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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1966

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Montpelier High School expansion plan fostered by petition

A petition with 679 signatures from qualified electors seeks a bond election to acquire 28 acres next to Montpelier High School and to build a new high school to seat at least 600 students. Trustees will have Supt. Nelson obtain cost estimates and feasibility from the school architect.

Montpelier High School A. J. Winters Montpelier Paris Winters Supt Nelson

Beck son promoted in Vietnam Army unit

Mr and Mrs Junior Beck announced their son Jerry L Beck has been promoted to Specialist 4th Class while serving with the 508th Engineer Division of the U S Army at Vang Tau Vietnam.

Junior Beck Jerry L. Beck 508Th Engineer Division U. S. Army Vang Tau Viet Nam

Licenses On Sale In Bear Lake County For 1967

Bear Lake County Assessor Don K. Jensen announced that 1967 vehicle license plates go on sale December 1 and all vehicles must be licensed by January 18 1967. Strict enforcement begins January 19 for expired plates.

Bear Lake County Don K. Jensen Commissioner of Law Enforcement Ito Tevet Jensen

Permit Required to Cut Christmas Trees in National Forests

Ranger Vaughan Tippets says permits are needed to cut Christmas trees on National Forest lands. Permits cost 1 dollar at Paris Ranger Station and allow one alpine fir up to 8 feet. One tree per family, permit valid when a responsible adult is present. Most Paris District areas open except major drainages. location must be approved at purchase. Cut early for best condition. store in cool moist place and keep the cut end damp. No selling of trees. permits issued only when travel is possible on access roads.

Vaughan Tippets Paris Paris ‘District

Montpelier Youths Charged With Petty Larceny

Two Montpelier High School seniors were arrested by the Bear Lake County Sheriff Saturday November 12 and charged with petty larceny for stealing gasoline from a school bus in Bern. Eighteen year old Larry HyMas appeared before Justice James Whinham in Montpelier, fined 50 dollars and given 10 days in jail. The other, a 17 year old juvenile, appeared before Probate Judge E W Stucki and was released on probation.

Montpelier sBear Lake County Sheriff's Department Bern Larry Hy- Mas Justice of the Peace James Whinham E. W. Stucki

Utah to Conduct Home Fallout Shelter Survey

Utah Governor Rampton announced a Home Fallout Protection Survey conducted by the U S Census Bureau for Utah homes starting this week. About 170 000 questionnaires will assess home size type and construction then provide residents with guidance on basement protection or independent shelter measures.

Utah Calvin L. Rampton Salt Lake City U.S. Bureau of the Census Office of Civil Defense Utah Office of Civil Defense and Public Safety Census Bureau Defense Dept Guv Rampton Minnesota Rich County

Hearing at Soda Springs on Bear River water filings

Twenty Fielding High School students under Lynn S Bennett will join Fifth District Music at Grace on Nov 18 19. Fourteen girls attend the Girls Chorus Clinic and seven join the Band Clinic. Clinic Honor Band members include Linda Stucki Craig Olsen and Marcia Ward. Clinic Band members are Brent Haddock Randy Mecham and Nancy Hulme.

Fielding High School Lynn S. Bennett Grace Linda Stucki Craig Olsen Marcia Ward Clinic Brent Haddock Randy Mecham Nancy Hulme Hlene—Orr Dlaine Gott Kathy Webb Kaye Armiell Shirley Jacobsen Karma Hart Donna Sorenson El“Getta _Griffiths Meanot Agne 1 Tea Stucks Sally Minson Vicki Lee Hborn

Farm City Week Observed In Idaho Nov 18 24

Gov Smylie proclaims Idaho Farm City Week November 18 24 urging urban and rural leaders to join in mutual problem solving. Hyrum G Johnson notes the harvest season and the need for cooperation among farmers and city residents. Ermil Jerome and Hugh Wilson serve as Idaho chairs and secretaries. Bear River water dispute to have an informational hearing November 28 29 at Soda Springs before the Idaho Water Resources Board amid objections over public participation.

Hyrum G. Johnson Idaho Robert E. Smylie Ermil Jerome Kuna Idaho Grange Hugh Wilson Boise Idaho State Chamber of Commerce Jerome Boise Uwitah Idaho —Water~Resources—Board Soda Springs Evan Kackley Kackley Bear River Utah Salt—Lake

Board chairman urges full hearing on Bear River compact

In a legal opinion, Caldwell official George Crookham says the Bear River compact does not allocate water and leaves it to a first come, first served system. He calls for a November 28-29 board meeting to hear all sides and guide Idaho members.

Kackley Stadan Lerstate Bear River George Crookham Caldwell Crookham Idaho Béck River

North Rich Sophs Sponsor Carnival at Laketown

The Sophomore Class of North Rich High School Laketown will sponsor a carnival Friday November 18 at 8 30 p m The event features prizes games door prizes and refreshments Admission is 50 cents for high school age or older and 25 cents for grads or students.

North Rich High School Laketown

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