GOP Leader Appeals For End Of Government Tired Blood
George W. Abbott chairman of the State GOP Chairmen's association spoke to Republicans in Franklin County urging an end to tired blood in government and urging a rethink of U S policy in Southeast Asia He criticized spending and called for a new approach to farm policy and leadership.
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GOP
George W. Abbott
Republican Party
Nevada
Abbott
America
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Sen
Frank Church
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Ronald Panter
Richard Hendricks
Franklin County Gop Central Committee
Lynn Fackrell
Franklin County Republican Organization
Don Samuelson
Sen B. Jordan
George V. Hansen
James A McClure
Don Loveland
Jack Murphy
John C. McMurray
State Central Committee
Two Preston FFA Members Honored at State Meeting
Preston FFA members William Qwen and Frank Johnson were honored at the state convention in Meridian. William won the state Farm Mechanics contest earning 100 dollars at the banquet. Frank received his State Farmer degree. William chairs the scrapbook committee. six Preston FFA boys attended, including Geddes Forsgren Johngom Hollingsworth and others on various committees.
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FFA
William Owen
Frank Johnson
Citizen
Preston Ffa
Meridian
William Qwen
William
State Farm Mechanics
Frank
Clarence Owen
Philip Geddes
Mark=Forsgren
Kansas
Dick John
Gom
Hollingsworth
Pictures Ready For Pre Schoolers
Photographs taken at Jefferson and Central Schools are available for pickup by eligible preschoolers at Jefferson School. The Parent Teachers Association sponsors the project and coordinates distribution through school officers.
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Jefferson and Central
Jefferson’ School
Association
New Owners Take Over Auto Firm in Preston
Gaylord and Robert Larson acquire Cranney Chevrolet to form Larson Chevrolet Olds Inc. in Preston. Gaylord is president, Robert VP and general manager, with Norman Ricks as assistant general manager. Bill Auger becomes service and parts manager, Gene Dursteller leads service. a full mechanical staff is planned.
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Robert Larson
Gaylord Larson
Preston
Preston Bonus Value Days Open This Week
Preston merchants plan to give away over 900 in the next four weeks as part of the Preston Bonus Value Days. The Easter Egg Hunt returns to Preston City Park on April 12 with a free show afterward. Drawings offer 200 prize money plus 25 and eight 10 prizes at participating stores.
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Preston
Preston City Park
West Side High seeks accreditation by Northwest Accreditation
Eight educators completed a full evaluation of West Side High School as part of its bid for national accreditation from the Northwest Accreditation Association for Secondary and Higher Education. If approved, credits will be recognized beyond the state, with a system of standards to maintain to avoid removal. The process began three years ago with a schoolwide thorpe evaluation in April 1967, used as a precursor to the formal committee review. The recent inspection included three state education representatives led by Robert Neal, chief consultant for secondary education.
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West Side High School
Northwest Accreditation Association
State Department of Education
Mark Andersen
Est Side High School
Andersen
Robert Neal
Francis Rist
Margaret Fell
Lions Seek Girls for Charm School
The Lions Club opens charm school ahead of the Miss Franklin County Pageant. Instructor Mrs. Elaine Bybee of Idaho Falls leads sessions April 13 and 27 from 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 5 pm, with a $5 fee for both days. Open to any high school or college age girl. pageant set for May 3.
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Franklin County
Elaine Bybee
Idaho Falls
Bob Acock
Bybee
Kid-Tv
Blanch Marian
Anita Colby
Excelcis
Acock
Preston Fire Permits Required for All City Burners
Fire chief Kenneth Hebdon announces new city rule requiring fire permits for all fires within Preston. Permits are issued at City Hall and violators will receive tickets.
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Kenneth Hebdon
Producers Receive Wool Money 1967 Franklin County
Payments under the Wool Act of 1954 totaled 44,669 for 101 Franklin county producers. Of this, 2,491.25 was sent to the National Sheep Council for promotion. Marketing year rate was 1.05 per hundredweight for unshorn lambs and 65.8 percent for shorn lambs. 15,001 lambs marketed for slaughter weighing 2,071,000 pounds. shorn animals 12,111 head producing 124,876 pounds of wool.
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Franklin County
National Sheep Council
Preston Student on Deans List
Milo Andersen of Preston is named to the Idaho State University Dean's List for scholastic achievement in the fall semester 1967 68. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Mark R Andersen and a West Side High School graduate. He is a freshman in Coe Administration at ISU.
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Milo Andersen
Preston
Idaho State University
Milo
Mark R. Andersen
West Side High School
College S. Coe
Waterways Seek 4 2 5 Toe Cea Parttinsa Worker
An unclear notice references waterways and a worker matter, with names garbled. The fragment mentions Preston and Gary Water ban and a committee or conference context, but readable details are limited.
Pet Milk to Close Richmond Plant End of May
Pet Milk announced the Richmond plant will close May 31 and stop purchasing milk in the area. About 70 workers will be affected with few transfers possible. The company cites declining evaporated milk sales and promises severance, vacation, and retirement benefits as it ends nearly 65 years of operations in Richmond.
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Pet Milk
Richmond
Downey
Preston
R K. Hansen
Hansen
Two Preston Students Top State Declamation Meet
Two Preston high school students earned top ratings at the Idaho Falls state declamation contest last week. Kelly Beckstead had three superior ratings in Radio Speaking and was first in that category, while Phil Owen also earned three superiors and placed second in panel discussion. Karma Lee Bergquist and Beverly Clayson each received excellent ratings in original essay and retold story respectively, with Charles Tate also attending and Delmar Derricott as advisor.
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Preston High School
Idaho Falls
Kelly Beckstead
Phil Owen
Karma Lee Bergquist
Beverly Clayson
Charles Tate
Delmar Derricott
County Dairymen Elect New Officers
Blaine Porter of Preston was elected president of Franklin County Holstein Breeders at the annual meeting. Henry Drury of Fairview was named vice president and Daniel Roberts secretary. A tri county Holstein show is set for May 28, 1968 in Preston.
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CVE
Erle Whee Ast
Lysntage Ksis Pare
Blaine Porter
Lin County Holstein Breeders
Daniel Rotary
Franklin County Holstein Breeders
Franklin County Holstein Breed Ééders
Preston
Franklin County
Henry Drury
Fairview
Daniel Roberts
Idaho
Gerald Strandling
National Holstein Friesian Tieldman
Northwest States
Seattle
Wash
Associa
Ion
Don Workman
Dorothy
Lynn Adair
KSL
Salt Lake City
Richmond’ Black and White
Tri-County
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Bear Lake
Caribou Counties
Franklin County Court House
Ciara
George Abbott
Robert
Wilbe
Oran Fps
Ee Birgland
Merchante. Com
Mittee
Prestex Chamber of Commerce
Howard AL ‘Mond
West Side
Lions Seeking Girls
Charm School
Ee Ies
Frank Sa
Ansan Afiek Eisitih
Gary Wate
Ban
Pet
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