Committees Formed to Handle Yearly Work and Activities
A list of newly formed committees with chairs and members is announced, covering budget and finance, toads, agricultural, national affairs, program, education, and other areas. Notable chairs include Neil Ham P Wace, Cleo Swenson, Orson Baugh, Herman TM Richards, and Lyle Shipley. Members span Dr. Leo Hawkes, O D Robinson, Lloyd Hogge, Ralph Millar, and Phillip West among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shambex
neilHam
Wace
Kross
Merchant's
The
Arnold
Sant
Ezra Foss
Eugene
Anderson
George
Wilcox
Max,Norton
Orson Baugh
Lyle Shipley
Belva Burton
Herman ™ Richards
W. H. ‘Simmons
O. R. Cutler
Merrill
Arid
Ara Ee ‘Bambrough
David
Davisada
Robert
Tractor To Be Shown At Open House February 18
Palmer Motor Implement Co announces a grand opening for the Case 400 tractor in Salt Lake City. Leo Palmer says the diesel initially, then gas and distillate versions, feature a five bearing crankshaft and electric hardened components. The event includes Eagle Hitch implements and hydraulic controls with open house all day and evening February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo "Palmer
Palmer
Preston
Salt
Lake City
Sai
Palmer Motor: Implement Co
Mr. Palmer
Hampton DeVero and Richard Hobbs Assembly Invites Students
A note indicates an assembly for the student body today. Richard Hobbs and DeVero are mentioned with an invitation to attend. The text is fragmented with uncertain punctuation and names.
Preston Volunteer Fire Department Elects New Officers
John Martin elected President of the Preston Volunteer Fire Department succeeding Eugene Howe after a January meeting to reorganize. Lee Bergquist shifted to past vice president with Joseph McKnight. Marion Morgan re elected secretary. Victor Jorzensen named recreation chairman with Harold Pirson and Virgil Knudson as committee men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Martin
Preston
Eugene“ Howe
Lee “Bergquist
Joseph~ McKnight
Marion Morgan
Victor” Jor
Zensen
Harold
Pirison
Virgil Knudson
Teemien
Banquet planned for Cache Valley Eagle Scouts event
The Cache Valley Eagle Scouts banquet committee, led by Karl A Hansen, aims to raise sponsorship and cover banquet costs for scouts this year. The event, part of National Scout Week with the theme Building for a Better Tomorrow, will feature an Eagle Scout speaker and entertainment, with local sponsors and media coverage arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley
Karl A.hansen
Logan
Cache
Hansen
Phenoi Eadgley
Preston
Cpeanean
Otis R. .Hart
KVNU
Melvin Richardson
KUGN
Don E
McMaurdie
KPST
Meax Brunson
Brunson Studio
Ray Nelson
Herald
Pirates End Four Year Jinx With 59 49 Victory Over Indians
The Pirates beat the Indians 59 to 49 breaking a four year jinx. Hyde Preston scored 18 for the Pirates and Tingey Porter Balts added 14 12 and 10 as Kendall Wiest Ride led scoring for the Indians with 16. A large county crowd and West Side marching band provided halftime entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Indians
Lofithé
Weas
Preston
Kendall
Tingey
Porter
Balts
Wan Es Skiden
Tevale
Bhavethald
Preaton
West Side’ ‘Marching Corps
Ricks College Band to Give Concert in Reston Monday
The 110 piece Ricks College band directed by Prof. Jay Slaughter and student director Ronald Archibald will perform a three day tour ending with a concert at Preston High School auditorium. Soloists Monte White LaRae Egbert Nina Wilkins and the trumpet trio will join in a varied program including Bugler's Holiday Blue Tailed Fly Stars and Stripes Forever and Overture 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricks
Reston
Preston
Fara
Jay Ie ‘Slaughter
the Ricks
Ronald
Archibald
LeRoy
Anderson
Tchaikowsky
Monte
White
LaRae
Egbert
Nina Wilkins
Fur Breeders Convene In Franklin Church Meeting Discusses Convention
Breeders from Logan Hyde Park Smithfield and Preston attended a Monday meeting at Franklin church led by Dennis C Lowe president. Topics included market conditions and selecting a director to represent Cache Valley at the upcoming fur breeders convention in Salt Lake City. Lynn Ericsson of Smithfield was urged for election as director for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Dennis C. Lowe
Logan
Hyde , Park
Smithfield
Preston
Cache
Valley
Utah
Salt Lake‘ City
Cache _ valley
Lynn Erickson
Drury Lane Bereta Rated Preferred Pedigree Holstein
Drury Lane Bereta, a Holstein Friesian bull owned by Henry Drury of Preston, earns the Holstein Friesian Association’s preferred pedigree rating. The honor, granted under the association’s 1953 selective registration program, reflects high milk production and strong conformation in both sides of Bereta’s lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Lane Cola‘'Bereta
Henry’ ‘Drury
Preston
Holstein- Friesian Association
America
National Organization ‘of Holstein Breeders
Brattleboro
The
Association
Forest Ranger Officers Elected for Two Year Terms
Forest ranger Thomas Sinn H Beckstead and Guy Patterberg were elected for two year terms. Verlo Bowman for one year to fill George Burbanks’ expired term. Holdover officers Ben E Swann and Ralph Porter remain. Beckstead named association president. Meeting approved continuation of range improvement and allotment work with the Forest Service. Progress includes 1500 acres resected, five stock water sources developed, 12 miles of boundary, and drift-fences built over the past 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Thomas Sin
Beckstead
Guy Patterberg
Verlo AL ‘Bowman
George
Burbankswho
Ben E. Swann
Ralph
Association
The
Forest "Service
Indian Student Exchange Marked By Buddy System Visit
A second annual Intermountain exchange gathered 2 360 students and 400 staff at Brigham City Indian school audience, with 340 buildings and two large gyms plus a 1100 by 43 foot swimming pool. Indians paired with partners, shared rooms, and attended classes and an assembly before a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping High
Brigham City
New Mexico
Arizona
Logal School Teacher Named to State Committees
Mrs Helen Covntie, a Preston area teacher at Rich School, has been chosen as a member of district 6 on the state steering and program committee for home economics education. A meeting date set for February 19 in Ellisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Covntie
Jiomemals
Frig
Peacher
Preston
Rich
Rto
Neegnomics Education
Jenictivas
Ilie Ccamastica
Eolsan
Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Meeting Preview
Franklin county dairy men are invited to a Tuesday meeting at 2 p.m. in the courthouse basement. L A Davis reports an ag program featuring George Cleveland from the Caldwell station University of Idaho on calf feeding housing and pasture improvement. Dean Lewis will present the association's annual report and two directors will be elected.
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Franklin
Coun
Davis
George
Cleveland
Caldwell
University of Idaho
Caldwell Station
The
Association
Dean Lewis
Utah Farmers Union to present charter at Feb meeting
Local charter presentation planned for Franklin County Farmers Union by Mrs. ____ involving longtime civic and church worker. The event in Western ward on February 17 at 8 p.m. will feature Jerome Evans of Boise presenting the charter to newly elected Franklin County officers. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayesse
Salt’ ‘Lake
Utah
Farmera
Union
Franklin
Franklin’, County Farmer's * Union
PMA
iHé Ig -Current Farmers Union
Ithe
Castle Valley
Co-Op
Tisttle
Tocn
Farmers ’Union
Farmers” Union
Jerome
Chanter
National Farmers Union
Franklin Teams Win First in League Tournament
Franklin ward senior team captured first place honors in the league while Whitney ward senior five finished as runner up in the division. Logan ward placed fifth and Mapleton teen meets Smithfield stake second in tonight’s Franklin gym playoff to enter Division 4, with 16 teams in the format. Other junior league participants include West Arrow, Preston first and fifth, Preston Eri, Preston Fifth, Fairview, Franklin B, and Preston First ward B teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin - Ward
Whitney Ward
Franklin Stake
Logan
Byu
Franklin
Daicate
Mapleton
Smithfield
West Ao
Holiday Schedule For 1955 Set Up By Officials
Secretary of Public Works Shumway announced the 1955 calendar with a Memorial Day start and holidays spread through the year. The plan lists Idaho Day on May 15, Independence Day on July 4, Pioneer Day on July 24, Labor Day on September 5, Veterans Day to be announced, Thanksgiving and Christmas dates, and New Year’s Day on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aew
Ham-Ap
Shumway
Prestin
Guambee
Ats Cor
Wit Memorial
S.olows
Idaho
Sime
Pioneer
Hanks
Growers and Producers Sign Pea Contract for 1955
L M Doney of Franklin, secretary of the Utah Idaho Canning Crops Assn, reports the pea contract for the season of 1955 is settled. Prices and services stay as last year except pea seed, cut from 6 to 4 50 per bushel. Shell pea prices range from 55 to 125 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Utah-Idaho
Canning
Doney
Training Planned For 4-H Leaders in Franklin County
A six session 4-H club leader training series will be held for Franklin county 4-H leaders starting February 16. The program, organized by the Franklin County 4-H club council, features Owen Sibnury as ag chairman and Lori Loretta Maughan as chairman with Mary Bergquist Preston as secretary. Sessions take place at the Utah Power and Light auditorium in Preston and cover topics from club work to leadership and 1955 program planning with visits from parents and interested community members encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Owen Sibnury
Preston
Loretta .Maughan
Wits
Tand
Zwill
P. Vm
Gibson
City Dog License Regulation Passed by Preston Council
The Preston City Council approved a dog license regulation to require licenses for all dogs. Chief Harold Campbell announced enforcement with fines and potential seizure. violators may have their dogs taken if not licensed and picked up by police. The measure, signed by the mayor, takes effect March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Harold Campbell
Cocmmabell
Preston Swimmers Edge at Intercity Meet
Preston High swam to 31 points, Granite 29, and Logan 19 at the junior high school meet held Friday at Grandia Salt Lake City. Cordell Wold posted 20.8 in the 50 freestyle and Brenton Atkinson touched out in the 100 backstroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandia
Salteke City
Iwith
Granite
Logan End
Preston
Fresten
Logan
Préston
Diet
Cordell Wold
Tims
Brenton
Atkinson
Cath
Breisismoke
Darlin Sila
Ard
Neilfannex
Sidz
Wayne
Johnson
Ilesi
Rin
Neil - Wold
Sweethearts Opera Set for February Presentations
A local production of Sweethearts under Lyle Shipley nears readiness with leads chorus dancers and orchestra preparing for Thursday and Friday performances on February 17 and 18. Cast includes Paula Sylvia Franz Karl and Liane with Mikel planning and partners, and John Manning Lois Sorensen Anna Mae Wilde assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Iit
Lyle_Shipley
Paula
Swith
Mikel
Slingsby
CeSs
Karl
Caniche
Franz
Sylvia
Mae
Liane
Mr. Shipley
John Manning
Lois Sorensen
Anna
Wilde
Vannda Oliverson Nominated for Campus Queen Title
Miss Vannda Oliverson of Franklin has been selected as a candidate to represent Lambda, Delta Sigma on the campus queen pageant. A panel of judges will assess three finalists, with Tom Dut and others noted in the judging panel as part of the event.
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Jason Dutmie
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Eagle Scouts
Shehan
Iri
Clair
Merril
Ar Preston High
Larry
Efon
Wil Mam
Franx
Preston’. High
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Logal School
Désiey
Olson
Thas
Opske
Sweethsarte
Wash Hee
Plazis
Lyle’ Shipley
Vannda Oliverson
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