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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1967

Page

1

Candidates Announced For Paris Bloomington Montpelier Elections

Idaho municipal election day November 7 will feature candidates for Paris Bloomington and Montpelier posts. Paris voters will select two councilmen to replace two incumbents not seeking reelection. Bloomington to elect mayor and two council members with three petitions for council seats. Montpelier chooses three of five candidates for city council with polling at City Hall High School and Shepherd Building Center.

Tanp" Crawford Willard Stucki Smith Gertsch Ewo Bloomington Verden Thornock Ifor Grant Bateman J. B. Haddock Paul Haddock al Veu Payne Montpelier Floyd Bird J.C

Make It With Wool Contest Sets November 2

Aberdeen organizers invite entrants 10 and up to the Make It With Wool contest at the LIDS State House on November 2. Four district levels guide junior and adult entrants toward a state contest November 18 in Boise and a national finals in Dallas. Sub Debs may enter jumpsuits or skirts with categories including two piece suits coats or dresses. Garments must be 100 percent USA wool and made after January 1 1967 with full fabric content knowledge required.

John R. Duffin Aberdeen Lids State House Abberdeen Owyhee Hotel Boise Idaho Dallas Tex USA Europe Rome Athens Greek Isles Madrid U.S Duffin Aberccen

Junior High Loses to Sophomores in Football

Bear Lake Junior High fell 16 to 0 at home Thursday as the Sophomores scored on a long pass and tacked on 9 more in the fourth quarter. About 60 boys play. starters listed.

Bear Lake Soda Springs Wright Steven Grunig Jim Rathbone Bill Shirley Randy Hinzinger Larry Bolton David Cowan Eric Evans Randy Wilkes Eddy Jones Glen Wright Craig Wright

Julie London to Perform at ISU Concert

Actress and singer Julie London will perform at Idaho State University in the ISU gym on Friday October 20 at 8 00 pm sponsored by the Associated Students. Chuck Madison will also appear as a satirical comedian with dialect mimicry. Tickets cost 2 00 general admission and are available at Ford Music and Appliance and the ISU Student Union.

Julie London Idaho State University ISU Miss London Associated Hollywood Miss Kid Fermati Scho iPerry Como Rever Ht Allen

Former Laketown Matron Dies in Ogden

Elizabeth Ann Weston Satterthwaite 83 of Ogden died last Saturday of natural causes. Born April 21, 1884 in Laketown to George Gifford Weston and Emma Robinson Weston. Survived by son Hubert W. of North Ogden, daughters Georgia Woolley and Rhea Jensen of Salt Lake City, 11 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral held 10:00 am Tuesday. burial Laketown Cemetery.

Elizabeth Ann Weston Satterthwaite Ogden Laketown George Gifford Emma Robinson Weston John T. Satterthwaite Salt Lake LDS Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Hubert W North Ogden Calvin C Georgia) Woolley Kirby S Rhea) Jensen Salt Lake City George M Logan John H Albert R Lydia Johnson Emma Cheney Sylvia Gould Cor“orm Calif Lacy Redmond Laketown Cemetery

District school facilities levy approved in 1964

In 1964 patrons of the school district accepted a 3.5 million county property levy to fund plant facilities. Since then, evidence shows the needs it filled in school buses, building improvements and equipment. Continued on page 5.

United Investment Corp Holds First Stockholders Meeting

United Investment Corp held its first annual stockholders meeting on Thursday September 28 at 8 00 p m in Montpelier at the United Planning Corp office. The board of directors includes Keith W Rich Dr Wells C Stock Dr DN Meek Dr James W Owsley William C Stalder Glacus Merrill Max Haddock Glade S Booth John C Klutz and Ted F Crisp. Dr Meek elected president and chairman with Rich named secretary treasurer at the adjourned board session.

United Investment Corporation United Planning Corporation Montpelier United Investment Comp United Planning Corp Keith W. Rich Wells C. Stock DN. Meek James W. Owsley Wiliam C. Stalder Glacus Merrill Max Haddock Glade S. Booth John C. Klutz Ted F. Crisp Dr. Meek Rich

Emily Negus Dies in Roy Utah at 54

Emily E Negus 54 died October 2 in a Roy Utah hospital after a long illness. Born June 16 1913 in Garden City to John and Flora Negus she was a North Rich High School graduate and LDS member. Survived by brothers William L Negus and Jessie Cottle sister Beatrice Hansen and another sister Mrs William Payne. Funeral held at Garden City LDS Ward Chapel with burial in Garden City Cemetery. Pallbearers included Harold Negus Lyle Negus John Hansen Mangin and Ross Payne.

E . Negus Roy Utah Garden City John Flora Elizabeth Cottle Negus North Rich High School LDS Church William L. Negus Beatrice Hansen William Lucile) Payne Ogden LDS Ward Russell Satterthwaite Morris Hodges Mattie Price Milford Loveland BP. Satterthwaite Merle Spence Sue Negus Joan Negus Leland Cottle Jessie Cottle Liyle Stoker Everett Sims John and Stanley Hansen Mangin Ross Payne Harold Lyle Negus

Montpelier Airman Serving in Viet Nam

Airman 1st Class Russell L. Lewis of Montpelier serving in Vietnam as an aircraft mechanic at Cam Ranh Bay Air Base after arriving in Southeast Asia. He previously served at Craig AFB in Alabama.

USAF Viet Nam Russell L. Lewis Neil C. Lewis Montpelier Cam Ranh Bay Air Base Southeast Asia Craig Afb Alabam

Bear River Rancher Fined for Diverting Water

Bear Lake rancher Marriner Jensen living about 10 miles east of Montpelier was arrested on a Soda Springs complaint by water master Russell Stocker. Jensen pleaded guilty in Montpelier to diverting Bear River water without proper metering and was fined 200 dollars plus 5 dollars court costs and sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended on payment of the fine. The judge ordered installation of a metering device, subject to inspection on October 12.

Marriner Jensen Bear Lake Montpelier Russell Stocker Soda Springs Stocker Jensen Bear River Jenisen Justice of the Peace James Witinham Tiot

Ruth W Dunn 58 Montpelier dies after long illness

Ruth Wilkes Dunn, 58, of Montpelier, died Tuesday at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She married Thomas Merlin Dunn on January 17, 1928 in Soda Springs and was an active LDS member. Survivors include husband, Allen W Dunn, three daughters, 17 grandchildren, her mother, a sister, and a brother. Funeral services Friday at 1:00 pm at the Third-Fifth LDS Ward Chapel. Interment in Montpelier Cemetery.

Ruth Wilkes Dunn Montpelier Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Dunn Afton Wyo Noen Mary Emily Lindsay Wilkes Thomas Merlin Dunn Soda Springs LDS Church Allen W Preston Scott Jo Ann) Barkdull Cheyenne Karel Nada Jean) Thomas Bloomington Mirs Robert Merla) Gibbs Fort Leavenworth Kan LaVar B Rhena) Nield John Pocateco LDS Ward

Matthews Holstein Proves High Producer in Brattleboro

Hampville Johanna Madcap AT68S02, a 7 year old registered Holstein cow owned by Wayne J Matthews of Ovid, produced 14 840 lb of milk and 536 lb of butterfat in 305 days. University of Idaho supervised the production and testing in cooperation with Holstein Friesian Ass'n of America breed programs.

Brattleboro Hampville Johanna Wayne J. Matthews Ovid University of Idaho Holstein-Friesian Ass'n. of America

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Paris Junior High Senior High By Glen Wright United Investment Corp Emily E. Negus R Roy Ant Ruth W. Dunn Matthews Holstein
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