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Show 9 tif st, am THE CITIZEN CLUBS Lett ei To The Editor The Preston Social Arts club were guests Friday eve ning of Mrs. Beverly Ilolungs worth. There was an elec Mr. and Mrs. Orin Hatch tion of new officers: Marge told that this is the only Dear Editor: and family of Roy awl Keith Hoggan. president; Darlene source of financing at this of In to editorial your Hatch and son Royce of Carter, vice president; Kar May reply I would like to time. Now, if there are ob13th, Mrs. visited gan their mother. ma Garrett, secretary. It was make a few comments. jections we hope they will be recipe exchange night and voiced in our June 2nd meetstayed ana returned to Koy each brought their favorite Yes, the City Council has ing, which will be held for the been and working Sunday. prepared recipes which con- on thestudying of clarifying any feasibility of a new purpose sisted of casseroles, salads Many, many meetquestions. water of for the system City and desserts which they all of work have hours and ings Preston. I should like to try enjoyed. Present were Doro into this project thus far. gone to statements some thy Workman, Ethel Parry, thatclarify We know we are going appeared in your article. to have to that for this Karla Cattam. Rena Davis, water pay and guest, a sister, Julia Ilog- - Janet West, Sarah Nelson, I don't agree with all of your we pay the system, way just statements I e ers ot Lwiston. Rook was Carol Bell, Kathy Foster, necessarily, and for in anything Balls and Jean Tanner, question if you agree with else,improvements played during the afternoon. church school, including But some them. here are Mrs. Stewart Geddes had a and the new officers and want or city needs. Let's get tothat you thoughts may salad luncheon Monday for gether and take the positive to consider. Oxford Girl Leaves For Hawaii Trip Mr. .mil Mrs Paul Simmons Pitcher Mil holy wut to Salt ol PiitnLl.i( Mrs. Francis Lako Saiunkiy and spot the JiidMmau and son Len, and --ut. Mm rniiM Strickland and Lt- - .... Hllfc nlMI um mvavum nraii! and Xessu fhixtai ana family. if Sandy. Tbey twk Tamara hud dinner WLth their dough- IS tfie airport to take a piae Ur iml cieoe. Carol and Gary kl Ilavraii wherci ttie will meet JWur, Aimiay. The Simmons her husband, Jieflh Iitcher, retnnufll to E'ooateUo Sunday the others visited Id rand hu' fiutauni tram Kvouhsr Vietnam wrth liiiu. 'foe ffal- th Uitknra for a few days. Ashs. CHt.il Fisher returned kbi3 will 'iflH fur Cm baby liumu; Friday from a two week Atte Taxwn-- it away, viinf. with her daughter, Lulaj Mr. aid Wis. Wilford if 'friiauurxion visifad and Krn Savage, in Boise. Mr. jwf Mrs. Heber Olson1 her jdUr. JaV.t and La-visited his sisters, Verne KmbiMI and family, if Mr rmiEatchandMr.and Sunday. h. Douglas Fisher family Satur-- , day. Kred Coburn and daughter,; Marie Waldron and girls from Tamarat Mrs OXWIJUI w j and family sat- - Sclh Coburn urday. Clubs - a Bas-tzar- Ql -- ud Mix Mr. af. Salt LafcM ther, Mrs (3 ISun FranoEen vi&afad nor Usher, moSat-nd- ay aad mi yurelay Gbdl oeturoiu fw .vtu luxe with ttcin to sawwi x Irvr days. SUbnlay 'wiui' Mr. ant Mrs. tietaifn I'Unr received a tatahWH rsdi from their grandsuu, Miiteicf l'lshcr, of Wii. Start Lewia, rrrrofl He had .ifitKwn from Uk Korea. - Mrs. Gertie Webb was hostess Monday evening, May 12, at her home for me last meeting of the season for the Fine Arts club. Mrs. Grace raner, presiucm, iwhuu. the Central school teachers at Mrs. Ona Edgley reviewed a her home Mrs. A. L. Fi&uer. during their lunch play. "The.. Importance Of hour. It was in honor of two Mrs. AlttMd Cos Erne-t.Mr. Enid viaiLcuwj in. Mr turn Mrs. uurns vox, Johnston played several pia teachers who are leaving uud family, 6k: Mother's day, no selections. A dessert ltm- - Preston as soon as school is out for the summer. Mrs. Mr .irnt Mr Lyman,wardjcheon was gerved to 20, Betty McDermott will reside aiHi tamuy n liearueui visu-n0 Cheeri-and teach in Salt Lake City met club members Mrs. Mr. and his panauts, bos-tfiand Mrs. Ramona Crane of VIM WdPl and family, Sat Monday afternoon with Mm. Vilate Kennineton. Mink Creek will be moving to urn lay Refreshments were served to Burley and plans to teach r ' Hazel Dawson, Ena Pond, there. Other teachers present rZu,a his parents, ckorgina Carlson, Eleanor were Mrs. Marie Clark, Mrs. nf )Khn Mr. ami Mrs A. L. Fisher, Hobbs, Pearl Corbridge, An-- Ruby Boothe and Mrs. Sylvia aiHl Mrs raw Hatch and the na Moser, Naomi Perkins, Swann. -- A s. " wud m, iAT INDEPENDENT MMCOTIUCM DRUGSTORES May 11, M, 33 mm4 M. I (deodorizes i.SrDis,"cTs- - 1 When you feel umrnnif An. 1 Give 25MonAbsartMt GfUimKTIACK RAZOR 'Just Right for Vacation" Pursettes Rv CAMPANA "- $llt M Mf. m 1 SPECIAL MSTKblM . 1.7 yourself allft cwn MM N Iwaiaft Marhm JMM MM I IMI Mrl"" NmVHMMMIM IOL SPECIAL - filUHIESOPEI STAINLESS BLADES si m a STAINLESS unj.tuui I CAROID & BILE TABLETS REG. 139 I SEA&SKI. SPECIAL! Tan dark as can be with Sea & Ski (and skip the burn) 100s 1.50 n, SPECIAL DROPS VISINE Y a t lOOfhof Unci CMafeitl II.SO llcc,Ka. 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Scandinvian inspiration in beautifully grained oil walnut. And (and there are many cities all over the country who would love to have this water). The time may someday come, but we don't believe that the time is now, wnen we will have to have a separate water system for extra use other than culinary, for which this Ranney Water Collector System might E DESENEX WIN'S POCKET $69 i I present time? would it actually cost less money? We have prior rights to this water up Cub River fleg.1 IUST WHAT YOUfi DOCTOR ORDEBED this WATER COLLECTOR SYSTEM. Our Engineer advises us that this is NOT what we want, nor the direction to go at this time. I would like to ask you this question. Would this ground water com pare with the type of water we are getting at the spring at the fee MIO.VE attitude about the things which are necessary for the good of community. When, oh when, I ask, are we going to start working together and quit finding fault with projects which are for the benefit of our people. Some of us saw a glimmer of hope when our Hospital and Nursing Home passed, and even our new Third and Seventh Ward Church Building. Isn't the new water system as proposed for the City of Preston a project of most critical Importance? Sincerely, Lyle Shipley Councilman Last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Esnice Perry in Treasureton, the Sacaja-we- a DUP camp met. Members were greeted at the door by the hostess dressed in her grandmother's dress which was authentic. Coy Manning of Smithfield sang several pioneer songs and her accompanist was Francine Olivers on. Elnora Magleby read the Hfe history of her great grandfather, William MkkBe-toCamilla Norton gave the lesson on Sailing Vessels and Steamboats. A unique luncheon, which consisted of baked beans, stone ground bread, d honey and cheese, and candy, was served to Ena Pond, Gladys Jensen, Camilla Norton, Leona Armina S. Bright, Adel-i- a Beckstead, Enid Fryer, Louise Rasmussen, Venn a Fackrell, Wave! Erickson, Elnora Magleby, Mary Millar and Elsie McCauley. $69 Special Reg. $1.75 SIZE 4-O- Z. carttfR I I would list first, is there a for the Cocienda dub Mon NEED for a new water system? Our present is day afternoon at a two o'clock almost 30 years old. system doesIt Present were Gla- n't supply the amount of watluncheon. Lizzie Weav- er needed, especially during Beckstead, dys er, Vera Hawkes, Rae Hobbs, the summer months. If we had a serious fire during the Charity Larsen, Pearl Oliver-so- summer we would all realize Mary Keller and two this. The need is crucial, our guests, Ruth Tippetts and city engineer says that it is Enid Fryer. During the after possible that at any time our noon the women did handwork present pipe line could wash out. Consider what would for the hostess. happen, if we should have a pipe break and a freeze at the same time. It is possible we could have both! The old pipe is out of the ground in many places. At this point I would like to ask, how could we encourage any new industrial development in our community without an adequate water sup ply? The next issue I would like to discuss is COST. All those concerned with the project are cognizant of the expense. The figures given in the paper may be true. Your water bill could go up $5.25 a month, but we are sincerely hoping to keep it less than that amount. 11,300,000 we agree is a lot of money. Would the amount be less if we waited until next year, or possibly five years? I think not. The Mayor and the City Council, the Engin eer and our City Attorney KILLS FLIES, MOSQUITOES AND have investigated every pos sibility for financing a new OTHER FLYING INSECTS water system. With the help of Mr. Webster Maughan, and the organization of water us REG. 12.49 ers. we looked into the pos sibility of obtaining the neces sary money to build our need ed water system. We found that it is possible to have the Federal Government build this system, and we can pay for it through increased water rates while we have the water NonarosoiiORcinzEHS to use. There may be ways to Rauiva special car ami caaiidarallaa aa build this system cheaper, II afatcriatiaa aaadi at ymr IOL Drag such as leaving out a propos Stora. Maw car iaFaraiatiaa U availaMa ed reservoir. fraia jraar Maadly IDL pharmacist. Now, let us talk about the consideration of WATER METERS. First, I will agree, we would probably use less water. Would the property SUNBURN COOLER owners be willing to pay for these meters and their instal Cools your bum fast as lation? Once before a former you spray it on. &3 City Council bought water Stops tha sting, tha itch, tha pain - and stops It mm meters, they were never in for hours. stalled. There was so much SUNBURN Ahhhhh, Instant Sunburn Relief. opposition the water meters COOIH 5 01. Nog. 1.79 ended up being sold. This may be one direction to go, and IDL the City Council has consid SPECIAL ered this, but if we interpret the opinions expressed to us, this isn't what the people 3 oz. want. Our Engineer tells us if our new system goes in, we Reg. St IDL SPECIAL will have all the water we can use, and our water turns could be eliminated. EYE Perhaps we should have further study on the RAN-NEMrs. Allie Packer Clubs SHELL PEST STRIPS .DISINFECTANT I t7t I Ar-Ien- Bi Sim IO SHOP OUR STOft E for additional specials SPRAY eg. Reply To Editorial On Water suffice. I would like to bring out the point of VOTING now. Per haps some people have not been aware of the background work that has been going on to obtain approval for this water system. It has not been the intention of the City Council to slight anyone, or as the Editor puts it, "to step on the basic rights " of anyone. We need and solicit your help. On two different occasions we held meetings in the Franklin which County Court Room, were advertised in the paper. These meetings were well attended by water users from our city. These water users, without a dissenting vote, signed to pursue the present course of action, which is, to borrow $1,300,000 from the 'rdcral Government. We were Most personality. Channinp; Early American style in nial maple, t Colo- - Most sophisticated. Contemporary chest in pongee mahogany with base drawer. See Onr Huge Selection ALL AT REDUCED PRICES U. &L FURNITURE I'rrslnn, Idaho d, |