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Show - - - - T,Jj,.!fif' . 'v-- o Evaluate Lewiston School PareatB, teachers and stu-fl- ta the Utah State va Joining together to of Education. ThisDepartment team will complete a detailed evalua- complete the evaluation by tion of Lewlaton Junior high December 9. ls echod. Preliminary arrange-mehave been made faytiM local P.T.A. organization for porenti to spend 100 man-noo-n lniide the acfaool curriculum, fadlttlee hd equipment, teaching method end general in the school iThe flwttags of this grow, together with written apprau-n- s from the teachers, and a Questionnaire from parents, friUbe compiled and put at the disposal of a team of examiners to be sent into the school by et ob-yl- ng education-letaMphe- stu-den- wiH THE HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES CariU-dst- as for queen of the West SUs High echod homecom- - tag Include Bbaron Lewis, Cariene Poulsen,' JtadUh Rhea Jensen, Marjorie Cos. The CWasn Photo ts thn a study of this kind will be very helpful In pinhpatnt-in- g strengths and weaknesses In the school oo that .we may effectively educate the ch& dren. Amr parents who are Interested In this study may contact the school or Mrs. Jerry Jorgensen In Lewiston. : The results of this study will be published and made available to the public as soon as they are completed. , COMMITTEE -f- oyjarthig tbs Lewiston echod evaluation committee ari (fear J(VeiWDn,JkqnerijirWobd and Joycean Taibet -- Hm atizehFbofcr. . - CACHE VALLEY I' - z- is tIAUT V i htaxsalteb jTOL.IV PTASddnfch DcchToSst::! f NO. H LEWISTON, UTAH MM THURSDAY, OCT. A West Side high school wDli a section of the hallways. open its doors lo the alumni lmrinHafawi the decorating of . The contest li being conthis weekend In the annual, the high school on a contest ducted by the iWH coundL Homecoming program. j basis rtfe each class taking Candkutee for the Homocoming court include Sharon The sugar beet harvest will The campaign this year will as compared to 11000 acres Two are In Am Ogden Lewis, Rhea Jensen, Cariene tart next week wife a top last about 69 days, a lew days last year. The reduction of area,dumps and six in Am Preston ana, Poulsen, Judith Tomari, crop expected In boom areas. longer than crlpnally plan- 4000 acres Is the reason for and seven an In Am Cache Marjorie Child. The Lewiston sugar factory, ned. Last year, the plant Am shorter processing per- county ana. The Homecoming pep rally Am only factory left In Cache iod, Mr. Strong said. January 4. wUl be hrid Thursday at 7:80 The company employs an Valley, will open on October About UI00 acne of The company will operate p.m. Friday at 1:80 p.m., the rags of 60 yearly anmharaa beets wlU be delivered to 15beet dumps in the area serWest SMenrates wUl meet win employ about 100 durDigging of beets is schedul- Lewiston plant for processing ving Am Lewiston factory. North Gem. the ing proceulng --wprfp ed to start Monday. 1 Members of Am , franklin cently approved in Caribou The Homecoming dance wUl Amalgamated Sugar cm ha held at West fide high in county commission this week county. paay officials reported that wUl and start at Hall Porter Another umneasur able said that the bond election mspiteofAM cria spring. Am A p.m. It is sponsored by the for the financing half of Aw reason we expect voter craps that survived Am lata the new hospital1" lettermen. Tickets wfe be frost an doing annapAonally new franklin county hospital . door at Mr. Roper laid, la the fierce rid the wriL complex is expected to pass. pride in our area has elwuyi Ths warm weather late Into Thedford Roper, been evident A large Industhe fall has brought abc XJbu Trip .sloe rspreoentattvo on the try Is expected to aimoun good boot growth and Am erioctlon of .arito- just SSfhoqdtal bonrdMrid that exportad .to.bo eoufe of frankUa In Cache it will pass is above average. .The sugv Wesley Hyde , Rep. Laurence J. Burton contaot is apparently normal the status of mop county. This could mean a FAIRVIEW Increase In the economy was among the six Iriermoun-taifhet the .wo Out have Mg has announced that or above from what samples pital Farmers employes who Dr. John G. no nursing home at all for our of the entire area and ant wfil serve that have been taken, Am aged, andthe fact that fronts lln county wlU want to get won a trip. . They went to Wy- as Cache Wariey said. county , chairman company oming on a hunting trip and ha county residents art faced its rimre. to Dais Strong, According for Rep. Burtons 1968 elec- district AU of this makes a new all In fee group go? ttrir i with either building the new of Amalga-ato- d y tion hoapitel or extensively remod- hospital and nursing home an telope. blahm me Soar, Mr. Hyde is manager of the Dr. Wcrley win serve eling or dosing the present absolute necessity for Frankprices this year promise a lin county- p in Preston. fhdfity.N Rep. Burtons personel repre- mon favorable return on this Our present hospital is opin Cache county, years beet crop. erating under a temporary working lathe campaign licensure that will expire Noconnection wife county Repute-Ucavember SO, 1986, Mr. Roper chairman, Dr.' Keith . eld. We would have to unGates, and the county contra dertake a 960,000 remodeling committee, i project to have this permit Ha win organize Burton extended, and then we would ampalgn writers to dlstri-ut- o be left with a hospital of only literature and ; Inform The iS bods, far below the meThe .West Side school dis- because New Years Aria year problem of Am Ugh and. make contacts voters, ant needs of the county.,r trict will dismiss school on falls on Sunday. Am Congressmans cam- water table In Am north end for Regardless of how we look Urn afternoon of October 12 The echod district wUl let paign visiting In the county. of Preston, which damages at 11 the state will not allow was Burton Congressman crop production and puts watfee county to continue operat- for a Short harvest vacation. out one day for spring vaca- first elected to from Congress er In fee basements of many wUl continue tion about Easter time. ing the present facility as It The vacation 1967 OFFICERS for fee ladles assodatio n ol the Preston Golf and Country Okib Utah's First District In 1982, could bo solved. is. And If we remodel It now, for Am rest of the week and hemes, were announced last Saturday by Mrs. John Cole (left), 1968 president They are secwas and returned for a we will be faced with enlarg- aU of the following week, acProblems of poor drainage Mrs. Sherwin Webb, Vice President; Mrs. Richard Hendricks, secretary; Mrs. Burt ond term In 1961 He is ing it almost as soon as the cording to Lyle Porter,' super-of the Committee on b the freaton area wen dismember treasurer, and Mrs. Rom Rasmussen, president Martin, remodeling Is done. Properon cussed by city and county Committee the Agriculture, ty acquisition would be a Interior and Insular Affairs, It will resume on .October Irrigation , company factor In fee cost, Mr. Ropand the Piddle Land Law Reofficers and 24. er eald. agricultural leadview Commission. . : Mr. Roper also said feet reers and agencies at a meetThe Dayton ward Elders! The reason for cutting the modeling and additions would vacation short over what It Turkey Shoot will bo held Oc- ' FAMILY WELCOMED ing Tuesday. ' ' not give fee county a nursing 8 In fee Dayton canyon, , The meeting, sponsored by tober Is because fee was last badyear needed as Is For many years fee General course, students are Last week in church serhome, which I been school has he length1 Franklin Soil Conservation Music Committee of the LDS to use both feet while taught at year p.m. starting vices in fee Richmond ward ly as the hospital facilities. ened fell to year compared Following a study recently, last The Turkey Shoot was re- the recommends of Douglas Hatrict, was conducted by church has sent field repre- the organ and the year by the state departfrom on the various mwring Turidge, his wife VerNel Stanton M. Hawkes, chairman sentatives to various wards registrations scheduled from last ment of education. and stakes of thq church tea- crons. Louise and their throe sons, of Am board of feecounty wefTtacated. in The school wUl dismiss on because of the LDSSaturday supervisors. confer- Rodney Douglas, Gary Allan ching choral conducting and Currently there are about nursing homes from Brigham 27, which Is a Saturday. ence. beMay 80 students taking organ Incourses. weland Idaho, to wen organ Salmon, Jeffery Paul, City REGION PTA MEET fee Other holidays comed Into the ward. Eucause there are no faculties teachers struction every Thursaay and Such outstanding It will bo held In the Dayton gene Don Humphreys was vot- The Region Four PTA cofr have been William Foxley, 17 In fee conducting classes at school district wlU be the here. which Narrows. Guns and ammuni- ed to become a would Reholiday Thanksgiving new wlU be hrid October author of the current manual night Mr. and Ifrs. Joseph Tbs hospital 9 and tion win bo available for those leased from fee priest pres- 18 of Cove are music chairTO VIETNAMt-Ham- y have a nursing home. wUl be November 8 at Primary p.m. In Am North Park now in use; J. Spencer Corn- Day The county commissioners the Christmas holidays wUl unable to bring their own. idency won Adonia bonis echod In fremonton. AU PTA wall, Jay Welch, Darwin K. men for Benson stake and are Ashcraft, Treatea, k as bees assigned to Viet and Mann Nelson. Sustained are now studying sites north begin on the evening of Dec Wolford, as well as the cur- responsible for getting these Prizes wUl Include turNa wen Traveller and Vel-d- a presidents and committee rent instructor now giving classes taught in the stake. Jenis and south ofPmton for the comber 23 and come back on Mae Egan. Speakers wen chairmen are Invited to iwBitfii aiMi nursing home. January 3. This year, Janu- keys, and five pound boxes of classes In Benson stake, Sam Dahla and Alvin Lemon. 'fto commissioner also ary 2 is the offldal holiday candy. Grant L. Anderson of Garland, Utah. printed out that fee present Mr. Anderson, graduate of facility Is compounding feemadied problems In fee counUtah State University, has been wife the program for . over two years awl la currentFlrst, he said, our coup--to ty has only three doctorsHisly teaching nearly three hunRICHMOND Monday eve- Keith Parry, Alvin Hofbnau dred students in the servo aU 8000 residents. faciliSmithfleld Ben ion ning fee Lions club met for and Leon Leavitt torically, new hospital stake In Cache Valley. ties attract additional doctors their regular dinner meeting Recently the local lions V to a community feat Is done graduate work at the Club Rooms. Commun- club made a contribution He has to ' 8econdat the University of Utah and ready understaffed. was directed View fee Sky by high school band lyTtfae present hospital will has studied at fee New Eng- ity singing : not be allowed to accept med-- . land Conservatory of Music O. L. Ballam wife flag salute and girls marching group to In Boston in piano and instru- led by Amos Bair and invoca- help sponsor a trip to Ban kwo patients unless we are mental music. The major ob- tion by Jerry BtuuL'' able to obtain permanent liDiego where they will perform ; of the course Is to censure. jective fa. charge at a football game. Calder was Hall i If fee present hospital was help students Improve their of fee program and he arrang.' Zone Lions A bald rest rendelegates to musical abilities and forced to close Its doors, ed for Legislator Ross Plant an " Amntu varto district service Weston, fee active advisory der mooting gf to talk and explain the right ious ward organizations. ; FranUin, oStoTOxford and constitutional amendments on at Marvs Cafe in mtthfUlfl other communities would be In fee conducting courses, the ballot this fall. and als) recently wife five chibs forced to rely m hospitals in he strives to teach students for the declaration of party Attending from town ' Mrs. Joseph Day, member INSTRUCTION fee uniform leading patterns choice at primary elections. wore Richard Loan. PocawUo and the new doriutiL Mr. Anderson also la shown fiMag chorister MUSIC Bagley, Find ' watchoa as and efficacy of teaching l&mllLlon hospital feat Is beto a group from Am stake. Included White. LeonardCartiniS Special nf fee Bens Stake music committee, guests A keeons to Susan Men- The Citizen Photos ing buUt in Soda Springs. through music. In the organ frank Lamb, Bob Wilcox, and William Flaming. Grant L. Anderson gives orgw bond issue was re Favorable Vote On Hospital Funds Seen i! op-unt- U j II Dmgn - jWmw - - n (R-Uta- h) fr ' a co-o- West Side Readies Harvest Vacation wwy n Do Uotor IhDasaauds - Turkey Shoot Rescheduled . ' - Husic Classes Being Taught To Benson Slake People 413 ' lot 24-2- 88-be- d ha, Lions Hear Discussion On Constitution Change Logan-Hyru- : m " -- , -- - IHP i Tb-ma- sl ncnsidntsiiniflitei & re According to Principal Keith CUysonTt Is to be hoped - ,.i I rr vi |