Outlook for Restudy of Bear River Water Project Grows
State Engineer Carl Tappan testified at Boise hearings on storage of 925000 acre feet and 1500 second feet rights. Lloyd Dunn leads Bear Lake Protective Committee forecasting limited Bureau of Reclamation receptivity to the governor’s report and urging a public reconsideration with pause on Bear River developments. Protests numbered about 300 from municipalities counties and individuals, with committee members and Idaho delegation observers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear River
Boise
Carl Tappan
Idaho
Lloyd Dunn
Georgetown
Bear Lake
Reclamation Bureau
Tlam
Dominy
Ben Peterson
City of
Soda Springs
Caribou Water Development Co
Preston- Whitney Irrigation Company
Bureau
Utah
Region 4
Dunn
Preston
Bear River Coordinating Committee
Tom Olmstead
Idaho State Reclamation Association
Wesley Hubbard
Albert Moser
Evan Kackley
Caribou County
Angus Condie
Aless Nash
Cecil .Foster
Franklin County
Eastern Idaho Fair to Honor Senior Citizens
The 1963 Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot runs Sept 10–14 with free afternoon admission for children on opening day and reduced adult prices. Senior Citizens will be admitted free Wednesday and receive a souvenir tag. Activities include centennial features like oxen driving, a sow demo, horse shows, racing, and new 4 H horse classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Ruth Hartkopf
Ffair
Popo” Debathe
Jack Moir
Sstate
Moir
High School Conference planned at USU Logan
Northern Utah and southeastern Idaho high schools join Utah State University for the first annual High School Conference of Educational Development. The event on September 7 from 7 to 9 p m in the USA Amphitheater targets senior girls and includes a Deseret News Seminar for Sallies presented by Elaine Cannon with several other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Idaho
Utah State University
USU
USA
Leah Dunford
Aith
Elaine Cannon
Salt Lake City
Cannon
Associated Women Students of
Judy Nelson
Twin Falls
Dean Dunford
Gerald Sherratt
Dear of
Katherine Petersen
North Cache
Fawn Sorenson
South Cathe
Anne Schwanevelat
Logan
Ada Jane Pugmire
Fielding
Paris
Janet Larson
Montpeleir
Marie Hatch
Margaret Johnson
South Rich
Sheila Weston
North Rich
Marilyn Schwartz
West Side
Janes Hansen
Preston
Denise Marshall
Laketown Man Dies After Cow Attack Injuries
Farrell Johnson of Laketown died at Ogden L.D.S. hospital from injuries after being attacked by a one eyed cow at a Logan yard two weeks earlier. He was born in Meadowville Rich county and survived by a wife, two daughters, three sons, and three siblings. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell Johnson
Laketown
Ogden L.ds
Logan
Mr _Johnson
Ogden Hospital
Mr Johnson
Meadowville
Rich County
Johnson
Kay Lutz
Garden City
Terrall Mattson
Harold
Leo
Gogan
Max
New Mexico
Earl Satterthwaite
Manguerette Caldwell
Tucson, Ariz
Fern Hunter
Cedar City
Utah
Idaho reports timber sales and cut for 1963
The State of Idaho sold 127 591 000 board feet of timber and 15 416 cedar poles valued at 1 025 478 00 during fiscal 1963. State lands produced 148 383 000 board feet of sawtimber 28 453 lodgepole pine poles and other products valued at 1 714 621 00.
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Idaho
Gordon Trombley
Clearwater
Trombley
Idaho county leaders plan Montpelier convention
After the Wal lage meeting, Bear Lake County commissioners Walter Ward and Chris Carlsen announced the Idaho State County Commissioners and County Clerks convention will be held in Montpelier next fall. Tentative dates place the four day event the week after Labor Day, potentially attracting 300 to 400 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners and County Clerks Association
Wallace
Walter Ward
Chris Carlsen
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Montpelier
New Publisher Takes Over Management of The Paris Post
The Paris Post passes to Thomas E. Preston formerly of Columbus Montana who with his wife and four children has moved to Paris Bear Lake Valley to run the paper The Broxons will retire to Santa Cruz California within weeks and hand over a paper they deem worthy of public support.
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Paris Post
Idaho
Thomas E. Preston
Columbus, Mont
Columbus News
Preston
Paris
Merlin Nelson
Prestons
Bear Lake Valley
Broxons
The
Post
Santa Cruz
Calif
Idaho University Designated as Regional Depository
Idaho University has officially been designated a regional depository library. A minimum of one copy of all government publications will be made available in printed or microfilm form, and the library will provide interlibrary loan and reference service for the state and region. The designation was made by Carper W. Buckley, government superintendent of documents. The designation had been urged by both the state and University of Idaho librarians.
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Rary
Carper ‘W. Buckley
University of Idaho Ubrarians
Funeral Services for R. R. Stevens Held in Paris
Rayford Roswell Stevens 70 native of Bloomington died of a heart attack August 31 at his son’s home in Smithfield Utah. He lived in Bloomington and Paris, worked at Union Pacific shops, raised cattle, and was a high priest in the LDS Church. Survived by wife Verona May Dunford and five children, 22 grandchildren. Interment Bloomington Cemetery with services at Paris Wards chapel.
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Paris Wards
Rayford
Roswell Stevens
Bloomington
Fred Stevens
Smithfield
Utah
Mr Stevens
Alexander A. Stevens
Louisia Christiana Krogue
Verona May Dunford
James Lehi Dunford
Salt Lake Temple
Alexander Stevens
Paris
Mr. Stevens
Union Pacific
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Calvin
Amos B. Hulme
Claudia Beck
O H. Grimmett
Marlene Kunz
Verla Kunz
Laura Kunz
Bern Ward
Mayo Krogue
Max Haddock
Noel Stewart
Hattie Vallentine
Amos B Hulme
Dean Ward
Hulme Dunford
Paul Haddock
Charles Hulme
Bloomington Ward
Herbert L. Weston
Paul Stevens
J. C. Vallentine
Cal Stevens
Bruce Stevens
Brent Hansen
Tan Weston
Dunford Weston
Daniel Horlacher
Paris Second Ward Relief Society
Van Ness Wallentine Recovering From Saddle Horse Injuries
Former Bear Lake county rancher Van Ness Wallentine is slowly improving after a round-up accident near Grays Lake 45 miles north of Soda Springs. He was hospitalized with a fractured shoulder and six broken ribs after being kicked by a horse on August 21.
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Man Ness Wallentine
Bear Lake County
Grays Lake
Soda Springs
Vallentine
Reed Wallentine
Wallentine
Ceylon Hogan Ranch
Grace
Farewell Testimonial for Don G Windley in Pocatello
Brent Shepherd Windley, son of Mr and Mrs Don G Windley of Pocatello, is to be honored Sunday Sept 6 in the UDS 23rd Ward Chapel. The honoree will enter the Mission Home at Salt Lake Sept 9 before leaving for the Eastern States Mission in New York City.
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Brent Shepherd Windley
Don G. Windley
Pocatello
UDS
23Rd Ward
Salt Lake
Eastern States
New York City
Bancroft Builds Channels to Ward Floods Next Spring
Argil Co. Davids, Bancroft village board chairman, said a flood diversion channel has been dug and workers aim to complete another. The village, with Caribou county aid, has carried out the work. Army Corps of Engineers has not begun flood work here.
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Bancroft
Argil Co. Davids
Caribou
Army Corps of Engineers
Mr. Davids
Theatre Family Plan Tickets Needed This Week
The Novelty Theatre urges purchase of new six month Family Plan tickets as current tickets expired August 31. Management says operations require over 100 family tickets to keep two shows weekly. without enough sales, shows may drop to Friday and Saturday only. Hugh Hawkes, manager, notes a three year old ticket has expired and calls for community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novelty Theatre
James R. Hawkes
Deer and Elk Tags Ready at Idaho Vendors Statewide
Idaho Fish and Game license division reports nearly $0,000 in mailed permits as deer and elk openings approach. Early hunts begin September 1 for mountain sheep plus goats, with bow archery in several areas and additional deer tags in multiple units. A Landholder Sportsman Council meeting in Boise August 30 will address landholder relations and access programs.
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Idaho State Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Department
Im Boise
Alvin Benson
Owyhee
Bear Lake Centennial Week Planned With Parades and Pioneers
The County Centennial Committee outlines Bear Lake Valley’s centennial celebration from September 22 to 26. Activities include a giant parade on Bear Lake Centennial Day, revived pioneer square dancing, a barbeque, various entertainment, and an evening honoring the oldest residents. Schools, youth groups, and communities are urged to participate in centennial themed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Valley
Charles C. Richard
Paris
Bear Lake
Pioneer Square Dancing
D U.P
Malcom Weds Jeanie Perkins in Temple Ceremony
David K Malcom Jr and Jeanie Perkins were married in the Logan Temple with President Raymond officiating. The couple's families joined in a coastal dinner for 16 and a Fish Haven ward hall reception. They planned a Sun Valley honeymoon after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Malcom
Jeanie Perkins
Logan Temple
Fish Haven
David K. Malcom, Jr
Garden City
Raymond
Leonard Perkins
Bill Negus
Rolland Jaussi
Dennis Anderson
Nina Loveland
Ethel Perkins
C&e
Fish Haven Ward Hall
Leece
Carol Neiderhouse
May Glenn
Wayne Perkins
Matty Price
Sun Valley
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U.S.U
Yellowstone National Park
Idaho University
R. R. Stevens
van Ness Wallentine
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