First Ward Team Wins Junior Tourney In Game Wednesday
Preston first ward defeated Franklin 58 to 34 to win the stake junior M men tournament. Top scorers were Rodney Nash and Porter Sutton with 16 points each, followed by Neil Simmons and Ralph Brenchley with six apiece. Franklin’s Porter led with 11 points.
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Franklin Stake
Preston First Ward
Franklin
First Ward
Rodney Nash
Porter Sutton
Neil Simmons
Ralph Brenchley
David Cherrington
Eugene Merrill
John Olsen
LaMar Sleight
Arland Stark
Porter
Corbridge
Robinson
Cornish
Deney
Biggs
Woodward
Victor Jensen
Bart Merrill
Preston
Fifth Ward
Whitney Ward
Franklin County dairy group adds testing meters for Grade A milk
The Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn. bought four automatic milk meters to weigh and sample milk in Grade A parlors. The devices will be used with the University of Idaho extension and U S Department of Agriculture program and rolled out to local pipeline milker farms in Fairview and surrounding areas.
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Ira L. Kennington
Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvemnt Assn
Glade Rawlings
Delbert Rawlings
Theron Rawlings
Jay Rawlings
County Herd Improvement Association
Fairview
Frankin County
Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn
Franklin County
County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
University of Idaho Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Eugene Paskins
Theron
Tra Kennington
Franklin County Group
Merlin Whittle
Darre
John LeFevre
Franklin
Paskins
Treasureton
Alma Choules
Ralph Mortensen
Winder
W. S. Geddes
Banida
Daniel Roberts
Ira Kennington
Preston
Technician explains new wheat grasses at meeting
Harold Harris from Aberdeen spoke to grass men and soil district supervisors at a Franklin Cafe dinner meeting about new and improved grass and legume varieties. He highlighted Nordan crested wheatgrass and the Latar orchard grass, noting higher feed value and suitability with alfalfa for irrigated land.
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Harold Harris
Soil Conservation Service
Aberdeen Experiment Station
Soil Conservation District
Franklin Cafe
Stanton M. Hawkes
Board of Supervisors
Harris
Franklin County
Jack Kennard
Franklin
Evan and
LaVell Koller
Weston
Evan Koller
Ideal Soil Conservation District
Local youths stage historic Broadway musical in Logan
The first amateur group to produce the opera after its long New York run brings Loesser’s musical to the Capitol Theatre in Logan. Opened on Broadway in May 1956, it won the New York drama critics circle award as best musical, with 678 Broadway performances overall. Curtain at 8:15 p.m.
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New York City
New York Drama Critics Cirrcle
Capitol Theatre
Logan
Carousel cast and crew for Enoch Snow Jr production
The musical stars Enoch Snow Jr as Carousel with Jack Johnson as the Principal Ronald Schow as Doc Seldon Bruce Keller and Henry Mathews as sailors Carol Jean Stocks as Arming Jon Cranney as the barker. Lyle Sant heads production with Lynn Beckstead Kathy Carver Janet Shipley and Gail Jensen as accompanists. Show times are 8 p.m. nightly featuring If I Loved You June is Busting Out All Over and You'll Never Walk Alone.
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Enoch Snow Jr
Jack Johnson
Ronald Schow
Doc Seldon
Bruce Keller
Henry Mathews
Carol Jean Stocks
Arming
Jon Cranney
Barker
Lyle’ Sant
Lynn Beckstead
Kathy Carver
Janet Shipley
Gail Jensen
Around Town Readers Praise Paper For News and Pictures
A reader recalls skepticism about newspapers but praises the paper for its entertaining news and fine pictures. The comment highlights strong departments and good printing, noting the paper’s surprisingly high circulation as a result.
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Eolv Teov
Keuffeld
Kennard to Attend California Conservation Training
John G. Kennard of the Soil Conservation Service plans a trip from Salt Lake City to San Luis Obispo to study solar water conservation technology at California State Polytechnic College. He will spend a month in training and return to Preston on March 22.
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John G. Kennard
Soil Conservation Service
Preston
Salt Lake City
San Louis Obispo
Calif
California State Polytechnical College
Kennard
Idaho lawmakers face tax debates and cull potato laws
Idaho legislators oppose sales tax and confront a proposed rule on cull potatoes in processed foods. Growers blame processing tags while processors defend using culls for new markets. With 14 legislative days remaining, many bills will die or stay in committee. next week’s column will cover key actions.
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Idaho
Senate
House
Preston Rotary marks 54th anniversary celebration
Local Rotarians join a global observance as Preston Rotary Club hosts a meeting at the Franklin County courthouse to mark Rotary's 54th anniversary and highlight fellowship service and international understanding led by President Lloyd Hogge.
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Preston
Rotary
Rotary Club
Franklin County
Lloyd Hogge
Hogge
Chicago
U.S.A
Paul P. Harris
Preston Fourth Ward Reunion Schedule Details
Preston fourth ward invites members and former members to a children’s reunion on Saturday at 11 30 a.m and an adults dinner Monday at 7 p.m with a program at 8 30 p.m. Bishop Howard J Auger announced the event. DeAnn Larson was chosen to sing with Ricks College students at a Salt Lake City LDS conference in April.
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Preston Fourth Ward
Howard J. Auger
DeAnn Larson
Ricks College
LDS
Salt Lake City
Glenn A. Larson
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