Miss Franklin County Contestants Pageant Nears
Ten Franklin County girls compete in the Miss Franklin County pageant set for April 13 at 7 30 p.m. in Preston High School auditorium. Contestants include Claudia Weaver Carol Taylor Adell Stsroder and others with pageant coaching by Mr and Mrs C M Crabtree.
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Franklin County
Preston High School
Weaver
Carol Taylor
Adel
Stsroder
C. M. Crabtree
Claudia
Marcus G. Weaver
USU
County Farm Bureau
Carol
Donna G Taylor
Preston
Preston High
Beton Ma Rehee
Ricks College
Adell
Clifton
West Side High School
Brigham Young University
Lott Viehweg
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Vickie
Leonard Johnson
Baton Corps
BYU
Neous
Riverdale
Gauishiter
Wendell Smith
Indianettes
Thespian Club
W. Don Pack
Carol Ann
Utah USA Community Orchestra
Preston Debaters Win Region and Head to State Meet
Preston's debate team clinched region victory with two consecutive tournament wins and advances to the State Debate Meet in Pocatello this Friday or Saturday. The annual proposition, Resolved, argues for a common market in the Western Hemisphere. matches total 56 minutes per debate with five rounds, and the State Meet consists of 16 rounds. Local rivals Blackfoot and Idaho Falls also qualified from Region 7.
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Preston
Pocatello
U.S
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Harding to Visit County for Nond cost Dinner
Rep Ralph Harding is slated as featured speaker at a no cost dinner at the county courthouse Friday at 7 30 p m. He will stay through the day with master of ceremonies Reid Hoggan and Rep Mark Hart reporting on the legislature. Harding will discuss agriculture. Private interviews with Harding are set from 6 to 6 30 p m.
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Ralph Harding
Harding
Reid Hoggan
Mark Hart
Music Fete For Area Scheduled Details
Area music fete schedules judging by 5 pm Saturday with vocal solo groups instrumental events held in multiple rooms across high school and seminary buildings. Notable entries include Baritone solo at 11 am and various ensembles scheduled through 4 pm with many vocal, string, woodwind, and brass performances listed across auditorium gym and other venues.
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West Room
Sopriano
Noort
Seed Cme
Area Trio
Ress
Pam
Pin
Apni
Eacombe
Preagi
Paris
Gotpet
A. m. Seneca
Bai ‘Sexomions
xOpene
Gontinyi
Hendricks Named Rotary Head in Preston Club News
Richard Hendricks, operator of Hendricks Chevron service, was named president of the Preston Rotary club during the annual officer elections. He succeeds DeMar Merrill of Merrills Jewelry. Other officers include Sherwin Webb as vice president O D Robinson as secretary David E Davis as treasurer and directors Cleo Swenson William Shumway and Max Chandler.
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Richard Hendricks
Hendricks Chevron Service
Preston Rotary Club
DeMar Merrill
Merrills Jewelry
Or. Sherwin Webb
O. D. Robinson
David E. Davis
Max Chandler
Cleo Swenson
William Shumway
Water Situation Improves in North Cache Valley
Water conditions in North Cache Valley show improvement over recent months, with Idaho snow survey leader Morian Nelson noting the area is better off than regions to the north and south. The Preston SCS survey finds current snow water comparable to April 1 1961 levels, while recognizes drought in 1961 as a reference point.
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Cache Valley
Morian Nelson
Idaho
Preston Scs
SCS
Donald Simmons
Jack Kennard
Soil Conservation Service
Ralph Rawlinson
Forest Service
Cub River
Christensen
Changes in Bishopric Sets New Fourth Ward Leaders
Glen Godfrey was sustained as first counselor and Ralph Davis as second counselor in the Pres ton Fourth ward bishopric. Godfrey replaces Ferrell Larsen who served nine years, three under Bishop Webster Maughan. Davis continues as financial ward clerk with assistants Spencer Crookston and Warland Clark named ward clerks. Arnold Sant is ward clerk.
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Glen Godfrey
Ralph Davis
Preston Fourth Ward
Mr. Godfrey
Ferrell Larsen
Larsen
Fourth Ward
Webster Maughan
Mr. Davis
Spencer Crookston
Warland Clark
Arnold Sant
Preston Granted Priority in Idaho Nursing Home Plan
Preston was among 11 Idaho communities selected for priority in the state nursing home program. The Idaho Hospital and Medical Facilities construction department, under the state health department, outlined criteria to guide development.
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Preston
Idaho Hospital and Medical Facilities Construction Department
Idaho Department of Nursing Home
Heid
Department
State Health Department
Jaycees Install News Officers in Banquet
LeRoy Craig president of Idaho State Junior Chamber of Commerce spoke at a special installation banquet. New Jaycees officers include Gayland Archibald vice president Grant Farnes secretary treasurer Jack Merrill director and Lyman Prescott outgoing president state director. Fayettes officers also installed with Mrs Archibald president and Kay Allred national director presiding. The event at Deer Cliff Inn drew Jaycees and Jaycettes from Pocatello Montpelier and other groups.
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Gayland Archibald
Jack Merrill
Doug Campbell
Warkand Clark
Grant Farnes
Quint Hart
Thane Hodges
Steve Bowen
Kay Allred
Jaycees
Campbell
Fifth District
Jaycettes
Deer Cliff Inn
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He Si
Carol Ann Pack
Vicki Johnson
Adell Viehweg
Claudia Weaver
Sharon’ Cutler
Hendricks
Rotary Head
Strawberry Creek
Liberty Springs
Uae
Jaycees AndiJa Jceetes
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