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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1968

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Governor probes Bear River water needs in Preston meeting

In Preston the four Bear River counties asked for urgent action as they outlined irrigation needs rivaling supply. Governor Samuelson pledged efforts to keep Idaho water in Idaho and to have professionals study the Bear River development with the Idaho Water Resources Board overseeing plans and possible storage of 238 000 acre feet valued around 9 833 000.

Don Samuelson Preston Caribou Franklin Oneida Bear Lake Robert Lee Idaho Water Resources Board Idaho Bear River Lee Lewis Munk Bear Lake County Sam Reed Caribou County Lester Sears Franklin County John Evans W.E Jenkins Oneida County Jenkins Akle Bureau of Reclamation Reed Ferris Kunz Idaho Resources Board Keith Tyginson Reclaau Eee Idaho’National

PTA Family Fair planned with food games and exhibits

The Jefferson Central PTA plans the second annual Family Fair at Jefferson School starting 6 30 pm with barbecues hot dogs drinks cotton candy popcorn raffles for a quilt and prizes and education displays. Proceeds buy tables for the Jefferson cafeteria. Local businesses donated prizes.

Jefferson Central PTA Jefferson School Jefferson American Oil Sprouse Reitz Kings O P. Skaggs Mel’s Drug Tanner’s Men’s Don Barger Jefferson Central Pta

Republican Dinner Plans Set With Abbott as Speaker

This Friday night committees prepare for the GOP annual event at 7 30 pm in the Franklin County Courthouse. George W Abbott, Nevada Republican State Chairman, will speak after flying in Friday afternoon from Nevada. Richard Hendricks chairs the banquet with Clair Hansen Harold Olsen Neil Nelson Barbara Panter Robert Smith Lynn Fackrell leading committees.

Franklin County Court House George W Abbott Western States Repea Associaon Nevada Richard Hendricks Clair Hansen Harold Olsen Neil Nelson Barbara Panter Robert Smith Lynn Fackrell

Remodeling Program Set

A discussion and demonstration on How to Remodel Your Home will be held April 3 at 7 30 p m in the Utah Power and Light building. The program is free and open to the public sponsored by a Preston lumber dealer. Local experts will show new materials and methods with a film and live demonstration. Professionals will offer advice on remodeling financing and planning guides with free gifts prizes and door prizes.

Utah Power and Light Building Preston Lumber

Newell Maughan Set to Receive Master’s Degree

Cyril Newell Maughan of Preston is near completion of a Master of Science in the College of Pharmacy at North Dakota State University. He studied radiation health physics and will graduate after the Winter Quarter.

Cyril Newell Maughan C. P. Maughan Preston Fis Ang North Dakota State University Maughan College of Pharmacy NDSU

City Wide Cleanup Set for April 14 19

The Preston city council announces the annual City Wide Cleanup from April 14 to 19. City trucks will collect trash and debris piled in residential gutters.

Preston

Obedience Emphasized at Oneida Stake Conference

Elder Franklin D. Richards urged all members and stake residents to live by obedience from birth to death. He stressed blessings for obedience and service opportunities, noting growth and a sense of unity with non members in the stake. Pres Carl A. Mortensen added that faith in oneself makes youth champions and highlighted tithing and Sabbath observance as key principles.

Oneida Franklin D. Richards Quorum of the Twelve LDS Church Richards Stake Argentina Pres Carl A. Mortensen Webster C. Maughan Jack A. Moser

Grand Theater in Preston Plans Week-Long Reopening

Preston’s Grand Theater, closed for over a year, is set to reopen next week under Glen Petterborg. Restoration by Petterborg, Preston Lions Club, and chamber of commerce includes painting, repairs, and refurbished seats. Opening show is The Flim Flam Man starring George Scott. The theater will operate six nights a week with two performances nightly at 7 p.m. and aims to feature family friendly shows.

Preston Jones Interests Malad Glen Petterborg Petterborg Preston Lions Club Preston Chamber of Commerce George Scott Petterberg

Student Named VP of Ricks College

Joel Palmer of Preston was elected executive vice president of the Ricks College student body. Ken Meacham of Arco was chosen president. Joel, a Preston High School graduate, recently completed an LDS mission and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Palmer.

Joel Palmer Preston Ricks College Joel Elmer Palmer Ken Meacham Arco Preston High School

Old Folks Party Set for April in Oneida Stake

The Oneida stake announces the annual Old Folks party to be held April 3 for residents over 60 and their partners. General chairman is O D Robinson. The program begins at 11 a.m. with a traditional dinner and social time following.

Oneida 0. D .Robinson

Franklin county cancer unit names chairman

Don Elwell of Preston was named chairman of the Franklin county unit of the American Cancer Society. James E. Worsley announced the appointment. Plans move to appoint workers for area divisions this week and announce them soon as the society educates the public on cancer symptoms. Dr. O R Cutler is medical advisor and Asael E Bell serves on the state board of directors.

Don Elwell Preston Franklin County American Cancer Society James E. Worsley Idaho Cancer Organization Elwell Elw O. R. Cutler Asael E. Bell State Hbe Ito

NFO Seeks Bargain as Farmers Organize Meet

The National Farmers Organization led by Ralph Hastings promotes a bargain based system allowing farmers to price and sell under contract. An information meeting in Preston is planned for tonight at 8 p.m. in Franklin County Court House, with Caribou County to host an organizational meeting in April. Hastings from Rupert notes agriculture accounts for 70 percent of new wealth but has been underpaid, with total sales at 286 billion and a net farm profit of 11 billion after expenses.

National Farmers Organization Agricus Ralph Hastings NFO Caribou Franklin Preston Caribou County Franklin County Court House Hastings Rupert NFC Ageing Ag

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