Nominating Meeting Chooses Franklin County Group Nominees
Fifteen men nominated for 1958 offices in the Franklin County Fish and Game Association at a Monday courthouse meeting. Officers named include Snowy Stocks and Ray Coburn for president two-year terms, Cliff Whitehead and Bill Hobbs for vice president, Harley Lowe and Orvil Moser for secretary. Directors include Quintin Butterworth Bruce Lowe Vic Halford in district two, Whitney Howard Swainston LaMar Oliverson in district three, Hy McKay Perry Philips in district four Weston for one year, Theron Smith and Rulon Burton in district seven. Banquet and dance set for March 15 at the high school gym. Albert Moser in charge of the dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County, Fish, and Game, Assn
Ray’ ‘Coburn
Cliff Whitehead
Bill Hobbs
Harley Lowe
Orvil Moser
Quintin Butterworth
Bruce Lowe
Rulon Burton
Weston
Oig
Albert Moser
Court sessions start today in fifth district
Regular law and motion day opens in the Franklin county courthouse with Judge Darwin D. Brown presiding. Listed cases include Taylor vs Miles, Griffeth vs Christensen, Downey Bank vs Coburn, Skinner vs Nielson Jr, Egan vs Gailey, Petersen vs Petersen, Lowe estate vs Isabelle Anderson, Stroud vs Stroud, McCombs vs Harris, Allen vs Jones, Pigg vs Baker, Elsmarks vs Wright, Nuffer, Idaho v Hart, and Idaho v Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial ‘District
Franklin County
Darwin D. Brown
James_D.‘ Taylor
Harry L. Miles
Ardella_ S. Griffeth
Alvin * Christensen
Downey State Bank
Jack H. Coburn
Karl Skinner
H. Carl Nielson, Jr
Arnold
Rerman Egan
Bert W. Gailey
the Texas Company
Fedora A. Petersen
Rudy Anderson
Northwest teachers meet in Boise on gifted programs
Eastside School District instructors joined regional educators at a Boise gathering. NEA national officers attended as Paul E. Smith discussed international relations. Jay Ned Bryan outlined NEA gifted pupil programs and how to better serve academically inclined students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Moser
Eastside
Boise
Northwest
Paul E. Smith
NEA International Relations Committee
Jay Ned Bryan
NEA
Local Families Visit Salt Lake City Rail Crossing
Mr and Mrs Don Hansen and daughter Joycelyn and Mr and Mrs George Peterson traveled to Salt Lake City on Sunday to observe the Southern Pacific railroad fill crossing the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hansen
Joycelyn
George Peterson
Salt Lake City
Southern Pacific Railroad
Salt Lake
Beets Industry Veterans Julius Cabutti and Joseph Trent Honored
Julius Cabutti and Joseph Trent, veteran Franklin County Sugar Co. employees, were honored at the American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists meeting in Detroit. Cabutti, assistant factory superintendent, began in Visalia in 1908 and worked in California, Idaho Falls, Amalga, Lewiston, Nyssa, and joined Irene County Sugar Co. in 1942. Trent, a sugar boiler, had a long career across sugar beet plants before his 40 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Cabutti
Joseph
TRENT
Franklin’ County
Detroit
Cabute
Joseph — Trent
S Society
Cabutti
Visalia
Calif
Tn Calif
Hooper
Ind Ia
Idaho Falls
Amalga
Lewiston
Utah
Nyssa
Ore
Irene County: Sugar Co
Red Cross Fund Drive Opens in Franklin County
Chris Hansen announces the Red Cross fund drive starts Saturday with volunteers already mobilized. Last year Franklin County residents received nine pints of blood worth 180 dollars and 290 gamma globulin units. gamma globulin costs show the county used more than any Idaho county. The chapter provides armed forces and disaster services, blood services, first aid, and education plus book boxes for Eastside and West Side schools to promote international understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Fund
A.C
Chris” Hansen
Fund Drive
Hansen
Franklin County
Red Cross Blood Bank
Red Cro
Idaho
Red Cross
Eastside
West Side
National 4 H Club Week Observed In Franklin County
Franklin county marks National 4-H Club Week March 1 through 8 with 4-H members and 7 leaders participating. Daniel Roberts, county agent, urges parent support as essential for a worthwhile 4-H experience, noting 1957 participation by rural youth exceeded two million nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Eisenhower
Roberts
Russians Topic Discussed by Lions Club Meeting
At the Wednesday Lions Club gathering a discussion titled Can We Deal With Russia was led by Wallace B. Jensen. Participants included Dr. O R Cutler Mark Hammond and Garth Gibson as the group explored similarities and differences between Russia and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Sons Club
Wallace B. Jensen
O.R. Cutler
Mark Hammond
Or ‘Garth
R. B. Gibson
Foreign Policy Association
Mee Agree
United States
Oxford Red Rock road project bids announced
The Idaho State Highway Dept announced bids for the Oxford Red Rock road construction. Five bids were received with Wangsgaard Construction Co of Logan Idaho listed among bidders. The project covers about 9.026 miles on Road 34 from See Rock to the county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford-Red Rock
Wangsgaard
Construction Co
Logan
Idaho State Highway Dept. 3
Aan Ke
Eel Rock
Gover
Cazier Enlists in Navy Seaman Recruit
Cazier son of Mr Willis R. Cazier of 260 West 4th Preston enlisted in the U S Navy for four years on Feb 21 as a seaman recruit. He departed for the San Diego California Naval Training Center for recruit training under Chief Maner Noy recruiter at 151 North Main St Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed Davis
George W. Davis
East Onetia
Preston
U. S. Navy
Avy
North Main St.Logan
John
Preston High School
Idaho National Guard
Maner
Tay Li
Cazier
Ami
Willis R. Cazier
West 4Th
U._S. ‘Navy
San Diego
Calif
Naval Trating F Center
Maner Noy
North- Main
Logan
Cat Care School Set Here Tuesday
Peterson Tractor Service announces a Cat Care School next Tuesday at the firm building here 60 North State St. All Caterpillar tractor owners and interested persons are invited to attend. The school begins at 7 30 p m with factory personnel assisting demonstrations. Refreshments will be served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Et Preston
Knife and Fork Club Directors Elected At Meeting
Last Friday the Pres ton Knife and Fork Club hosted an evening program. Dr. Gale W McGee spoke on life under communism and contrasts with the American way. At the meeting Ismet Sanli of Turkey was announced as upcoming speaker for March 21. Three new directors were elected to replace outgoing officers: W Stewart Geddes Rosarig H Parkinson and Asael E Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale W.mcgee
Soviet Union
Ismet Sanli
Turkey
Near East
The
W. Stewart
Geddes
Rosarig
H. Parkinson
Asael E. Bell
Gaylord C. Larson
George L. Egbert
Paul C. Greaves
Cub River Water Flow Linked to Ava's Future Economy
County agent Daniel Roberts notes Cub River water production drives Preston area growth and East Franklin County prosperity. He cites Bureau of Reclamation data from 1920 to 1952 showing yearly flow between 36 300 and 91 100 acre feet, with 1921 peak and 1934 low, as reported at a Franklin County Water Users Assn meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Preston Beach
Franklin
Daniel Roberts
Cube River
Franklin ’County
Franklin’ County
Bureau of Reclamation
Cub River
West Side Students Attend Pre Legislation Meeting
West Side High School students joined a YMCA sponsored pre legislature meeting in Pocatello on February 18 to learn legislative methods ahead of the youth legislature in Boise April 10 to 12. Attendees included advisor Leo Williams and students Fayer Hansen Marlow Viehweg Henry Beutler and Bonnie Widward. Idaho State Supreme Court Justice Henry McQuade and Carene Clark of Pocatello spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Boise
West Side High School
Leo T. Williams
Fayer- Hansen
Marlow Viehweg
Henry. Beutler
Bonnie’ Widward
Idaho
Conrad Bell Return From Phoenix Visit
Mr and Mrs Conrad Bell have returned to their Preston home after a two month stay in Phoenix Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Bell
Preston
Phoenix
Ariz
California Packing Awards in FFA Future Farmer Pea Contest
Winners in the California Packing Corporation Future Farmer green pea contest were announced this week. First prize went to Stephen Owen, second to Brent Gamble, third to Stephen Noyes, fourth to David Orme, and fifth to Paul Beaneth. Contestants grew at least two acres of peas under contract. awards reflected production costs per measured acre and return per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Packing Corporation
Farmers of America
Paul Bennett
Stepes Noyes
California *Packing Corp
Preston Whitney Irrigation Co Considers New Reservoir
Stockholders receive mailed notice of a special meeting to decide on building an additional storage reservoir and mortgaging company assets to fund about 200000 dollars for 3500 acre feet of water. The East Cache project and Bear River pact implications are discussed alongside cost comparisons. The meeting is set for March 8 at 3 30 p m in the Preston courthouse with aims to improve local water and city supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston- Whitney Irrigation . Co
Glendale
East Cache
Idaho
Utah
Franklin ‘County
KPST
Legislatre
Bear River
Wyoming
National Congress of the
United States
United States Senate
Interior
House
Washington
House, of Representatives
Congress
Preston-Whitney, Irrigation Co
Preston-Whitney
Anid Lamont
Preston
Franklin county wheat growers meet at courthouse on pricing
Franklin county wheat growers gathered at the courthouse Tuesday afternoon to discuss farm problems and prices. Harold Post of Ogden Grain Terminal urged adoption of new wheat types and shared baking quality reports while Roylance of the U S extension service presented film and charts on wheat types Columbia and Ita na. Ben Johnson, president of the Franklin county group, noted a 17 percent rise in farming efficiency from 1952 to 1956 and called for stronger farm organizations to boost bargaining power through collective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Harold Post
Ogden
Howard
Roylance
U. S. Extension” Service
Columbia
Itana
Ben. Johnson
Franklin County Wheat Growers
State Wheat Growers’ Association
J. Johnson
Preston Indians Eliminated From District Tourney
The Preston Indians were eliminated in the district tournament after losses to Blackfoot and Malad. Emery Beckstead led Preston with 14 points in a 38-34 win over Marsh Valley, while Blackfoot defeated Preston 50-34 in the second round. Gene Ranstrom and Robert Almond each scored 12 for Marsh Valley and Preston respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestoh
Blackfoot
Wan Ein
Tournement
Marsh
Eagles
Marsh Valley Eagles
Preston
Tribe
Robert Almond
Emery Beckstead
Marsh Valley
Gene
Ranstrom
Indians
Blackfoot Broncos
Broncos
Preston Indians
Henry Rewlings
Preston Basketmen
Dragons
Veers
Beckstead
Wayne D Bell Receives Pilot Wings at Goddard AFB
Second Lieutenant Wayne D Bell, son of Mr and Mrs Demont Bell of Banida, earned silver pilot wings at graduation ceremonies at Goddard AFB on February 4. A Preston High School and Utah State University graduate, he earned a bachelor’s degree through the AFROTC program at Utah State and was an electronics engineer with North American Aviation in Downey before active duty. He is married to Adelia Carter of Preston and they have a son Bret Wayne Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne D. Bell
Demont Bell
Banida
Goddfellow Air Force
Preston High School
Lieut. Bell
Utah State University
Utah’ State
North American Aviation At
Downey
Adelia” Carter
Preston
Son, Bret Wayne Bell
Lewiston Guests Include Harris and Family Visitors
Mr and Mrs C R Layne of Lewiston were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Orval Harris. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Hat Fisher and their son from Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. “Layne
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NAVY
USA
Don Anderson
Bob Hull
Ronald Baird
Virgil Jensen
Aggies
University of Utah
Gordon Gailey
Chris Hansen
Event
Oe Boyt
Gets’ County
DE Ray
Cazier Enligessin Navy
Ava
Howell ‘Motel
Ned Hutchins
Howell
Earl Marbles
Mrs. Hutchins
Grangeville
West ‘Side
Pocatello
California
FFA
Fatey
Deere
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