Baugh Sup vocal contest at Preston High School
The Baugh sup vocal contest at Preston High School will be next Monday at 8 p m in the auditorium. Sponsored by Mr and Mrs Horace Baugh for youth development the event will be judged by Farr is Edgley of Preston. The high school choir directed by Lyle Shipley opens with 15 minutes of contest music. The annual event began with Dr Wor ley and later Theo Petterberg. a permanent fund was set up by Mr Baugh to sustain the contest.
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Baugh
Preston
Audi
Richard ~ Merrill
Blaine “Wilson
Maxine’ ‘Conde
Mary Jane Handy
Kathleen « Barrus
Blanche
Joan ‘ Cutler
Lenona Edgley
Patricia Maughan
Robert’ Moore
Beth
Olsen
Yvonne Barrus
Marilyn
Packer
Ruth’ Smith
Lyle Shipley
Will
Dr. Worley
Theo Petterberg
Preston Mayor and Council Election Results
The Preston municipal election re-elected incumbents or elected new officials. Voters chose O. Sherwin Webb for mayor 998 votes, Keith Larson 830, and Earl Hollingsworth 969 for council seats, with Rulon Dunn and Virgil Knudson among close rivals. The three winning candidates thanked voters in Preston Citizen.
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Preston
Amayor
Ayor
Timie
Sher
Webb
Rulon - Dunn
Knudson
Hollingsworth
Inguinnbent
Baur
Citizen Express
Sherwin
Rulon Dunn
Tiny Blind Musician Delights Audience At Benefit
A program at the 4th ward hall featured Mark Seamons a blind pianist organist from Ogden with cancer survivor nerves. The Jay-Cettes and local hosts hosted the benefit for the American Cancer Society with donations and talent from Mr and Mrs Vern Seamons and local organizers arranging the event.
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Tiny
Mark Seamons
4Th Ward
Vern Seamons
Ogden
Jay
Jefferson Girls Plan Day With Style Show And Dance
Jefferson junior high schedules a girls day tomorrow with a mother style show at 1 p.m. in the high school auditorium followed by a dance in the evening. Student committees list Cheryl Geddes heading the style show with assistants listed among the named students.
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Jefferson Junior
Cheryl Geddes
Btyle
Suzanne Greaves
Judith Nash
Ann Maughan
Mary Carpenter
Rebecca” Hawkes
Katie
Ruth Bell
JoAnn Gamble
Kay Cherrington
sHelen _Wakley
Bennett
Gloria
Anna’ Leeer
LaDene Palmer
County Not Included In Wheat Mix Ruling Seeded
County notes that mixed wheat and barley crops are not to be classified as wheat acreage when the wheat is present in small amounts and the mix contains up to fifty percent barley. The ruling clarifies production intent and acreage classification, with continued coverage on page five.
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Volun
Iteer
Richard Johnson Present at Rescue Mission In Bayfield
Richard Johnson of Preston aboard the Ytrans port USS Bayfield helped in the rescue of 33 persons from the Beas after Pan American Straits incident. He is 21 and trained at Fort Ord California and is a former University of Idaho student.
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Richard
Tep Johnson
Preston
Ytransport
Uss
Bayfield
Syisan
Beas
Pan-American’Straits
Wash
Fort’. Ord
Calif
University of Idaho
County Villages Elect Trustees in Local Elections
In Franklin and Weston communities, new village officials were elected. Merlin Anderson and Samuel R Handy won trustee seats in Franklin over eight candidates. Norman Fonnesbeck J M Dahle and Lee Schwaneveld were elected for four year terms in Weston. Dayton residents returned Joseph Hansen I H Taylor and John Archibald to the board amid a field of other candidates.
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Becessious
Franklin
Merlin Anderson
Samuel R.handy
W. P. Waddoups
William H. Biggs
Douglas Naef
Weston ‘Norman
Fonnesbeck
J.M. Dahle
Lee Schwanevéldt
Dayton
Baccalaureate and Commencement Plans At Clifton Ward Church
The Clifton ward church hosts a Baccalaureate service Sunday May 22 at 2 p.m with Wilford Richards of Utah State Agricultural College Seminary as guest speaker. Commencement follows Wednesday May 25 at 8 p.m at Weston ward LDS church with Carl W. Beuhner addressing seniors. Narveen KoFeed is valedictorian and Lyle Henderson salutatorian. Top seniors include Narveen Ki Lyle Henderson Janet Olsen Arlene Hatch Karen Nielson Jay Schwaneveldt Ramona McDermott Kayleen Johnson Sharron Walker Beverly Bingham.
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Clifton Ward
Wilford Richards
Ithe
Utah State
Agricultural” ‘College Seminary Institute
Weston Ward
LDS Church
Carl W. Beuhner
Church of Jesus Christ “of Latter-day Saints
Narveen , Koféed
Narveen Ki Lyle Henderson
Janet . Olsen
Arlene Hatch
Karen Nielson
Jay Schwaneveldt
Ramona McDermott
Kayleen Johnson
Dean C. Smith Named New Scout District Commissioner
Melvin L. Harris announces Dean C. Smith of Riverdale is appointed neighborhood commissioner for the Preston 4th 7th and Glendale wards to assist scout troops and explorer posts. Smith brings extensive scouting background including rank of life scout service as senior patrol leader scoutmaster and troop committee member and attendance at the 1939 national jamboree. He holds certificates for three scout training courses.
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Melvin L. Harris
Dean C. Smith
Riverdale
Smith
Preston 4Th
7Th
Glendale
Tractor Overturns injuring Riverdale Driver
Joseph S Tanner, 60, of Riverdale, was injured Saturday when the tractor he drove overturned. He suffered chest injuries and was taken to General Memorial hospital for observation before being released Monday.
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Joseph S
Tanner
Riverdale
General Memorial Hospital
Tabernacle Choir to Brighten Cache Valley Saturday
The Tabernacle Choir will perform at 8 p m Saturday at the USAC fieldhouse in Logan in full concert dress. Richard L Evans will announce the program and the choir plans a Europe tour with funds raised by Utah concerts to avoid church funding. Delta Phi members help fund a returned missionaries home on campus with Logan stake tickets available through bishops or at campus.
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Swith
Tabernacle Choir
General Conference of the Mormon Church
Cinrama
Cache Valley
USAC
Tabernacle- Choir
Cornwall
Richard L. .Evans
Igive
Europe
David
Oo. McKay
Utah
Logan
Delta, Phi
Returned Missionary Fraternity
Delta : “Phi
LDS ‘Institute
Logan Hardware
Dunkley
The
Start
Lester F. Hewlett
J." Spencer * Cornwall
Alexandter
Schreiner
Frank Ww. Asper
Richard L. Evans
Richard P. Condie
Roy M. ‘Darley
Jack Thomas
Mary R. Jack
Gerrit ‘van Tussenbroek
Banida Youth Gears for LDS Mission Call
Gyle Hollingsworth son of Mr and Mrs M L Hollingsworth of Banida has accepted a missionary assignment for the LDS church in the Northwestern states. He will enter the mission home in Salt Lake City May 11 after graduating Preston High in 1953 and LDS seminary in 1952. A dance will be held Saturday at 8 pm in the Banida ward, all are invited.
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LaVern’ “Gyle ‘Hollingsworth
M. LaVern Hollingsworth
Banida
Haa
LDS Church
Salt Lake
Elder Hollingsworth
Local Students Win Festival Awards at Preston High
Three Preston High students received certificates for superior ratings at the annual poetry festival. Lenore Banister Rasmussen Evelyn Edgley and Phillip Nash performed scenes from poetic dramas and songs from British drama. Mrs Karl Bailitt judged in the college section and attended a luncheon with Pres Darrell M. Chase and Gwendella Thornley.
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iPreston
Lenore’ Banister
iMrs
Woodrow
Rasmussen
Mink” “Creek
Evelyn
Phenoi Edgley
Karl Baillit
Darrell
M. Chase
Gwendella’ Thornley
Lions choose Don Greaves as president for coming year
Don Greaves owner of Central Market on State Street was elected president of the Preston Lions at last night's annual balloting. Mark Hammond was named first vice president, with Dean Rust and Gail Turner as second and third vice presidents. J Neff Boothe was re elected secretary, Glen Godfrey named new chairman, and Joe Garner named treasurer. Dell Smith Lynn Fackrell were elected to two year terms on the board of directors. The new officers take over after Bud Young retires.
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Don , Greaves
Preston Lions Club
Greaves
Central Market
State
Mark Hammond
Dean
Rust
Gail. Turner
J. Neff Boothe
Glen Godfrey
Hontamer
Joe Garner
Preston High Musicians Shine at District Festival
Preston High School musicians earned high ratings at the district music festival held in Montpelier last Friday and Saturday. Four judges evaluated performances, with the 90-voice choir earning two superior and two excellent ratings. the band and various vocal ensembles also posted superior or excellent marks. The list includes soloists Larry Smith Gary Merrill Ruth Olsen Judy Baur plus quartet and ensemble members.
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Preston High School
Montpelier
Twin Falls
Preston
Larry Smith
Gary Merrill
Ruth Olsen
Judy Baur
Superior
Lynn Bennett
Gordon Oliverson
Larry Benson
Horatio Gregory
Carol Jorgensen
Karen Wells
Judith Gailey
Johnny ‘Bell
Georgia Rose Porter
George Foster
Kay “Thatcher
Sandra Condie
Elizabeth Owens
Carolyn, Chadwick
Miggs Merrill
Darell Jepsen
Blaine Seamons
Sewer Trench Collapse Sends Three Men to Safety
Friday a sewer trench collapse near Freshcia Arias Southeast injured none of three workers Dell Robinson Lynn Fackrell and Bob Herd escaped serious harm thanks to coworkers quick action. Herd was rushed to hospital but later found not to have a broken leg. The local contractor Curly Docksteader had returned with pipe when he found the men nearly buried and aided their release.
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Cal
Dell Robinson
Lynn - Fackrell
Bob Herd
Ifor
A. New. Sever
Freshcia
Arias
Curly” Docksteader
Herd
Eleven Men Discharged From Armed Services This Week
Registrants discharged announced by Faye Houk selective service secretary. Medals listed include National Defense Service and Good Conduct for many, with United Nations and Korean service noted for several. Names include Cornell Stanger Preston Nufter, Rulon Burton, Joseph Alma Taylor, Clare Bennett Winn, Keith Hatch, Paul Hatch, Arell Christensen, Melvin Coburn, Quinton Palmer, Robert Haworth, and Charles Briggs of Weston.
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Faye’ Houk
Cornell
Stanger
Preston
United Nations’service
National Defense
Edwin J." Nufter
United Nations
Rulon
Dean
Burton
Joseph ‘Alma -Taylor
Terreton
National Defense ‘Service
Clare
Bennett Winn
Keith W. Hatch
Oxford
Paul“ Hatch
Arell, N
Christensen
Melvin Alexander Coburn
Quinton
Thomas Palmer
National Defense ’Service
United Nations Service Am
Horace Haworth Franklin
National ‘Defense’ Service
Ithat
Charles Larry Briggs
Weston
Ithe T.-Navy
Norman Jorgensen Finishes Navy School
Norman Jorgensen, son of Mr and Mrs Vic Jorgensen, recently left Alameda after graduating second in a six week AEMC weather testing device course at Memphis Tenn. The program drew electronics men from bases nationwide and some civilians skilled in electronics. He enlisted in the Navy and completed the course.
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Vic Jorgensen
Alameda
Calif
AEMC
Memphis, Tenn
Norman
Hich
Paris Spring Style Show At West Side High
Paris in the Spring will be the theme of a West Side High School style show next Wednesday at 8 p m in the gym. Girls from home economics will model fashions they have made this spring under Alzina Egbert with Sharron Walker as chairman and Vicki Robinson handling decorations. Public invited and admission will be charged.
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Paris
West Side High
Alzina Egbert
Sharron Walker
Vicki Robinson
Acmissicua
Knife and Fork Club Elects Officers at April Meeting
Preston Knife and Fork Club directors Gary Egbert Gaylord C. Larson and Paul Cy Greaves were elected to the board. William A. Davis was chosen as president succeeding Cleo Swenson. Mark Hammond becomes vice president. current directors Dr. Newell Davies and L. D. Bodily stay on. Secretary-treasurer Leo I Byington and James B. McQueen to remain. Retiring directors include L. V Merrill and H. R. Bingham.
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George “In “Egbert
Gaylord C. Larson
Paul
Cy: Greaves
Preston Knife and Fork
William A. Davis
Cleo Swenson
Mark Hammond
Dr. Newell, Davies
L. D. Bodily
Lewiston
Leo I.byington
L. Vv
Merrill
West Side High to Enlarge Band Program Through Testing
West Side High plans an expanded band drive with music aptitude tests for fourth and fifth graders in Weston and Dayton next week May 2 3 4 5. Director Mr Hill will oversee the program with temporary instrument rentals for three months to gauge success before full investment.
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West’ Side
Marlin
Hill
Weston and
Dayton
Olympus Male Chorus Promises Evening Concert
The Olympus male chorus of Salt Lake City will present a program Friday evening at 8 oclock in the Oneida stakehouse. Sponsored by the Oneida stake MIA, the choir has been organized for several years and has sung extensively throughout the intermountain area. Public invitation.
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Olympus
Salt Lake City
Oneida_stakehouse
Oneida Stake Mia
Intermountain
Knudson congratulates election winners urges city progress
Virgil Knudson concedes defeat for re-election as Preston city councilman and pledges loyal support to the new administration led by Keith Larson. He thanks supporters and appeals to residents to back the new officers to keep Preston among Idaho’s best places to live.
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Virgil Knudson
Preston
Keith Larson
Idaho
Virgil
Knud
Weather Wild Spring Talk In Freston Monday Chill
Fragmentary April 24 report describes a warm Sunday with sun, followed by a heavy Monday morning cold and rain. Farmers worry over planting and winds threaten crops as through storms and hail may return. residents note shifting spring conditions and a late freeze risk.
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Freston
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Richard’ S Johnson
Scout ‘District
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LaVern
LDS
Lions
Don Greaves
Ot Peel
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Ownes Baur
Mr. Baur
Norman Jorgensen
Navy School
Syylz
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West Side High School
pe _ Knudson
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