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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1969

Page

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Annual Miss Franklin County Pageant Set For Saturday

The Miss Franklin County Pageant returns this Saturday in Preston High auditorium at 8 p.m. Nine contestants vie for the crown, with Maurine Forsgren passing the title to the winner. Competitors include Westover, Spackman, Gilbert, Hart, Butterworth, Evans, Zen da Hart, Rawlings, and Nielsen performing talents from piano to dancing.

Franklin County Preston High The Preston Lions Club Maurine Forsgren JaNeil Westover Becky Spackman Barbara Gilbert Shelley Hart Brenda Butterworth Vicki Lee Evans Zen

PTA Seeks Plan for New Grade School Facilities

Preston PTA education committee moves to draft a resolution urging immediate replacement of current elementary facilities. Committee chaired by Mrs James Tasso with Mrs Larry Peterson as president. 25 to 1 vote at general meeting. Speaker State Rep Angus Condie notes increased school funds and enhanced vocational education. discusses tax basis Translator Program and Education TV access.

Preston Parent Teachers Association James Tasso Larry Peterson PTA Angus Condie Central Jefferson Condie Pocatello Utah State University of Utah Tasso Utah State University Eastside

Thanks Given For Easter Egg Hunt

Howard general chairman credits Easter Egg Hunt success to Preston Chamber of Commerce and all helpers. Special thanks go to Marlow Woodward Richard Portar and the Second Ward Scouts who dyed the eggs for the event.

Howard General H E Preston Chamber of Commerce Marlow Woodward Richard Portar Second Ward

Two More Men Sought For Preston Police Auxiliary

Ten Preston men volunteer with the Police Auxiliary under Chief Gary Nelson to aid at events and emergencies. The on call group collaborates with the sheriff’s office forest service and fish and game. Two more volunteers are being sought. contact Preston police department.

Police Auxiliary Preston Police Auxiliary Gary Nelson Boyd Golightly Lynn Millard Alvaro Jones Callen Fredericksen Bert LaMont Blaine Golightly Don Gailey Don Martin Gary McKenzie Treagpter Dee Petterberg Citizen Photo Preston Dee Petter

Preston High Art Show To Highlight Local Students

The Preston High School hosts an art home economics and industrial arts display tonight from 7 to 9 pm in the school gym. Melvin Sharp, Sarah Westerberg and Larry Biggs direct the exhibits, with works ranging from oils and watercolors to chalk and tempera. Notable students include Deanna Smith, Jerry Yesseleth, Laree Hunt, Karen Hobbs, Kip Sheppard, Ester Sharp, Marva Womack, Linda Brough, Carma Bergquist, Donna Jean Klippert and Robert Merrill, with junior high pieces also shown.

Preston High School Melvin Sharp Sarah Westerberg Larry Biggs Deanna Smith Jerry Yesseleth Laree Hunt Karen Hobbs Kip Sheppard Ester Sharp Marva Womack Linda Brough Carma Bergquist Donna Jean Klippert Robert Merrill

Area Salutes Del Monte This Week

Cache Valley observes Del Monte Week to honor the food processing firm founded in 1928 with plants at Franklin and Smithfield. The piece traces Del Monte’s Cache Valley growth from pea packing to bean and corn processing and eventual multiple can facilities.

Cache Valley del Monte Franklin Smithfield Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon Francois Appert California Packing Corporation California del Monte Corporation Morgan Canning Company Hyrum Idaho

City Cleanup Scheduled in Preston April 28 to May 3

Preston City Council set the annual cleanup for April 28 through May 3. City trucks will collect trash and debris left at curbs by residents during the event.

Preston

City raises garbage charges and water next as clerk resigns

Preston City Council raises garbage charges by 50 cents per residence to fund operation costs and a new garbage truck. Water charges will rise $5.25 per resident later this year to cover a planned $1,300,000 water system with a Federal loan through a local water association. The clerk Rhyl Swainston resigns after 25 years. The council also approves parking area improvements behind Foss Furniture and street work in East Oneida area.

Preston The Associa Foss Furniture Utah Power and Light Eighth East Oneida Phil, West Iso

Preston Students Earn District Music Ratings Recital Planned

Preston music students returned from the district music contest with ratings across ensembles. Notable scores include two I ratings for band and multiple II and I results among quartets trios and solos. A recital is planned for April 30 in the high school auditorium.

Preston Jean Brown Peggy Christensen Vonny Lou Ross LeaAnn Crookston LaRee Roberts LeeAnn Brenchley Debra Petterberg Adella Enedella Castillo Dean Johnston

Local Singers to Appear on TV Show

The Mormoniers, a teenage singing group from Preston, will appear on the Eugene Jeles nik show on KSL-TV at 4 30 Sunday afternoon. Public votes could send them to sing for Ted Mack in Salt Lake in May. Directed by Mrs Thomas Jensen the group includes girls aged 13 to 16.

Mormoniers Preston Eugene Jelesnik Ksl-Tv Ted Mack Salt Lake Thomas Jensen

West Side Junior Prom Set for April Nineteenth

The West Side annual Junior Prom, sponsored by the Class of 70, will be held April 19 at 8 p.m. in the West Side gym. The theme is There’s A Place for a Dress will be seen semi formal.

West Side

Local Trustee Zone Voting Places Listed

The notice lists polling sites for trustee elections in zones and areas including Fairview LDS church Franklin School Gymnasium Whitney School House and Mink Creek LDS Church. Nominating petitions by qualified electors must be filed by May 28 at 2 p.m.

Fairview LDS _ church Franklin Mapleton Franklin School Whitney School Whitney Glendale Egypt Glencoe Oneida Station Mink Creek LDS ‘Church

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da Hart Mar- Jean Rawlings Charlene Nielsen Jay Burke T. D. Jones Malad Mervin Elmer Johnson Mark Hammond Ciation Artie Lee Gardner Lynn Fackrell Reed Brenchley Wayne Brown Constance Davis LeGrand Burton Clyde Checketts Ron Lewis Quentin Crockett C. L. Checketts Harold Olsen Sylvester Anderson Aero West Sai Weest Rolen Bastian Dick Joiner Preston Dodge Cleo Swenson Vaughn Larsen Dean Abrams Citizen JaNae Galloway Stella Womack I. Sax Judy Brown Michael Rawlings van Johnston Claude Smith Gary Bowen al Jensen Kelly Jensen
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