Fielding High Students Attend Music Clinic
Fielding High and regional students attended a November 8 9 music clinic at Bancroft with about 550 students and 22 directors. The event featured mixed and girls choirs directed by Dr. Jay E Welch and Prof. Richard Robison, with Fielding participants Merrill Beck Judy Pugmire and others. The Band, directed by Prof. Jay Slaughter, performed pieces including March Hongroise and Traversinfonie.
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Fielding High
Bancroft
Fielding
Montpelier
Soda Springs
Grace
North Gem
Westside
Preston
Marsh
Valley
Highland
Rockland
Blackfoot
American Falls
Snake River
Malad
Aberdeen
Jay E Welch
University of Utah
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Hal-lelujah
Ricks College
Langerous Nostros
Starlene Bolon
Helen Ramey
Evelyn Payne
Jeanette Hymas
Paula Haddock
Lana Payne
Jane Ann Shirley
Carolyn Michelson
Jay Slaughter
March Hongroise
Bank
Wilson Edison School News overview for American Education Week
American Education Week is observed at Wilson School in St Charles and Edison School in Bloomington. Parents are urged to visit. PT conferences set for Friday November 22 at Wilson. Wilson sells candy to fund library needs. Student leaders include Clay Thomas president, Maxine Arnell VP, Robert Hart secretary. class reps named. Edison to present Christmas program. Wilson to host Spring Festival. Halloween costume dance awarded prizes to top costumes in each grade. Seventh grade assembly noted. next assembly planned for December 11 by fifth grade at 2:00 PM.
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Wilson
St. Charles
Edison
Bloomington
Wilson School
Clay Thomas
Maxine Arnell
Robert Hart
Sec
Caroles Ward
Bradley Transtrum
Ith
Colleen Piggott
Nowman Mecham
Edison School
David Bee
Camille Pulley
Alan Michaelson
Janis Findlay
Sherman Harrup
Dorothy Izatt
Elmo Krogue
Cristy Michaelson
Rae Jean Arnell
Elaine Transtrum
Gladys Cleveland
Book Week at Bear Lake County Library Paris Branch
The Bear Lake County Library invites adults and children to visit during Book Week at the Paris branch. New titles include Land of the Sky Blue Water by Russell R. Rich and Captain Bonneville's County by Edith Haroldson Lovell, plus a 32 volume All About science set and a mystery collection. Library hours are Monday and Wednesday 2 00 to 6 00 and Saturday 1 00 to 6 00.
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Paris
Bear Lake County
Fern Vallentine
Land of the Sky Blue Water
Russell R. Rich
Bear Lake Valley
Bonneville
Edith Haroldson Lovell
Bonneville County
Idaho
Hoop Hopefuls Begin Practice at Fielding High
Basketball tryouts started with twenty six candidates at Fielding High School. Coach Jon Hyde and Dennis Dayton will pick varsity and junior varsity teams Friday. Names span seniors juniors and sophomores, with first clash set against South Rich on their home court.
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Fielding High School
Jon Hyde
Dennis Dayton
Seniers
Wayne Humpherys
Terrell Hymas
Jim Parker
David Howell
Gene Webb
Vernon Anderson
Frank Crawford
Colin Hart
Greg Long
David Matthews
Craig Palmer
Melvin Parker
Deloy Passey
Steven Sorenson
Richard Stucki
Lonnier Taggart
Bear Lake ASCS election results announced for 1964 committees
Warren Passey announces mail ballot results for the Bear Lake County ASCS. Voters chose chairmen and four other officers for five communities with counts led by Gary Thompson Archie Parker Ipsen Hulme Dunford and Gerald Hidalgo. Over 50 percent turnout. A convention December 18 will elect the county committee.
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Warren Passey
Kate Cette Itee
ASC
ASCS
Gary Thompson
Rex ®Antschi
Lester Alleman
Floyd Clark
Ray Davis
Archie Parker
Russell Sorenson
Arnell Bailey
Don Sorenson
Harold Pugmire
Mon Ipsen
David Jensen
J .Reed Crane
Phil Derricott
Owen Stephens
Genald Hidalgo
Virgil Boehme
DeMar Romwell
Clifford Skinner
Floyd Preston
Hulme Dunford
Howard Mecham
John Spencer
Arthur Shinley
Eugene B Stucki
Bear Lake County
Passey
Bear Lake
Warren Passty
Georgetown
Lanark
John D. Ipson
Montpelier
Gerald Hidalgo
Raymond
E. Hulme Dunford
Bloomington
Funeral Services Held for Jesse J Lewis
Funeral services were held Saturday for Jesse John Lewis 77 first resident of Paris who died last Wednesday in a Salt Lake City hospital. Born September 20 1886 in Paris he was World War I veteran and longtime butcher. He is survived by his widow three sons a daughter two brothers a sister and nine grandchildren. Interment was in Paris City Cemetery.
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Jesse John Lewis
Firat
Paris
Salt Lake City
Mr. Lewis
John David
Lucy Smedley Lewis
Alberta Jacobs
Salt Lake City Temple
Lewis
Madge S. Hodge
Branston
Wyo
Fred
Logan
Harold
Ogden
von Nell Hoffman
Randolph
Ezra
Elmer
Soda Springs
Parley
Idaho Falls
El- 20
Kemmerer
Wilford
Conia
Ernest Jaussi
Preston
Paris City Cemetery
Paris Wards Chapel
Taft Budge
Jesus My Saviour
Darlene Rich
Jane Matthews
John Spencer
Rollo Nye
Leonora Stucki
William J Rich
Father
Amos B Hulme
Ruth Vallentine
Velma Hansen
Bo. Onson Grimmett
Zion Built Above
Benediction
Parley S Lewis
Joseph Collings
William Stocker
Arch Shepherd
Chauncey Mattson
Eugene Stuck
George Parker
Egg School to Be Held in Soda Springs
Bear Lake residents invited to a 1.30 pm meeting at Soda Springs on November 22 to learn about the new egg grading law. Hyrum Johnson, Bear Lake County Agent, says the University of Idaho Extension Specialist will lead the session.
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Soda Springs
University of Idaho
Bear Lake
Hyrum Johnson
Weston Dies in Montpelier Motel Room
Robert H. Weston, 32, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, died of smoke inhalation after accidentally asphyxiating while sleeping at the Michelle Motel in Montpelier. Found by the motel manager around 6:00 p.m. after the room’s blankets were burned but no fire. Weston was a veterinarian employed by the Idaho state government.
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Robert H. Weston
Coeur di Alene
Michelle
Montpelier
Weston
State of
Idaho
Bear Lake SCD to Hold Public Meet
Bear Lake Soil Conservation District schedules a public meeting at 2 00 p m on Thursday November 21 at Montpelier City Hall. The event will elect two supervisors and include a Water Resource Development item plus a Q A session. Property owners in the county may vote. Light refreshments served.
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Bear Lake
Driver Sleep Incident Damages Cars in Paris
About 2:00 am Tuesday Eddie Wilcox of Paris, a Cen tial finers employee, fell asleep at the wheel entering Paris from Montpelier. His car crossed Main Street and struck Dale Parker’s parked vehicle, causing damage to both autos and slight injuries to Wilcox. Marshal J Vivian Nye investigated.
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Eddie Wilcox
Paris
Cential Finers
Montpelier
Main Street
Dale Parker
Wilcox
Parker
J Vivian Nye
Frank Hirschi to speak at Idaho School Trustees affair
Bear Lake County representative Frank W Hirschi will speak and join a panel at the Idaho School Trustees Assn annual convention opening session at Idaho State University in Pocatello on November 14 15 16. The discussion on State School Finance includes Dr Ray M Berry U of I professor, Dr Clarence C Ma2 ISU professor, Senator Perry Swisher, and Max Yost Associated Taxpayers Boise.
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Bear Lake County
Frank W Hirschi
Idaho School Trustees Ass’n
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Hirschi
Ray M. Berry
U of I
Clarence C M<a-2
ISU
Perry Swisher
Bannock County
Max Yost
Associated Taxpayers, of
Boise
Modern Mathematics program arouses debate on necessity
A discussion on the need for modern mathematics in schools highlights why students should pursue math, citing early exposure, discovery learning, and renewed classroom interest. Workshops with educators and publishers like Encyclopaedia Britannica and Science Research Associates aim to guide textbook selection for upcoming years.
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Bountiful
Utah
Robert W. Wintz
University of Illinois
Encyclopedia Britannica
Wirtz
Boise
Bear Lake
Science Research Associates
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake County Represented at Idaho State University
Twenty four Bear Lake County students attend Idaho State University at Pocatello. Local enrollees include Ralph Galloway Bern Douglas Nate Dingle Sheryl Dunn and Richard Hunter Georgetown and others from Montpeter Ovid and nearby towns. ISU totals 3561 students 16 percent above last year and is a new enrollment record with representation from 40 states 13 countries and all Idaho counties except Boise. Foreign students come from Canada China Germany Hong Kong India Iran Ireland Kenya Korea Pakistan Panama Syria and Tanganyika.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho State University At
Pocatello
Ralph Galloway
Bern
Douglas Nate
Dingle
Sheryl Dunn
Richard Hunter
Georgetown
Virgil Dimick
Peter Guyon
Linda Hildibrand
Dixie Jensen
Richard Keetch
Richard Lloyd
Stanley Miller
John Mitchell
Fred Nate
Warren Pendrey
Everett Peterson
Larry Robinson
John Shanpe
Paul Weaver
Robert Wigington
Dean Wood
Lonnie Wood
Stephanie Wright
Montpeter
Terry Hymas
Taft Miller
Ovid
Idaho
Boise County
ISU
Canada
China
Germany
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Ireland
Kenya
Korea
Pakistan
Panama
Syria
Tanganyika
Farm Bureau Banquet Highlights Bear Lake County Meeting
Bear Lake County Farm Bureau held its annual banquet at the Georgetown recreation hall with Hulme Dunford as master of ceremonies. Frank Hirschi gave the invocation, and John Dayton received the county award. New county president Floyd Preston and vice presidents Dean Ward and Homer Teuscher were announced, with Mrs. Harley Cochran leading the women's group. Dr. Gene Jacobsen spoke on Ethiopia at Haile Selassie University, noting education deficits and U S aid efforts. Benediction by State Senator Whitney Transtrum closed the event.
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Farm Bureau
Bear Lake County
Georgtown Recreation Hall
Hulme Dunford
Frank Hirschi
John Dayton
Grassman
Woodruff Bowman
Gene Hall
Montpelier
Marion Hart
Grove Phelps
Gene Jacobsen
Haile Selassie University
Ethiopia
Tthat
Tthis
United States
Floyd Preston
Dean Ward
Homer Teuscher
Harley Cochran
Whitney Transtrum
Camp Elizabeth Passey DUP to Meet November 21
The Camp Elizabeth Passey of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet at the home of Lillias Grimmett on Thursday, November 21 at 2 00 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
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Elizabeth Passey
The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Lillias Grimmett
Idaho Fish and Game outlines 1964 fishing seasons
The Idaho Fish and Game Department releases 1964 fishing seasons before the new regulations print. Open dates cover Clearwater River salmon and steelhead January 1 to March 31 and September 16 to December 31, with many tributaries closed or year round for various species. Also notes statewide whitefish and elk, deer, quail, pheasant seasons, migratory waterfowl dates, and a wildlife essay contest with November 30 postmark deadline.
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Clearwater River
Clearwater
Middle Fork
Middle Park
Beehsa
Selway
North Fork
Lochsa River
Lochsa
Selway River
Sélway River
Weiser
Snake River
Galmon River
Idaho
Southcentral
A.E.C
Camas National Wildlife Refuge
Salmon River
Benewah
Kootenai
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Bonneville
Caribou, Clark, Franklin
Fremont
Jefferson
Madison
Oneida
Power and
Teton
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Channe
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Front Street
Boise
John R. Woodworth
Woodworth
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SCD
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Farm Bureau Meeting
DUP
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Game Dept
Helen Baker
James O. Baker
Idaho Wildlife
Fish and Game Department
Col. Baker
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