxene
Suzanne Johnson
Sue Wicker
Doris Robinson
Sondra Johnson
C H. Robinson
Fon
Louise
Twaedlee- Dee
Harlem
Eldon and Carolyn Lewis announce engagement to Dennis Bird
Mr and Mrs Eldon Lewis announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn to Dennis Bird son of Mr and Mrs Roy Bird of Dingle.
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Eldon
Lewis
Carolyn
Dennis Bird
Roy Bird
Dingle
Forest Service Names Regional Grazing Chief
Ployd Iverson will lead the Intermountain Region as Chief of Range and Wildlife Management. Iverson, an experienced Grazing administrator, has served since 1952 as Assistant Regional Forester for Range Management in the Northern Rocky Mountain Region with Missoula as headquarters. He will move to Ogden around July 1 with his wife and son.
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Wew
Intermountain
U. S. Forest Service
Ployd Iverson
C. J. Olsen
Iverson
Rocky Mountain
Missoula
Montana
Lassen County
California
Mr. Iverson
University of California
Plumas
Trinity National Forests
Los Padres National Forest
Santa Barbara
Modoc National
Modoc
Inyo National Forest
W Pacific Northwest
Portland
Oregon
Olsen
National Forest
Ogden
John
Unity in Our County School Faces Severe Blow
A graduation ceremony was disrupted when the county school board chairman unexpectedly spoke for ten minutes, belittling the school and shocking about 600 attendees. The episode left residents frustrated and calling for an apology from officials including Mr. and Mrs. Crandy and Mr. Grany, who were later seen at Lava Hot Springs.
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Weat Alde
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Wera
Sleight and Salt Lake Bride Tie The Knot At Temple
Kenneth George Sleight wed his bride in the Salt Lake Temple earlier today. The couple were married in a ceremony at the temple, with a reception later at Monument Park LDS Ward in Salt Lake City. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. James G. Pinney of Salt Lake and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Sleight of Bountiful.
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Monument Park
LDS Ward
Salt Lake City
Kenneth George
Salt Lake Temple
James G. Pinney
Salt Lake
S. G. Sleight
Bountiful
Young Couple Honored Before BYU Wedding
A pre-nuptial party honored Scott Hymas of Liberty and his fiancée June Hopper of Schenectady New York at the Pope home in Salt Lake City. A kitchen shower for the bride was held in Provo on May 28. The couple, BYU students, will marry in Mesa Arizona on June 21.
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Scott Hymas
Sim Hymas
Liberty
June Hopper
Schenectady
New York
Richard Pope
Galt Lake City
Provo
BYU
Mesa
Arizona
Utoco Publishes 1955 Highway Adventures Travel Booklet
Utoco issues the 1955 edition of Highway Adventures a 112 page guide to scenic attractions in Utoco Land covering Utah Idaho Oregon Washington and Nevada. Free copies available at Utoco outlets with vivid photos and weekend trip ideas aimed at motorists. The release marks the fifth year of publication and includes a updated edition and a 1955 fishing calendar noting best fishing days by moon phases.
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Utah Oil Refining Company
Utoco
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Funeral Services for Former Garden City Lady
Funeral services were held Saturday at the Garden City LDS chapel for Olive Leah Hansen a former Garden City resident who died May 18 in Provo Utah. Bishop Mitchell Gims presided with speakers and musical tributes detailing her life as a lifelong LDS member who spent 36 years at the State Hospital Provo. She is survived by several brothers and sisters including Chris Hansen Logan Brigham Hansen Pocotello Vilate Hansen Garden City Wilford Hansen Garden City and Pearl Smith Georgetown.
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Garden City
Olive Leah Hansen
Provo
Utah
Mitchell Gims
Lew Cook
Mattie Price
Melinda Gibbons
Pres.Nelson
The
Logan Temple
Mattl¢é Price
Stanley Hansen
John Farner
Ogden
Ae Olive Leah Hansen
Garden” City
Hans
Emma Saxton Hansen
LDS Church
State Hospital
Chris Hansen
Logan
Brigham Hansen
Pocatello
Charles
Vilate) Hansen
Wilford Hansen
Lewis
Pearl) Smith
Georgetown
Fielding High School PTA forms committees
Fielding High School PTA president Mrs. Newel Lewis selected committee chairs on May 18 with Mrs. C F Goebel and Mrs. C I Law. Names include Magazine chair Mrs. Ben Kelsey Hospitality chair Mrs. Hineat Arm atage Program chairs Merinda Sparks Velmaangen Hot Lunch chair Mrs. C I Law Rural Service chair Mrs. Alfred Hum- Charles Grandy of Cokeville visited with his sister Mrs. Congress Publications chair Mrs. Myrl Heber Price Parliamentarian Mrs. C F Goebel.
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Newel Lewis
the Fielding High School
PTA
C. F. Goebel
C. I. Law
Ben Kelsey
Hineat Armatage
Merinda Sparks
Velmaangen
Alfred Hum- Charles Grandy
Cokeville
Pherys
Congress
Myrl Heber Price
Virginia Taylor Visits Summit Utah with Sparks Family
Virginia Taylor traveled with Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sparks as far as Summit Utah where she is visiting friends.
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Summit
Utah
Brigham City Couple Visit Kin Then Travel to Corona
LeMar Windley and his wife visited relatives in Brigham City before continuing to Corona California to see Russell and Walter J Bolton and family. Windley was joined by Jerry and the Bolton family during the trip.
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LeMar Windley
Brigham City
Edna Bolton
Gon Jerry
May 27 Maid Festivel and Speech Training Schedule
Calendar shows events on May 27 at St. Charlot with Mila Maid Festival. May 2 morning speech and June 5 training session titled Speech Training. June 13 MEA Speech Training and June 19 MEA Sosecks Tralalug listed.
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Charlot
Beverly Humpherys Weds Pocatello Man
Beverly Humpherys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Humpherys of Liberty, marries J. Von Atkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Atkinson of Pocatello, May 18 in Las Vegas Nevada. The bride, a Fielding High School graduate, worked 20 months as a cashier in Auerbach's Salt Lake store. The groom, a Pocatello High School and BYU graduate, has worked in Salt Lake. they will reside there for the summer.
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Liberty
Beverly
J. von Atkinson
Joseph Atkinson
Pocatello
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ep.Vernon Bunker
Fielding High School
Auerbach
Salt Lake
Pocatello High School
BYU
Driving Course Starts June at Hielding High School
Teenagers Driving Course announced to begin June 2 in Paris with buses leaving Hielding High School at 10 30 a.m. Morning instructors meet at the airport by 7 30 a.m. and afternoon instructors must arrive by 12 45 p.m.
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Bua
Paris
Lanark Couple Announce Engagment Of Karen Passey
Mr and Mrs Warren Passey of Lanark announce the engagement of their daughter Karen to Gerald Skinner son of Mr and Mrs Lester Skinner of Noonan Karen is a student at Heneger School of Business in Salt Lake City and Gerald the USAID in Logan majoring in Agricultural Education No plans have been made.
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Warren Passey
Lanark
Karen
Gerald Skinner
Lester Skinner
Noonan
Heneger School of Business
Salt Lake City
Gerald
USAID
Logan
Building project paused after workplace accident in Fish Haven
Alton Kearl and Earl Pugmire were working on a house for Delford Webb when Earl slipped into a basement stairwell being cut out. He suffered broken ribs and shock and is recuperating at home. The report also recounts three generations of the Price family birthday celebration with relatives visiting from Salt Lake City and Dingle, and notes a stake conference in Paris with Elder LaGrande Richards and Youth Conference attendees.
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Earl Pugmire
Fish Haven
Delford Webb
Earl
Price
Frank Price
Glen Price
Gary Price
Salt Lake
Arden Clegg
Kathleen
Lee. -Price
Carol
June Williams
Dingle
LaVoy Lewis
Gwen
Frank
William J. Lamborn
DeWitt Johnson
Pearlina Alley
Bear Lake
Paris
Laketown
LaGrande Richards
Counc
St. Charles
Mary Johnson
McKay Weston
Sylvie Cheney
Amos B. Robbinson
USAC
Bruce Thompson Earns Wyoming Air Force Academy Appointment
Bruce Thompson a Evanston High School graduate and BYU student from Laketown was informed May 16 by Secretary of the Air Force Harold E. Talbot that he won Wyoming's only Air Force Academy appointment. He will report July 11 to Lowry Field Denver to begin as part of the academy first class of 300 cadets in temporary Denver facilities. Thompson, nominated by Representative Keith Thomson, previously returned from West Point to retake the competitive exams.
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Evanston High School
Laketown
BYU
The
Air Force
Harold E. Talbot
Wyoming
Air Force Academy
Lowry Wield
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Bruce
West Point
Keith Thomson
Virginia Thome
Fielding High School
Paris
Eeen
Mia Maid Festival Set for May Twenty Seventh Evening
The Mia Maid May Festival is scheduled for Friday May 27 at 8 p.m. in the St. Charles amusement hall. Mia Maids, their mothers, leaders, Ward and Stake Presidencies, and Stake Guard members are invited to attend.
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St. Charles Amusement Hall
Stake Guard
June Dairy Month Promises Bargains and Better Milk
June marks peak cow production and the lowest annual prices. The piece encourages increasing milk consumption and using dairy in cooking. It notes bargains on butter cheese and ice cream as the dairy economy improves ahead of June Dairy Month.
FISH HAVEN NEWS SOCIAL GATHERINGS AND VISITS
Mr and Mrs Stocks Milton Jensen and Perry Kalt of Logan visited the Geren Howell home over the weekend. Mrs R G Stock visited her father in St Charles midweek. Mrs Ed Tratt and children and Mrs Ernest Wilkes called on several Bloomington ladies. Effie Stock and Crucilla Wilkes called on Bloomington women Tuesday. Melfeterson of Ovid and Reuben Stock households hosted visitors midweek May 18. Alice Jensen visited Ola Jensen Idea Jensen Mary Michaelson Lizzie Jensen Mina Pugmire Adelia Cleveland Jr in St Charles last Thursday. Reuben Stock and wife spent Sunday in Lewiston Utah. Myrtle Cottle taught wood fibre flower making to Liberty women.
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Mrs. Stocks
Milton Jensen
Perry Kalt
Logan
Geren Howell
Effie Stock
Crucilla Wilkes
Bloomington
Alice Jensen
St. Charles
Ola Jensen
Idea Jensen
Mary Michaelson
Lizzie Jensen
Mina Pugmire
Adelia Cleveland
Decoration Day Dance at Fish Haven Cancelled
The Decoration Day dance at Fish Haven Resort for May 30 is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. Brn Hansen cites inability to keep the engagement with Bill Lewis and His 5 Scamps, and vows to hire a better act later. Bill Lewis and His Scamps debut at Fish Haven on Saturday, June 1.
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Fish Haven
Brn Hansen
Bill Lewis
Local families take trips to Denver and Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grandy with family rode to Logan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Varner and sons and Mr. H. B. McCullough left Wednesday for a visit in Denver. Varner and sons will stay through a week. Varner will return Sunday.
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Mrs. Wallace Grandy
Logan
Keith Varner and Sons
McCullough
Denver
Colorado
Rangers Plan Selection of Rodeo Queen
The Bear Lake Rangers will select their queen for the Horse Show and Rodeo on June 9 at 6 30 p.m. at the fairgrounds. Candidates must be eighth grade graduates or older and agree to join the club on their annual ride. Tentative show dates are July 2 and 4 per club president Fenton Allred.
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Fairgrounds
Fenton Allred
Literary Club meeting reviews The Family Nobody Wanted
The Literary Club met at Virginia Taylor home on May 18 for a review by Louise Stock of Jean Grimmett’s book The Family Nobody Wanted by Helen Doss. Members present included Grimmett Rich Roghaar Athay Taylor Grimmett Lauritzen Grandy Hardy Sparks Bateman Stock Kerns Wallentine.
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Virginia Taylor
Louise Stock
Jean Grimmett
Helen Doss
Threasa Rich
FFA Elects Booth Vallentine Vice President in Grace Meeting
Booth Vallentine elected VP of the Southeastern Idaho District on May 18 at Grace. The meeting drew members from Malad Preston West Side Grace North Gem Montpelier and Fielding with Fielding delegates Glen Humpherys Jay Johnson and Robert Transtrum. Members assist Farm Bureau in safety campaign and a safety sticker program will mark hazards for immediate correction.
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FFA
Farm Bureau
Joe Dunford
Bloomington
Booth-Wallentine
Morrell Bunderson
DeVon Hirschi
St. Charles
Jay Johnson
Terrance Mattson
Glenumpherys
Taft Miller
Robert Transtrum
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Sentinel
Sherman Bartschi
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