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Show western mm ft I CACHE VALLEY : VOL. VI NO. 7 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. LEWISTON, Summer Honrs New Bishop Named New library hours at the Lewiston Library for the In Richmond Library Sets summer months will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. a According to Mrs. Rawlins, the library is open to all persons la the area to use. She also said that recently 80 persons signed up for the school summer reading program. . Q UTAn S432I THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1968 Take Over 1 June Expected iii-La- nd RICIIMOND-Un- der the dir No official report was giv- ducers, and Royal Wilson, of the The cooperation ection of Pres. Clarence An- dairymen of Franklin county en of the sign-u- p in the Cache director for this area, dersen of the Benson stake, during the sign-u- p county area or the Box Elder reported Tuesday at noon of the bishopric of the Richmond has been excellent. If it con- area. However, it was reward was released. Sustained tinues, the Pet Plant in ported to have been as suc- this week that the coopera tion of the dairymen of Frankas new bishop was Dr. Nor Richmond will be taken over cessful in both counties. man Erekson. Released were by the Robert Hull, chairman of lin county has been excellent dairy group the Franklin County Milk Pro-- in the sign-u- p period which is Bishop Frank E. Lamb, Coun- on June 1. selors Stephen Erickson and continuing in an effort to Charles Little. Clerks were secure sufficient milk to jusGrant Mauchley, Claire Kidd and Maurice Christensen. tify the purchase by dairy men nt Franklin, Cache and Bishop Lamb is moving from Richmond. Box Elder counties of the Sustained as counselors to Richmond Pet Plant. Bishop Erekson were Mr. Mr. Wilson said today if the Erickson and Mr. Little and the clerks were retained with present sign-u- p continues, the Marvin Traveller sustained plant will be taken over by as financial clerk. June 1. Bishop Erekson was born Mr. Hull reports that the Utah, a son of Marcene Oliverson, blonde in Mantua, milk a home when the without Erekson. Y. Irene and Zelph daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The family lived there until announced their disPet Plant Glen Oliverson of SmXhfield. was 12 years of age Norman unless continuance 3, April was crowned Cache County when they moved to Salt Lake over taken climax at Dairy, the Princess by Dairy Dr. Erekson graduated of the annual Princess Pag- City. remained at approximately Granite high school, at from eant held Saturday evening in Franklin 50,000 pounds of Utah tended the University in the concert hall of the Fine for two years and following 50,000 pounds in Cache county, Arts Center. a mission for the LDS church county, and 15,000 pounds in Sharing equal honors as her he attended USU where he four attendants will be Pam to BOYS STATERS represent Box Elder county. Recently selected graduated and then finished Davis, daughter of Mr. and his Producers in this group are Ross are State Lewiston at HendWoks, at Wally Boys veterinary schooling Mrs. Glade Davis, Provi almost all can producers and Van Ordesi, Jim Powell, Chris Wheeler and Dennis Iowa State in Ames, Iowa, dence; Becky Harris, daugh- where he practiced for nine Spackmlan. The Citizen Photo small producers who did not ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert months and then acted as vetfind a home when it was an G. Harris, Nibley; Susan Nelfive racing for erinarian Mrs, nounced son, daughter of Mr. and by Pet Milk Company in Chicago. Ted Nielson, Smithfield, and tracks on April 3 that they would moved to RichThe Jill Petersen, daughter of Mr, mond family close their operation at the eight years ago where and Mrs. Russell Petersen, acbeen has Erekson Richmond Bishop plant on May 31. Lewiston. civic afand church in tive The dairymen being signed Jill was also named "Miss fairs. the Franklin County Milk Coneeniality" by the 69 con by Clark Junior from uated Five high demonstrating boys, mission to the testants, and was presented a He fulfilled a school in the Philippine Is- Producers are having to buy New England States, acted in outstanding scholastic and Purebred the lands. He has participated stock in the been have trophy by ability, leadership of all priestDairy Breeders, represented the presidencyand at selected to represent the Lew in Little League baseball and time Grade A the hood Many Quorums Cooperative. Vera Krebs. school by iston American Legion Post during this past year Entertainment was provided of this appointment wasandstaxea 50 at Boys State early in he placed second in the poet producers in Franklin and mixiiionarv president June. They are Ross Hen- ry contest at. Sky View high Cache counties have been proby the Delta Phi Kappa chorus and variety acts, under the member of the Seventies dricks, Dennis Spackman, school. He is active in his ducing and selling Grade A direction of James Bradley. Chris Wheeler, Jimmy Pow- ward, having served as sec- milk to the CooperaHe married the former ell and Wallace Parrish was generretary of the Aaronic Priest- tive for many years, Royal Wally VanOrden. Anne Paul and they are paral chairman of the two-da-y a will be He Ross Hendricks is the son hood quorum. festival. Darrell Rigby and ents of six children: Rock, of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hen- senior at Sky View next year. Wilson reports. In addition to providing a Franklin Gunnell were pagDennis is the son of Mr. dricks, of Lewiston. He (Continued on page 4) eant chairmen and Mr. Gunhome for the small producers, Rex Call ElemenMrs. and the Lewiston Spackman nell was master of ceremonMr. Hull served Dennis Lewiston. of and school reports that they algraduated tary ies. Junior as vice president of the Lew- so feel competition among Lewiston the from The judges who spent two high school. He works with iston elementary school and the processors in the valley days interviewing and judging his father on the family farm upon graduation from Lewis-to- n will require all people in the the girls were Mrs. Ed Ure, Junior high school was industry for everyone conand has been active in the Kamas; Mrs. Vera Price, Lewiston Fourth ward, having presented the Lions award as cerned. He said the other Dr. Lloyd Hunsaker, participated in road shows, well as the Citizenship Award. reasons for the Franklin CounUtah State University, and speech festivals, and last He is a member of the Sky ty Milk Producers asking the Versal Davis, Logan. Dairy to come into year was a member of the View marching band playing in Saturday afternoon the a was because they Benson area is He the flute. from the priest dancing group Princess Pageant was held the Lewiston Second ward were in an entirely different who danced in the stake under the direction of Mrs. Dance Festival in Salt and has received his Duty to area of dairy products includBessie Lemon and Gerald He just finished his God award. He will be a ing Grade A milk, cheese, Lake. junior year at Sky View high senior at Sky View next year. cottage cheese, ice cream, Sharla Nelson, daughter of school. Jim is the son of Mr. and butter and dried milk proMr. and Mrs. LaMar Nelson Mr. and of Mrs. son the is Chris Joseph Powell of Cor- ducts. of Smithfield, was crowned at The of Lewis-to- nish. He was studentbody Wheeler Glen Dairy group Mrs. the evening ceremony. Her He has traveled to many president at the Lewiston Jun- markets dairy products over SumLisa attendants are parts of the world with his ior High, is a member of the a wide area of Utah, Idaho, mers, daughter of Mr. and DR. NORMAN EREKSON parents while they were with Wyoming, Colorado and Mrs. Ray Summers, Hyrum; on page 4) S. Air Force. He grad (Continued U. the Ward Richmond Bishop Ilene Flaherty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Flaherty, Hyrum; Teri Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Benson, Newton, and Miriam Ransom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ransom, Logan. BYU Education. Week will in the Portntuf stake is also George Pace, member of the will be members of the faculPrincess Last year's religion faculty of BYU, Reed ty. with participating. was Susan Wood, Lewiston, open June 6 in Preston Some of the courses that this the Included in Payne, member of the counfaculty and the retiring Dairy Prin- 14 top instructors booked for year will be David White, a seling and psychology depart- will be taught will include cess is Carolyn Bingham of the three day event biological science major, who ment at BYU, Melvin Ham- "It's A Woman's World," Amalga. Included in the instructors was one of the most popular mond, member of the religion "Essentials in Genealogical The State Dairy Princess, will be members of the 3 D's, lecturers at Education Week faculty at Ricks, Gay Kowal-i- Research," "How Our Hymns Miss Juice Cordon of Willard, who will teach classes the last noted genealogist from Are Built," "Homes With year in Twin Falls; Sara was presented at the pageant. first two member Logan. Lee Character," "Children's LitHeileson Gibb, a and spedays give Also scheduled is Carol Jen- erature," "Appreciation of cial concert on June- 7 start- of the faculty of BYU and instructor Poetry," "Personal Adjustmember at sen, sewing former Educaspecial at 8:30 The faculty p.m. ing from the Center of Continu- ment and Growth," "My Favtion Week will be held in the Ricks; Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell, who will lec- ing Education at Idaho Falls. orite Sewing Tricks," "TopPreston high school and the Edwin B. Morrell, ics on Soviet Communism," Dr. ture in music and literature. Franklin stake center. Sci- "Toward A Better UnderIt is sponsored by six Dr. Maxwell is head of the chairman of the Political of BYU, standing Of Our Mates," RICHMOND In church ser- stakes, Oneida, Franklin. Ben- Griffeth School of Music at ence Department who has had experience with "Latin America A World Of vices in the South ward Sun- son, Bannock, Smithfield and Upper Iowa College. Russian politics, and his wife Dynamic Change." lecturers Other ward Lake Swan The include Malad. day evening, Bishop Ariel Benson presented individual awards to several boys, Reed Webb, Leslie Smith, Edward Mendenhall, Dennis C a r t- wright, Douglas White, Dennis Parry, Randall Hendricks, Edward Rodney Anderson. Mendenhall also received a Duty To God award and Dennis Parry the Eagle Scout award. A plaque was also presented to the ward by Ed ward for winning a swimming meet held recently at Sky View high school. Participating were DeWayne Formes-becRandall Hendricks, Edward Mendenhall, Rodney AnGEORGE PACE SARA LEE GIBB DAVID WHITE CAROL JENSEN derson, Steven Smith, with of Mates Our Understand Religion Rex Bowles as their coach. Portrait Theology, Beauty Sewing, Entertaining Hi-Lan- Vel-m- BREAK A BLOCK, THEN A STOMACH Tertry Arnell, Ogden Karate instructor, demonstrates how a brick can be broken into two pieces with the fist and then shows how a stomach can be given the same treatment (almost). Guinea pig is Gary Nelson. Dean Guimell Photos Hi-La- Hi-La- Cache Dairy Princess Gets Crown Hi-La- Hi-La- RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Recently receiving diplomas for completing the Karate course were dty patrolmen Bert Galley, Gary Nelson and Glen Carlson. Presenting the diploma is Arnell. Wendell Gailey, deputy Sheriff, also received a diploma but was The Citizen Photo not present for the picture. Local Officers Learn Self Defense Art Area law enforcement officers probably aren't any tougher than they were a few months ago, but watch out if you try to attack them. All of them have had training in Karate. And four of them completed a course in the basic steps of Karate which is the art of self defense. Terry Arnell, who is the director of the Ed Parker School of Karate in Ogden and who holds a first degree black belt, was "the instructor. It took several hours of training a day for three years to earn the black belt. He took the lawmen through a series of 26 techniques in the "art of self defense' dur Lewiston Selects Boys State Group Hoi-ste- in Hi-La- Hi-La- ing the two months' training course. Mr. Arnell donated his time to the policemen for the course. Those taking the course included Preston pol icemen, members of the county sheriffs department, and state policemen. It was sponsored by the Franklin County Peace Of ficers association. He-be- r; Hi-La- nd 4-- H All-Chur- ch Weston ACP Practice Winners Selected In Food Contest Foods and table settings that varied from a pancake breakfast to holiday parties were shown at the annual Washington Favorite Dairy Food show at Approved Notice from has been received by the Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization Conservat i o n Service, of approval of a special ACP project. According to Blaine Gamble, chairman of the county committee, this project covers the Weston Creek area of Franklin county. The area has 55 farms containing 27,678 acres of farmland, and 20,309 acres of cropland. Runoff from adjacent foothills has caused serious problems in the area. The damage includes soil loss, gullying, sjltation, and damage to irrigation systems, roads, Weston culinary water system, fences and farm buildings. There has been a loss of livestock and destruction of wildlife habitat. The proposed project is den signed to reduce erosion, and other flood damage in the area. Land treatment measures will be applied to 22,082 acres of farmland on 30 farms. Practices approved must be in accordance with a conservation management plan designed by the Soil Conserva tion Service. The plan will establish priorities for needed practices. Applications are now being taken at the county office for (Continued on page 4) d Richmond on May 18 Clubs by the County and the Black and White days committee. Each girl who entered the show displayed her favorite dairy food in a proper setting for the occasion in which it would be served, plus menus for the day. Judging was by score card and personal interview. Winners included Mary Bair of Richmond, senior division; spon-sor- 4-- H 01-se- n, Dawna Ilardman, Logan, Junior High age group; and Cin dy Perkes, Hyde Park, ele mentary school age division, Chairman of (he show was Mrs. Thelma Doane, lead er, assisted by Richmond Dairy Wives officers, Mrs Claire Harris and Mrs. Geneil commun Webb; by local ity supervisors, Mrs. Ellen Mauchley and Mrs. Louise club Mendenhall; by Hi members, Mary Bair, Judy Doane, and Diane Hulet, and also by Bessie K. Lemon, county supervisor, and LaMar Spackman of the Black and White days committee. 4-- 4-- Hi-La- n. H H 4-- H 4-- H Education Week Books 14 Teachers 4-- H s, - Boy Awards Presented iisitlpsi ffiPTH KSI pfe';?:d SSfi fWLZt "uBn'Jp wlP ly'k'm &mwsisM silt-atio- 5&v.' WINNERS Favorite Dairy Food Show Winners during Black and White Days, include (left to right) Dawna Ilardman, Logan; Mary Bair, Richmond and Cindy Perkes, Hyde Park. k, SSIKiw V-W- . i |