Local Scouts Endure Cold Night Camping Trip
Boy Scout Troop 43 of Winder ward braved 15 degree weather for an overnight at Heart Springs on the way to Stockton. Bruce Stocks and fellow scouts along with assistant scoutmaster Vancece Hedin and Orin Winn pitched tents, gathered firewood, built a reflector fire, and cooked supper in near freezing conditions. Sleeping bags stayed warm, but the cold morning brought frozen milk and fruit as they broke camp by 8 o’clock and rode home in a pickup with cold toes the main complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Troop 43
Winderward
Bruce Stocks
Calvin Palmer
Elaine Coburn
Chet Gibson
Dale Johnson
Vancece Hedin
Orin Winn
Heart Springs
Stockton
West Side Pirates Defeat American Falls 52 46
West Side High School’s Pirates beat American Falls 52 to 46 at Dayton court. Balls led with 12 points, Hobbs 11, Johnson 8, Hansen 7, and Jones 2, Neuenswander 2. American Falls’ top scorer was Kress with 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Pirates
American Falls
Dayton
Balls
Hobbs
Too
Johnson
Hansen
Jones
Neuenswander
Kress
Legislature Action at Paper Legislature Action Available at Paper
State Sen Tom Heath is sending the Senate Journal of the Idaho Legislature and the Senate bills to The Peston Citizen several times weekly. Readers may view the journal and bills at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Heath
Peston Citizen
Senate
Idaho
Jerome Man Succeeds As Association Head
Dr. Frank Supple of Jerome was elected president of the Idaho State Holstein Association, receiving the gavel from Daniel Roberts of Preston who led the group in 1958. Herb Pline of Nampa became vice president, Walter Guinn of Nampa elected secretary treasurer, and new directors named include Herman Weick Caldwell Don Pack Idaho Falls Dan Mickelson Lago and T W Richmond. Ed Soper awarded 100 000 pound club certificates to breeders such as George Burr i Nampa Charles Reed Buhl Clarence Simpson Glenns Ferry Henry Drury and Son Preston Idaho Industrial Training School St Anthony Frank Bouston Jerome Thomas Dunagan Parma and Lyle Anderson Jerome. (Continued on page 5)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Supple
Jerome Holstein Breeder
Idaho State Holstein Association
Supple
Daniel Roberts
Preston
Herb Pline
Nampa
Tom Maberly
Rupert
Walter Guinn
Guinn
Marvin Prescott
Grace
Boise
Association
Herman Weick
Caldwell
Don Pack
Idaho Falls
Dan ‘Mickelson
Lago
T. W. Richmond
Buhl Ed Soper
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
George Burri
Charles Reed
Buhl
University of Idaho
Union Pacific Agriculture Car to Visit Preston Dates Set
The Union Pacific agricultural development car will tour Preston on February 4 and 5 in a cooperative effort with University of Idaho extension services. Daniel Roberts, county agent, oversees local arrangements with Everett Davis from Moscow coordinating an agricultural engineering program. The exhibit will display plans for buildings potato cellars haying equipment and more with Union Pacific publications available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Agricultural Development Department
Union Pacific Railroad
Preston
University of Idaho Agricultural Extension “Service
Agricultural Agents
Union Pacific System
Daniel Roberts
Dog Licenses Due As Chief Warns Enforcement
Chief of Police Harold Campbell announced licenses for dogs are now due. Dogs without collars and licenses will be disposed of or picked up by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Campbell
Business Loss In This County Shown in Report
Dun and Bradstreet data show Franklin county growth with 134 manufacturers wholesalers and retailers, down from 165 five years earlier. The Reference Book lists 2.6 million U S listings and updates every 60 days, guiding credit decisions and risk assessments for shipping financing and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Dun & Bradstreet
D. E. Smith
Salt Lake City
Credit Reporting Organization
U. S
Preston
Lsted
Credit Reporting
Smith
U.S
Dun & Bradstreet Credit
Preston Indians Rout Montpelier Bears For third league win
The Preston Indians beat the Montpelier Bears 65 to 44 on Preston’s home court to move to three wins and one loss in league play. Webb led with 17 points, followed by Beckstead 14 and Chol es 10. Montpelier’s Skinner had 13, Homer 9, Jaussi 8, Peterson 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Indians
Montpelier Bears
Preston
Indians
Webb
Beckstead
Choles
Knudson
Stokes
Kershaw
Busco
Bears
Preston Kiwanis installs 1957 officers at Elks Lodge
Fifty two members attend the Preston Kiwanis dinner at the Elks Lodge where Willis R. Burton is named president and Lee Bergquist vice president. Nielsen becomes secretary treasurer as outgoing officers Owens Baur and Marden Millward pass duties. Attendees heard brief remarks and enjoyed a musical program by Mrs. Aston Affleck and Connie, along with Jack King. Attendance awards were given to multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Lee Bergquist
Willis
Preston
Elks Lodge
Don E. Beck
Soda Springs
Kiwanis Division 4
Willis R. Burton
Eith, Nielsen
Ownes ‘Baur
Willis ‘R. Burton
Marden Millward
Aston Affleck
Connie
Jack King
Weston
Orval Moser
Joseph McKnight
Rulon Owen
Ivan Thompson
Ownes Baur
Chris Hansen
Jerry Weaver
Sturton
Gomedley
Juno Kjar
Guy Stenberg
Keith Nielsen
County Snow Survey Training Among Idaho Workers
Idaho SCS snow surveyors gathered in Bogus Basin near Boise for three days of intensive training led by Morian W. Nelson and J. Alden Wilson. Participants learned snow measurements, shelter building, avalanches rescue, and safe travel on difficult terrain to improve forecasts for water supplies and utility needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bogus Basin
Boise
George Barrus
Jack Kennard
Franklin Soil Conservation District
SCS
Morian W. Nelson
J. Alden Wilson
State Soil Conservation, Service
R.A
Alaska
Bogus Basin Lodge
Iraq
Kennard
Ars
Valley Scout Council Honors C D Robinson With Silver Beaver
The Cache Valley Scout Council held its annual dinner in the college union building where three Silver Beavers were awarded for outstanding service to youth. Over 700 scouters watched as leaders received honors and discussed scouting’s value to home, community, and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley Scout Council
College Union
William Scholes
Smithfield
Floyd Zollinger
College Ward
O. D. Robinson
Preston
H. B. Hunsaker
Utah State College
Henry R. ‘Hurren
David R. Cutler
Heber ‘Whiting
G. S. Francis
Wellsville
Vern H. Haslam
Logan
Calder Hall
Richmond
Wallace Parrish
National Council
Frederick P. Champ
Elmer G. Peterson
L. V. Merrill
Silver Beavers
Carl Bingham
Glen Rawsten
Lemuel Earl
Mendon
Ivan Allen
Cove
L. Jay Smith
James Johnson
Veil Cook
Artie Henderson
Robert Norton
Dairymen's Meeting Held Here Saturday
The Cache Valley Dairymen's Association of Franklin County held its annual meeting and luncheon Saturday in the county courthouse basement with Vice President Lever Doney presiding. A noon luncheon was served by the field department and accordion numbers by Cherryle Tomast of Linrose entertained attendees before talks by Mer. Ed. Gossner of Smithfield and executive-board members A. V. Chambers, Hazen Spackman, Owen Stevens, Joe Myler, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley Dairymen’s Assm
Franklin County
County
Lever Doney
Field Department
Cherryle Tomast
Linrose
Mer
Ed. Gossner
Smithfield
A. V
Chambers
Hazen
Spackman Lewiston
Alton Hoffman
Ben
Bear River Band to Be Guest Group at Tri-School Concert
The fourth annual tri school band concert will feature Preston West Side and Bear River high schools with a combined 150 musicians performing pieces such as Peter De Rose Colorama Overture Italienne and Under the Double Eagle. Bear River’s Dallin Nielsen directs the guest group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear River Band
West - Side High School
Millard
Utah
Bear River
Peter de “Rose
Coloramea
Overture Italienne
Bagley
Carolyn Ashcraft
Bruce Arbon
Pamila Anderson
Blaine Anderson
Jim Arnold
William Ashton
Doyle M Holdaway
David Holmgren
Kent Hughes
Wayrene
Hunsaker
Sherman Jensen
Denton John
Ronal John
Judy Johnson
Rose Marie Johnson
Bruce
King
Don Kirby
Darryl Knutson
Vaughn Korth
Blaine—Lott
Marva-Lee-Marriott
Shirley Neal
Joy Newman
Julie Oyler
Kent
Peterson
Vj Peterson
Ross - Peterson
Ross - Peterson, . . ‘Pearce, James .Pugsley
Helen. Rampton
Lena
Ann, Roberts
Sonja Secrist
Janet “Shaw
Utah Idaho Canning Crops Association Meeting
The annual meeting and banquet of the Utah Idaho Canning Crops Association for Franklin county was held in Oneida with Levor Doney in charge. Dinner served to over 300 by the third ward Relief Society. Talks followed by Pres. A. W. Chambers Jeff Zollinger and Levor Doney. OSL trio of Franklin provided entertainment.
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Utah
Idaho Canning Crops Association
Franklin County
Oneida
Levor Doney
Third Ward Relief Society
A. W. Chambers
Smithfield
Jeff Zollinger
Providence
OSL
Franklin
BYU freshman Collette Eberhard earns fall honors
Collette Eberhard daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Eberhard Jr of Preston majoring in elementary education at Brigham Young University made fall quarter honor roll with a 3.8 average. It is her first year at BYU after two years at Iks College and a scholarship to Provo University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collette Eberhard
Ernest. Eberhard, Jr
Preston
Brigham
Youngh, University
BYU
Eberhards
Iks College
eRxburg
Provo University
John Deere Day program planned for farmers Thursday
John Deere Day hosted by Preston Implement Co will be held at Isis theatre Thursday Jan 31 at 1 pm. The event features six all color motion pictures including Heavens to Betsy and five more films plus demonstrations and displays of new tractors and equipment. Movies follow the Roper family tale and Tom Gordon in Please Pass the Pasture with Oddities in Farming and mink farming highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Sant
Lee Bema
Roper Family
Tom Gordon
Tom
Holland
Mich
John Deere
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West Side Pirates
Jerome
Idaho Holstein Association
Roberts
Jerome Man
By Norman Nelson
Iwanis
Valley Scout Council
Dairymen’s
Canning Center
Franklin County Canning Center
Canning Committee
Mirs
Fenton’ Tarsen
Canning Chops Group
Colorado
John-Deere
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