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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1952

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Local Sugar Beet Factory Faces Acreage Shortfall Threat

Franklin County Sugar Co officials warn that only 3 500 acres of beets have been contracted and call on farmers and businessmen to add 1 000 more acres or risk closing the factory. The letter urges growers to plant 2 to 5 extra acres and promises factory help with drills and fertilizer to ensure a profitable 15 ton crop and preserve tax revenue and local jobs.

Franklin County Sugar Co Thomas Heath Mr. Heath Sugar Company Franklin County Heath

Idaho Phone Employees Win Ninth Safety Award

Idaho plant workers of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph claim the general plant manager's safety award and annual safety trophy for 1951 marking their ninth win since 1922. The award, presented March 13, honors an outstanding safety record across the Rocky Mountain empire with about 5,700 plant employees. Preston crew members R. S. Fulton, Mac Gambles, Earl Solley, Dean Burgess and Horace Owen contributed to the record.

Idaho Mountain States Telephone and‘ Telegraph Rocky Mountain Empire Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Utah Montana el Paso County Texas Preston R. S. Fulton Mac” Gambles Earl Solley Dean Burgess Horace Owen

Students Shine at District Music Festival Awards

At the district musical festival in Pocatello the 90 voice a capella choir directed by Lyle Shipley earned a superior rating for the ninth year. Superior ratings also went to the 54 voice boys chorus two girls sextets bari tone and tenor soloists Glade Handy KayDon Christensen Joan Johnson Karla Geddes and others. Excellent ratings followed for the 140 voice mixed chorus bass and alto solos Nada Fackrell and Saaton Beckstead among others while Lynn Bright led the band and orchestra earning excellent ratings with a clarinet trio a violin solo Douglas Palmer and trombone solo Keith Bosworth.

Pocatello Lyle Shipley DeLyle Condie Glade Handy KayDon Christensen Joan Johnson Karla Geddes Wayne Clark Nada Fackrell Saaton Beckstead Joan Johnson Kenny Morrison Yvonne Barrus Marilyn Packer Lynn Bright Douglas Palmer Trombance Keith Bosworth

Five From Here Attend Convention of FHA in Boise

Gloria Smart Peggy Ann Fellows Carol Petterberg Marion Nuffer and Mrs Helen Condie represented the Preston chapter of Future Homemakers of America at the sixth annual convention in Boise April 21 and 22. About 200 girls and advisors attended. Meetings were in the senate chambers of the state house and a Sunday evening gathering plus a Monday banquet at Hotel Boise. Fellows and Smart sang a duet on KDSH. Petterberg narrated the program and led the exhibit. Nuffer was state chairman of public relations and handled publicity and radio coverage.

Gloria Smart Peggy Ann Fellows Carol Petterberg Marion Nuffer Helen Condie Preston FHA Future Homemakers of America Boise Senate Statehouse Hotel Boise Miss. Fellows Miss Smart KDSH

Preston Chamber of Commerce Seeks New Secretary

J. C. Goff, president, announced this week that the Preston chamber needs a secretary. Interested individuals should contact Mr. Goff and submit their application promptly.

Chamber of Commerce Preston Chamber of Commerce J. C. Goff

Boots and Saddle Club Opens Season with Dinner

The Preston Boots and Saddle club opened its 1952 season with a dinner and social at Deer Cliff Inn on Monday. Members elected Alvin Beckstead president and Dick Farnes secretary, succeeding Jack Anderson and Orval Moser respectively.

Preston Boots Saddle Club Deer Cliff Inn Alvin Beckstead Dick Farnes Jack Anderson Orval Moser

Eye Injury Sidelined D A Martin After Wire Breaks

D A Martin suffered an eye injury last week when a wire used to tie a phosphate machine on his truck broke and struck him in the eye. He has been under treatment in Logan since the accident.

D. A. Martin Mr. Martin Logan

Desert Song Themed Junior Prom At West Side High

The West Side High junior prom was held Saturday in Dayton at the school gym. The hall featured a Desert Song theme with a desert scene on stage painted by Valeen Buttars Louise Hildt and Rae lene Winward. Brent Nash led the floor show with a desert inspired performance accompanied by Mrs Nash.

West Side Brent Nash

Safeway Store Sees Grand Opening in Preston

The remodeled Safeway in Preston opens Friday at 8 am as a two week event with about $1,000 in prizes. Prizes target families, couples, seniors, teachers, and young children amid new flooring shelving and lighted canopies.

Safeway Seis Grand

Safeway Store Expands Meat Dairy and Frozen Sections

Safeway in Preston prepares for a grand opening with a larger meat section adding six feet of space and a doubled frozen foods area in a new eight foot freezer display. The front dairy cabinet will showcase updated fixtures with no doors, and all-metal refrigerated produce cases will keep items at proper temperatures. New T-type check stands with intercommunication to the stockroom speed checkout and a complete magazine selection will also debut. The same crew will greet customers as opening prizes attract shoppers.

Safeway Robert ‘Lundgren Lundgren H. J. Frank Safeway Stores Preston

Hanson Transferred to Cocoa Florida Base on Active Duty

Lt. Wendell Hanson has been transferred and assigned to active duty at Cocoa Florida after completing technical schooling in Biloxi Mississippi. He visited two uncles who own tourist motels there and he enjoys reading THE CITIZEN and news from his hometown and county.

O. Wendell Hanson Cocoa Fla Hanson Biloxi Miss

Special Events Planned by Firms Here This Week

Preston shoppers will find a busy week as Ken's Electric Co. hosts a Westinghouse Freedom Fair with prizes at 4 p m on four days. Sprouse-Reitz marks its fourth anniversary with bargains tagged in red. Safeway opens its Preston store Friday at 8 a m inviting customers to the grand opening.

Preston Kenneth Maughan Kenneth Porter Ken’s’ Electric Co Westinghouse Ken's Electric North State Ken’s Electric Charles W. Peterson Sprouse-Reitz Co Sprouse- Reitz Mr. Peterson Ken’s Electric Co Sprouse-Reitz Safeway

Indian Open Regular Season With Pocatello Clash

The Preston Indians visit the Pocatello Indians tomorrow at 1 30 p m for their season opener. Reed Smith, Preston ace lefty, will start for Coach Glen Oliverson as Preston seeks to rebound from last year’s loss to Pocatello. Preston carries a 3 0 preseason mark and aims to pair Larry Crawford with Smith for strong pitching.

Pocatello Indians Preston Indians Pocatello Preston Reed Smith Glen Oliverson Indians Oliverson Pocatello Crew Larry Crawford Smith Malad Crawford

Bennett Weekend Visit to Pocatello for Family and Medical

G A Bennett spent the weekend in Pocatello visiting his daughter Mrs John Millington and his wife who has been there three weeks for treatment at a local hospital.

G. A. Bennett Pocatello John Millington Pocatello Hospital

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Thespian Club James Thurber Elliott Nugent Calvin Quayle Tommy Turner Wayne Schow Ellen Sharron Michael Barnes Exter Davis Board of Trustees Tommy Vanzetti Joe Missouri River Middle West East Second North West Side High FFA Preston Chapter Dairy Cabinet Wendell Hanson Florida Base Indian Baseballers Ian Beckstead
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