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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1948
Page
2
The Clifton Ladies club gathered for a meeting last Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Ho, with members discussing club activities and upcoming events.
A lunch for 12 guests was followed by card games and high scores by Margie Howell and Romania Talbot. Don Westover, recently released from an LDS mission, returned home with his parents last week and gave a Sunday school talk last Sunday.
Dick Hatch of Woods Cross and his bride spent last weekend with his aunt and family the Quince Rice. Several visits are noted including the Sears family reunion in Smithfield and visits by Hatch, Waite, Olsen, and Capps relatives across Clifton Logan Gooding Ogden and Salt Lake City with updates on recent Navy discharge and week long stays.
Henrys Lake and Island Park reservoir will bar night fishing starting July 25, with allowed hours 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. through October 31. Idaho Fish and Game adopted the rule at Boise, citing pressure on trout stock. The measure tests hourly limits before considering extension to other waters.
Franklin county farmers in the agricultural conservation program are urged to complete all indicated practices. ACA chairman Woodrow Rasmussen notes yearly failures to meet specifications and stresses proper documentation and evidence of completed conservation work to ensure maximum soil and water conservation benefits and efficient use of funds.
Franklin county dairy leaders announce Holstein cattle classification set for mid October. County agent Dan Roberts notes the dairy committee chaired by Henry Drury of Fairview with Alma Choules and Douglas Wright as members. Breeders may request classification application blanks from G C Anderson in Boise or Allen Shumate in Helena.
Bear Lake at 5 921.79 feet elevation on June 14 marks a return to near record height. Utah and Idaho share the lake and note drought years reduced water levels as irrigation pumps drew down shoreline resorts.
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