Miss Franklin County 1964 crowned at Preston pageant
A large crowd attended the 1964 Miss Franklin County pageant in Preston where Alyce Frederick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hull, Mapleton, won Miss Franklin County. Runner ups were Rhonda Hammond and Faye Lynn Longstreth, with awards and scholarships provided by local sponsors.
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Roland Hull
Morris Gordon
Preston Lions Club
Ivan Davis
Franklin County
Adell Viehweg
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Cub River
Frankin
Adele Viehweg
Rhonda Hammond
Faye Lynn Longstreth
Patsy Frederick
Mapleton
Preston High School
Weber Colege
Alyce
Cranny
Chevrolet
Federal Land Bank
Preston Lum
Frederick
Sistors G
Rocky Mountain Dairy
Carolyn Hart
Mark Hart
Susan Solley
E Earl
The
Lions Club
Ugens Tueller
Logan
Rch ‘School
Fuller
Henetor
Usus
Ken
Carter
Pocatelo
CPA
Beauty Seauty
Cora Holmes
Auty Contes
Burey
City Fathers To Find Police Chief
The mayor and city council agreed to run Preston police with current staff until a new chief is found and approved. They vowed no more of the 10 day delays and will select a successor to Chief Pete Ward who resigned, ending a stalemate between the council and mayor.
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Preston
Russell Cranney
Pete Ward
Force
Franklin County Fish and Game Association elects three directors
Three men were elected to the board of directors of the Franklin County Fish and Game Association at the annual meeting held last week. Bruce Lowe represents the Franklin area Hyrum McKay covers Weston and Hugh Geddes serves Banida Swan Lake and Oxford areas. Officers remain the same for two years.
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Franklin County Fish and Game Association
Bruce Lowe
Franklin
Hyrum McKay
Weston
Hugh Geddes
Banida
Swan Lake
Oxford
Albert Moser
Ae Eee
Asom
Carnival of the Assoclaon
Postal Rates Increase April 1 For Parcel Post
Postal rates will rise April 1 for parcel post and Fourth Class mail with increases ranging from five to eight cents for the first two pounds. Local rate climbs to 29 cents from 24, zones one and two to 40 cents from 33, and zone eight to 72 cents from 64.
Feed Grain Program Deadline Set for Friday
Friday, March 27 is the final day to file an application to participate in the 1964 Feed Grain Program. F. H. Winward, vice chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, today urged growers to contact their ASCS County Office at once.
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F. H. Winward
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation County
ASCS
Service Plaque Honors Longtime Greyhound Agents
Earl Thiemann Preston and S. R. Hamdy of Franklin received service plaques for their roles with Western Greyhound Lines. The awards, presented by Boise district marketing rep G. B. Clark, honored Thiemann for four years of service and Hamdy for twenty four years.
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Earl Thiemann
Preston
S. R. Hamdy
Franklin
Western Greyhound Lines
G. B. Clark
Boise
Mr. Thiemann
Mr. Handy
Shock Knocks Out Mapleton Woman
Mrs Dale Cole suffered an electrical shock at home while turning off a radio. She lost consciousness but regained quickly with apparent no serious after effects per physician.
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Mapleton
Dale Cole
Jessica 2
Senior Citizens Dinner Plans Near for 61 Plus Group
The Ida Stake raises plans for its annual senior dinner at the Omeda House on Wednesday April 1 at 12 30 PM. A full course meal will be followed by a musical program directed by Mr and Mrs Milo P Hobs and Mr and Mrs A Earl Hollingsworth featuring Triple Tones Nancy Pierce Sharon Howe and Nancy Tingey, Carl Brostrom on accordion, Mrs Emily Evans on harmonica, a Riverdale men's quartet, Orson Hansen on organ, and reading by Mrs Willis Burton.
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Milo P. Hobs
A. Earl. Hollingsworth
Tripletones
Nancy Pierce
Sharon Howe
Nanncy Tingey
Carl Brostrom
Emily Evans
Riverdale
Marvin Packer
Dwaine Tate
Walter Rindlisbaker
Robert Smith
Orson Hansen
Willis Burton
Clifton Boy Injured by Power Saw at West Side High
Clifton Dennis Bail ey son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bailey of Clifton cut his fingers while using a power saw at West Side high school. He was taken to Preston hospital then moved to LDS hospital in Salt Lake City. The fingers were nearly severed but saved. more surgery will be needed.
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Weber College
Otyokwin Social Sorority
Orchesis Dance Organization
The
Musettes
Lions Club
Lions Cub
Mark Hammond
Preston High School
Lynn Longstroth
Salt Lake City
Michaelites
Brigham Young University
Myron Fredrick
Oneida Station
Clifton
Dennis Bailey
Charles Baily
West Side High School
Preston Hospital
LDS Hospital
Easter Egg Hunt Moves Indoors After Snow
The Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees will host an Easter candy distribution after a Free Show at the Grand Theater. The event starts at 1 30 p m with candy handed out around 3 30 p m, sponsored by local merchants. Also, Brent T Windley airman apprentice, SSN, son of Lorin C Hoppes, recently completed a three week training cruise aboard USS Ticonderoga.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Brent T Windley
SSN
Lorin C Hoppes
Star Route
Preston
Ticonderoga
San Diego
California
Hawaiian
Far East
Preston City Maintains 42 Mill Tax Levy For 1964
City council set the 1964 tax levies at 42 mills total matching 1963 levels. General Fund 19, Street Light 4, Library 3, Recreation 3, Water Bond 13 mills. Also approved two officials to attend a treatment plant operation school at Idaho State University and planned talks with county and irrigation reps on canal road and reservoir repairs. Amalgamated Sugar plants at Lewiston and Nampa reportedly won awards for safety records.
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Preston
General Fund
Idaho State University
Russell Cranney
Glen Gamble
County Commission
Rails Clear After 22 Car Pileup Near Arimo
A 86 car freight train headed north to Pocatello derailed near Arimo. Twenty two cars derailed and blocked a mainline for about 12 hours with no injuries. UP crews cleared wreckage and rerouted trains via Granger Wyo.
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Arimo
Union Pacific
Granger
Wyo
Seek Kingdom First Conference Urges Faithful Living
Elder LeGrande Richards of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles urged LDS members to seek the Kingdom of God first and trust that other blessings will follow. He warned against marrying someone who does not honor priesthood and praised children for bearing testimony in fast meetings. Stake President Carl A Mortensen urged members to get out of debt and avoid financial bondage during the Oneida Stake conference.
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LDS Church
Kingdom of God
LeGrande Richards
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Richards
Oneida Stake
Darlene C. Dedekind
Besa
Aoe
Holy Ghost
Stake
Carl A. Mortensen
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