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Show In Our Opinion (Not Necessarily News! Mu recovering from a ilege of ilckneu after competing with Ren Raunna ten in an eating contest at a recent Rotary party . . . Bearn Lon Pack and Marge He- gaa trying to find a muting Chandler Governor Smylie To Be Commended we were concerned. The concern came be cause of two men, Albert Moser of Frank Un county, and Lloyd Dunn of Bear Lake nty. The concern was not with these but became they are so personally, " to the Bear River project The thought was that this wu a move to h the Bear River Protective wu and is not the case. Though we feel, personally, the Bear River project Is not all bad, In fact, we feel that there is much good to it, the including of these mm from this area on the corn-wi- ll be belpfuL Though the proof the Bear River project will not It readily, the opposition to the project has brought about changes that will be helpful to Idaho, very helpful, and will good balance to a committee. As It fll, stands, the rtwrnnm U well made up of very capable men. As the governor said, "The dlfficultlu that are Implicit In the Bear River miaQv study and Idaho, trailing behind Utah and Montana1 la getting In the mood for a state agency to assist in the management of one of Idaho's greatest resources Its Governor Robert E. Smylie, a man who hu been caught In the middle of at least and a mu who put Ida the Bear River b hb Project, but hastily pulled It out by deny he Inferred, to Ms efforts to late a proposal to the legislature in regard. And we challenge and decry those who question the governor's motives on this score,' tor even If his motives were the Idea is the end result could be one of the achievements for the state of Idaho. In Ms opening statement to the commit- tee he hu appointed to stogy tMs matter, ho needs Is to use every kind to make as much of tins wa-to all of our to reclaim to be pro-caref- -- It istobe u wildlife "I ... gram Into have called tMs study ul tustllka of the water proposals for Idaho. In tha long run, however, we axe ed to feel that the Bear River project ha lad ms wuUnff ihw would It may, again Governor But, be that Smylie should be commended for the course of action he has tatu, Governor Smylie emphasized that, as In wt&tta mind Sunday . . . Cecil Jensens boy saying hes gonna tell Max Norton to fire his dad . . . Bab Reeder and Wife shopping Preston Saturday Happy be- ing In the hope that eutof the wide diversity of experience and opinion which is imraaanted here we may be able to achieve a consensus the' vetopment of a viable draft Man for tttuttonal action now. If suen a plan be drawn so as to achieve significant unity of purpose here, then the membership of the entire legislature should have the op- ft If It meets with ap portunity to proval there, then we should give the pie a chance to adopt the proposal this falL The next session of the legislature seminary . . . People from Rlverdale. Benida, Mink Creek, Clifton and Preston talking about the contents of a confidential report before the report was reported on . . . Ivaa Cerdingley getting In Ms car after picking up some painting supples... . . . Gene Anderson making his picture rounds . . . BY PAUL HARVEY Governments are people. They, 11. e people, come b as- sizes and varying de- of tumor, power, pres- fige and Importance. They are pagued by pride, motivated by ambition, trated by insatiable appetites, even as you and I. Weve seen Panama through our eyes; lets look at us through theirs. eel- The Happy uma is prepared a week la advaaee of publlcatlea. If yen weald like a for tt mast be la the office by MARCH II A'an Dee Burbank, Blaser, Eva Johnson, ence F. RMy. Eva MARCH 20 Carolyn Ftygars, Annie heeler, Marietta Bergeson, aria Rawlings, Hart Bullock, The United States pays The United STtates pays dollars jeH than two wnn a year rent on the Panama canal, true, thats four times what it was ten years ago. And Panama reaps many, fringe benefits But Panama Is making com Generous unde has been squandering 1 million dollars every day to South Viet Nam. The United States hu 118 million dollars to Indonesia for nothing! Whlle we have been paying two million a year rentjm ttle Canal, we have provided Red Yugoslavia with enough of an allowance to pay rent for the next S00 years. Suppose you had arichUn- - The Canal yellds to the . pop- - ulace not Just the rental pay- ments but adds other millions to the annual Incomes of Pan-sort- es b u a J tanglement President Johnson Is tably Justified to refusing to negotiate under duress, but it mtoht be time for us to thats 8hriene Cole, MR. HARVEY Bny MARCH M Maude, Spatig, Nellie getout P. Peny, Leo Boden, of our world posture re-vato- so that all these vest-pock- et Rebubics will stop vying with one another to see who can or tie or threaten him get the most out of us. HaeTSarren. Caralee As with many count- As our homsgrowi MARCH to Engln-ories receiving our "aid theand Redamatlan. Seathel Lloyd Erlel Iwam-wealth of Panama Is concen- otter for the biggest slice of Simmons, D. "There is room b tMs Add tor everybody. to. trated to the hands of a very cake, our totepiaiwi few families.' In Panama It's are similarly motivated, end no suggestion should he that Gordon Merrill, Julie Swains-anyoall and weVe Tfew that Arfyle has outlined his plea, about 80 families. Most ott- - - Governments are is nytogto freeze out any useful j00 Daniel Kjddjteerrie had a good touch, well take up MY planT , Ixme, Roy live In grinding poverty. Theyll love you If you ers worthwhile endeavor. i, John-the Canal, things serve it, tolerate you if they Witt the committee, that was named -rworse. M be much would must, take you If they can. of of all facets the water wT epresentatives needs of the state the solution should u.Df J" have appeal It Is unfortunate that Lloyd Bryan Letters To The Editor Walker, the state democratic chairman could then Implement the constitutional Falls Twin and machinery with such statutory action as offer to serve, c deemed desirable. certainly would party more Parley Inglet, Dale Governor Smy lies comments to the speon the Inside than on the outside if Lana good Karren. Parley Inglet Taken from the files of the ten by Mark Hart and cial committee covered - revenue bonds, It had been a political move. BI ARCH 24 Franklin County Citizen, Darwin Jeppson. The song Dear Editor, together for this so he called controstate produced power and other as It may, the But ra Date Sparrow, Michael March 19, 1914. f, SEJTTTmI 80I2 to versial factors, but factors which must be have been I to. we ZLT 8un..puHihedand your from reading Is aiming the Paam towns and different Kelvin Smith the (Manby righted considered. bout television gaglt formed the Franklin right direction as far as water develop- Word was received this title of the song Is "Hall The P? county ment Is concerned. For the third time, the j&nrieWard?n KeUy KUd week a translator. I am T V. Con), non profit called Frankly, when we first looked over the Utah you of Mr. the Greaves Aggies. by list of those appointed to the committee governor is to be commended. not exactly dumb but I didnt ization-kno- Tnats means the 12 First National Bank of this MARCH 25 his a bid for tbit post what It was, so I men and all the salesman Ralph Baird. Janet Cutler. city of the to help them, that Doris McQueen Billy Thie- - office bui'ding had been ac- - 2? h riterborg thought I would find out So are they gotfor free. Motor terborg-Nascompany contract and with the working I went to this Bert Martin Virginia Gamble, Jef- cepted, Well this Engineer man the government will be for j?ade a . fery Bill McDermott. you talk so much about and came and mil., ure., ten years. P uiy, they found a very The campaign of tobacco companies to MARCH 28 d According to the magazine, neatly 150 ..hImA to ten me all in the consumed time of 443 good place with a strong teachers from every section of the country Harold G. Payne, Roger make smoking Inviting to a younger group .talking signal tor all three of the time for minutes, jjer down e, LaRaine Coy, Rebecca Have you beard the responded to the survey taken and only a routT1 appears to be paying dividends to some 7 .top, stations. They said A. handful Scott Keller. of school Packer, teachers said grade Edison disc my H5.00 majorcould increase phonograph? places to the country. our sigthey not Is most And I a and think is if of awful it and in us for smoking let it problem. play Step Nathan Van Noy, Jr. reIn a recent survey taken by a weekly nal about 10 times. O boy those who do was doesnt not that the Carden every body reported smoking you. Jewelry Co., ceives medal of honor current events classroom publication, It S?0 do that . I a problem teach in rural areas. fou know what he told hnmmi.1v here Friday night. was found In one sixth grade class to TexIn fairness to the survey, It was reportas, 20 percent of the students smoked. A ed that the most common reply by fifth CHILDS WONDERLAND to was fifth grade class Louis vll'e, Ky., Msdsebm Packer sixth grade teachers was one or two The sun is and to of 50 the students have oer the percent ferMtoe reported Opera House bending pupils out of a class of SO smoke. mh fortunate to being aWe I smoking. very But regardless, we are sura If another a .n the lights an to secure A Bachelor my chickens Just think, 50 percent of those kids survey were taken It would show that dimmed; hatched. You most of whom are probably 11 years old Honeymoon for Wednesday there Is an increasing number wn in some Its time a little guy like March 25. This is probably Junior Nathan Van Ni ee Bert said they cant do SO teacher that The added smoklng. only areas of smokers to the teenagers and you th wha these franslaton the best comedy that wiu was killed last fell thing untU they st enough 20 per- percent smoke occasionally, South Pacific. younger. A market that has been a Had dreams he must attend, visit Preston cent smoke regularly. done to get better television target for the tobacco companies fin: -town. In th. The story of the survey was carried ruiSf?,.?1!!. .o' time. other wm?M was talk- vaLeys. ?!!?? Oneida victorious dKS They FriAcademy centty by the born wu hoy wi If baby know .ruumii that the amMthere kid they They they get to .?n contest: In in engineers Bielthf HJ Mrs. and LastSaturday Ice. torodun day have got Mm for a long time. So translator fuss put now, oir2i tovet Vh?iv puthen.5 0,6 BYCi gymnamsium. the vin Greavra at the Preston J111 that Pts them up and l a hX of what Ive baskettaU h wouM team of the Onei- said. da Academy succeeded In Passing the cham wresting now Is from the fast L.D it to know you Coach Packer gcore of they v That tears get you has kept the team at a top during the" past week to pay better television. So Bert ? their $15.00 so we can pay nowhere. nd special honor to Elmer S. thought if it was going to be goon get: this translator thing Come now , off to bed the noon train were loaded to Merrill In remembrance of Ms B good thing for all of Fran- - in. warm rain, the city crews to But Bill yelled back, How you go! BY BARNEY RICE he bettr Yours truly, met Ml ofcounty One thing for certain, the hosesto was? 1 towns couldnt pull p the the Snort Gundefinger y by and see to the game. in a family gathering Logan city councumen of Preston rom the curbg toe rid? and 8t walks dried and. behold it BACK TO SPRING SSr The ThSJh M". Slerrlll returned home city cguncU meetingg. wag actually spring. a iCitizen received the annual tor tHe blrUKlw occulon. At a recent meeting of the He said that he could tell press release from Utah Ifc Preston s Hew con- - because erf Ms seige of hay- - Power and Light, and the Mothred Tuesday morning. Lob E. Baldwin troverstal mayor, as the Ini-- fever he woke up with. This bow Just about died "It cant by er and daughter doing nicely tial act, pulled out his toe- j, the yearly occurence he that time already. Heres k recorder and turned It on. springtime occurence. Won- - the release to fullTike heed t j liad a little girl Jriuen, of Min Joe Goff moved and Har-- derful draping bayfevar - to what it says - and above she fiotlld a pal to me for nrepara- be pjg Pinson seconded (hat the heriWtog spring. Wi tkma to the to J.W. W.tktei, W In.lw.iiam ont tte ijiwdiM IW pffl toe utile OTange pin froma And climb upon my knee secretaryof the Utah Idaho peetlng started valley Preston ranked second to Growers usodatkm, word Siyof was informed that such druggest and the dripptag JU traffic safety contest held J the the from would be the procettire as hayiever was somewhat dried out Her chubby arms around my has given "When for ctoes ranked to Idaho was brisk March to recorder the Utah of the winds neck tope headquarters long as up and ao wu the boss proslse. Junior the Franto give turn Her to the hair that urge fingers Packing. group Corp., my playing: pnecy. n.. tohaS Iff beneficialastoXhand with such the Corps of f a out-dema- J? ne A Glance Back From Uncle Gundelfinger IT Pet-man- Down The Age Goes n, w Poet s Comer post-Presto- T SS - iLTSSS a WMIMWS ksmHR SSs.!i,?s Recorders, Quakes And Kites 81-3- 4. Si - xSSlSoSrlaniL K-- wilAfr K BgpS a? 22E W, i . ' ud JS4j tau. mPl I from Merriam- - -- bin - Webater S?0?? Jecttone were to the recorder Mr. Goff. sMd. Turn off the recorder end I'UteU you. The recorder went off and never went on again. Hence, todate there are no more tape recorders at the councll meeting. The boss says that spring is around the corner. When he said it. it was snowing, but ho had no sooner suggested wl W 1 can YOU REMEMBERS someone sent the following little bit into the paper ci ter kite flyers offsnd by J-C- rL. . m. . 5 the east side sev-He- ar V- 'ttTJ&WS Shtfddtab up urn, in my her let her stay succeeded In extracting jjUgbands head, and motorists wearv eves would genUy came to fteir ald and raiid the car from them. SSe In sleet) Id let her rest Her tousled head and 1017 Frank Foss received a lac- erated head and arm and cheeks .And CACHE be contracted on the ette with an 0.7 percentage. of Bear River to Franklin County and about The largest crowd to the 250 acres on the west side of val years partook of the hostile river. totality of the Franklin Coun- -C pish and Game Assoclared Aon Saturday evening, and Kelfrom the while returning Mr. and lenjoyed danciru and tte tah Su ton attractions in the Mrs. Jack Anderson and two carnival Side West high school gym a narrow had escape chidren wlU . Goff, Preston division super- - We would wander to 1934. fotendent for Utah Power and garden Four years ago Thirty the humming1 of Co., who urges parents Light the the Air when hangifr at Port was betas rail and the to oe sure their children ob- - We would watch for robin earth quake dime rolling in, erve these precautions: to Mr. Wm, E. Hansen was way "Fly kites plenty of open er nest up in up on onft of the big beams space, and never fly kites vees or rafters rocking back and near electric wire and poles. forth. Everbody was holler- tinsel string, Bm ,omih GU then Id 1. I, 1171. 1.60 Per Tear $1.60 In' Cache $1.00 for BIx Months County, Utah outside the county. J. WALTER ROSS, Represented by the American Newspaper Repiesaiitatlvas, 406 Fifth AVonus, Now Tork, 16, New York. the communltl-- u nt Richmond, Lewiston Utah's Newest Weekly Newspaper fronton. Cornish, Cove aad Clarkston In bsauUful North Csh. Valtey. WAYNE D. BSI&L lng A Id mggV to my breast In olden times it has been sMd Man Is that he might have Joy What greater joy could come to man, Than a little girl or boy. by G. C. Cbsttaiton t- " sswSV games. Plans are being made for the Franklin Stake musical festival to be held April 12 at the Stake house at 8 p.m. Dr. and Mrs. Leo Hawkes Wilf Smith a broken shoulder are heading the event when a truck to which they wer ?ddlnS !dwlped a Odell Hobbs, son of Mr. driven & Wm. Pope and Mrs. Milo P.Hobbs, hds .cer FtF been appointed to and Sheriff Head Investigated recently the rank of corporal In the tee accident army. Cpl Hobbs is stationed" at Gordon Army base to GeoMickey Hart composed the rgla where his advancement new "Pep Song for tte was received. He entered the writ- - army to July of last year. USAC. Ihe words v " Published every Thuraday by the Citlsen Publl.hlne Com pap y, Xno., Kntered ao second P. O. Box 116, Lewl.ton, Utah, Phone elam matter at tho Lawl.ton, Utah, Post Office under tha act of March ed amanlans. When we voluntar-mrelly rewrote the treaty b 1955 we agreed to quadruple the Canal rental ana to give much real estate and many build togs to Panama. Further, we agreed to pay Panamanian workers on the same scale we pay our own Zone workers. But there are nettlesoma little things which annoy the natives. They pay more license plates, more for po ceries, more for movie do Americans than kets, the Zone. Americans pay no Panamanian Income takes. I think It was a mistake agree side ours the zone, ket and paldyou a compare- yet? admit that It annoys me ttvdhr allowance; io have UN flan dominating paltry youd get restive, too. that "zone onthe East Rhr-What al's Panama is us. er to New York. So when Halt Our UOMMon elders move b, friction understandably results. What I am trying to say Is that we are trapped la the web of another 'foreign en- b H. Just dnp a card phene the Ottm Office. trek u states. Governments Are Just People . . . Lyaa FackreU preaching the gospel of PTA . , . 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