Three Winners Named for Pack Trophy at Preston High
Judges named three outstanding soloists for the Pack Trophy at Preston High LoRee Christense flute Doyle Winger cornet and Dan Pack violin LoRee a senior daughter of J Lloyd Christiansen Mink Creek plans to perform at the fifth district music festival in Blackfoot this weekend Doyle is the son of Joseph Winger Winder and serves as student body president and pep band director He will perform solos brass sextet and trumpet trio Dan Pack a Preston sophomore and concert master of the high school orchestra plays violin and bassoon and will perform solos at the festival along with other ensemble work Judges were Joseph Willis Charles Carlson and Dick Webster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LoRee
Tojrreceive
J. Lloyd Christensen
Mink Creek
Iva! Lou
Blackfoot
Doyle
Winger
Goldman
Jo- He’ Hammond
Joseph Winger Ot Winder
Dan Pack
Dan
Preston
Joseph Willis
Marsh Valley High School
Charles Carlson
Dick Webster
USU
David Keller Finalist for Atom Youth Conference Trip
David Keller son of Mr and Mrs Elmo A Keller of Preston has been named one of three finalists for an all expense paid trip to the Youth Conference on the Atom in Atlantic City New Jersey. He will travel to Salt Lake City Friday for interviews with a panel of scientists and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Keller
Atom
Elmo A. Keller
Preston
Sas
Atlantic” City
N. J
Utah Power & Light Co
David
Preston High School
Salt ‘Lake City
Harold ‘Boehmer
Utah
Power's& Light
Lerne’ W
Farm Bureau Units Hold Meetings Across Preston Ward
Under Ralph Esplin a centennial beautification program was held in the courthouse on March 4 with music by Jeannie Webb Dianne Larsen Marilyn Jenkins and Joan Gambley. Otto Reichmann discussed plant selection and landscaping while Daniel Roberts warned of dog-caused county damage. Door prizes closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Esplin
Farm Bureau
Preston-Wirida-Banida
Jeannie Webb
Dianne Larsen
Marilyn “Jenkins
Joan’ Gambley
Otto Reichmann
Utah State University
Daniel’ Roberts
Morris Poole
ward-Whitney-Glendale Farm
Fifth Ward
P. M
Condie
von Noyes
Ray C. Barrington
Riverdale
Treasureton
Electrification Leaders Train at Four-H Meeting
Four-H leaders from Ida h o's southeastern counties attended an all day electrification school sponsored by Utah Power and Light and the University of Idaho extension service. Owen Gibson chaired the event with sessions on farm and household electrification and a film How to Light Your Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Doberts
Franklin County
Lorin Bodily
Whitney
Evelyn Hansen
Home
Utah Power & Light Co
Salt Lane City
Cecil Alldaffer
Caribou
Soda,Springs
Owen. Gibson
Preston
Darrell “LeFevre
Franklin
Everett Davis
Moscow
Fay Moser
Utah, Power & Light Co
Burton’ C, Martin
Lucretia Maughan
Franklin County Extension Home
Lee Bergquist
Roy Ware
Idaho
Utah Power & Light’ Co
University of Idaho
Exaca
Salt Lake City
The
Power Company
Ini
Owen Gibson
Annual Baugh Cup To Be Held Next Wednesday
Preston High School choir of about 90 voices directed by Lily Shipley will perform at the annual Baugh Cup vocal contest. The event originated with Dr. Eugene Worley, then Theo Petterberg, and Horace Baugh funded the prize. The program starts at 7 pm in the high school auditorium and is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
Eugene Worley
Theo Petterberg
Horace Baugh
Preston;High School
Lylé “ Shipley
Patricia Matghan
Robert
Moore
Beth Olsen
Yvonne Barrus
Marilyn Packer
Ruth Smith
Larry Smith
Connie Jean Affleck
Louise Johnson
Nancy Winn
De Soto Dealer West Heads to Regional Meeting
Region Phil West from De Soto-Plymouth, a local dealer in De Soto, will leave tomorrow for San Francisco to attend the regional factory dealer council meeting. West, elected as a delegate from the intermountain region, receives a second honor. The Golden Gate meeting is next Tuesday. Two dealers will be chosen to attend greetings in Detroit later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil _ West
de Soto-Plymouth
San Francisco
de Soto
West
Itermountain
Golden Gate City
Detroit
Preston Plans Golf Course Meeting Next Monday
Plans to build a Preston golf course advance as a meeting is set for 8 p m next Monday in the chamber of commerce room. The gathering aims to organize a Preston country club and elect officers while sponsors tout golf as a civic booster that can attract business and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Special Horse Sale Planned Saturday
Jim Kirkbride and Jim Carter of the Preston Boots and Saddle Club announce a horse sale Saturday at 8 p m in conjunction with San Cache Valley Auction Co. Reed Henderson of Preston is handling arrangements and Lelard McLing will be the auctioneer. A top market is expected for all types of horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kirkbride
Jim
Carter
Preston Boots and Saddle Club
San Cache
Logan Firm Wins County Highways Contract
Johnson Construction Co of Logan won the county highways project with a bid of 17 000 to furnish crushed gravels and cover coat material stockpiles for state highways 35 and 91 at Preston and near Dayton the low bid among five received by the highway department this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Dayton
LeGrand Johnson Construction’Co. of
Logan
Johnson Company
ROTC Cadet Farrell Jensen Assigned to Company A
Farrell E Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs Elvon M Jensen of Preston, is in the Army ROTC at the University of Idaho and has been assigned to Company A for the second semester. Cadet Jensen is a sophomore majoring in agriculture education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell E. Jensen
Elvon M.jensen
Preston
University of ‘Idaho
Jensen
Preston ITs JZEN Nostalgic Local Letter Confesses Frustrations
The column vents about a camera dispute with Dan Roberts over Roy Ware, notes Dan’s photo contributions, and recalls a lighthearted jab about a photographer title. It also mentions Leness Keller’s 3K Service Station anniversary and a glasses mishap. The writer jokes about cooperation and reflects on local newsroom humor.
Franklin Village to Act on Loose Dogs
Officials in Franklin village announce immediate action against roaming dogs. Owners must license by April 30 or the dogs will be killed. Licensed dogs must be penned or tied as required. Dogs that attack or chase automobiles in daytime are deemed vicious and handled under the ordinance. Signed by the village board.
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Preston
Franklin Village
Franklin
Opposition grows to water bond plan in Spring context
Mayor O Sherwin Webb says opposition to a new water system bond issue is rising from various sources. He urges residents to understand the project and the situation before voting against the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Sherwin Webb
Preston debated water levy as residents fear cost shift
Mayor Webb defends proposed Ordinance 348 amid talks that property owners will bear most costs while business firms pay twice. He argues city will not raise the mail levy. water assessments will fund the project with possible future levies if needed. Franklin county junior stock show planned April 24 at Preston fairgrounds with FFA and 4-H entries and USDA judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Tims
Gald
Franklin County
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Preston
Farrell’ Beckstead
Franklin ‘County Fair Board
USDA
FFA
Farrell Beckstead
B. A. Meek
William
RA )Craner
Lincoln Orme
Daniel Roberts
Beef
Robert
Hull
Bot J
Bodily
Whitney
LeRoy Johnson
i.Preston
Miles
Geddes
Banida
Swine
Ronald
Lund
Vernon
Reeder
State of Idaho
Summer Rides Announced by Boots and Saddle Club
The Boots and Saddle Club unveils eight rides for members under new president Jim Kirkbride and secretary Jim Carter. Schedule includes April 19 Johnson Hills and Sept 6 7 overnight to Tony Grove Logan Canyon with chairmen and assistants named for each ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Saddle Club
Preston’ Boots
Saddle Club
Jim
Kirkbride
Rand Tsecretary
Jim Carter
Johnson’Hills
West Side
O'Bear River Narrows
Creek
Strawberry
Canyon
Litz Basin
Tony Grove
Logan
Les Dunksey
Theo’ Schwaneveldt
Parley Smart
Albert’ ‘Moser
Don Martin
Grant Smith
Virgil Knud
Dr E E Cox Elected Rotary President
Dr E L Cox, local dentist, was named president of the Preston Rotary Club for the 1959 60 season at a recent club election. Royce Fuhriman will serve as vice president with DeMark Merrill as secretary David E Davis as treasurer and Bam brough and Gordon Merrill as directors Lloyd Hogge will also serve as past president director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E L. Cox
Preston
Fire damages Howells home. wiring shorted melting stucco
Local fire department responded to Dr. N. S. Howells residence Saturday about 6 p.m. A main wiring line shorted causing stucco to melt and burn. Nine firemen answered the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Howells
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LoRee Christensen
Pack
Preston High
Doyle Winger
Keller
Benjamin A.“Meek
Elmo C. Petersen
Dean C. Smith
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Ezra Taft Benson
Evelyn, Hansen
Home Service
Milton Grover
Oneida County
Malad
Gibson
Extension Agricultural
Utah Power
Logan Firm
Dan Roberts
Preston Citizen
Albert Moser
Tethen
Albert
Leness Keller
Keller's
North ‘States
Leness
Texarkana
Texas
Rey
Oaks
Rene el
E. E. Cox
Rotary
Howells ‘Home
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