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Show - COUNTY Feb. 1, 1964 THE CITIZEN i (Continued from Page 1) a xl out of the state u uiey are Hebex Atkinson not permitted to purchase the Mrs. Helen Chandler Hyer, cheaper power. A distinct honor camp in a' Thn ; r u 58, died Friday night at her The Public Service Commis to is Lewiston follow in residence work with &u.cator Indian educat"cenH TRENTON Melva Cottle Bessie Tillotsen and the lesU.S. Office of Eduoa. ors on the holding hear ly. a lone illness. sion is ing currently school secondary Guide and tier Patrol were son given by Fern Jensen. tion has announced that Ken level. The She was born June 17, 1909, Americans will be LEWISTON successful in winning a blue Refreshments were served tc in ings on the matter. Mr. and Mrs house guest for a short time. Webb, principal of Skv View assigned to rural of a Ogden, daughter Boyd high schools Arlo a ribbon at the in Ethel Stevens, Bessie Tillot- 5). and entertained Commissioners at a On Saturday they drove to Bodily Cache will high The school, attend an and offices of education for Car nan Smithfield Friday evening. sen, Venice Reader, Amelia Chandler.MayOn Bruce Nov. 23, 1927, support will come in the form important educational project short periods of time. Parti- family dinner Friday in honor Salt Lake City to visit with rnose participating were Ellerman, Ethleen Grant, she was married to Dorris of a letter to the puwic ser in India. Mr. Webb is one of cipants will be exposed to as- of their son Glenn. Guests relatives. They visited with Shaun Lott, Michael Andrew, Fern Jensen, Clara Cottle, e nine high school principals in pects of Indian education in were Mr. and Mrs. V. D. the Boman's son Ted who was Dale (Dodd) Hyer in the Log vice commission. Clair Smith, Max and Scott Smart, Mr. and Mrs. David receiving treatment In the Humphreys, Mabel Mor- - an LDS temple. .immca 10 oe recognized. its setting. Spaceman and Brad Kupfer. tenson, Marba Brown, Norma Smart and family of Dayton, LDS hospital in Salt Lake. He Mrs. Hyer was active in also dis The project is financed bv boards two The Mrs. neavig Bingnam was Reeder. Mrs. Reeder was co- - Lewiston Glenn, Carolyn and Chris Bod has since returned to his the First ward, serving cussed the position of Willard government of India. Par- hostess to the DUP Margaret hostess. ily. Later in the day, Mr. and home in Smithfield. as president and counselor in will be issued airline icipants sanitarian Ann Adams Benson camp at Mrs. Marlow Smart and famMr. and Mrs. Ervin Van the YWMIA, work director Hill who serves as tickets that will allow them FAMILY LIFE Box her nome Friday afternoon. of of counties Mr. and and ily three fonthe Orjkn Dayton Reto travel around the world. and visiting teacher in the andjMr.nd Mrs. RodA short history was read by Mrs. Steven Smart of Poca-tell- o ney Dante spent Friday in (Continued from page 1) lief Society, and a teacher in Elder. Cache and Rich. The Travel visas and nassDorts called at the Bodily Salt Lake City on business. men agreed to raise Mr, have been prepared bv the Life at Florida State Univer the Junior Sunday School home. PFC Glenn Bodily left Mayor and Mrs. L. D. Bod She was of member a the of India and Japan. Hill's salary $50 a month and embassy sity in 1964 and then joined Lewiston for Oakland, Calif., ily spent Friday in SaK Lako YOU'LL LIKE THE Saturday club. Mrs. Literary the Department of Family to request a detailed written The project will last two r and from there to Vietnam. City on business. FOOD AT THE months. It will begin on Feb. ana uina Development at Hy.-- received her early eduMr. and Mrs. Vertis Bodily Mrs. Maude Hyer has re Hill Mr. from cation in Cache the report County monthly with a two day orientation USU in the fall of 1966. Un and family and Mr. and Mrs. turned to her home in Lewhe visits Schools, areas the graduating from showing confab in New York City. der this appointment he teach' Arlo Bodily took him to Salt iston after undergoing major es child development and fam North Cache High. and his findings, copies of the Grantees will travel through Lake City to board a plane. surgery in the LDS hospital She is survived her hus in ily relations both at the under- band of Lewiston;bytwo sons, report to go to the Commis Europe with in salt Lake City and is reThe Lewiston club Literary London and Rome. The regraduate and graduate levels Dr. Dale C. counties. three of all sioners met afternoon covering slowly at her home. at Thursday Hyer, Las Vegas, turn flight will include Hong d and a time research Mr. and Mrs. Vernal AnderFack-rel- l. Mrs. Ann of the home C. Kenneth Glen Nev.; Hyer, SPECIAL LUNCHEONS Paul Gilgen of the State Kong, Tokyo, and Honolulu. appointment. He has authorson and eight children of ' The meeting was coned several publications includ dale, Calif.; three daughters, Road Commission and County short seminar will be con EACH DAY Tooele spent Sunday in Lewis- Mrs. Conrad (Karlene) Facer, ducted by Venna Van Orden, ton at the Erwin Moser told ducted in the Japanese capital ing "The Interactional Ap Surveyor home of Mr. AnderRobert Mrs. Lompoc, Calif.; the commissioners that they with secondary educational proach in the Study of the president. Miss Sadie Soren-so-n son's mother, Mrs. Ivan Burk, Chambers, Mae) (Helen had begun the preliminary leaders. Family." was guest reader for Mrs. and her husband. Dr. Schvaneveldt has pre Smithfield, and Mrs. Jed survey work on the proposed The American delegation Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Wis Ada Kent and reviewed the Allen, Bountiful; Lee) (Nancy crom tiign-wasented several papers and re 17 road running east DelldoMly Prepared will work with teams of In went to Idaho Falls Thurser fol and the On "A grandchildren; Hat The Hall KEN WEBB book, 91 on Fourteenth North dian school leaders in BomNoodles, Chow Meln and search findings at the Nationafternoon to visit with a brothers and sisters: day lowing south then Jean and to Eighth East Fried Rice Every Day al Council on Family Rela- W. S. Table," by Reynolds cousin. On bay, Maharashtra, Gajarat, Oroville, Chandler, Friday they at beto Twelfth North. They tions and the Southeastern New Delhi, Agra, Andhra, Davis. Refreshments were tended a session ' Kenneth Las at the Idaho TRENTON Calif.; We also Feature Steaks, Council on VegN., rJUEFS be would posFamily Relations as; Mrs. BurnaU (Grace) lieved that it Mysore, and Madras. assisted served the hostess, Falls to witness the by and Flavor temple Crisp as well as speaker for many Shrimp, Richard Hansen reported sible to ask for bids on this ' Chlckea his mission at sacrament by her sister, Mrs. Irene King, marriage of a nephew. civic and professional groups. Brown, Ogden; Mrs. Camp- 100 foot wide road by April Ivan Burk is convalescing CONSOLIDATION He is married and their fam- bell (Dorothy) Baer and Mrs. 15. meeting Sunday evening. He and her daughter, Lana King, from FAST, COURTEOUS Kim (Lee) Pond, Lewiston. major surgery in the from has 15 one to two and (Continued returned members one one) from and dub includes page just the ily girl LDS hospital. between SERVICE Funeral services were Tues The Logan Florida mission. Other num- guest. boys. to once plan encourage again Service in Lewiston Thunderbird Taxi bers on the Dr. Schvaneveldt will speak day were a Mr. and Mrs. Russell Henward chapel with Bishop Her- and the county has expired. districts into better programs. solo by his program Ther-o- n Mrs. at the 10 a.m. session where bert mother, of he first part their latest notiB. will Harrison commissioners dricks The conducting. spent last weekend In the public is invited to attend, Burial was in Lewiston policy requires that districts Mrs.Hansen, accompanied by Las Thunderbird management fy Phone 8524795 Preston Norma Nev., as guests of Keith Vegas, Reeder. Two according to Principal that their agreement to oper- either present an acceptable piano solos by Douglas Hall of Mrs. Hendricks' sister and her Clayson. ate out of the Logan Airport lan for upgrading the quality Logan were played and reof husband. has expired and invite them for small schools or a schedule marks given by Miss Betsy Helen Hyei consolidation. The second Mr. and Mrs. Golden to arrange for a new one. Grimm. Heber Delbert Atkinson, 78, part is to reward districts have had Mrs. Mozell died at a Logan hospital late WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD who do consolidate by allowThe commissioners of Baker, Ore., as a Boman Sunday night. that the ground water SHIPMENT OF NEW ing them to keep the extra mend the addition of a multiHe was born Jan. 12, 1890, for Cache Valley is now state money for three years purpose room. FOR BRIDES -Fat Clarkston, a son of Alfred well underway. To date 450 after the consolidation is done. "In all of the elementary e "This latter provision is es schools we can provide Henry and Mathelda Peterson wells have been analyzed and Atkinson. librarians and principals. GUISTS detailed field information col pecially important end stra- FOR He married Selma lected; 38 wells have been ob tegic now. The reason for my These people will be integrat- Nov. 15, 1911, in the served and monthly measureIT'S .. "" uie tai instructional empnasis on wis is mat me Salt Lake LDS temple. ments taken; 195 water sam proposed new state finance Plan as it is developed and He was a high priest in the pies have been collected for formula does not provide at greatly to the overall ef-Smithfield stake. He had been electrical conductance; 20 all for special state aid to tectiveness of the schools, "Our transportation depart- interested in genealogy work wells were logged with geo- small schools. Therefore, if SEE and temple work. He was a graphical logger; 300 wells consolidation occurs after ment is currently working on ward teacher for many years. were pumped and their flow he new plan is adopted, there a PIan to improve bus services By occupation he was a measured. Water-lovin- g plants could be no basis for continu- - Dy having separate routes for farmer in the Clarkston and have been located and map ing the extra state aid three elementary and secondary BRIDAL REGISTRY Weston areas. He was a life- ped. 11 years because there would be siuuems. ii uus pian can be effected it will greatly reduce Exclusive Gifts long resident of Clarkston. none to begin with. Making this important study Surviving are his widow of "Some building will be re problems caused by combin Clarkston and the following are. local people represented quired to implement these re ing schools." NOW'S THE TIME TO FIX UP YOUR HOME AND children: Joseph E. Atkin- by Cache Valley ground water commendations but this is the Utah within our ability, both finan HERE'S A CHANCE TO SAVE ON THIS FINE son, Trenton; Mrs. Alvin (Vio- study committee; COME IN TODAY AND SEE PANELING let) Hansen of Filer, Ida.; State Division of Water Rights cially and from a standpoint THESE SPECIAL VALUES Grant Atkinson, North Ogden; in cooperation with the U. S. of time. The North Cache Mrs. Martella (Hazel) Nelson, Geological Survey; the Bur- Junior high school addition is Perry; Mrs. Lola Campbell, eau of Reclamation and Soil already planned but may re -Brigham City; 17 grandchil- Conservation Service. suit this fall in a slight delay dren and 18 great grandchilfacili The U. S. Geological Survey in getting school lunch dren; a sister, Mrs. Rose is not see providing $63,000 to match ties completed. I do Young, Brigham, and a broth- state this as a large problem but Economy and local funds for the er, William T. Atkinson of three we can over' Of re- rather one which the year study. Clarkston. 4' x V Sheet Only amount, $33,000 is come with a little ingenuity Funeral services were held maining Beginning Today we are starting another February Sale which win give state and cities, busi- in using our other kitchens an apportunity to make a real saving on your Spring baying. These prices yon Thursday at 12 noon in the nesses,money $3.99 4' z 8 SHEET industry and irrigation temporarily. are good Clarkston ward chapel with only until February 29th and mnst be paid for at the time of purchase, "The Hvrum elementary but may be picked op at a later date. Edwin Jardine in companies will raise $30,000. school will Bishop addition an require When completed the study of two or three classrooms. charge. Burial was in the THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE INCLUDED ON THIS SALE: cemeClarkston in will provide answers to how We can use the plans we al family plot tery. much ground water there is, ready have for these rooms ALFALFA SEEDS the chemical quality and lo- and quite easily build them CLUBS cation, the availability, the re- before fall If we do have a Certified Ladak 16100 The DUP Sacajawea camp lationship of ground water to slowdown before fall, we can Certified Grimm 98100 CusRich, surface water Paradise and the amount continue to use the held the January meeting at Certified Idaho Ranger SHOO tom Manhattan the home of Leona Keimard. of water being consumed by building for a month or so, as Common Alfalfa, Idaho, Treated 997.00 g and conducted. Jensen REG. $8.40 plants by necessary. Only .. Gladys Camella Norton gave the les evaporation. "At River Heights I recomCLOVER SEEDS REG. $1.50 $8.99 4' z 8 SHEET son on the me of Andrew Christian Nielson. A history YeQowBIossom Sweet Clover, Treated, .. 91100 of William George Cole was Ladino Clover '.. 9109.00 Red Clover, Kenland Certified 941.00 given by the hostess, Leona SPRING IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER . Pre-Finish- ed Kennard. Ten members were Alsike Clover (Pasture) 933.00 present. A light refreshment was served. PASTURE GRASS Guide Patrol Wins Ribbon Obituary Sky View Principal Receives Recognition, Tapped For India Bodilys Host Family Dinner At Home Cl!neu-at1T- 1ly Scout-o-ram- Lu-cil- . socio-econom- ic - . FRANKLIN CAFE stop-ove- rs one-thir- $1.00 and $1.10 y - First-Four- contract th Franklin Cafe Bo-ma- Pre-- f inished n full-tim- Chris-tense- OR n, ( i n CARPET i Carlson's la STARTS TODAY MAHOGANY 3.49 Pre-Finish- PRE - SEASON SEED and FEED SALE BIRCH 5.99 Pre-Flnlsh- ed - water-lovin- - 4'x8' Panels Autumn Plank Lauan Cherry Tone Lauan Blonde Lauan 4' x 8' PANELS - TOUR $5.99 CHOICE EACH WE STILL HAVE SOME CEILING TILE LEFT FROM THE FIRE SALE MARKED DOWN TO - SALE - ESTELLA HATCH'S Valentine Nason's Best Special . . . ALL COLORS OUR REG. $12.50 STYLE NOW 2 im $15 NASON Call 8 to Feb. Semi - Gloss 15 248-23- 29 Gal. $5.49 93100 94100 939.00 GRAIN SEED 4,000 TO CHOOSE FROM Certified Hlland Barley Certified Lemhi 66 ... Certified Trebl Certified Velvon Barley Certified Gem Barley Gold Tag Oats Park. Overland or Swedish Garbage Can 14.75 Nitrates, Bagged per ton Nitrates, Bulk per ton Phosphae, Bagged per ton Phosphate, Balk per ton .., Baler Twine, Extra Special, Guaranteed Steel Posts, heavy 24-1 gal. 4 Lb.Amlne Tubular RICHMOND " Hillcresl Fashionel 907 SO. STATE RICHMOND. UTAH PRESTON, IDAHO Estella Hatch Owner Onerator 5 BEFORE YOU PAINT, SEE THE NEWEST 38 Latex Enamel SHAMPOO SET Drawing Each Week EASY TO APPLY LIKE LATEX WASHES LIKE ENAMEL ITS WONDERFUL DRYING - - 9150 .. 974.00 966.00 982.00 .. 97100 . " D FREE 94.75 94.75 94.75 94.75 EXTRA SPECIALS CARTS $11.65 Strong, Tough Construction 94100 945.01 937.00 959.00 920.00 930.00 .. $398 Gallon Booked Together From Feb. LATEX WALL PAINT Permanents When SEED Mauchar Brome Grass, Uncertified Manchar Brome Grass, Certified .. Smooth Brome Grass Orchard Grass, La tar Alta Fescue, Certified Tall Wheatgrass Crested Wheatgrass (Nordon) Intermediate Wheatgrass University Pasture Mixture No. 1 ... aL '. gal $2.7B Ask About Special Prices For WEARS AND EXTRA FAST Your Other Needs WE WILL nAVE BULK FERTILIZER FOR SALE Hansen Glass Raton Owen 15 North State & Paint and Royce Fohrlmsn Phone 90.00 9 .05 $2.95 92.88 - Franklin County Grain Grower, Inc. PRESTON, IDAnO S52-1- saw WAYNE W. DOff Hunger |