Voting Eligibility and Candidates for City Election
Voters are urged to confirm registration for the upcoming Municipal Election on November 5. If you voted only in the bond election you may need to re register, especially after moving wards. City Clerk Fred M. Price can confirm status. mayoral candidate James R. Hawkes. first ward councilmen Willard Hansen and Willard Stucks. second ward councilmen Gendon B. Crawford and Gordon Bolton. A ballot facsimile appears on page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Price
James R. Hawkes
Willard Hansen
Willard Stucks
Gwendon B
Tarp
Bear Lake Rangers Hold Annual Dinner at Jail Motel Cafe
The Bear Lake Rangers announce their annual dinner at the Jail Motel Cafe in Sida Springs this Saturday at 8:00 p.m. A short program featuring musical numbers is planned and all members are urged to attend.
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Bear Lake Rangers
Jail Motel
Sida Springs
Wyndon Ward To Serve Mormon Mission In California
Wyndon Glen Ward has received a call to serve the LDS Church in the Northern California Mission. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Glen P Ward of Paris. A farewell testimonial in his honor will be at the Paris First Ward Chapel on Sunday, November 3 at 3 30 pm. Paris also lists fellow missionaries in various missions including Spencer Rich Eastern States, Eric Matson Great Lakes, Larry R. R. New England, and Tarrel Palmer Central States.
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Wyndon Glen Ward
LDS Church
California
Glen P Ward
Paris
Elder Ward
Paris First Ward
Spencer E. Rich
Eastern States
Eric B. Matson
Great Lakes
Larry G R.ch
New England States
Tarrel R. Palmer
Central States
Benson Named to European Mission Post
Ezna Ttaf Benson former Agriculture Secretary, linked to John Birch Society controversy, named president of the LDS Church European Mission by President David O. McKay after a Council of Twelve meeting. Mission headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany.
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Ezna Ttaf Benson
John Birch Society
LDS Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
David O. McKay
Council of Twelve
Benson
Frankfurt
Germany
Idaho rabbit season opens early with high counts and long bag limits
The Idaho Fish and Game report notes cotontail rabbits are plentiful now with likely double the numbers of later months. The season runs Sept 1, 1963 through Feb 29 next year with a five rabbit bag limit. The piece also covers pelican color-marking for pesticide studies and strong quota for partridge and quail across eastern Idaho counties, plus general forest grouse season and regional limits.
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Idaho
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Bonneville
Caribou
Clark
Franklin
Fremont
Jefferson
Madison
Oneida
Power
Teton
Valley
Paris Lions Host District Governor Dinner Meeting
The Paris Lions Club welcomed District Governor Doyle Anthony of Montpelier Idaho along with Pic Picanco and Fred E Schockey at Camp Lifton Bear Lake. Picanco spoke on The Little Things that Make Big Lions Clubs emphasizing planning fellowship and member retention. Two new members Dan Morgan and Tom Preston were welcomed into the club.
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Paris Lions Club
Lion Wives
Pic Picanco
Idaho
Doyle Anthony
Montpelier
Fred E. Schockey
Dist 39E
Camp Lifton
Bear Lake
Picanco
Lions Clubs
Paris
Amos B Hulme
Dan Morgan
Tom Preston
Miss Idaho Wheat Pageant Sought at Boise Convention
The first Miss Idaho Wheat will be crowned at the Idaho State Wheat Growers Assn convention in Boise on December 23. Daughters of wheat growers from Idaho counties compete for the title and a 100 dollar savings bond. Finalists travel to Boise for the contest with scholarships for runners-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Wheat Industry
Idaho State Wheat Growers Ass'n
Continental Life Blog
Boise
Boises
Ice Postpones Rail Rate Increase on Grain Shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission postponed a planned rail rate hike on grain moving from Northern Idaho to Pacific Coast terminals. Idaho Wheat Commission chair Dick Smith of Rexburg says the delay allows time for petitions from the commission, railroads, and others to reconsider the case, with an estimated annual economic impact of about 700000 dollars if enacted.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Idaho
Pacific Coast
Idaho Wheat Commission
Dick Smith
Rexburg
ICC
Wheat Commission
Fielding High School Holds Busy Parents Day
Fielding High School held its annual Parents Day on October 24 with many parents attending class sessions. The day began with registration and an assembly led by Ralph Roghaar, featuring PTA president Mary Long and speaker W K Matthews. A girls trio performed before parents toured classrooms for ten minute consultations and joined lunch in the lunchroom.
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Fielding High‘ School
PTA
Soo
Ralph Roghaar
Mary Long
W K Matthews
Bear Lake Stake
Julia Ann Passey
Frances Long
Nina Eborn
Icns
John Findlay
Roghaar
Reed Hymas
Alta Payne
Marie Olsen
First Term Honor Students Listed
Report cards issued Wednesday October 23. Twenty four students earned high honor with twelve achieving high honors for the term. Honors include nine seniors, five juniors, four sophomores, and six freshmen. High honors: Venna Kaye Beck Annette Passey Marie Spencer Carolyn Tippets. others include Colleen Hirschi Mary Howell Barbara Passey Qaraine Stucki Max Pugmire Mardene Beck Jean Stucki. honors: Mary Quinn Beck Nina Bloom Colleen Beck Ada Jane Pugmire Frances Long Steven Sorenson Mary Ward Judy Pugmire Laurel Barker Craig Olsen Bradley Rich Neil Budge.
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Venna Kaye Beck
Annette Passey
Marie Spencer
Carolyn Tippets
Beth Pugmire
Colleen Hirschi
Mary Howell
Barbara Passey
Qaraine Stucki
Max Pugmire
Mardene Beck
Jean Stucki
Mary Qynn Beck
Nina Bloorn
Colleen Beck
Ada Jiane Pugmire
Frances Long
Steven Sorenson
Mary Ward
Judy Pugmire
Laurel Barker
Craig Olsen
Bradley Rich
Neil Budge
Spartans Clinch Final Win Over Westside 33 14
Fielding Spartans finish 1963 season with a 33 14 victory over Westside. Dave Matthews scores three TDs and adds a point after with Terrell Hymas and Jim Parker contributing key scores and a strong ground game led by Gene Webb and Deloy Passey. Standings place Fielding tied for cellar with Westside, closing with two wins one tie and five losses.
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Spartans
Westside
Dave Matthews
Terrell Hymas
Jim Parker
Wayne Humpherys
Westside Pirates
Jon Hyde
Gene Webb
David Howell
Webb
Melvin Parker
Steve Sorenson
Richard Stucki
Allen Peterson
Reed Sleight
Gregor Frank Crawford
Alen Webb
Spencer Rich
Vernon Anderson
Deloy Passey
Soda Spring
American Falls
Bancroft
Grace
Fielding
Passey Joins Large Scale Big Lift Operation
Army Pvt Roy C Passey of Paris participates in Operation Big Lift the largest trans oceanic air deployment. The 2nd Armored Division of over 16 000 soldiers moved from Fort Hood to bases in Germany to link with NATO forces in a major airlift and training mission. Passey serves as a mechanic in Headquarters Troop 2nd Squadron 1st Cavalry 2nd Armored. He entered service in 1963 and is a Fielding High School graduate.
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Fort Hood
Tex
Army
Roy C Passey
Clarence T. Passey
Paris
Passey
2Nd Armored Division
Fort Hood Uo
Germany
Reclamation Engineer Urges Precision in Idaho Water Rights Notices
State Reclamation Engineer Carl E. Tappan warns that all notices for water rights licensing in Idaho must include correct legal descriptions of the point of diversion and lands to be irrigated. Incorrect notices trigger amendments and republishing, possibly delaying hearings and advancing priority dates equal to the delay in proof of beneficial use.
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Carl E. Tappan
State of
Idaho
Youth Audition Entries Due December 19
The Idaho State Civic Symphony invites instrumentalists and vocalists age 18 and under to audition for the Youth Concert. Entries must reach Mrs G. R. Kingma in Pocatello by December 19. Finalists perform with a symphony, with schedule set for December through May at Frazier Hall Idaho State University.
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Idaho
G. R. Kingma
Colgate, Pocatello
Kingma
Harold Mealy
Jeannie Green
Mary Dennis
Pocatello
del Parkinson
Blackfoot
Chilton Phoenix
Hewlett Dr
Jack Terrell
Valleyview
K. C. Vincent
Valleyview Drive
Farm Bureau Federation to Hold Annual Meeting
The Idaho Farm Bureau Federation will meet at the Hotel Bannock in Pocatello November 17 to 20 for its 1963 annual meeting. The convention opens with vesper services at 7 30 p m November 17 and will include election of directors and approval of resolutions on November 18 19 and 20.
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Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Bannock
Pocatello
Vesper Services
Legionnaires Auxiliary Convene in Pocatello for District 6 Meet
About 150 Legionnaires and Auxiliary members are scheduled for the District No. 6 fall convention in Pocatello on November 2. Registration opens at 10:00 a.m. at the Memorial Building with District Commander Tommy P. Nelson presiding at 11:00 a.m. The joint banquet features Max Hanson of Boise as main speaker, followed by a dance. The district includes 16 posts with about 1,450 members. Auxiliary totals around 700 with units in most towns.
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Pocatello
American Legion Auxiliary
Irving Hawkes
Pocatello Legion Post
Pocatello Memorial Building
Tommy P. Nelson
Aberdeen
Memorial
Sylvia Nelson
Max Hanson
Boise
Legion State
Dent Nellie Johnson
Grace
Lou Babb
Hawkes
Legion
American Falls
Bancroft
Blackfoot
Downey
Inkom
Hava Hot Springs
Malad
Montpelier
Paris
Preston
Rockland
Soda Springs
BLC Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meeting and Banquet
The Bear Lake County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting and banquet Friday evening November 8 at 8:00 p.m. in Georgetown Recreation Hall. Dr. G S Jacobsen of the University of Utah Logan will be guest speaker. Grassman awards for the county will be issued at the meeting. Public invited.
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Bear Lake
Seminary Hosts Halloween Dance Party in Paris Pavilion
A LDS Seminary sponsored Halloween party for youths took place at the Paris Pavilion last Friday. Ron Driggs from the Logan Ogden area provided entertainment and taught new dances with special records. Seminary officers Laural Barker Melvin Parker Diane Bunderson Mary Ward led the event with help from Terrell Hymas Ada Jane Pugmire and instructors Mr and Mrs Ray M Hall assisting with arrangements.
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Paris
LDS Seminary
Ron Driggs
Logan-Ogden
Driggs
Ogden
Logan
Post Office Moves to New Location This Weekend
The Paris Post Office will relocate to a new building beside Lowe Drug on Main Street. Owner Jim Hawkes says the remodeling is complete and the move will occur November first. Postmaster Taft Budge notes minor details remain but service will start Monday morning.
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Paris
Lowe Drug
Main Street
Jim Hawkes
Taft Budge
Paris Literary Club Meets for Monthly Session
The Paris Literary Club gathered at Mrs. Amy Athay’s home for a weekly meeting. Barbara Hulme led a review of Centennial prize poems and stories. Officers were elected with Hulme as president, Johnson as vice president, and Grimmett as secretary. Members present included Allred, Johnson, Crawford, Grimmett, Hulme, Lauritzen and Athay. guests were Priel Athay and Bethel Jensen.
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Paris
Amy Athay
Priel Athay
Bethel Jensen
D U P Marker Dedication at Camp Elizabeth Passey
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will dedicate a marker on the church lawn in Paris this Saturday November 2 at 2 00 pm. The program invites all early Paris settlers and Bear Lake Valley residents to attend.
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D.U.P
Elizabeth Passey
The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Paris
Bear ‘Lake Valley
R H Shepherd Called on Mission in New England
Richard Henry Shepherd of Reno Nevada was honored at a Farewell Testimonial at the Reno Ward Chapel after receiving a call from the LDS Church to serve in the New England Mission. The program featured remarks by Edwin H Shepherd and Elvira P Shepherd, among others, and he entered the Mission Home in Salt Lake City on October 13 and left for New England on October 21.
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Richard Henry Shepherd
Reno
Nevada
Reno Ward
Shepherd
Raynold Henry Shepherd
Betty L. Shepherd
Edwin H. Shepherd
LDS Church
New England
Virginia Ramociotti
Robert Willey
Elvira P Shepherd
Lorraine Shepherd
Bishop Robison
Elmo P. Humphery
Salt Lake City
Births at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital in October 1963
List of newborns and patients at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Names include Ho ward and Shel don Mattson Montpelier. Trudy Ward and Laura Davies Montpelier. and Crane, Reed Crane Georgetown. Admissions span Oct 22 to Oct 27 with surgery and medical details. Continued on Page Four.
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Howard Mattson
Montpelier
Sheldon Price
James Wedel
James Olsen
John C. McDonough
Pocatello
Bob Solum
Georgetown
Jack Crane
Bennington
Andrew J. Michaelson
Laura Lee Davies
Paul Davies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wyndon G. Ward
European Post
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Federal
Snake River
US Fish and Widiufe
Anyate
James O Keih
Bureau of Sport Fisheries
Wildlife, Inversity of
Davis
Calif
Washington Water Power Company
Lewiston
Paris Lions
M.E. “Pic” Picanco
Ice
FHS
Hymas
Howell
Roy Passey
Farm Bureau Federation
Legionnaires
BLC Farm Bureau
Seminary
R. H. Shepherd
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
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