Shoplifting Signs Now Available for Merchants
Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee Chairman Craig Allred urged area merchants to obtain shoplifting signs costing $1 from the Idaho Retailers and Food Dealers Association. Signs must be posted to deter theft and allow merchants to detain suspects until police arrive, protecting against false arrest. Alfred noted students at Eastside and West Side schools were informed of the new laws by the sheriff and county attorney, urging merchant cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee
Craig Allred
Allred
Idaho Retailers and Food Dealers Association
Kings Alfred
Eastside
West Side
Students Make USU Honor Roll in Winter Quarter 1975
Area students at Utah State University earned honor roll status for winter quarter 1975. Recipients listed include George Gooch in engineering from Dayton, Harry Oswald Johnson in education, Jeffrey Robert Hill in humanities from Grace, Christine Oliverson in business, Marsha Webb in education, Marian Martin in family life, William Ballf and Karen Owen in humanities, Dennis Balhif and Howard Rawlings in science, and Reed JF Blau in science, all required to be full time with a 3.5 GPA or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State University
Uniersity
George Gooch
Dayton
Harry Oswald
John
Son
Jeffrey Robert Hill
Grace
Christine Oliverson
Marsha Webb
Marian Martin
Walliam
Ballf
Karen Qwen
Dennis Balhif
Howard Rawlings
All Preston
Reed JF Blau Science
Roads Classification To Be Discussed At Commission Meeting
The county commission will discuss classification of all roads and highways at the regular meeting. A public hearing is scheduled for Monday at 10 am in the courthouse commission chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conty
Commission
Karla Cattani
Jefferson Middle
Preston
Kollette Keller
Michele Moser
USA
Fairgrounds
Shawn Forrest
Gerri Keller
America
Mary Lindharst
Cache Valley
Magistrate Court Fines Across Franklin County List
A Franklin County magistrate court listing shows multiple defendants with fines from 5 to 100 dollars for offenses dated May 10 to May 30 1975. Offenses include speeding inattentive driving running stop signs and driving on a suspended license along with defensive driving options and safety violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Chatterton
Franklin
Wallace B. Smith
Soda Springs
Roger Rodrero
Dayton
Clyde Checketts
Preston
Laurie Lynn Tanner
Terry Rene Scott
Alvin Ross Johnson
Richmond
Fidel Moreno
Notus
Idaho
Don Gene Woodward
H Reed Fellows
Reed Kenneth Hart
Scott Andrew Marshall
Logan
Ralph C Spackman
Franklin County Bicentennial planning seeks public input
As the Bicentennial nears, the Franklin County Commission forms a Bicentennial Committee to design county celebrations. The panel has met and solicited ideas on fireworks parades historical trails and other projects, urging more public input before final plans are laid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Commission
Disaster Payment Provisions For Wheat And Feed Grains
Franklin County ASCS chairman Jean J Smith explains disaster payment provisions for 1975 Wheat and Feed Grain Programs. Eligible payments include prevented planting and low yield, with reporting to the ASCS office for individual farm calculations. Also reports on two tractor truck units suspected in a grain truck scandal and a community survey on patriotic and celebration activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Jean J Smith
Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASCS
Arlando Larsen
Franklin
Larsen
Smithfield
Driver Cited After Accident on North State Street
Bergquist 19 of Preston cited for failure to yield after collision on North State Street. He was driving Mrs Evan Harris of Preston when a 10 speed avocado green Schwin bicycle stolen May 27 28 1973 and a 1970 Honda collided. J Bergholz suffered minor injuries. bike damage $250 and Pinto damage $150. Authorities noted failure to see the bicycle and rider before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergquist
Preston
North State St
Evan Harris
Oneida St
Sheriff's Office
Bergholz
Preston High announces second semester honor roll
Principal Onan Mecham announced Preston High School’s second semester honor roll. Freshmen Karlene Barger to Don Woodward earned straight A’s or one to two B’s. Sophomores Lam ar Barrington to Lila Woodward appear on the list, with seniors including Ree Choules and Kathi Christensen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
Onan Mecham
Karlene Barger
Linda Gray
Patricia Hansen
Vaughan Henrie
Kay Hoggan
Laura Johnson
Angie Owens
Karen Porter
Don Woodward
LaMar Barrington
Ellen Kay Beckstead
Jackie Greaves
Jamie Greene
Kathy Haworth
Mary Ann Mitchell
Cindy Nelson
Kathy Smith
Lila Woodward
Bryan Anderson
Arnel Baird
Tammie Foster
Paul Frederick
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THE
LDS Church
Preston South Stake Center
Citizen
James McClure
Kay Hollingsworth
Bergquist Springs
Cub River Canyon
McClure
U.S. Senate
USU
Eugene LaVar Knelling
Garth Benjamin Porter
Paul R Naylor Dayton
Kelly Reed Griffiths
Weston
Leslie Seamons
Julie Perry
Michael Steadman
Hal Baird
George Washington
Boston
Brock Alder
Peter M
Michelle Bastian
Carolyn Mattson
Suzanne Nelson
Janeal Purser
Burt Reynolds
Musketeers
Lio
Grace Theatre
Grace, Idaho
BY Bushnell
Airguide
Bushmell
Honda
Douglas J Bergholz
Preston High
Jods Garner
Debbie Haworth
Penns Jensen
Rands Johnson
Lesh Larsen
Onette Maughan
Karren Merrill
Ruth Mitchell
Doug Qwen
Todd Phillips
Mark Tasso
Adair
Waterlaus
Kent Wheler
Dawn Lee Workman
MerRee Choules
Kathi Christensen
Maralou Egbert
Nancy Gamble
Jill Gibson
Judy Hall
Cindy Harward
Peggy Heath
Marianne Hoggan
Larry Harless
Denise Johnson
Charisse Larsen
Debra Larsen
Sheri Larsen
Wendy Long
Sears
Janet Mylrose
Sheri Oliverson
RaNae Petersen
Nonavee Porter
Tamara Porter
Tracie Ransom
Karla Rawlings
Clare Sharp
Jennifer Shrives
Dixie Woodward
Dad
Tanner
van Heusen
Tanner's Men's Wear
South State
Preston, Idaho
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