Cutter Race Benefit Nears For Retarded School
A county advisory committee has been named for the Franklin County Opportunity school and its first activity is a Cutter Race Benefit at the Little Santa Anita Race Track near Preston. Proceeds go to the school run by parents of trainable retarded children. About 19 races are planned starting at 1 30 p m with drivers from Cache Valley and Gray Meadow associations. The event marks the second benefit after a Kiwanis sponsored dinner raising 207 dollars.
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Kiwanis
Marion Bennett
Preston Kiwanis Club
Reid Brenchley
James Hoggan
Franklin County Opportunity School
Bennett
DeVere Tovey
Citizen Photo
Cache Valley Cutter Association
Gray Meadow Cutter Association
Little Santa Anita
Ray Hobbs
Preston
Opportunity School
Secon
LDS Stake
Reed Brenchley
Clair Judy
Ben Johnson
Lee Bergquist
Keith Parry
William Ward
Cluff Kendall
Lyle’ Porter
Reed McIntire
Wayne Bell
Joe Moser
Ted Roper
Parry
Anes
Larsen and Ransom
Hansen and
Bingham
Les Traveller
Delbert Keller
Gordon Beckstead
Jepsen and Son
Jay
Dwight Weld
Garland Rasmussen
Harman Johnson
Martin
Doney
Curt
Stables
Johnny Schvaneveldt
Delon Archibald
Nick Keller
Glen Hillyard
Jerry Schvaneveldt
Duane Jones
Barthlome
Kirkbridg
Edwards
Blane
Schvaneveld
Farmers Association Plans Open House at Preston Plant
The Intermountain Farmers Association will hold an open house at the Preston plant on March 11 starting at 10 a.m. All members and residents are invited to participate. Prize drawings and refreshments will be offered.
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Intermountél.Farmers Association Iwill
Preston
Preston Store Expands Into Larger Grocery Complex
Milo Hobbs and Ray Merrill announce a major expansion converting the Milo Hobbs grocery and City Feed and Fuel into a single larger store with a 75 car parking lot. Refigeration upgrades will double capacity in meat produce and frozen sections. Remodeling to take about six weeks with business continuing.
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Preston
Milo Ag
Milo Hobbs
Ray Merrill
Merrill
Girls State Delegates Named From Weston Area
Carolyn Craner Preston and Julie Stewart of Weston were named delegates to Sy ringa Girl's State at a Legion Auxiliary tea. Alternates are Pamela Westerberg of Mink Creek and Marilyn Schwartz of Dayton. Carolyn and Julie are active in choir, pep club, and student government, with several school and church roles noted.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Carolyn
W R. Craner
Julie
Boyd Stewart
Pamela Westerberg
Russell Westerberg
Mink Creek
Marilyn Schwartz
Gerwaetz
Dayton
Gree
Baton Corps
LDS Seminary
Exchange ‘Assemblies
Ward
West Side
FHA
Hensarching Corps
Wendge
Caldwell
Preston Elks
Farmers urged to participate in community action in Idaho
Franklin county farmers were urged by Lloyd D. Browning executive secretary of the Idaho State Farm Bureau to stop sitting back and take part in local issues at a banquet attended by about 400. He urged involvement in schools PTAs and churches, warned against government excess and emphasized farmer influence and training for the next decade.
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Franklin County
Lloyd D. Browning
Idaho State Farm Bureau
Browning
Gus Hall
Communist Party
United States
Cee
Emestea
U.S
Fort Hall
PTA To Discuss Home Safety
The Central Jefferson PTA meets Monday at 8 p.m. in the Pres tor High School auditorium. Utah Power and Light official Joseph Goff will present Safety in The Home with a film and demonstrations on mouth-to-mouth respiration. Principal Wayne Brown will discuss school problems.
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Central Jefferson Parent Teachers Association
Prestor
Joseph Goff
Utah Power and Light
Wayne Brown
Princi
Irrigation Firm Holds Elections
An irrigation company conducted its annual meeting on Monday at 10 o'clock in the basement to elect officers and directors for the coming year. Bart, Heed Me Gaee, Rex SB Nayes, and Seaying director were mentioned as participants.
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Preston Riverdale Mink Creek
Be Meating
Des Bart
Rex
State Sales Tax Bill Dead In Senate Vote
The state sales tax bill was defeated in the Senate on Saturday by 32 to 12. Sen. Clif ford Forsgren said on Wednesday there is no move to revive it. The House had passed the measure 31 to 30 with Rep. Mark Hart voting for it and later questioning his stance. Forsgren voted against the bill.
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State
Senate
Clifford Forsgren
House
Mark Hart
Franklin County
Sen
Forsgren
Supreme Court Reverses Insurance Case in Idaho
Idaho Supreme Court reversed a district court ruling in a Preston case, finding Max Coburn misrepresented himself when buying an alcohol abstainer policy. The decision involved the November 9 1958 accidental deaths of a Preston couple, Mr and Mrs Donald Baxter, and held material misrepresentation justifies cancellation of such insurance.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Preston
Supreme Court
Max Coburn
Donald Baxter
Coburn
Polio Sunday Returns to Preston March Seventeen
Polio Sunday returns to Preston on March seventeen for 10000 area residents to receive the second Sabin oral polio vaccine dose. People walk into a public clinic, take a sugar cube with pink tasteless liquid, donate 25 cents, and continue Sunday plans. Dr Claire Cutler notes this dose guards against a different polio type and makeup clinics are not offered after March seventeenth.
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Preston
Claire Cutler
Snow Survey Shows Drought Hit in Five Snow Courses
Snow survey by Simmons and Rawlinson finds average water content for five area snow courses at 2.7 inches, about one third of the eight year average, with seven feet depth versus 39.6 feet. Ground frozen on all five. Cub River and Christensen ranges report no snow. Additional readings for Liberty Springs 5 feet, Horseshoe Basin 5.4 feet, Dry Basin 4.6 feet. Water forecast outlook to midwinter, state LCS to use data.
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Donald R. Simmons
Soil Conservation Service
Simmons
Ralph Rawlinson
Forest Service
Twin Lakes Irrigation Company
Lester P Sears
Sam Merrill
Rawlinson
Wil
Low Flat
Cub River
Christensen
Strawberry Creek
Strawberry Mink
Christensers
Sears
Merrill
Liberty Springs
Horseshoe Basin
Dry
LCS
Jack Kennard
Preston Scs
Simmons and Rawlinson
Teach Children To Face Life Franklin Stake Told
Conference speakers urged parents to teach right and wrong and form a Primary partnership to guide children. Stake leaders reorganized the stake Primary presidency naming two YMMIA counselors and emphasized mothers should attend Relief Society to improve teaching.
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Franklin Stake
Relief Society
Primary Association
Beth Davey
Primary Association General Board
Irene C. Lloyd
Relief Society General Board
Stake Primary
Stake
YMMIA
Davey
God
Lloyd
W Dean Palmer
Jushia
D. Stake
Filding Winward
Whitney
Mirs
Reed Stockdale
Franklin
Maurice Tirigey
Weston
George C. Bodily Jr
Preston
A. G. Condie
Ralph Cole
James Beverodge
Cecil Hodges
D. A Nash
Victor L Dunkley
Clair Egbert
Fairview
Gene Hawkes
Morris Parry
Willard Porter
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Cutter Race Benefit Nears
Doc Gibson
Ned Spackman
Thompson
Mathews
Shetland
Serge Benson
Glen Kel
Farmers Group
Carolyn Craner
Julie Stewart
Tgs Tan
PTA
Willow Flat
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Mehl Bis
AM Serra
Eenrae
Eth d
Kermit Shurweos Wistisen
Bancroft
Land LeBron
Garol “Fisher
Coun Nhyene
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