Weaver violinist wins Pack trophy in annual contest
Claudia Weaver, a standout young violinist from Whitney, won the Pack trophy after performing Handel and Bruch works with accompanist Clixie Hull. Other prizes went to Kay Woodward and Gordon Oliverson in woodwind and brass divisions, with honorable mention for Patsy Frederickson. The event featured multiple contestants and was directed by John Manning and Lamar Barrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia “Weaver
Handel
Clixie Hull
Claudia
Marcus Weaver
Whitney
Clixie
Robert Hull
Kay Woodward
Gordon Oliverson
West “Side
Pack
Dan Pack
Benson
Bruch
Barrus
Preston High School Symphonette Orchestra
Manning
World Traveler To Address Knife and Fork Club
Philip Geary, a veteran traveler and speaker, will entertain Preston Knife and Fork club members at a dinner on April 22 at the courthouse. A Gordon College graduate and former TWA executive, Geary has spoken 165 times in 42 states and five foreign countries, logging about 200000 miles annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Knife and Fork Club
Philip Geary
Geary
Gordon College
Boston
Bengal
India
South Pacific
TWA
All. Education
Continental
United States
Scandinavian Airlines
West Side High Spring Concert Highlights April Event
West Side High School music department staged its annual spring concert directed by Ellis C Worthen. The program included band numbers solo and ensemble pieces and a mixed chorus performing seven numbers before the upcoming music contest held Saturday at Malad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side High School
Ellis C. Worthen
Dennis?Campbell
Janet
Gloria
Sheryl Tomast
Malad
Author Exhibits Books At National Catholic Convention
Mark Hart and his daughter Carolyn exhibited books at the National Catholic Education Association convention. More than 600 firms were represented and attendance reached over 15 000. They visited Washington Arlington Cemetery Mount Vernon and enjoyed Atlantic City sights before returning from Chicago by jet airliner. Hart called the flight a thrill and noted speeds of about 600 miles per hour. It was his ninth convention as an exhibitor and next year’s will be in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hart
Carolyn
Atlantic City
National Catholic Education Association
America
New
Chicago
Hart
Mr. Hart
Detroit
New Commander Takes Over Local Guard
First Lt. Carl F Waterlaus appointed to replace Capt D Gordon Merrill who resigned as Prestons National Guard battery commander. Merrill served since 1956. Waterlaus, executive officer since organization, served in Korea with 38th field artillery battalion and earned the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster. First Lt Ivan D Davis named new executive officer. Davis, a USA graduate, now coach at Preston High School. Both are active in LDS church organizations. Waterlaus served a Central States mission 1953 to 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Waterlaus
D. Gordon Merrill
Preston
National Guard
Merrill
Waterlaus
Utah State University
Fort Lewis
Wash
Korea
38Th Field ’ ‘Artillery
United Nations
Ivan D. Davis
Waterlans
Davis
USA
Preston’ High School
Lieutenant Waterlaus
Central States
West Side Pirates rout Aberdeen to open season
West Side Pirates coached by Douglas Hunt defeated Aberdeen 10 to 1 in the opener. Aberdeen led 1 0 early before the Pirates surged in later innings. Phil Servanevelit limited Aberdeen to a few hits as the team collected multiple offensive gains. Next game slated at West Side against Preston on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Pirates
Douglas Hunt
Aberdeen
Heints
Pirates
Phil Servanevelit
Oan
Preston
Thureday
Preston Youth Wins Agriculture Scholarship
Miles Geddes son of Hugh J and Mrs Geddes of Banida received a $200 college scholarship for leadership in youth work and scholastic achievement. He earned the honor from Boyd Baxter, agricultural agent for Union Pacific Railroad, for his four years in vocational agriculture and FFA leadership. He plans to enroll at Utah State University College of Agriculture after Preston High graduation in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Baxter
Union Pacific Railroad
Geddes
Miles
Miley
FFA
Preston
May 1 Deadline For Filing Wool Applications
The 1960 wool marketing year is closed and the 1961 year begins. Growers must file sales records by May 1 at the county ASC office to receive payments for 1960 wool and unshorn lambs sold by March 31. False information risks penalties for producer and wool buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A G. Condie
Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization’ and
Conservation Committee
ASC
Weekend Guests Bring Together Mrs Carver Family
Mrs Devon Carver and daughter Zoe of Logan visited weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Dwain Tate. They were joined by Mr Roger Lehroed of Ogden and Mrs Marie Reyner along with George Downing and Pete Hamilton of Moscow as they stayed overnight at the Tate home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Carver
Daugh‘ter Zoe
Ofi Logan
Dwain Tate
Ain
Carver
Avere Roger Lehroed
Ogden
Marie
Reyner
George Downing
Pete Hamlt
Moscow
rTatter
Town editor complains of street chaos and reader calls
In a rambling letter from Franklin County towns, residents discuss the torn up main street the editor, subscriptions and prices, and the desire for better paving. A reader mentions meeting Virginia Metcalf and jokes about a world trip. The note ends with tulip season plans and a new camera purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater
Hansen
Ibecause
Tesep
Edi‘tor
Vocal Students Compete for Baugh Cup at Preston High
Preston High School vocal students will compete for the annual Baugh Cup next Wednesday April 19 in an event begun 21 years ago. The Preston choir will entertain for ten minutes before the 8:00 pm program, which is free. Past winners include Donna Beth Beckstead Ned Stocks Richard Merrill Blaine Wilson and many others from 1940 to 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Eugene ‘Worley
Theo ‘Petterberg
Horace Baugh
Logan
Preston High
Donna
Beth Beckstead
Ned Stocks
Richard, Merrill
Blaine
Wilson
Maxine’ Condie
Mary
Jane Handy
Kathleen Barrus
Blanche - Joan Cutler
Lanona. Edgley
Patricia Maughan
Robert “Moore
Beth* Olsen
Yvonne Barrus
Marilyn’ . Packer
Ruth* Smith
Larry, Smith
Connie -Jean Affleck
Louise Johnson
Nancy Winn
Lois
Miles
Joan, Larsen
Salt Levels in Bread Flour Discussed in United States
The text notes salt content in bread flour and the impact on flavor, mentioning examples of salt percentages and consumer preferences. It reflects a discussion on how varying salt levels influence taste and acceptability in U.S. bread production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Crockett Receives Two National Science Foundation Scholarships
George L. Crockett of Red Bluff earned two NSF study grants for 1961-62. One funds summer mathematics study at Purdue University, the other supports a master's in mathematics and physics at Oregon State University. Crockett previously taught at West Side High School and later at Red Bluff Union High School. Both he and his wife LaVina Crockett are active in LDS church circles in Red Bluff. LaVina is a stake dance director and Girl Scout advisor in the Preston and Red Bluff areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Bluff
Calif
Redding - Stake
Crockett
Bluff -Ward
Aaas
Seven Seek City Office in Preston Election
Seven candidates filed petitions before the deadline to run in the Preston city election. Incumbent C Sherwin Webb seeks mayor with F Lynn Fackrell. First precinct candidates are Mark Hammond and Joseph Goff. Second precinct candidates are Glen Oliverson Arnold Sant and Luther Boyd. Election is on April 25 with voting at First Security Bank building and American Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sherwin Webb
First Precinct
Mark D. Hammond
Joseph C. Goff
Glen Oliverson
Arnold G. Sant
Luther B. Boyd
Preston
First Security Bank
American Legion Hall
Social Security Act Changes Take Effect in 1961
Changes announced by the Social Security Office in Pocatello confirm that starting in 1961 employers must file social security tax returns on wages paid to parents. Farm employment follows farm rules. non farm employers file Form 941 quarterly. For farm workers, annual Form 943 reports apply. Benefits details available from the Social Security Administration in Boise and Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton S. Thompson
Pocatello — Social Security Office
Social” ‘Security ‘Administration
No. Main
Pocatello
Centennial director to meet Franklin county on Friday
Idaho territorial centennial director Robert Cole will visit Franklin county Friday to meet with the county committee and local citizens about 1963 observance planning. The state commission remains responsible for statewide events despite legislative funding questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Territorial
Robert Cole
Franklin County
Franklin
Idaho
Cole
Sussist County
Territorial Centennial
Royce Fuhriman
Leonard ‘Butterworth
Julia Ward
Preston Golf Course Opens to Public This Saturday
The Preston Country Club announces a new golf course to be open for public play this Saturday without charge until its official May opening. An instructor will be available for lessons with arrangements for after school and Saturday availability. Two full-time staff have worked since April with plans for an additional hire and the board notes the course funding is paid except for long term land payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
and Country Club
Aix
W. Paul Merrill
Wayne Brown
Bul Nash
Gsecretary
Joseph
Garner
State Librarian Speaks at Rosary High PTA Meeting
State Librarian Drennan guest speaker at a junior and senior high school PTA tea on April 5 in the high school library. About fifty guests heard plans for unified rural library service and a two year free bookmobile demonstration to bring books to rural areas and schools. Mrs. Karl Ballif urged close Book access. Drennan also spoke at Rotary and later at the West Side PTA under the central PTA group for Weston Linrose Dayton Clifton and Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Pe Drennan
State
Lbrar
Jan
PTA
Eastside
Sarah Jensen
Douglas Wright
Deila Keller
Drennan
Algo
Drennen
Karl ‘Ballif
Rotary
Harley - Greaves
Carnegie, Library’ Board
West Side
Weston
Linrose
Dayton
Clifton
Oxford
Congress approves temporary sugar act extension
Sugar industry spokesmen hailed Congress renewal of the 15 month sugar act as a stopgap to keep beet sugar production alive while long term legislation is drafted. The measure preserves the U S sugar program and allows hearings on a long range bill to begin in May. The extension also preserves authority to bar Cuban sugar and adjust supplies to replace Cuban imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Zput
Robert . H. Shields
Washington
United States
U.S
Somervins
T. Lisator
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Dominican“ Republic
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Young
Preston Youth
Miles Geddes
Hugh J. Geddes
Mariani
Marian
Pranklin “County
Virginia
George’. L., Crockett
The
National Science
Foun
aSlage
George' L ‘Crockett
Social Security
Rosary
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