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Show I THE CITIZEN. Lewiston, Utah Jany FuflUia , MM 'I Mr. and Mrs. WhyneCote and family of Drlggs qprat the flHmM holiday visiting with his par Edwin ternti Mr. and Mrs. FAIBVIEW fete, ' Onata Hyde ' accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Andy Simmons of Lewiitoo to MoatMUor to Visit with Nr. and Mn. Jon Hyde. Christmas holiday visitors n of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert frugality and Mrs. Man Palmer and family of Sugar Qty, Mr. and Mrs. BudMlu-gha- n and. family of Pocatello. Mr. and Mrs. .Kandsen and daughter of Bountiful And Scott Kwydyfw and two children. MR. AND MRS. JayT. Cole ! . . Knu-dse- -- I V t I ' Noll I V7ilh Mr. Douglas Wheeler of Lewiston and her sister, Mr; and Mrs. Armond Assures and ftunlly of Ogden. Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hennr Drury were Mr. and Mrs. Jack AIL red and Della AUrod of Preston. Mr. and lbs. Vem Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Knudsen were Christmas day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neeley and family of Ogden. Christmas Day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence FL fleld wen Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Draper of Smlthfleld and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Davis of Preston, r FOR PROMPT PICKUP OF . r f ( X .. . PHONE COLLECT LOGAN SK Utah - 62 JUST SOUTH OF LOGAN " .yfSr AN'1 ARde visited with Mr. and lbs. Friday evening Vent its of Mr. and Mrs., vffn Rande Stalth and then re Mr. and Mrs. Ed on to Soy and spont a tight Howel and Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and M;s. C air Pro-EaButters. ry. Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Bodny'lfcnry Shar'een and Bret of Salt Lake City spentthe Jo on ram. Chrst"W holidays withtheir. Ms hnttsMn-laAsa MR. AND Mrs. Oscar parents lb. and Mrs. lings and Richard snent five Christmas holiday visitors days during the Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hinck-- 1 holidays vliittagwith Mr. and MraTFrad lpinris.of Roy ley were Mr. and Mrs. ofCtess Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown San. and and daughter Hinckley Jose, CaL, Mr. and Mr. Jar---1 of Brigham1 City.' Beuhler and family of OrMr. and Mrs. Ervin Hatch Utah, COLONEL SMITH wen Thursday dimer guests Bob Camptie'is and at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Smith of PresLinda Hinckley of Salt LaVar Hatch in Hyrum. of Arlene ton has been promoted to and Hinckley City Mr. and Mrs. Hertmrt EL BYU. wood of Lowlston visited at colonel In the united States MR. AND MRS. Ralph HdL the home of Luella and Ver-na-l Air Force. Colonel Smith is chief of lman of Elko, Nov., visited Egbert Thursday. and tri Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. A Christmas party was held operations 851st the Strategic Edwin Colo. Mrs. of Mr. and home at the Gay Cole and friend o f Bryce Jensen recently. Din- aviation cadet program. The cotenel, son of Paul K. Salt Lake City visited with ner was served and gifte her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Those attending w Smith of 217 E. Oneida, PresLeslie Cole. changed.Those attending were ton, received his B.S. degree Mr. and Mrs. Hoary Bawl-- lb. and Mrs. Barlow Gilbert, bom Brigham Young Univerlogs spent s few days In SMt' Mr! and Mrs. Dennis HaD.Mr sity In Provo, Utah. He was Lake City visiting their child-- ! and lbs. Lyn Larsen, Mr. commissioned through the ren and families during the. and Mrs. John King, Mr. and Squadron. Christmas holidays. Mrs. BID Harris, Mr. and His wife, Wlnonah, Is the Floyd Peterson of Pocatello Mrs. Earl Jensen, Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. was a Monday dinner guest Mrs. Lee Hall, Mr. and Mrs. A. Spannagd of 918 Bowie, of Mr. and Larry Wiser, Mr. and Mrs. Amarillo, Tex. tie. Floyd Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ceve Bodily and Mr. and went to Ogden Mrs. Spencer Winn. MR. AND MRS. Oraal Hyde (Continued from page one) tent Christmas In Salt Lake more to Inflation; but I forety with their daughter and cast this 11 not be a vital BDl Mrs. Mr. and family faCor in 1964. Johnson and children. 35. LIVING COSTS. There Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hatch will be continued upward preand children spent Christinas ssure on costs during living with mother Clifton her in 1964, even thou&i the Adminand father, Mr. and Mrs. istration any may Ward. , abnormal rise in the Labor 41. OCEANOGRAPHY, Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Drury index to " mer anerti great developments coets.are being bald forecast in 1964 in mineral recovery, the stockholders wifi be acted Marilyn Brntmoa, down. ofMr. food supplements, new cbem-io- upon. nS ML V Rwon. Coupe.SL RETAIL SALES, derivatives, etc., obtainPRESTQN-WHITNEforecast that 1964 wBl show ed through oceanographic reIRRIGATION CO. an increue In retail Angus Condle, and in installment purchases. search. 47. CUBA. People In Florida A number of friends and 37. RECREATIONAL EQUI have no reason to worry No. 634-J-Secntiry an. 9, Jen. U, neighbors from tfaa area at- PMENT. I forecast that the about their nearness to Cuba Jan. 23, 1964. tended the woddiag reception great increase in leteure time jn 1961 Russia will undoubtgains In edly keep a controlling finger In honor of' Am Marie And- and the consistent trill NOTICE OF SPECIAL income ghm on Cuba until she deckles to peraonal erson and Lnwnnon David mamifacteers of recreational ELECTION of withdraw in a awn DisLDS dm Thatcher at a Wright kind with the UJ5. in and Church boOdiag on Wednes- equipment fion with Berlin or West Ger- trict No. 201. FrasUia State ti - no couple 88. SYNTHETIC FOODS, many. day evening. The new that will WAR. foracust 48. be Thera many were married in the Logan ithetic food! World War la 1964 and even NOTICE la hereby given cheaper LDS Temple Wodnesday. fiat a special school election the natural, nnd Just the cold war jpeesuras AND MRS. LalFaoa healthful trill nppaar .in should graduaHy soften and win be held In Joint Eaitside School Diet Nb. 801, Frankmoot Thursday In aupOMnerkete In M84. prove less costly. L however, SYNTHETIC CLOTH- am watching carefully how lin and Bannock Counties,. Pocatello uopptag. Idaho, on Tuesday, ING. I foracrat that tfali new President Joonion and Prem- State Grace Harris, Card 88th the January, AD. day on and Gladys Williams Khruahcrev ier togeindustry trig develop notably get 1964 for the purpose ti subin the United Statee during ther. Thursday afternoon 1964 putieidnriy ns regards 46. RUSSIA. I predict that mitting to the qualified alee-tra- s at thshome of lbs. of the district the foDow-ta- g Dalton in Niter. clothes. work the Ruislan government will specialty teTAUTO manatee-tun PARKING. The vastly increara the question: A large group attended electrical rapUances, Shan the Board ti Trustees music concert given Wednes- ante companies are devoting ti determine and certify an adday evening by the Thatcher much etudy to the parking and will have a 100 percent ditional levy ti five mills for and Grace schools at the problem. I forecast real pro- owned installment company Maintenance and mechanical which toward will without it paroperate In school Grace. gress gym High in hove nnd beyond the Thatcher area worn dismisa-e- d king in 1964. competition. When I mini previously Russia it was evident from! Friday at noon until, after 4L SEAT BELTS. I to ted will Insurance with that Budget Hearing talk the companies my young people, the Christmas holidays. to Section 91, Idaho Code, added pressure during that they wou'd have to eel MR. AND MRS. Ldand on aH state governments given more ti the advantages as amended. Panter loft Saturday morning to enact legislation Each qualified voter of sd for the free nations. requiring by car to spend the holidays xolLuti on all the District shall vote upon eat IN belts THIS connection I in Seattle with their daughters can. should say that, like the U.S. aid question by secret ballot Gayle and Shlrlee and fam-- 42. NEW INVENTIONS. I Russia is very rich in natural and shall indicate Mi appro- ilies. strides resources .'and in research! val or disapproval of the ques forecast that In 1964 in the This latter is especially lm-- tion submil rr WAS NOTED that there trill be made rapid by the mark-(X- ) are several communities direction of transferring mass portent these days. I wu,iS of a cross opposite much Impressed, (hiring my which obtain all or part of through matter. their domestic water either 41 ELECTRONIC PROD- visit, with the Russian eduIVsHii Preston UCTION. I forecast a great cational system which is dedirectly from the District area or from stings increase in electronic manu- veloping a very able generaadjacent to the sea. These facturing in 1964 . . . with em- tion ti young people. 1 forecommunities are: Preston, phasis on adaptation of space cast, however, that Mr. Fairview. Grace, Franklin, efforts to military applica- Khrushchevs real problem will be how long he will be and Mink Creek, Idaho, and tions. IDAHO 44. AIR CONDITIONING. I able to hold there young peoLewiston and Richmond, Utah. predict radical changes in air ple in line! rl toff Raw-Bodil- y. I i r u I Co. By-Produ- cts UBLIC NOTICES which IN THE PROBATE COURT the word, on his baflot , OP FRANKLIN m STATE OF IDAHO election the district shall REGARD ESTATE OF pofflng places' as foL and Womack Deceaaed Svs: WALT0N Mrs. Darrell V. Womack of Church House. NOTICE TO CREDITORS j. Fairview School Franklin has accepted a misGymaa-iuFranklin 2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVsion call to Brasil, with headExeby the undersigned. quarters In Sao Psuo. Ve'da EN, g. Whitney School House. cutor of the estate of Is a graduate of Blackfoot cre. 4. to the MlnkCraek School Deceased, Hlrii, and has attended ' USU Walton, House. all and livipersons ditors of, at Logan for a year. 5. Rlveittele Ward Build.claims against said decA farewe1! testimonial wu ng claims exhibit said to eased, ing. given In honor of Velda Wo- wth necesary vouchers with6. Winder Church House In the mack Sunday evening in four (4) months after the 7. Jefferson School House, FrimkUn ward chmeL Guest first publication of this Not- Preston, for the convenience spenkan were Neldon Mar- ice to aakl Executor at the of the voters. shall an uncle bom.. Idaho office of Gee. Hargraves and The'boTs for the reception Falla, and a brother Robert Armstrong, Lexco Bui'ding, of the ballots shall be opened former missionary 747 East' Lander, Pocatello, Womack, of 8 p.m. of said to Holland. The choir rang Bannock County, Idaho which at the hour centlnn-ously remain a special number, with Ve 'said office the undenigned day and willuntil of. hour the open la woodward directing. A vo- elects his place of buai-- n 8 p.m. oclock of said day, cal duet The MlsaionaryTqr in all matter connected when they shell be closed. her listers Stella and llarva with aid estate of Arthur No person shaH vote in this Womack, accompanied deceaed. by Walton, who to not: election Grace Roblnaon. A piano solo DATED this 80th day of A L elector tithe Remarks Moss. Annette qualified by 1968. State of Idabo and of the Diswere given by Bishop Floyd December, Wa'ton Grace Robinson, response from the Executor of the estate trict,A 2. bona . fide resident missionary and her parents. of Arthur Walton, Dee- thereof fra more than 80 days The opening and doling mayors wen given for brothers GEE, HARGRAVES AND last past, and .3. a. A taxpayer or Lynn and Ronald Womack. A ARMSTRONG b.The wife or husband youth talk wu given by Kent Attorneys for Executor Christensen. Residence: Pocatello, Idaho of a taxpayer. (A tas within the meaning Mllu Womack will enter No. 63S the Mission Home January U Pub. Ja. 2, 1964 and Jan. 9, provision is a person pays taxes on real property and from there to BYU for 1964. or who is obligated as the three months to learn die owner or as a contract purPortuguese language. NOTICE OF chaser to pay taxes on rail ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhoteera of the property within the boundarPrestaw-WMtaeIrrigation Co. ies of the district). Notice is hereby given that Absentee voting will be alfflwiHtfiming in 1964 via the annual meeting of the lowed as provided in Section the eliminareduction, and later Preston-Whitne-y Irrigation 49, Idabo Code, aa amendtion, of moving parts in the will be ed. a Co., corporation, machinery. of the Except as herein otherwise in held Basement the 45. ELECTRIC HEATING. House at Preston, Ida- provided, this special school Court eL in I forecast experiments Monday, January 27, 1964, election shall be conducted eotrlc holding In 1964 whereby ho, at the hour of one P. M. as other school elections. radio waves will heat only The annual report ti the order of the Board ti the Individuate in the room, directors will be given, two .Ry hut not the air. directors will be elected. .nj. Trustees ti Joint Eastslde Parraisln Fairview and family visited Christmas Day withner father, Mr. and -P- Calls Tt Ntniil Hhsiras Fainlsw Brisfs DriggsCrarieVisils Gixl . BABSON FODECAST y heat-withdraw- al Here's a list of American production cars with standard engines that deliver more horsepower Hy-ru- m soft-ped- per pound of car weight than the 64 Oldsmobile Holiday Coupe al . a SLSMrftMS'K&iSE-ties, State ti Idaho. or Sports al Y M i , o5 Dated this 31st day of cember, 1968. Sarah G. Johnson Clerk ti the Beard Trustees District No. 201 FkankHn De- ti wd Counties, State Nb. 688 ti Idabo Pub. Jan. 9, Jan. 16, and Jan. 28, 1964. , l-- i . it i - - as . R ti ti . maws vu MV mrniamsi f k ,i i I A.' $ VMUUtllTMia I ( TO IM t) TO CALL FOR THE BEST BUY ON YOUR INSURANCE p eaioto STATE FARM InMiMnnCMirut Mam Mom, Illinois iiibai-.ir.gtai- Cranney Chevrolet Co. . 1 Ara you awara of tfw nxtro advantagts y of saving at First Sociirity Bank? FIRST, your moMgrenrns Ugh,Guannteed Batik Infaest; tie from loss and theft for each'depoeitora nccoiint is insured to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Ctiporntidri; and your mmiey is iivnilable anytime you need it SKCOND, by doing allf your bankingat one i;. i' a endit reputation, arid become known at the bank. Then when an emergency comes along or you rioed money for some major expenditure, this fact that you are already a customer of the bank will help you borrow what you need with ease. SAVI where Take advantage of Bank. First can at BORROW, too, Security you place you help btiild J j '1 dean . v ' s olectric Saves space Separate temperature control for every room. traft-fre- e . . i ; J "7. ; ' ' - 7 - - - i' Hiwn I;!;. V' ' H '4 ( .. ' ..'m i1 tf ehttrk, ' :i . naaiMMNA teen 1 batter I f t - . pi' ' y..;. T' : f; . now enjoy, electric heat. You can tool t I; I . on one year savings 3M on other savings UTAH ' IrS'K-l.V- v Over 1,400 homes served .by our companies in this mountain area FOWH A UOHT CO. kf, h' k |