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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1960

Page

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Preston Christmas Opening Set for 5 P.M. Tomorrow

The Preston Chamber of Commerce announced the official Christmas opening for Friday at 5 p m Santa Claus will switch on the lights and visit the First Security Bank Building to greet children and distribute candy. The event is sponsored by the chamber merchants committee chaired by Keith Nielsen.

Preston Preston Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus First Security Bank Golden Rule Merchants’ Committee The Chamber of Commerce Keith Nielsen Gether

Preston Junior High to Stage Fall Concert Expects 200 Musicians

Preston Junior High School plans its annual fall concert on Wednesday December 7 at 8 p.m. with about 200 students under the direction of Mervin Sharp and John Manning. Guest artist Arlan Baird, former USA band first horn, will perform as French horn soloist, now Grace High School band director. The free public event features the Cadet band and choruses.

Preston Mervin Sharp John Manning Arlan Baird USA Baird Grace High School Mr. Baird

Preston Firemen Called to New National Guard Building

Firemen rushed to the new National Guard building Thursday morning as black smoke drew a crowd. A tar machine used for roofing caught fire but was extinguished without damage to the structure.

New National Guard

November precipitation and temperatures above normal

Weather observer reports fall and early winter precipitation above normal. November total 3.30 inches, 1.89 inches above normal, second-highest since 1925 aside from November 1924’s 3.76 inches. Average November temperature 37.7 degrees, 27 degrees above normal, with daily highs and lows listed from the 16th to 30th.

C. M. Crabtree

Logan Subscriber Wins Jackpot In Who's Who Contest

Rama D Griffeth of Logan won the weekly who's who contest, correctly identifying Daniel Roberts and Frank Tin county agent with seven clues. She was drawn first and will receive a $22 prize by mail. Entry boxes will be available next week at Johnson's Drug Store, Petersen Drapery and Upholstery, Carlson Furniture Co, and Prudential Savings and Loan.

Rama D

Preston Couple Hosts Thanksgiving Supper

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hawkes and daughter Lois of Preston were supper guests of Mation and Evelyn Morgan on Thanksgiving evening.

Leon Hawkes Lois of Preston Mation Evelyn Morgan

Preston Indians Open 1960 61 Basketball Season at Home

The Preston Indians host the Logan Grizzlies tomorrow night in a season opener. Logan’s All‑State center Albert Perish towers for 16 9 last season and is among Utah’s top scorers. Season tickets are on sale at Preston High School or through the coaches.

Preston High School Wallace Bennett Kent Moser Terry Wright Rod Larson Brent Guniderson Ron Tobler Reid Carlson Jeff Hyde Trent Packer Vaughn Benson Mike Jepsen Owen Cherrington Dean Checketts Preston Indians Utah Allert Logan Will Preston

The Constitution and the Juvenile Court Letter

Dell Smith forwards a humorous letter critiquing juvenile court philosophy with barbed statements on age marriage children and custody. The piece also notes local Christmas promotions at Mer Eda's Vogue Shop and a bomb scare at the high school amid anecdotes of prank calls and town chatter.

Dell Smith

Two 17-year-olds confess to Monday bomb hoax

A 17-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl admitted responsibility for a bomb hoax that emptied about 13 000 students from area schools. Police said they called from a public phone booth and later confessed after police and FBI involvement. The incident disrupted meals and bus service but ended with orderly evacuations and praise for police prompt action.

Beate Ores Don. Bergquist Ray Richard ‘Harmon FBI Harmon

Directors Announced for 196? Preston Chamber

Four new directors were elected to the Preston Chamber of Commerce board. Holdover directors include Robert N. Acock Royce Fuhriman Elda Carlson G W McCune and Maxe Norton. Outgoing directors are Dr G G Blaser Nat Edwards Ted Larsen C L Swenson Ralph Millar. Board to meet Dec 13 to elect a new president and vice president.

Preston ‘Chamber of Commerce Rulon’ Dunn Clydey Checketts Maytag Quentin ‘Crockett W & R OW Co Dor Elwell Rocky, Mountain Dairy Co Sand Wayne Merrill T. C. Merrill and Sons Jewelry Robert N. Acock Chamber of Commerce Royce Fuhriman Elda Carlson G. W—Mccune Maxe Norton Dr. G. G. Blaser Nat* ‘Edwards Ted Larsen C. L .Swenson Ralph Millar

Library adds titles and forest tree cutting rules

Martha Geddes reports new additions to the Preston Carnegie Library including Return to Japan and Murder Must Advertise among others. Forest officers will issue permits for cutting trees in Preston Paris and Randolph districts with a $2 minimum, snow limits access to higher elevations, and all sale trees must be tagged by the approving agency.

Martha Geddes Preston Carnegie Japan Vining Hart Sayers Mellyn Holt Engle Caldwell Lee Miranda Wilson Ebert Straight Goudge Crowell Oy Forest Preston Paris Randolph Cache National Forest Logan Ogden Utah Forest Service Bureau of Land Management

Christmas Party for Franklin County 4-H Members Planned

Fourteen hundred 4-H club members were invited to the Preston Kiwanis sponsored Christmas party to be held December 9 at Nielsen gym at 8 p.m. Mrs. Daniel Roberts chairs the event with a committee. Santa will attend with refreshments and the Christmas tree pageant.

Franklin County Preston Kiwanis Club Daniel Roberts Nielsen Gym Owen Gibson

Franklin County Officials Attend Territorial Centennial Workshop

Franklin county representatives led by Daniel Roberts public relations chair attended the state workshop at Hotel Boise to plan events for the 1963 territorial centennial. Royce Fohriman chaired the state committee and reported on continued planning.

Yaaho Royce Fohriman Stae Franklin Daniel Roberts Sun Boise Capitol

Hay Bale Accident Leaves Barn Worker With Broken Collar Bone

John Binggell is recovering after a three week accident when a bale of hay shifted, a pulled cord broke, and he fell breaking his collar bone.

John Binggell

Local Wheat Growers Attend State Meeting in Boise

Evan Koller president of the county wheat growers and DeVere Tovey county agent attended the Idaho state wheat growers meeting in Boise along with A G Candle five year commission member. The group reported 1960 cooperations with Aberdeen Experiment Station on winter wheat trials at Candle farm Windber and a three acre fertilizer environmental and variety demonstration station on Koller Weston/Lawell properties to study precipitation environment and fertilizer effects on winter wheat varieties.

Evan Koller DeVere Tovey A. G. Candle Idaho State Wheat “Commission Idaho State Wheat Growers Meeting Boise Aberdeen Experiment Station A. G Winder Idaho State Wheat Commission University of ‘Idaho ‘Experiment Station Evan LawVell Weston Koller Farms

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Logan Grizzlies Aes Sa Sree Mer-Eda Vogue Merlin Eda Smith Isis Theatre Therby Gus Mink Mana Eyphnny Fatuz Salt Lake City S* Ogere Max Coburn John A. Carver Max J. Coburn Coburn Donald Baxter Vereen Bingham Dennis Jessop Colleen Bingham Jessod 4-H Nate Wihity Joyce Thomas Eeith Thomas Asisre Sweet Heart of the Preston Futue Farmers of America Miles Geddes
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