Committees Named By Chamber Committees Named By Chamber
The Preston Chamber of Commerce announced its complete slate of committees led by president Eldon Crockett. Chairs include DeVere Tovey Agriculture William L Weber Budget and Finance Burton Martin Congressional Action and Legislative Ralph Millar Education Gus Mink Industrial Development Eldon Crockett Membership Niles Monson Merchants Phil West Roads Virgil Knudson Rodeo Wayne Bell Special Promotion. Members span Agriculture Budget and Finance Congressional Action Education Industrial Development Membership and more with names listed for each panel.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Eldon Crockett
DeVere Tovey
William L. Weber
Burton Martin
Congressional Action
Ralph Millar
Gus Mink
Niles Monson
Merchants
Phil West
Virgil Knudson
Wayne Bell
Agriculture
Fred Balis
Legrand Burton
Roger Carter
Don Elwell
Wayne Merrill
Max Millar
Ted Pleisch
William G. Ward
Robert N. Acock
Clyde Checketts
Keith Christensen
Demar Merrill
Ted E. Steers
A. W. Anderson
Quinten Crockett
Fred Coy
Dr. O. R. Cutter
Stan Evans
Wayne S. Evans
Ray Fackrell
Don Greaves
Harley Greaves
Loyal Hansen
Leo Hawkes
W. Paul Merrill
Wesley Hyde
Ellis Johnson
Ben B. Johnson
G. W. McCune
L. V. Merrill
Max Norton
Sylvester C. Anderson
Paul Greaves
James Hoggan
D. A. Nash Jr
Murray C. Nichols
Leo Palmer
Owen Ames
Kenneth Beckstead
J. Sidney Biggs
Dell Rosen
Mel Burrup
R. G.crahney
Floyd Didericksen
Lynn Fackrell
Ardith M. Farrell
Ezra
Foss
A.C
Hansen
Garland
Herd
Bill Huntington
Ned
Mutchias
J. N. Kjar
John’Martin
Mérrill
Lylé
Petersen
Harold
Pinson
Grant Porter
Dale Saxton
Don
Spainhower
Eugene “Chatterton
Dr. Clair
Ferguson Center in Presto Erie Wanes
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LDS Elder Dilworth Young to Speak at Preston Stake Conference
Elder S Dilworth Young of the First Council of Seventy will address the Franklin stake quarterly conference in Preston on March 4 and 5. He served 22 years with the Boy Scouts of America, led the New England Mission from 1947 to 1951, and has promoted priesthood and missionary activity. Also visiting is Fauntleroy Hunsaker, former East Los Angeles stake president and Southern States Mission head, now active in Salt Lake temple work. Meetings Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm, stake center. Stake President W Dean Palmer will conduct. Visitors welcome.
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S. Dilworth Young
First Council of Seventy
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Franklin Stake
Preston
Elder Young
Boy Scouts of America
New England Mission
Fauntleroy Hunsaker
General Welfare Committee
Hunsaker
East
Salt Lake Temple
Stake
W. Dean Palmer
PTA Plans Fair and Fund Raising Event Details
The Central Jefferson Parent Teachers group plans a fund raiser and school fair next month. Tickets raffled for two quilts will be displayed at J C Penney. The drawing will be at Jefferson school during the March 10 fair at 7 p.m. Teachers will present educational exhibits and a bee with students. First and second graders will sing under Lyle Shipley with hot dogs available.
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Central-Jefferson Parent Teachers Organization
J. C. Penney Company
Clair Hollingsworth
Jef
Ferson School
Lyle Shipley
Naming Celebration to Win Prize for Preston Area
The chamber of commerce seeks a four word name describing heritage and community for a three day Preston celebration. Entries due March 20. The event includes rodeo and parades plus pioneer observance youth activities and contests as part of five weeks of county wide activities. Civic groups and schools urged to join in and help promote the county unity.
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Preston
Tion Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Name Top Area High School Winners
West Side High School Dayton students Richard Bingham and Christine Griffeth win the Elks Most Valuable Student awards for the area. Each receives 25 dollars. brochures advance to the State Elks Association for possible national scholarships totaling 130 thousand dollars.
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Richard Bingham
Christine Griffeth
Elks
Rulon Owen
West Side High School
Dayton
Preston Elks Lodge
State
Elks’ Association
T 6
Howish
Lyle Der'son
Owen
Idaho water board weighs basin study and funds
Proponents and opponents clash over a drainage basin study funded by the legislature. Idaho Falls attorney Holden said two bills authorize controversial water resources projects, while others argued the plan benefits Bear Lake Franklin Oneida region and local drainage. Community members testified about potential impacts and costs.
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Idaho
W. Ensources
Tees
Beaul
Evan
Howe
Maverloe
Bear Lake
Franklin
Oneida
Puntos
W.aters “sResources É
Two Break-Ins Reported Across Local Businesses
Police logged two break-in attempts last week including Milo's AG Market entered through a roof access and the bakery stock area by ovens. Ken's Electric building also targeted with roof entry. A third attempt at Jerry's Market Western failed at the front door when the alarm sounded.
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Milo’s AG
Ken's
Jerry's
Motorbike Licenses Require Regular Driver Tests
County Sheriff Arlando Larsen says no special licenses exist for motorbikes and riders must hold a regular driver license. Minors must be at least 14 and pass the standard licensing test. City Police Chief Danald Austin warns parents to ensure their teens understand the rules as bike activity rises with spring.
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Arlando Larsen
Danald Austin
Auto registrations climb in Franklin County for 1967
Franklin County sees overall auto registrations rise for 1967 with about a 100 increase compared to last year. Truck registrations drop slightly, while the assessor's office notes higher totals this year despite some regional variability.
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Franklin ‘County
Utah State Debate Teams to Battle at Linfield Tournament
Jim Kotoed and Sam Alba of Preston are members of Utah State University debate teams set to compete in a major tournament at Linfield College in McMinnville Oregon. The event opens today and is expected to attract about 450 entrants from over 40 schools.
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Jim Kotoed
Sam Alba
Preston
Utah State University
Tean E
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