Homecoming Week Sparks Fielding High Activities
Fielding High School kicked off Homecoming week with a pep assembly led by student president David Howell. Royalty was introduced and the parade featured Spartanettes and bands, while Bancroft capped the festivities with a 13-7 football win over the Spartans.
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Fielding High School
Montpelier
David Howell
David Matthews
Lynn Bennett
Amos B. Hulme
Lions Club
Fran Long
Carol Anderson
Janis Pugmire
Elaine Piggott
Mary Lynn Beck
Spartanettes
Emerson
Darlene Rich
Arene Peterson
Myrtlettle
Ndt
Paris Pavilion
Bancroft Cowboys
Fielding Hi Spartans
Photographers Miss Parade Action in Centennial and Homecoming
A reader note explains cameras were set incorrectly causing blurred wide shots of the Centenary and Homecoming parades. The photographer wife and editor apologize for the poor pictures and stretched subjects.
Changes in Wheat Standards to be Discussed
Idaho grain growers hear that official wheat standards will be revised this fall with a Pacific Northwest hearing in Portland on October 8. University of Idaho expert Wayne Robinson notes world demand and quality pressures as imports from Canada and Japan shape US wheat markets and discusses proposed name changes for soft white wheat and quality uniformity concerns.
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Idaho
Wayne Robinson
University of Idaho Extension Service
Idaho Agriculture
Pacific Northwest
Portland
USS
Japan
Canada
Tales
Telegram mix up sparks levity during test ban debate
Senator Len Jordan noted a Western Union error sending 35 telegrams from 35 senators to Senator Bennett urging opposition to the test ban treaty. The incident exposed the strain in the vote and highlighted averages of Senate experience among both supporters and opponents, with several committee chairmen among the opposed group. The episode included 36 year veteran Hayden and others, adding a lighter moment to a tense proceeding.
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Len Jordan
Wallace Bennett
Rep
Utah
Bennett
Western Union
John R. Metcalf
Erie
Pennsylvania
Metcalf
Jordan
Senate
Idaho
Mechem
Simpson
Tower
Dick Russell
Armed Services Committee
Harry Byrd
Finance Committee
John McClelland
Government Operations Committee
James Eastlaw
Judiciary Committee
Hayden
Aiken
Ellender
Bill
Merit exams announced November 9 for Idaho public assistance posts
The Personnel Council for the Department of Public Assistance announces merit examinations for districts including Child Welfare Consultant and several clerical and stenographic roles, plus county level deputy director and administrative assistant. Exams on November 9, 1963 across multiple Idaho cities. closing date October 25, 1968. Applications from local offices or the Personnel Council box in Boise. High school grads or pending grads may apply.
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Personnel Council For
Department of Public Assistance
Department of Disaster Relief and Civil Defense
Couer d'Alene
Moscow
Lewiston
Boise
Twin Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Employment Security
Civil Defense
Personnel Council
Interect
Idaho Forest Fund Shares Totals Revealed
Idaho State received a $1,125,144 federal check for national forest receipts for the year ended June 980. Distribution covers 19 counties with forest lands, led by Idaho County with $234,085 Shoshoni County receiving $170,801 and Valley County $148,094.
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Idaho
Shoshoni
Valley County
Mancini to Appear at U of I October 11
Henry Mancini the famed composer conductor will appear with his 44 piece orchestra at 8:00 p.m. Friday October 11 in the University of Idaho Memorial gymnasium. He will conduct a two and a half hour program featuring Moon River Peter Gunn Mr Lucky and a tribute to Victor Young with selections from Mr Lucky and Peter Gunn. Tickets are on sale at the student unions Music Center and local Moscow shops.
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Henry Mancini
University of Idaho Memorial Gymnasium
Moon River
Johnny Mercer
Peter Gunn
Mr. Lucky
Mancini
Victor Young
University of Idaho
Washington Latte University
Music Center and Haddock and Laughlin
Moscow
Bear Lake County Centennial Committee Thanks Donors
The Bear Lake County Centennial Committee expresses deep gratitude to numerous individuals groups and civic church and school organizations for loyalty and liberal support through the Centennial year to date. Special thanks to the News-Examiner and local firms for underwriting advertising placards and to the Paris Post and News-Examiner for advertising space and reporting Centennial items. Dean Ward Vice Chairmanship.
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Bear Lake County
News- Examiner
Mon‘pelier
News-Examiner
Paris Post
Health Board Bulletin Immunization Survey Planned
The Rich County Health Department with Utah State Health Department will conduct an immunization survey on October 7, 1963. The survey aims to measure immunization levels across Rich County for Diphtheria Whooping Cough Tetanus Smallpox and Polio among the population.
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Rich County
Idaho Cattlemen Plan 50th Convention in Lewiston
The Idaho Cattlemen's Association holds its 50th convention November 3-5 at the Lewis Clarke Hotel in Lewiston. More than 600 cattlemen and wives are expected, with 2,500 members statewide and 500 cattlemen wives in the auxiliary. Delegates will vote on resolutions after meetings of local associations. Speakers include national and state leaders from the ANCA and CowBelles, plus cattle industry figures.
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Idaho Cattlemen’s Association
Lewiston
Lewis - Clark Hotel
James Ellsworth
Ass’n
American National Cattlemen’s Ass'n
Mackay
Ida
Idaho
Lemhi County
Curris T. Eaton
Clifford Barker
Mack Bowler
A.W. Thorpe
Marvin Wittman
Rolland K. Patrick
Cecil Quayle
A.nelson Hogan
John McBoyle
Odean Peterson
John Varin
Robert Wake
Everett Allen
Gene Davis
Ralph Steele
Lawrence Bradbury
Robert McMinn
Curtis T. Eaton
Twin Falls
Centennial Week Celebrations Highlight Pioneer Heritage
Centennial Week in the county featured church programs countywide under the theme One Hundred Years Ago Our Pioneer Heritage. The parade drew large crowds, with honors to descendants of original settlers and a variety of festivities led by Reverend John Shellenberger.
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John Shellenberger
Montpelier Community
Bern Lds
Rocky Mountain Dairy
Jack Crane
Idaho legislators push plan for a central Idaho wilderness park
Democratic Idaho delegation introduces legislation to create a national park in central Idaho. The park would combine proposed Forest Service wilderness areas with adjacent lakeland zones totaling up to 34 000 acres and include facilities for visitors while preserving wilderness in perpetuity. The measure awaits feasibility studies before any action by Congress.
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Wilderness National Park
Idaho
Congress
Forest Service
Sawtooth
Frank Church
Senate
Dr. Marvin Hansen Addresses PTA on Speech Therapy Plans
Thursday evening September 19 Emerson Fielding PTA held a joint meeting in the FHS auditorium. Guest speaker Dr. Marvin L. Hansen explained speech therapy programs used in Idaho schools and announced plans for speech screening tests at Emerson School.
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Emerson Fielding Pta
FHS
Marvin IL. Hansen
Idaho
Emerson School
Paris Nominating Convention Sets Mayor and Council Seats
The Paris City Nominating Convention will be held at 7 30 p m Friday October 4 at Fielding High School Auditorium to nominate candidates for mayor and two council seats from each ward The city election is set for Tuesday November 5 with the two ward system in effect for the first time since 1961 All citizens are urged to attend.
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Paris
Fielding High School
Births and Admissions at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Births list includes a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Pugmire of Montpelier on Sept 23 and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson of Laketown on Sept 24, with other birth notes and numerous medical and surgical admissions and discharges for residents of Montpelier, Soda Springs, Paris, Bennington, and nearby towns between Sept 20 and Sept 29.
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Vaughn Pugmire
Montpelier
Robert Nelson
Laketown
Jerry Hunzeker
Soda Springs
Jesse Orchard
Helen Alleman
Bennington
Flora Hamburg
F&. J. Hansen
Monpétier
Cherrilyn Hymas
Dean H. Aland
Elden Lauristen
Dingle
Ww. Russell
Miller
Paul Pendrey
John Brewer
St. Charles
William Earl Hayes
Georgetown
Bob Wigington
Rulon Mitchell
Wilford Roberts
Carolyn Tippets
Paris
Conover Wright
Ghiela Lindsay
Lindsay
Brenda Toomer
Blake Toomer
Earle Wilcox
Blair Cook
Reuel H. Skinner
Ovid
F&. H. Jackson
Novelty Theatre needs community support and new rolling stock
The Novelty Theatre seeks about 30 more family tickets to cover the current four show weekly schedule. Annual theater costs total around 5 289 dollars and 21 cents. 100 family tickets at 15 dollars each for six months would raise 3 000 dollars annually. The plan also relies on regular admissions and popcorn. The manager Jim Hawkes provides detailed expenditures, and says average 10 dollars per showing could break even. The piece urges community backing as a worthwhile project for youths and safety. Separately, Union Pacific Railroad orders 100 postal storage cars and 15 coaches from St. Louis Car Division for delivery over 17 months with six months to start.
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Jim Hawkes
Hawkes
Union Pacific Railroad
St. Louis Car Division
General Steel Industries, Inc
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Cowboys
Spartans
Fielding
Terryll Hymas
Wayne
Hyde
Jim Parkins
Idaho Forest Fund
U of I
Bear Lake
Health Board Bulletin
Cattlemen’s Convention
James Ettsworth
A. J. Powell
Ralph Tilley
Montpelier Jaycees
West Siders
Bear Lake Stake
Diane Schofield
Pioneer Square
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Clay Street
4Th
DUP
Third Ward
LDS Church
Dorothy Matthews
Matthews
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Idaho Park
Marvin L. Hansen
PTA
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
U.P
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