Spartans Open Season with Loss to Montpelier Bears 45-15
Fielding Spartans outweighed by Montpelier by more than twenty pounds per man lose season opener 45-15. Matt Johnson and Howard Johnson connected for Fielding’s first TD in the second quarter on a 20 yard pass. Heber Dunford returned a fumble 67 yards for a score. Safety by Fielding counted as their third TD. Coach Jon Hyde praised hustle and defense from Dunford Budge and Mecham while noting player injuries and roster changes.
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Spartans
Montpelier Bears
Fielding
Spartan
Matt Johnson
Howard Johnson
Bear
Heber Dunford
Robert Eborn
Dunford
Bears
Jon Hyde
Montpelier
Hyde
Neil Budge
Randy Mecham
Robert Skinner
Kent Stucki Promoted and Sent to Viet Nam
Kent P. Stucki of Paris was promoted from Private to Private First Class and assigned to the 73rd Engineer Battalion. After a furlough in Bloomington and Paris, he left for duty in Viet Nam on Sept 5. He trained at Fort Leonard Wood and Fort Knox, is 22, a 1962 Fielding High School graduate, and married to Evelyn Payne.
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Kent P. Stucki
Don Stucki
Paris
73Rd Engineer Battalion
Ft Belvier
Bloomington
Viet Nam
Stucki
Rt_— Leonard
Wood
Knox
Fielding High School
Evelyn Payne
Grant Passey
Grant T. Passey
Timeway Credit Department
First Security Bank
Montpelier
Warren G. Wright
Passey
Idaho
First Security
Rigby
Timeway
Henager’s
Business College
Ogden
Utah
Henager
Automation Institute
LaSalle Extension University
Chicago
Bear Lake Rangers
Boy Scouts of America
Church of Jesus Christ of
Preston Chamber Tour Officials Visit Four Southeast Idaho Communities
About 23 members of the Preston Chamber of Commerce joined a goodwill tour through Bear Lake and Caribou counties visiting Montpelier Paris Soda Springs and Grace. They toured El Paso Gas Products plants at Soda Springs and near Conda and met area leaders led by O Sherfin Webb and Rulon Dunn.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Bear Lake
Caribou
el Paso Gas Products
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Paris
Grace
el Paso Gas Products Co
Conda
O. Sherfin Webb
Chamber
Rulon Dunn
Rex Wallentine Ends Own Life in Paris
Rex J Wallentine 45 of Paris was found dead in his car from a self inflicted gunshot wound above the temple. No foul play suspected and authorities confirm suicide. He was a Union Pacific brakeman, cattle breeder and quarter horse breeder with ties to the LDS Church and several regional families.
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Rex J. Wallintine
Paris
Wallentine
Sheriff’s Dept
Rex John Wallentine
William LeRoy
Bertha Ann Lewis Wallentine
Blanche Freeman
Logan
Union Pacific Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway
Church of Jesus Christ” of Latter-Day Saints
Grant T
Jackie) Passey
Lewis C
Russell W
Earl D
Salt Lake City
Utah
F. C
Leda) Bentsen
Blake
Norma) Jensen
Montpelier
Five Day Sage Grouse Season Set By F and G
Idaho Fish and Game outlines upland bird rules with season dates and bag limits to be printed mid month. Across southern Idaho the season runs from September 17 with varied county regulations and area details. Funeral services are scheduled for 1 00 pm Friday at the Paris Ward Chapel with interment in Paris City Cemetery.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Ada
Adams
Bear Lake
Bingham
Bonneville
Butte
Camas
Cari
Pour Gooding
Jerome
Lemhi
Lincoln
Nelson
Delmar
Joyce) Johnson
Bountiful
Utah
Alton
Wilma) Jackson
Randolph
Paris Wards Chapel
Paris City Cemetery
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Kent Stucki
March of Dimes National Foundation
Jackie Lynn Vallentine
Preston Citizen Photo
Rex Wallentine
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