Preston Gala Names 7 Year Old Sweetie Pie Winner
Holly Gae Keller, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leness Keller, won Preston’s Sweetie Pie contest after five weeks of voting. About 60 youngsters entered with Jamie Griffeth placing second. Finalists included Pattie Purser Sherrie Moser and Gina Hobbs. D A Nash MC’d the event with Elda Carlson on the contest committee. prizes included sugar sacks and merchant donations plus Sweetie Pie Cookies.
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E ‘Holly "Gae Keller
Leness Keller
Preston
Jamie Griffeth
Glen Griffeth
Pattie ‘Purser
Arland Purser
Presbiton
Sherrie
Moser
Bishop
Jack ,Moser
Dayton
Gina ‘Hobbs
Bill Hobbs
Franklin
D. A. Nash
Elda Carlson
Preston Grocery
Preston Merchants
Holly Gae Keller
Sherrie Moser
Pattie Purser
Hobbs
Death Claims Prominent Franklin Man
Ivan Woodward 87 died at Logan Hospital after illness. A Franklin native, he was a stockman and farmer who lived in Franklin all his life. Born March 4, 1887, he married Rosena Hart in 1901, later divorced and wed Ordell Mecham Doney in 1926. He served in the LDS Church and was active in ward auxiliaries, a High Priest, and a member of the Idaho Pioneers Day board of governors. Survived by nine sons, three daughters, 43 grandchildren, and 23 great grandchildren.
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Ivan Woodward
Logan
Franklin
William
Rebecca Wright Woodward
Rosena Hart
Ordell Mecham Doney
LDS Church
Frank
Board of Governors’ of
Idaho
Nevada
Melvin J. Darrel
Poca- Lynn D
Fort Knox
Kent
Vic
Sabina) Jorgensen
Preston
Weldon
Edieth
Abersold
Richard
LuDean
Talbot
Mesa
Ariz
District Music Fete Opens Tomorrow in Preston
Five hundred high school music students travel to Preston for a two day clinic. Rehearsals Friday under Mau m McMurdy of Brigham Young University Dalby and Ditmer of Utah State University. A concert Saturday at 8 pm at the High School is free. Housing for 300 to 460 students is urgently needed.
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Preston
Maum ‘McMurdy
Brigham Young University
Max Dalby
Utah State University
Alma _ Ditmer
No Man Is An Island
Porgy
Bess State Fiat
ASC Gives Results of Unity Committee Elections 1964
The election by mail was tabulated publicly by the ASC County Committee on November 9, 1964 at the County Office. Community chairmen and alternates are listed for communities A B C D E and the chairmen automatically become delegates to the County Convention to elect the ASC County Committee. The convention will be held November 19 1964 at 10:00 a.m. at the Franklin ASC County Office and oversees local administration of programs such as the Agricultural Conservation and Sugar programs along with loans and storage facilities.
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Unity
Conservation County Committee
ASC County Committee
Reed McGregor
Lorin C. Hoopes
Don C Workman
Edward A. Paskins
de- Ralph Perry
Jean J. Smith
Verdon Hansen
Lloyd 8. Forsgren
Nathaniel Keller
Delmer L. Olson
Caroll H. Stocks
Robert C. Geddes
Kay Andersen
Wade M. Christensen
Cluff Gibson
Theo Perth Poulsen
Kenton G. Fredrickson
Bert W. Winward Jr
John J. King
Blaine Gamble
A. Ralph Porter
ASC County
Preston Jaycees Plan Christmas Decor Contest Again
The Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the annual Christmas decorating contest and a home decor contest. Ralph West will lead the committee this year and plans are to be made this week.
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Preston Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Ralph West
Beet Harvest Near End Sends Checks by Mail
sugar beet harvest nears finish as tonnage falls while sugar content rises. initial payments totaling 650000 for the Franklin County division will be mailed next week, with Cache district figures unavailable. four acres remain in Franklin County. total crop about 80 percent of normal and sugar content up from last year.
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Cache
Franklin County
Thomas Heath
Heath
Amalgamated Sugar
Spain
IBM
October Weather Summary From Cache Halley Station
October at Oneida Station shows a balmy average high around 72 and average low near 31 with 0.58 inches of precipitation and four storm days. The warmest October on record was 89 degrees in a previous year, while 14 degrees marked the coldest in 1958. October 1949 saw four inches of snow.
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Cache Halley
Oneida
Mink Creek Ward Bishopric Reorganized In Sunday Meet
Mink Creek ward reorganizes with Bryce Egley named bishop. Rodney Jensen, former bishop, becomes retired from leadership. Cloyd Wilde named first counselor, Garland Rasmussen second counselor. Verdon Hansen and Fay Wilde named clerks. Reorganization approved by President Carl A. Mortensen with Willis Burton Reed Hawkes and Leo Byington assisting.
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Rodney Jensen
Egley
Jensen
Cloyd Wilde
Garland Rasmussen
Verdon Hansen
Fay Wilde
Aut Hansen
Vernonterberg
Carlene Tate
Riverdale
Wilde
Rasmussen
Hansen
Delmer Olson
Jepson
Orlando Rasmussen
ingMr
Fay Wildéa
Jand
Carl A. Mortensen
Willis Burton
Reed
R. Hawkes
Leo Byington
Licenses To Go On Sale In Franklin County
Franklin County Assessor announces 1964 vehicle license plates go on sale December 1 with all vehicles to be licensed by January 18, 1965. Reserved numbers must be purchased by December 24, 1964 to meet reporting requirements. Strict enforcement begins January 19, 1965 for vehicles with expired plates.
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Franklin County Assessor
Department of Law
Commissioner of Law Enforcement
Idaho
Free Matinees Start Saturday At Grand Theatre
Free children's matinees begin Saturday at the Grand Theatre. Manager Jim Ward says the shows are free each Saturday and sponsored by the Preston Mercants.
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Grand Theatre
Jim Ward
Preston Merchants
Beer Plan Tabled By Council
Local tavern operators from five Preston pubs proposed selling aged beer on Sundays, but the Preston City Council tabled the plan. The discussion noted the idea came from operators seeking Sunday sales and raised questions about timing and regulatory approval.
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Preston
Counsil
Nes
Wanda
Former Governor Gage to Speak at Preston Knife and Fork Club
Former Wyoming Governor Jack Gage will address Preston Knife and Fork Club on November 19 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse. Club president Robert Acock announced the program noting Gage’s western bearing and humor after retirement from the governorship.
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Jack” Gage
Wyoming
Gage
Preston Knife and Fork Club
Court House
Robert Acock
Big Horn Basin
Worland
Recs
University of Wyoming
Northiz
Alaska
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Lyle Shipley
J. Golden Ward
Carl Hoffman
ASC
By Jaycees
Tyre
Mink Creek
Bryce Egley
West
The
Wyoming ‘Historical Society
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