Voting percentages high in city and village elections
Voter turnout reached about 68 percent in Paris and 75 percent in St Charles with 141 of 208 registered casting ballots in Paris and 105 of 140 in St Charles. Results list Councilman second ward candidates G B Tanp Crawford 130 andWilliam Stocker 127 with write ins noted. Bloomington Citizens' Ticket names board chairman and holdovers Gilbert Arnell and William Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bloomington
St. Charles
St. St. Charles
G. B
Tanp
Boy Scout Campus Exploration Day At Idaho State
About 600 area boys from Tendoy Area Council will visit Idaho State University for the second annual Campus Exploration Day. The program includes campus tours lunch in the Student Union and the ISU Weber College football game coordinated by C E Bill Brissenden and Joseph Richmond with co sponsorship from the council and the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State University
Lee Edwards
Tendoy Area Council
Isu-Weber
Tendoy Area
Bannock
Bear Lake
Caribou
Power
Bingham
Oneida
Idaho
Box Elder and
Rich
Utah
Lincoln County
Wyoming
C. E
Bill” Brissenden
Joseph Richmond
ISU Athletic Dept
University
Farewell Testimonial for Craig H Hansen Held Sunday
A farewell testimonial for Elder Craig H Hansen son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hansen will be held Sunday November 10 at Paris Wards Chapel at 7 30 pm before his departure for the Northern States Mission headquartered in Chicago He will enter the Mission Home in Salt Lake City on November 11 A 1962 graduate of Fielding High School he attended BYU last year and worked with his father at Lloyds Chevron in Soda Springs this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig H. Hansen
Lloyd Hansen
Paris Wards
Northern States
Chicago
Elder Hansen
Salt Lake City
Fielding High School
B.Y.U
Lloyd’s Chevron
Soda Springs
Bids Open Nov 26 For Federal Aid Project F-1491
Idaho Department of Highways announces bids to be opened November 26 for Federal Aid Project F-1491(22) on US Highway 30N 16 miles southeast of Montpelier. Work includes roadway construction drainage structures bituminous surfacing and a concrete bridge on 4 847 miles extending toward the Wyoming line. Completion within 200 working days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Department of High Iy
Ways
Montpelier
Wyoming
Elder Shepherd Serves New England Mission
Elder R. H. Shepherd is serving the New England Mission for the LDS Church. He departed the Mission Home on October 21. He is the son of the late Reynolds Henry Shepherd and Betty L. Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Shepherd
LDS Church
New England
Thhe
Raynold Henry Shepherd
Betty L. Shepherd
SOS Club Halloween Party Entertainment
The SOS Club held a Halloween party October 30 at DelRay Bennett's home with Gaylia Munson assisting. A scavenger hunt and games entertained attendees. best costumes went to Mary Ellen Bolton Donna Humpherys and Gloria Parker. refreshments were served. Attendees included Mary Bateman Joyce Smedley Lorraine Price and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DelRay Bennett
Gaylia Munson
Mary Ellen Bolton
Donna Humpherys
Gloria Parker
Mary Bateman
Joyce Smedley
Lorraine Price
Mary Preston
Joan Bloorn
Colleen Hansen
Mary Michel
Joyce Dutry
LaRae Sorenson
Marry Ellen Bolton
Carel Wilcox
Georgia Atkinson
Area cows establish new production records in region
Registered Holstein cows set new lactation records in this area. Martha Posch Cola Drury Lane 4839335 produced 15 618 pounds of milk and 519 pounds of butterfat in 385 days. Trout Creek Darkie Ormsby yielded 29 895 pounds of milk and 749 pounds of butterfat in 360 days. Super View S Burke Boots 4232 8938 produced 16 780 pounds of milk and 524 pounds of butterfat in 865 days. University of Idaho supervised weighing and testing as part of nationwide programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostein-Friesian Ass'n. of America
Martha Posch Cola
Drury Lane
Henry Drury & Sons
Preston
Trout Creek Darkie Ormsby
F. M. Mickelson
Gnace
Super View S Burke Boots
Harris A. & L
University of Idaho
Wyn Ward Called to California Mission
Wyn Ward son of Mr and Mrs Glen P Ward of Paris has been called by the LDS church to serve the Northern California Mission A farewell testimonial was held Sunday November 3 in the Paris First Ward Chapel Ward will enter the Mission Home in Salt Lake City November 11 Readings speeches and musical selections highlighted the event with remarks by church leaders and ward members prior to his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyn Ward
Glen P. Ward
Paris
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Northern
California
Elder Ward
Paris First Ward
Salt Lake City
Leonora Stucki
Ujs
Mary Ward
Allen I. Stephens
Cyril S. Budge
Leonora Stuckr
John Spencer
Lord
Martin W Cranney
William J. Rich
Nona B Stephens
God
Ralph Sleight
Robert Stock Returns From British Mission
Robert Stock son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Stock of Fish Haven returned Friday from his British mission after six months as secretary to President Hanks. Stock has traveled through Europe since October 10. He will report his mission Sunday at 2 00 p.m. at the Fish Haven Ward Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stock
Glenn Stock
Fish Haven
Hanks Stock
Europe
Fish Haven Ward Chapel
Jesse J. Lewis 79 Dies in Salt Lake City VA Hospital
Paris resident Jesse J. Lewis aged 79 died at the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City after a period as a patient. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Paris Wards Chapel with arrangements pending until his children arrive. Matthews Mortuary is handling the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lewis
Paris
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Lewis
Paris Wards Chapel
Matthews
Bowen Survives Utah Power Truck Rollover Near St. Charles
Kemmerer Wyo. resident arrel W Bowen driving a Utah Power and Light panel truck overturned one mile south of St Charles while avoiding a cow. The 4 wheel drive vehicle left the road shoulder and rolled injuring the right side and top. Bowen credited with wearing a seatbelt by Sheriff C E Monson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap&l
Over Seventy Banquet Held in Laketown Stake
A large gathering of residents over seventy in the Bear Lake Stake attended a turkey banquet at Laketown Banquet Hall on Friday November 1 at noon. The Relief Society prepared and served the meal. Alfred Jensen as Stake Old Folks chairman led the event with wife assisting. The program included prayers, solos by Dean Ward with Mary Johnson on piano, xylophone numbers, readings, duets by Frank Cottle and Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Transtrum, a talk by Bishop Harold Johnson, poems and closing remarks. Prizes went to the two oldest ladies and men and the longest married couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear ‘Lake
Laketown
Relief Society of Laketown
Alfred Jensen
Stake Old Folks
George Piggott
Carol Howell
Dean Ward
Merit System Council Opens Open Competitive Exams
The Merit System Council announces open competitive exams for the Employment Consultant classification. Requirements include college graduation. Closing date for applications is November 15, 1963. Vacancies exist in several Employment Security Agency offices statewide. Appointments to be made soon after exams. Further details at local Employment Security Offices and the Merit System Office Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merit System Council
Employment Security Agency
Merit System
Idaho Bldg
P. O. Box
Boise
D U P Dedicates Pioneer Marker at Paris LDS Chapel
D U P presents and dedicates a Pioneer Marker at the LDS Chapel in Paris to honor Bear Lake Valley pioneers. The 2:00 pm ceremony featured music, remarks by Daughters of Utah Pioneers members, a guest speaker, and the marker unveiling by charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Passey
Daughters of
Utah Pioneers
LDS
Paris
Bear Lake Valley
Opal Shepherd
Amy Athay
Edna Law
Sally Minson
Marker
Edith Haddock
Velma Hansen
Ruth H. Vallentine
Leonora Stucki
Darlene Rich
Dorothy Matthews
E. W. Stucki
Benediction
Catherine Innes
America
Amos Hulme
District 33 Receives State and County Funds
District No. 33 reports October receipts totaling 41 014.75 from state and county apportionment up from 40 988.11 last year. Driver Training received 2 216.88 versus 1 660.09 a year ago, reflecting a payment on the Driver Training car. Vocational Education reimbursement came in at 4 093.68, down from 4 216.87 the previous year.
Tom Rogers Elected to Student Body Council
Tom Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Rogers of Paris has been elected a member of the student body council at the Ogden school of Stevens Henager College announced by L R Stevens. Rogers is enrolled in a management course at Stevens Henager College, an accredited junior college of business. He is a Fielding High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rogers
Alfred Rogers
Paris
Ogden
Stevens Henager College
L. R Stevens
Rogers
Fielding High School
Rich County Schools Lead in Lunch Program
The Utah Annual School Lunch Comparative Report places Rich County School District first in participation at 94 during 1962 63. Elementary meals cost 46.8 cents with 17 cents paid, subsidized by federal and state subsidies and the local district. A total of 73 387 lunches were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Rich County
US. Dept. of Agriculture
County Officials Plan Pollution Control Demonstration Project
Bear Lake County will join a three year Public Officials Pollution Control Demonstration Project funded with a 200000 grant. NACO will produce action manuals offer pollution control schools and run 46 state or regional schools with county officials and local leaders nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NACO
M.james Gleason
Board of
County Commissioners
Multonomah
Portland
Ore
Water Pollution Control Advisory Board
Stegelmeier Chosen to Lead Idaho Home Agents
Marlene Stegelmeier of Paris Bear Lake County was elected president elect of the Idaho Home Agents association at the University of Idaho conference. Lois Arnzen, Agnes Hurst, and Mary Sterner were named secretary treasurer and president respectively, with Sterner to serve a two year term. The group discussed research goals publicity and college structure and planned training and evaluation studies across six Idaho counties including Bear Lake Caribou and Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Stegelmeier
Paris
Bear Lake County
Idaho Home Agents’ Association
College of Agriculture
University of Idaho
Lois ‘Arnzen
Orofino
Clearwater County
Agnes Hurst
Twin Falls
Mary Sterner
Nez Perce
Collette Farrar
Blackfoot
Stegelmeier
Idaho
Stanley Hunter
Gerwee
Bearake
Caribou
Moscow
Agricultural college staff conference in Moscow reported
Bear Lake County Extension staff joined colleagues for a joint agricultural college staff conference in Moscow from October 28 to November 1. Extension Service branch experiment station personnel and on-resident instructors discussed Idaho's agricultural trends and the university’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Moscow
Agricultural College
Idaho
University
Idaho Fish and Game reports above average elk season
Idaho Fish and Game notes elk hunters had a better-than-average start from September 15 to October 31 with bull elk making up just over 58 percent of the 2,500 kill reports. Regions with higher harvests include northern Shoshone County Middle Fork of the Salmon and several Boise River area zones. The pheasant season opened strongly in southern Idaho with 9,948 roosters taken by 7,651 hunters. A Sawtooth Trails program cooperative project with the Forest Service seeks three years of work for about $60,000 to improve access to Sawtooth Primitive Area headwaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Shoshone County
Middle Fork
Salmon City
Bear Valley
Payette River
Challis
Boise River
Soldier Mountain
Wood River
Fremont County
Swan Valley
Caribou- Bear Lake
Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
U.S. Forest Service
Onvill
Sawtooth
Boise National Forest
Bear Lake County Farm Bureau Annual Meet and Banquet
The Bear Lake County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting and banquet on Friday November 8 at 8 00 p m at the Georgetown Recreation Hall in Georgetown Dr G S Jacobsen of USU is the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County Farm Bureau
Georgetown Recreation Hall
Georgetown
G. S. Jacobsen
USU
Idaho Highway Users Conference protests HB 8363 in Boise
In executive session on October 18 in Boise the Idaho Highway Users Conference, led by President John G. Grant, protested House Bill 8363 which would remove state gasoline tax and other motor vehicle tax deductions from federal returns. The group urged the U S Senate to reject the measure, citing a loss of 16 million dollars in Idaho motorist deductions and a 12 billion dollar national highway tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Highway Users Conference
Boise
John G. Grant
House of Representatives
Senate
Idaho
Grant
United States
United States Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens’ Ticket — Board
Gilbert Arnell
William Hill
James R. Hawkes
Glen Grimmett
Willard Hansen
Paul Bolton
Willard Stucki
Worth Eborn
John Findlay Wane
Thomas Piggott
Dean Nelson
Peoples’ Ticket
Howard Warden
Aland Payne
Jay Thornock
ST. Charles Village
Burdette Pugmire
Ralph Booth
Arlen Wilkes
Junior Pugmire
Rex Arnel
BOY Scout
R. H. Shepherd
Richard Henry Shepherd
S.O.S Club
Eentertaine
Wyndon Ward
Jesse J. Lewis
Up&l
MERIT
Council
D.U.P
District 33
Bernard F. Hillembrand
Association
Washington
Public Health Service
Ford Foundation
Research Foundation
Ass’n
Idaho Fish & Game
Idaho Highway Users
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