Translator All Set Needs Money for North Cache Valley System
The license is received and papers filed but funding delays translation project for Franklin County areas Franklin and other North Cache County expansion. Building on Hull Hill near Preston awaits funds to install three UHF translators costing about 13500 with 1700 extra for feeding North Cache. Financial chairmen urge families to contribute so equipment and operation can proceed.
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Cache Valley
Burt Martin
Martin
Fanklin
Cornish
Franklin County
Franklin
Cache County
Hull Hill
Preston
Fran County
Richmond
Lewiston
Lee Bergquist
Berg
Keith Christensen
Ken Porter
Royce Fuhriman
Policies Slow Agriculture Says Idaho Gop Candidate
Len Dick Smith, Republican hopeful from Madison, criticizes government agriculture policy as harming Idaho's key industry. He denounces high budgets and proposed congressional pay raises as inconsistent with administration economy aims while campaigning in Franklin County.
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Len Dick Smith
R. Madison
Smith
Franklin County
Idaho
Congress
Phi-Dels Boost Drive for Funds With PointsTotal
The Phi-Dels earned 20 788 points this week and stand at 14 000 points toward 200 dollars and aim to reach 400 dollars with 7 000 more points. They sell Citizen subscriptions to raise money for uniforms and expenses. Team standings show No 13 led by Karen Klippert and Vickey Crockett with 4175 points, followed by team 14 of Helen Bodily and Nancy Gilbert with 2650 points.
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Phi-Dels
Karen Klippert
Vickey Crockett
Team 14
Helen Jo Bodily
Nancy Gilbert
GOP Plans Night For Candidates Meet Your Candidate Banquet
Voters can meet Republican candidates at a July 16 banquet in the courthouse social hall. Tickets are via precinct committeemen or the candidates. Cleo L. Swenson chairs the event with a 7 pm social hour and 7 45 pm dinner. State and county candidates will attend and speak, including Len Dick Smith and George Hansen for Congress.
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Court House
Cleo L. Swenson
Len Dick Smith
George Hansen
Congress
American Food Plans Grand Opening By Local Owners
New owners open American Food Store under local control with a grand opening this week. Keith Larsen, the owner, and Keith Neilsen, manager of the former Ray's American Foods, promise steady prices and good service. Neilsen has 15 years Preston experience, served in Mayfair and Ray's roles, and sits on the Chamber of Commerce board. The store has been redecorated with plans for more changes ahead. Open Friday 8 am to 6 30 pm and Saturday 8 am to 7 30 pm.
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American Food Store
Keith Larsen
Keith Neilsen
Ray's American
Logan
Mayfair Food Store
Larsen
Larson
MR. Neilsen
Preston
American Foods
Mayfair
Ray's American Foods
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Committee
Citizen
Preston Western Time Festival Sets July 17 18
Preston aims to ignite the western season with a two day event featuring a Sidewalk Bazaar by local merchants, mock robberies and hangings staged by the Boots and Saddle Club, a stage coach robbery possibility, Kiddy Rides, Ping Pong drop, a street dance, and the Preston Night Rodeo Queen contest on July 18 drawing participants from across the area.
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Preston
Perston
Preston Boots
Saddle Club
Preston Rodeo Committee
Boots and Saddle Club
The
Indians Paroled to Farmers to Pay Off Fines
City uses Indian liquor offenders paroled to local farmers for 5 dollars a day to cover fines. Mayor Russell Cranney says the plan began about a week ago and aims to help farmers and reduce jail crowding. About 17 Indians are held or paroled. five are sent to farms. extra police assigned to supervise work.
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Russell Cranney
Cranney
Coopera
Sheriff's Office
Preston Legion Auxiliary Feted By State
The Preston unit of the American Legion Auxiliary won the state best history award at the state convention and received a unit history trophy. Mrs Bill Auger and Mrs Robert Rice are historians. Auger was named state historian. The group earned cash for membership and welfare awards as well. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Auger, Mrs Ned Hutchins, and Mrs Robert Rice at Lewiston. Department Commander Max Hanson of Boise and state president Mrs Nellie V Johnson led events at the Lewis-Clark Hotel, with Mrs Hutchins as local president and Dan Foley of Wabasha as guest speaker.
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Preston
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Bill Auger
Robert Rice
Auger
Ned Hutchins
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Lewiston
Max Hanson
Boise
Hanson
Nellie V Johnson
of Grace
Lewis-Clark Hotel
Hutchins
Rice
Dan Foley
Wabasha
Min
Legion
Young Republicans Formed Elect Heads in Franklin County
Neil F Nelson Preston was named President of the newly formed Franklin County Young Republicans at a meeting last week in Pop ’n Pins Lanes. Officers include Sherman Lindhardt Mink Creek Vice Chairman Carl Vaterlaus Preston Secretary Clair Cutler Preston Corresponding secretary and Alan Vaterlaus Preston treasurer. Mrs Kading urged unity with no hyphenated Republicans.
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Neil F Nelson
Preston
Young Republicans
Franklin County
Hope Kading
Sherman ‘Lindhardt
Mink Creek
Carl Vaterlaus
Secre
Clair Cutler
Alan Vaterlaus
Rotary Club Installs Preston Officers for Year
The Preston Rotary Club installed new officers at Deer Cliff with President Sherwin Webb presiding. New directors include Ward Ace Beckstead and Glade Heusser, with holdovers Chandler Swenson and Shumway. Past president pin given to Richard Hendrick. gift to Harley Greaves for 41 years of attendance.
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Preston Rotary Ub
Deer Cliff
Richard Hendrick
Angus Condie
Sherwin Webb
Harry Gambles
Treasuer
David E. Davis
O. D. Robinson
Supt. Ward
Ace Beckstead
Glade Heusser
Maxee Chandler
Cleo
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Gop
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George West
Citizen Photo
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