28 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
1
Ranger Vaughan Tippets of the Paris District cautions visitors as fall colors brighten Cache National Forest. He warns about vehicle exhaust sparks and debris under vehicles, advises against driving through dry grass, and urges careful campfire use and smoking to prevent fires while enjoying the autumn scenery.
Longstanding dispute over Bear River water shares continues as Idaho seeks to protect its claimed 100,000 acre feet. Reports describe secret meetings involving Idaho and Utah officials, with Wyoming and Bear Lake impacts raised as concerns about a proposed division formula and potential draw-down of Bear Lake for Utah projects.
A list of blue ribbon recipients at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot for entries across categories including Clothing, Knitting, Foods, Junior Leadership, Forestry, Safety and Health. Notable names include Denise Boehme Debra Kunz Jolene Lloyd Janet Bischoff Elizabeth Phillips Sheila Boehme and Kathleen Arnell among many others.
Mrs. Kent Stucki learned her husband SP/4 Kent Stucki a clerk typist in Qui Nhon Viet Nam received a Letter of Appreciation dated August 14 1967 from James R Cantrell 1st Lt CE Com noting his willingness to work long hours and excellent typing work Stucki enlisted January 1965 served in Viet Nam since September 1965 and was to be transferred back to the US in October
Judge Francis J. Rasmussen spoke to over 60 Emerson PTA members on Juvenile Delinquency Signs and Symptoms. He linked delinquency to home supervision and noted inactivity as a key symptom, citing cases from Caribou County and his judge duties. Kindergarten plans were announced with two sessions for 35 eligible children in January in the old bank building at Main and Center Streets in Paris.
The Paris Lions Club launches its annual Birthday Calendar drive starting Friday September 29. Members will contact west valley residents to sign calendars with anniversary and birth dates. Proceeds fund a 16mm sound movie projector for use by schools churches and community groups. calendars available by October 6 from Max Born or Jim Hawkes.
J Warren Sirrine 79 died Tuesday at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He lived in Cokeville Wyoming and was born August 2 1888 in Dingle. He served seven terms Bearlake County Assessor from 1948 to 1962 and was active in the LDS Church. Interment at Dingle Cemetery.
Sheriff reports a pickup struck a loose horse about 1000 feet east of Ovid Post Office at 1 20 am Friday. Parker of Paris, employed by Union Pacific Railway, said he passed another vehicle and the horse jumped in front of him. The owner of the animal is not identified.
The Bear Lake Jay-C-Ettes will honor the Queen for a Day at a dinner October 14. The Queen and attendants are chosen October 13, with tickets on sale and merchants donating prizes for the event.
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