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Show VOL. LEWISTON, UTAH NO. 28 V 84328 OCT. 12, 1987 Officers And Committee Named For Water Study FB Cites Three 4-- H THURSDAY, Clubs Lester P. Sears, manager erts, Franklin County Extension agent The members of the company, was named chairman of the Franklin County Water mittee were named officially Advisory Board this week. Monday by the Franklin counThe committees prime object ty Board of County Commisis a study of the Bear River sioners, according to Vaughn J. Larsen, chairman. development Named as secretary of the Other members of the comorganization is Daniel Rob- - mittee include Cleo Swenson, Preston, Franklin county auditor; Albert Jensen, Glencoe, city engineer and county surveyor; Leo Palmer, Preston businessman; Joe II e d 1 n, Winder farmer; Perth Poul-seWeston farmer; Wood-roButterworth, Franklin farmer; Max Norton, Preston businessman, and Angus Con-diPreston, principal of the Preston Junior high school of toe Twin Lakes Canal com- clubs Cache Farm Bureau for County their devoted and superior club work during the years they have been in club clubs activity. Two girls Both of were recognized. these were from Logan and club work have been in for six or seven years. They include the club led by Mer-len- e Johnson, whose group members are Jolene Kidman, Patti Worley, Janet Schvane-veland Loa Lee Geisler. The other group was led by Alene Allen and members are Elaine Anderson, Lorene Allen, Kaylene Bateman, Linda Lee Bradford, Jeannie Lee Famer. The boys group was the Little Mountain Dairy Club of Newton led by Kay Griffin. It included David Anderson, Mark Christiansen, Rodney Sorenson, Diane Jones, Clair Christiansen, Jay Dee Anderson, Gary Griffin, Kent Larsen, Kim Sorenson, Brenda Jones, Kelly Griffin, Randy Rigby, David Cosley and Douglas Barker. Also recognized by the Pet exMilk Company hibits made at the Cache Three outstanding were recognized by 4-- H 4-- . 4-- H Group Visits n, Nevada dt formation of toe comin Franklin county, as well as Oneida, Caribou and Bear Lake counties, was requested by the Idaho Water The mittee Resources board. The 16 men will work with toe technical staff and members of the resources board in gathering and substantiating facts concerning soil and water resource needs of Franklin county. w e, Tech Center and of the secretary "There are many ideas here Irrigation company. we can use, commented SupThe Franklin county comerintendent C. Bryce Draper authorized the 10 of the Cache School District missioners to men their group organize upon returning from a three-da- y and appoint Neto visit the Southern The new service center NEARING COMPLETION Preston. The building will service a district that invada Vocational Technical to assist with assembling and evaluating information from lor the Preston District of the Utah Power and Light cludes aH of Cache Valley, Caribou, Bear Lake, and high school at Henderson. and committee the Oneida counties. company Is nearing completion on the south side of Members of the touring other citizens of Franklin group describe the school as county. being among the most modern The officers of toe commitof any they have seen. The were elected during their tee building itself is designed to first meeting Tuesday. accomodate almost any posThe group is scheduled to sible change in use which meet with committees from may occur in future years. other counties on October 23. County Fair was the Jerstein There are no classroom doors, dub of Wellsville led by Marbafonly movable wall-typ-e Andersen. PFC BOB R. LAYNE jorie and Arthur classroom which fles separate unThe sugar harvest got George transplants did very that his pole bean crop was Club members are Kent BurAil from other area spaces. the best that they have ever derway this week though well in this area. ton of Millville, Scott Hendry, electrical connections come toe exbecause of HamiMr. A Felker said Mr. one." fantastic also that Dixon slowly had, Hamilton, Power and The new Utah Ginger a the pole bean crop hi the ar- McEntire reported that his down from toe ceiling so that good weatoer-an- d lton, Michael Hendry, Jim Light company service center tremely in wall location wiT than better average cabbage ea this year was good, but yield in pole beans was about changes Andersen, Steven Andersen, is expected to be complete not with access to interfere was down in the Ogden area WAwo tone more than last year being processed. all of Wellsville s Jaylene. Nelduring December, if the wea- crop electric power. Nelson, beA to was an bush able and was bean his high yield reported year average crop son, Peter Riggs, Craig ther doesnt slow the conThis high school is planned for toe grain crops in the cause of toe record number exceptionally good," Roger Nelson, Robert tractor down. vocational or technical for and of bush hot bean of the but the though area, price Doney, days, Wayne Nelson of Nibley; Berre J. manager In a regular LDS sacra-neAccording to Burt Martin One the Franklin County Grain oriented students who elect Larsen of Hyrtim; Earl Leon-har- divisional manager for the the protein was reported crop was excellent. sendee at Lewiston to a 11th down. and farmer approached five tons Growers, said that the yield at toe grade pursue of Providence, Fourth ward on October 15, power company, toe buildinj ASC than career rerather field vocational acre to beans. leaders bush on the Gaylord John Larson, was and with white Community Gordon A. Zilles up barley and is about one month ahead o: two major military awards Mr. Felker said that the wheat but the price was not an academic career. While were elected recently in the for AmalgamaCrews are now presentative schedule. Riggs of Logan. will be presented posthumousted Sugar company, said that Franklin would operate good. He said that the red at the school, they concen- various areas of Cache counOne hundred and forty-si- x paving the parking lot am the beet harvest has started for five plant ly to PFC Bob R. Layne. hours five to to three trate six months this wheat yield was down but per ty. members were presented pins much of the outside construcReceiving toe awards for ft area season with the bean and cab- the quality was very good. The delegates to the county in the day on toe vocation they are for their four years in club tion has been completed. his son, who was killed in actan have in the also Searea. Clifton The the and convention and communiHe added that the price of studying. They bage crops. work. Five dollar First The new service center wil on June 28, ion in beet dumps were opened in Ren Jones and Reed wheat has come up a little opportunity to take state - ties they represent were will be Vietnam curity Savings Awards are house the construction ant Raymond Layne of neand two academic Cache in order as in bean subjects county, (Listed over the last week. Price growers chairman, Lewiston. The Layne also given for the best record maintenance department cf Whitney family few school beets were brought the area, reported their pole wise the farmers will fare cessary for high gradu- vice chairman, member, first books. the division as well as the but will be honored at the 11 a.m. so that and bush ation reswere complesecond bean and in. upon Claudia of because the about average alternates, crops Kevin Zollinger and store keepers. meeting. Because of the good weath- excellent Mr. Jones said increase yield. tion of the schools total pro- pectively) : and sales The accounting 4J on Lt. Col. William A. Jones, peg (Continued fide bona are Cove with farmers and Richmond are the nigh Clair gram they departments, along with the er, and other busy or letU.S. as well C. S. Army Advisor, Utah Christschool graduates as Allen, Maurice crops, divisional manager's office, hay Leader National National Guard, will present Group technical their A. of beets Leon as a Webb, ensen, LaMar grow long graduates will remain in the present lo- ting as possible. school. Although the high Spackman, Don C. Forsgren. the Purple Heart with certifcation. Mr. Larson said that he exCornish and Lewiston R. icate for wounds received in school has no athletic proThe building is being con action in Vietnam against hosttoe some and the does M. provide tonnage Sidney Karren, Vertis gram, it structed so that the entire pected content forces Which resile to of the beets education. C, Kenneth sugar Bodily, physical Whiting, ultedforeign operations of the power com' be surprisingly good this in PFC Laynes death. M. Spackman, Kay Presently, 17 vocations are Keith The city council Monday pany could be located in adThe Bronze Star Medal year. Included Some Neeley. being taught. agreed to furnish sewer and ditional facilities at the site with the V device with certifCiarkston and Trenton The good weather has more are food handling, electronwater service to the proposed sometime in the future. Franklin At the present time there than made up for the loss of Attltudes and way of life five examination as a ics, mechanics, cosmetology, Andrew L. Ileggie, Julius P icate and general orders will location of way of drafting, refrigeration, build- Jensen, Dallas T. Goodey, also be presented by Col. di- time with the wet spring. In 109 the Center. are employees County Canning were listed as the greatest bringing out the best that is he added toatagsets 0f Cache Valley last here. Lincoln Orme, manager of vision, of which 49 work out However, ing trades, photography, bus- Joseph E. Atkinson, Joseph Jones for heroism in connection with military operatiness machines and commer- B. Loosle. the canning center, told the of the Preston headquarters. farmers should remember week by a national official of And third, there is no stag- cial art. Most students find Amalga, Mendon and New- ions against an armed hostOneida is and half services it late The division that council that plans are being getting the Savings and Loan League. nation, no sense of complaton Reuben D. Rasmussen, ile force in the Republic of made to move the center into county, Caribou county, Ban- of October will be gone this H. Merle Smith, past staff cency, no feeling that it is jobs upon completion of this al- George 0. Ballard, Oliver H. Vietnam. school weekend. from program, Texaco nock near Downey, the high county a warehouse vice president and director of no to try. Lava and Bancroft south, though some do continue on Peterson, Chester W. KidBulk Plant R. H. Felker, area manag- field services, told a meeting Ingood world where a h people man, C. Milo Benson. to CokeviUe, would Lake laws Bear college and other county, Present zoning er for DelMonte Corporation, in Logan that he was speak- are mobile win go where school education programs. Utah they and Hyde Park and Smithfield of Rich the county, location the this week Wyo., said this has not that as a permit casual visitor ing to feel welmade K. Peterson, Nathare Arthur they Utah. Cache of Cache the Members area. toe in a county, been very good year for out to pep up the local cham- come. That is plant W. Noble Ericksan people why Mather, cabbage with the yield ave- ber of commerce, nor even as win come to Cache Valley, group who toured this facility N. Donn Meikle, memon, Ralph Dr. Theris to above. are He Astle, said that a man who had lived in the Mr. rage believes. Smith Benson. ber of the Advisory Council; Thornley During recent weeks, an he expected the harvest to area, but as a serious stuindus- Clifford Stauffer, member of of new He the North and spoke until the middle of Logan Logan Independent classified directgo dent and devoted admirer of or toe first part of Cache Valley, past and pre- try that is coming into toe the Cache County Board of R. Meiroy Ballard, Alfred H. ory company has mailed Mark Lindley, Gnehm, Wayne R. Carden, statements December and the plant to sent valley and said that toe day Education; to local businessbe can we when has B. Dee arrived of Cache the member Israelsen, Merlin men County operate into January. He is well acquainted with for advertising in a publindus- Board of Education; Thomas King. of toe on selective type In spite of the cold wet the history, of the Mormon try that we choose to come Baird, instructor at Sky College, Young, Millville, ication they propose to print. spring, planting was ahead Pioneers and 'spoke highly of here. We have toe assets View; Arol Maughan, in- Nibley and Providence MilThe statement used to covhis year because of the early the work of the young misare the that looking structor over football at Sky View; Ken- ford II. Jenson, Clyde J. er this proposed school, companies game and ransplants brought in from sionaries today. Reigning advertising we should be sure neth Webb, principal at Sky Campbell, Edward M. Mon-years celebration will be dance. the Si George and Ogden ar- Recounting the settlement for and las been confused by our do many Becwe The will move from parade Becky Harris, queen. eas. He said that toe St of Cache VaUey he said our ff View; Leon West, Cache Se-businessmen to be that of ( Continued on page 4) water' and air. landscape, cUmate ky is toe daughter of Mr. was (Continued oa page 4) brought special classified advertising by the He predicted that the popuand Mrs. Robert G. Har( Continued on Page 4) about by toe self enforced lation of toe valley would Mountain ris of Nibley. Attendants States Telephone of in the discipline people grow and that most of the will be Laurie Israelson, Several business Company. response to leadership. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The climate of Cache Val- growth would come in the men have toe bill thlnk-n- g paid since it towns and of Lyle E. Israelson, ley can be expressed by the takes fewer cities, was it in the fewer and advertising PetJiU people North Logan and things that have been kept to local telephone directory. the agricultural produce erson, daughter of Mr. The Mr. Smith said. out, we need. Thad Carlson, and Mrs. Russell IL Petlocal manpeople of Cache Valley have products He reminded his audience erson of Lewiston. for the telephone comnot been taken in by three ager that in encouraging new peoThe queen was named destructive influences. pany, points out that this is ple and new businesses they In a special ficassembly the in belief the First, not a statement from the businesWednesday. tion that you have got to get should not forget the He established. ses telephone company but rather already bigger than you were last It is Sky Views Homecomof a the is maintaining a solicitation urged for other adyear. This aint necessarily ing this week with toe big Mr. Smith said. Cache healthy business district and vertising. so," said that property owners not event to open with the annual Valley's growth has come had rights but obligaonly Homecoming Parade through through development, not pro- tions to work SELL DESKS for the good of One this is motion. Smithfield collapsible, the streets of The Eastside school district I the other will stand. The peo- theHecity as aofwhole. evening at 6 p.m. the excellence spoke of Cache' Valley believe vill sell some of toe old ple this said of and Theme of Homecoming the University in the golden mean of the ram the Jefferson school. was A Time. continued that its support year is Once Upon followed Greeks, 'nothing too much, for The desks were the good of the entire The parade will be and in the golden rule. replaced on area. TO TEAM CAPTAIN then and Football the for .rih new ones and will a captains with pep rally, STUDY LAB Sty and Richard Campbell Secondly, the people of the Kay Gilgen sell 1 s h alumof View boyhood Recounting Homecoming game with Bear River Friday will for 53 cents a unit, look at electronic labratory at toe center for Friday, registration valley have kept out friction. according Paul be and at Miller Steve Anderson, Saunders. house Rodney Southern Nevada. to Wayne Brown, They have taken a coopera(Continued on page 4) ni, assembly, open principal. for-thei- Preston-Whitne- y i 10-m- UP Building Good Weather Slows Beet Harvest; Other Crops Good r Underway In Preston Area Sunday Service Awards Honor Vietnam Soldier ASC Names -- Leaders dt nt ; Grace-Bancro- re-uir- ed Mc-Enti- re, I Preston Okehs Canning Center Says Attitudes Our Best Asset the Watch Oni post-hig- For Bills! Homecoming QueenthisTold er . I Vo-Tec- h |