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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1965

Page

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End of an Era as Opera House Falls and Pigeon Leaves

A pigeon clung to the opera house roof as the old building was torn down Monday for parking and facilities. The crowd recalled church meetings, boxing, plays, basketball, National Guard sessions, and graduations held there. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers note the hall built after 1892 with later 1898 and 1905 incorporations, the Preston Opera House company aiming to found an amusement hall with capital stock set at 10 000.

National Guard Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Preston Opera House Capitol John Larson W. C. Parkinson David C., Eames George C Parkinson O. D Merrill H. S. Geddes

Lewiston State Bank plans new modern building

Bank officers and directors review construction of a new bank building north of the current site to be completed in 1965. The Lewiston State Bank, established in 1905, has grown substantially in the past five years, with resources up by over a million dollars, and aims to provide the finest modern banking facilities to northern Cache Valley and surrounding areas.

Lewiston State Bank Lewiston Bank B A Hendricks Langton Barber Barber Cache Valley

Preston-Whitney Irrigation reorganizes leadership succession

J R Ransbottom retires as president after two years at the Preston-Whitney Irrigation Company. Lincoln W Foster becomes director and president, Blaine J Gamble elected as director, Harold Hull remains vice president, Gaylord Larson re elected as director. The system reports include low lift pumps, canal rerouting to Glendale, and storage reservoirs over 50 percent full. Snow pack may delay filling to prevent floods. ongoing joint project with county and city expected to finish in spring.

J R. Ransbottom Preston-Whitney Irrigation J Ransbottom Lincoln W Foster Blaine J. Gamble Harold Hull Gaylord Larson Glendale Peston City

Girl from Preston named Homemaker of Tomorrow

Jeanette Choules of Preston High School is named 1965 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after scoring highest in a senior girl homemaking exam taken December 1. She earns eligibility for state and national honors with a $1,500 General Mills scholarship to the state winner and a $500 grant for the runner-up. The State Homemaker will receive Encyclopaedia Britannica sets for their school.

Jeanette Choules Preston High School Betty Crocker General Mills Encyclopaedia Britanica Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc

ASC Signup Opens for 1965 Feed Grain Program in Franklin County

Franklin County ASCS Office announces sign up for the 1965 feed grain program from February 8 to March 26. The voluntary program combines corn, grain sorghum and barley into a single base with diversion payments and price support loans. diversion allowed from 20 to 50 percent or up to 25 acres, with two payment rates and higher rate if diverted percentage reaches 40 percent or more.

Franklin County ASCS la Grand Spatig Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee

3D's Junior Prom Week Concert at Sky View High

Tickets go on sale at the Citizen Office in Preston and Lewiston for the 3D's Capitol recording artists concert. The group, after a capacity crowd at last year’s youth conference in Preston, will perform February 13 at 8 p.m. in Sky View high school auditorium.

Sky View High School Citizen Office Preston Lewiston 3D’s Capitol Recording Artists

Scout Week Activities Planned Across Valley Units

National Boy Scout week activities are set by Cub Scout and Explorer units throughout the valley. The Franklin county LDS wards observe with a Scout Sunday program this Sunday featuring leaders and members. The district’s annual Scout-O-Rama on February 13 at the Oneida Stake house will showcase demonstrations by scout, guide, cub and Explore units, with Malcolm Denton of Treasureton in charge and Hart Bullock coordinating district contacts.

LDS Franklin County Oneida Malcolm Denton Treasureton Hart Bullock

Ward Heads Named For Drive For Heart Fund Campaign

Ward heads for Franklin county Heart Fund drive announced by county Heart Association chairman Al fred Kern. Ward chairmen include Abner Larson first ward Andrew Shumway eighth ward Mark Checketts second ward Henry Monkli sixth ward Mr and Mrs Ezra Martin Weston ward Maurice Tingey Linrose ward Fred Bingham Oscar Rawlings Fairview ward Jos L Moser Whitney ward Calvin Parkinson Franklin ward Alma Burbank Mapleton ward.

Franklin County Alfred Kern County Heart Association Franklin Stake Abner Larson First Andrew Shumway Eighth Mark Checketts Henry Monkli Ezra Martin Sixth Maurice Tingey Weston Ward Fred Bingham Linrose Oscar Rawlings Fairview Jos. L. Moser Whitney Ward Calvin Parkinson Franklin Ward Alma_ Burbank Mapleton Cam

Preston Man Nominated for National Fleming Award

A former Preston resident, Melvin Harris, son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Harris, earned a Department of the Air Force nomination for the Arth ur S. Fleming award. Harris, chief of the Traffic Branch at Hill AFB, led transportation efforts for Minuteman deployment and achieved 996000 in cost avoidance in 1964. He lives in Ogden and serves as Bishop of the Terrace Fifth Ward Riverdale Stake, married to Verla Bright.

Preston Arthur S. Fleming Department of the Air Forces Melvin Harris Eugene M. Zuckert Air Force Harris Department of Defense Fleming Hill Afb Hill Liv Ing Ogden Terrace Fifth Ward Riverdale Verla Bright Jack Bright

Land Bank Plans Annual Meet Here

Stockholders of the Federal Land Bank Association of Preston Idaho will hold their annual meeting Friday with registration at 11:30 a.m. followed by a noon dinner and business session at the Oneida Stake house. Directors will be elected and reports heard from Joe Garner and Harold Bassett with Jay H. Felt representing the Federal Land Bank of Spokane. About 850 farmers and ranchers in Franklin Caribou Bear Lake Bannock and Oneida counties belong to the FLBA.

Federal Land Bank Association Preston Idaho Joe Garner FLBA Oneida Garner Harold Bassett Grace The Land Bank Association Jay H. Felt Federal Land Bank of Spokane Franklin Caribou Bear Lake Bannock

Preston Hosts Flying Squadron Education Talk Friday

Preston hosts the Flying Squadron in a Friday Education Alert at Preston High School led by Mark Hart. Representing the PTA will be Mrs Afton Faber joined by Dr Lloyd Call and Ron Tibbets from Pocatello. The program features Idaho School Dilemma film and promotes tax base expansion.

Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers Preston Preston High School PTA Afton Faber Lloyd Call Pocatello Ron Tibbets West Side Mark Hart Idaho The Idaho Education Association

Final Session Of Homemaker School Friday

The final session of the Consumer's school sponsored by the Franklin County Home Demonstration council will be held Friday at 1 30 p m in the Franklin County Court House. County home agent Lucretia Maughan will discuss clothing fabrics and pattern selection with fabric samples and labels. Franklin County Farm Bureau women will serve refreshments after the discussion.

Franklin County Home Demonstration Council Franklin County Court House Lucretia Maughan Franklin County Farm Bureau

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Pigeon Opera House Bank Irrigation Company Pitan Halim Hut’ Sis Mark Pine Rawlings ASC Ward Preston Man Land Bank Homemaker Trent
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