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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1963

Page

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Watershed project discussed for Franklin Oneida counties

The District and county coordinators discussed the Clarkston Creek Water Shed plan extending to Franklin and Oneida counties. If local organizations are approved, Utah and Idaho state conservation may authorize technical assistance to solve erosion and flood damage in the watershed.

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Preston 50th Golden Christmas Attracts Thousands

About 1000 children lined up Saturday morning to meet Santa Claus during Preston’s Golden Christmas observance marking the city’s 50th anniversary and the Christmas season. The queue formed around 10 30 a m as candy and cheer greeted eager youngsters.

Santa Claus Preston Santa

Bureau stance on Bear River Project seeks unified state support

The Bear River Protective Committee reports heavy cross state requests for the U S Bureau of Reclamation position on the Bear River Project. Commissioner Dominy told Idaho Utah lawmakers the bureau will not proceed without joint Idaho Utah approval and full regional backing. Dunn notes Utah releases vary and urges full transcription of Dominy’s stance.

Bear River Compton L. White Congress Idaho U. S. Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Deminy Representative White Utah Dunn Dominy Bureau of Reclamation Harding Compton White

Preston girl Cleone Byington joins Alfa Iota sorority

Cleone Byington daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Byington was initiated into the Alfa Iota National Honorary Business Sorority during a special ceremony. She attends LDS Business College in Salt Lake City.

Cleone Byington Leo Byington Alfa Iota National LDS Business College Salt Lake City

Names Named For County Cancer Drive

L Harvey Larsen was named chairman of Franklin County Unit of the American Cancer Society Idaho Division for a second year. He announced a list of volunteers including Orion Jensen as co chair, J2 Gren/s education chair man Thilda M Larsen publicity D A Nash radio Agnes Bell crusade chair man G Schwartz residential areas and R Gordon Webb business and industry Belva A Hart memorial chair man. A county group met in Pocatello with Idaho Districts 9 and 10 to review new cancer education materials and discuss early detection advances.

L. Harvey Larsen Franklin County American Cancer Society Idaho Larsen Orion Jensen J. 2 S Public Education Thilda M. Larsen D. A. Nash Agnes Bell Crusade G. Schwartz R. Gordon Webb Belva A. Hart Pocatello Muree wUnit Belly tDivision Board Spas 4 Ase F Educational

Oratorio by Preston Rotary Club December 18 at Franklin Stake House

The 28th annual Oratorio sponsored by the Preston Rotary Club will be held December 18 in the Franklin Stake House. Mrs. Elda Carlson directs a 55 voice mixed chorus with weeks of rehearing. Rotary officials call it the outstanding holiday entertainment. chairman William Shumney promises the best ever. Other committee members are Harley Greaves Maxee Chandler and Sherwin Webb.

Preston Rotary Club Franklin Stake House Elda Carlson Rotary William Shumney Harley Greaves Maxee Chandler Sherwin Webb

Franklin County 4-H Party Sponsored by Kiwanis

The Franklin County 4-H Club Christmas party is set for Saturday December 14 1963 at 2 p.m. in the Nielsen Gymnasium Preston High School. Mrs Lee Bergquist chair reports Ben Johnson will direct the program with games caroling and refreshments from Santa. County 4-H awards include a jewel wrist watch for the top boy or girl based on 4-H project activity totals.

Franklin County Nielsen Preston High School Lee Bergquist Fra Franklin Rd Bergquist Ben Johnson Johnson Shahik Esaber

Beet Harvest Nears End as Farmers Paid $1.8 Million

The Amalgamated Sugar Division reports $1,800,000 in payments to beet farmers for deliveries up to November 30, totaling over $1.11 million in the division. About 103,000 tons were received at $10.75 per ton, with ~1,300 tons still in the ground across 107 acres, and additional beets on 90 acres in Cache County. Community groups aided harvest, with some beets harvested by hand in two wards.

Amalgamated Mpl Tegal Company Thomas Heath Heath Clifton Agres Seromammere Ae ii Cache County

Preston High School offers farm welding classes

The Preston High School Vocational Agriculture Department announces farm welding courses for area farmers. Registration is Monday December 16 in the Vocational Agriculture Shop. The 40 hour program covers basic welding in all positions, rod and metal identification, carbon arc torch work, brazing and aluminum welding.

Preston High School Vocational Agriculture Department Bcer Ce William *Craner Lincoln Orme Preston High School

Free Electricity In Town Brings Holiday Cheer

Headlines reveal the Christmas season arrives as Utah Poser and Light Co. resumes its long standing custom of furnishing free electricity for holiday lights in towns. The story notes the annual program marks the official start of festive displays.

Christ‘mas Utah Poser and Light Co

Preston Chamber names officers and board for new year

Sturton Smidley owner of O. P. Skaggs store was named president of the Preston Chamber of Commerce. Joe Garner manager of the Federal Land Bank association was named vice president. Keith Christensen previously held the post. New directors include Garner Nielsen Martin Nash and Farnes. Installations set for January. Merchants funded Christmas decorations with city support and over 500 raised. Volunteers prepared trees painted by Bill Roe and Wayne Boyack. City crews spent about five days on decorations. An annual meeting is tentatively scheduled for January 2.

Sturton Smidley O. P. Skaggs Preston Chrismas Fighting Fund Ae Aang

Vernon Mendenhall Wins 1963 Young America Garden Contest

The Flower and Garden Foundation announced winners of the 1963 Young America Gardens Contest. Vernon Kay Mendenhall of Thatcher Ida Ho earned First Place in the Pre-Teen Division for a garden project featuring raised beds and plastic components, part of a fourteen-volume encyclopedia set.

Ithe Flower and Garden Founda ‘Tion Vernon Kay Mendenhall Thatcher Leost Bys Plastic

Family Night at Junior-Senior PTA Event Scheduled

The Junior-Senior high school PTA invites families to Family Night in the cafeteria starting at 6 30 p m tickets are 50 cents each A sun tour of the building begins at 7 30 p m followed by an 8 p m program in the auditorium The meeting will cover pertinent questions for parents and students attendees urged to join.

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Winter Concert Set By School Chorus and Band

The annual winter concert begins at 7 30 p m. featuring selections from Broadway shows and Christmas numbers. The program is directed by Marvin Sharp with the chorus under J Golden and invites student and community attendance.

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