Snowy Stocks Elected President of Local Fish and Game
Snowy Stocks was elected president of the Franklin County Fish and Game Assn at the annual banquet and dance. Cliff Whitehead was chosen vice president and Orval Moser secretary. Directors are Bruce Lowe LaMar Oliverson Hy McKay Theron Smith. Officers ending terms were Forsgren Gambles and Tufts. The event drew a large crowd and was deemed a huge success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Colinty’' Fish and Game Assn
Cliff Whitehead
Orval Moser
Brucee Lowe
LaMar Oliverson
Hy McKay
Theron Smith
L. 5
Forsgren
Mac Gambles
Dick Tufts
Franklin Stakehouse
Franklin
Oneida Stakes
Albert’ Moser
Oneida Stake
Parley Shaffer
Franklin Stake
Franklin and
Fish and Game Association
Eberhard Takes Seminary Leave for BYU Internship
Ernest Eberhard Jr principal of the LDS seminary Preston Will goes on sabbatical starting March 21. He will attend Brigham Young University for an internship in clinical psychological testing and personality counseling during spring quarter. He aims to complete requirements for a master's degree and Utah counseling license by summer. J A Cherrington acts as principal until his return next fall. Keith Young will teach his classes for the remainder of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
LDS__seminary
Preston
Brigham Young University
Eberhard
Utah
J. A. Cherrington
Keith Young
Preston Jeeps Club Elects New Officers
Dick Farnes is the new president of the Preston Jeeps Club after the election held Wednesday March 5 He succeeds Arias Curly Dockstader as president for the coming year Gerald Greaves was elected secretary to succeed Willard Warner Dockstader will remain on the board of directors as outgoing president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Farnes
Preston Jeeps’club
Arias
Curly” Dockstader
Gerald Greaves
Willard Warner
Dockstader
Utes Loss Highlights Local Basketball Notes and Pet Poem
A reader recalls a Utah game featuring DeLyle Condie at Madison Square Garden and critiques self‑destructive nerves. The letter also laments pet poisonings from neighbors and shares a deaf white cat memory. The Joy of Being an Editor is introduced with ongoing magazine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Condie
Son
Brother DeLyle
Madison Square Garden
Utes
DeLyle
Ari
Condie
Idaho high school papers win contest awards
Idaho State College Journalism Division head Steve Lamoreaux says Idaho high school newspapers improved this year. All state ratings went to Boise, Boise High, Montpelier and Pocatello papers and to mimeographed sheets from Blackfoot, Meridian and Sugar-Salem high schools. West Side Dayton received a first class certificate and Preston High School Blue and White earned a second class rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Steve Lamoreaux
Idaho State” College
Pocatello
Boise
Montpelier
Blackfoot
Meridian
Sugar- Salem
West Side ‘High School
Dayton
Preston High School
Easter Parade of Values Promises Big Preston Merchants Event
Preston merchants schedule another Easter Parade of Values for Friday and Saturday March 28 and 29. About forty to fifty merchants will offer exceptional values in a double page ad in The Citizen and 3000 circulars. Sponsored by the Preston Chamber of Commerce, the event is promoted by its merchants committee. Also announced is the annual Easter egg hunt for Franklin county youngsters on Saturday April 5 at 10 am in City Park by the Preston library, followed by a free Grand Theatre show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Rulon~Dunn
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin’ County
Preston Library
Grand Theatre
Legion Post Drives Membership Drive in Preston
Preston American Legion Post 34 announces a membership drive ending next Sunday. Idaho officials including department commander Mel Meadows from Boise will visit the post to collect signed forms. Post leaders urge every eligible veteran to join, noting Idaho led in per capita membership last year and aiming to repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Meadows
Boise
Legion
Preston
Winn
Fort Veterans
American’ Legion
Idaho
Mrs Emma Merrill Opens Home After St Anthony Visit
Mrs Emma Merrill returns home after six weeks in St Anthony visiting Mr and Mrs Hughes McCarrel and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Merrill
St. Anthony
Mrs. Hughes
McCarrel
Education meeting set for Preston High auditorium March 31
March 31 meeting at Preston High School auditorium invites Eastside school district residents to discuss Preston education. Topics include curriculum choices, actions at the focal level to improve student opportunities and ensuring adequate options beyond high school for area children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dgaide
JSD
wiGovs Roberts
ViIdaho
Wightson
Preston
Fishermen Repair Treasureton Reservoir to Save Trout
On March 12 twelve members of the Franklin County Fish and Game Association assisted by the state fish and game department completed repairs on the Treasureton Reservoir fish block. The structure damaged by a dynamite blast last spring aimed to prevent trout from being stranded in irrigation diversions and dying. The project seeks to stock the reservoir and improve spawning conditions to sustain future angling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Fish and Game Asnn
State ‘Fish and Game Department
Treasureton
Blockz
3Hy
Buzzy
Forsgren
Snowy Stocks
Dick, Kufts
Ken Oliverson
Martel “Thomas
Lamayi
Oliverson
Woodrow
Butterworth
Willard ,Wanner
Charles Carpenter
Kap ‘Gibbs
Dale Jensen
Franklin Woman Seriously Injured by Bicycle Collision
Mrs. Albert Parkinson, 80, of Franklin, was seriously injured Monday when a boy on a bicycle struck her as she entered a Franklin store. She suffered a broken arm set in a cast and hip injuries requiring surgery after a delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Parkinson
Franklin
Parkinson
Behan Wes
Preston_hos
Merchants and Officials Seek Parking Relief in Business District
The chamber of commerce and city officials are studying ways to reserve business district parking for customers. Some merchants park across the street at other businesses, prompting a warning that a city ordinance and fines, or parking meters, could be enacted if cooperation fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
of Commerce
Ap ‘ Chamber’ of ‘Commerce
Thas
County fair boards reschedule exhibits for 1958 and centennial plan
Downey and Bannock County Fair boards agreed to alternate dates to avoid conflicts with Cache County Rodeo. Franklin County Fair representatives announced 1958 exhibits and urged citizens to plan ahead for a centennial fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Sarrpinlin ‘Gainty, Wraleidatess Zor
Bannock
Franken County, Fair
Bannock County
Franklin County
Cache County
Franklin County Fair
William Rewineed
Franklin
A Nett Booth
Preston
B. W Winward
Clifton
Owen Gibson
Daniel
Roberts
Carl Olsen
Virginia
Thomas
Bloxhil
Merrill Named Prudential District Agent for Ogden
D Gordon Merrill is appointed district agent for the Prudential Insurance Co in Ogden effective January 6 announced by N Reno Ficklin district manager. Merrill born in Ogden, educated locally, served five years in the U S Army in the Pacific, member of Elks Rotary Boy Scouts and holds county chairmanships of savings bond and United Nations day committees. He was reader of the month February 1958 and his family connections include Miltori Geimbles and Marion Clark of Soda Springs visiting Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Merrill
Prudential Insurance Co
N. Reno Ficklin
Ogden
Utah State ‘University
Elks
Rotary
Merrill Wby
Ani
Kite safety urged for children by power company official
Joseph Gott of Utah Power and Light urges parents to teach children kite safety. He warns against flying near electric lines or poles and to avoid releasing tangled kites by throwing stones. He cites risks from wet string and recommends checking with the local utility for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
CA Gottivintan
U Power,&Light: Co
iGott
Gotton
Boutella
Peikarene
Rebs
Utah
Power
Igh Co
Preston Town Plans Benson Visit For Franklin County Banquet
Secretary Benson of agriculture expected to visit Preston High School gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. for a Franklin County Farm Bureau event. A banquet for 1,000 attendees will be held at the high school with proceeds funding the Miss Franklin County program. tickets on sale locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bera T . “Benson
United States
Preston ‘High
Schipp
Belng
Franklin
Frank
Hinvel
Benson
Gilbert
Preston
Net
Gyranas
Farm Bureau
Dayton
Clifton
Oxford
Merlin Stevenson
Russell “Koller
Orson Nelson
Bert
Awies
Earl Rewkets
Stanton’ Hawkes
Sedans Collide in Sumset Utah Subaru? Auto Crash
A Sunday afternoon crash near Sumset Utah injures four occupants and causes about 1500 dollars in damage. Delbert R Miles and Bernell G Wetzel of Roy collide as Wetzel attempts to turn, with a wagon struck and occupants evacuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumset
Utahy
Delbert
R. Miles
Franklin County Blood Typing Committee Meeting
A county civil defense committee led by Clifford Warr met to plan blood typing drive in Franklin County. Members included E.Ray Merrill Matilda Gilbert Gleff Gamble and Red Cross officials to survey each stake and urge participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Swith Clifford Warr
Civil Defense
Phenol Edgley
Melchizedek
Oneida
Ray Merrill
Franklin ‘Stak
Matilda. Gilbert
Franklin “Stake Relief Society
Gleff - Gamble
Oneida Stseliefsociéty
Franklin County Red Cross
O. R
Cutler
Lewis
BR Hawkes
Honorary FFA Members Chosen by Calgary Chapter Banquet
The Preston FFA honored Evans of Fonts County Grain Growers Ariel Meek Riverdale and Walter Knapp Mapleton as honorary members at the second annual parent and son banquet on March 12 in Oneida stakehouse banquet hall. They were recognized for cooperation with the FFA program and encouraging youth to prepare for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayne “Evans
Fonts
County Grain * Growers Cooperative
Ariel Meek
Riverdale
Americare
Preston
Walter Knapp
Prsstice
Association
FFA
Oneida Stakehouse
It's a Grand Night for Singing at Franklin Stake Festival
The March 11 Franklin stake music festival featured a 100 voice chorus and 10 special numbers representing wards. Constance Davis accompanied, Nina Simmons directed, and over 700 attendees filled the stake center for the annual MIA event with varied vocal and instrumental pieces from multiple wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Stakcehouse
Constance Davis
Lourena Panincenti
Nina H
Simmons
Fairview Ward
Jorgan
Euanis Lene
Erma
Jean Hobbs
Gerain Pee
Ruby
Mapleton
Chinese Temple
Garden
Beverly Sorenson
Preston
Sixth Ward
Kay’ Don Chris
Wonderland
Joan “Woodward
Kent
Smith
Pamela Smith
Fifth Ward
Nola
Kathleen Simpson
Whitney
Ward
Romarice
Marsha
Bessoni
Loturenn Benson
Accompan
Westonn
Donna Fennesbeck
Pays
Nadine
Buttars
Reed Smith
Diana Wells
YWMIA
Stake
MIA
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Pola
Preston Jeeps Club
Preston Merchants
Legion Post
American ‘Legion
Oneidas
P Ruyal
Winder Ward
An & Aed
Milo Hobbs
Glen, Oliverson
Carl‘Mortenson
Willis-Burton
Percy Larsen
Lloyd Forsgren
Willis- Burton
Hobbs
Chall
Norie’ Palmer
Dora Gaye Keller Saing
Shirley ‘Palmer Ad Sresved
Lorenzo’ Mitchell
Church Music Committee
Eres
D. Gordon Merrill
Insurance ‘Award
Miltori_Geimbles
Marion
Clark
Virgil Knudson
The
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