Trumpet Artist to Perform In Concert Here Saturday
A noted trumpeter Rafael Mendes will perform at an evening concert this Saturday in the Preston High School gym. The Brecken High School concert band and orchestra will accompany Mendes on solos with pieces including Carmen and Ziguenérwis nit. Mendes tours the United States and abroad, inspires young musicians, and has twin sons who are trumpet players now pursuing medicine. General admission tickets are available from band members or the ticket office.
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Rafael” Mendes
Breston
Mendez
Carmen
United States
Mausietan
Ito
Merideéz
John
Manning
Eald
Glett ‘Oliverson
sGeneral- Ad
Smith
Keith Neilsen
Keith Neilson
Ted Steers
Keith
John Manning
Preston
High School
Rafael Mendez
Hal
Neis Ak
Pranks and petty theft mark Preston High week
A Pekin area update recalls office humor and mischief at Preston High School. Staff jokes about a misspelled headline and pranks on John Manning while Keith Neilson notes a store burglary and a risked safe.
Local Lions Conference Held At Pocatello
Five local couples attended the district Lions midwinter conference Saturday January 14 at Idaho State College student union in Pocatello. Rexburg Lions hosted a noon luncheon and entertainment with refresher courses and a joint banquet. Leo C. Graybill and H. G. Maynor spoke. Mrs Norma Crabtree sang. Local officers named include Don Elwell Rulon Dunn and Dr David Cutler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College Student Union
Pocatello
Rulon Dunn
Don Elwell
Morris Gordon
Dean Rust
C. M. Crabtree
Dunn
Eltwell
The
Lions
Rust
Gordon
Rexburg Lions
Leo C. Graybill
Great Falls
Mont
Graybill
H. G. Maynor
FBS
Norma Crabtree
David Cutler
Preston Volunteer Fire Department Elects Officers
The Preston volunteer fire department held its annual meeting on January 9 1961 at the firehouse. Officers York Johnson president Cly Johnson vice president Hale Thatcher chief Lowell Neeley assistant chief and secretary were reappointed. The department answered 68 calls in 1961 including 27 city and 41 county fires with hay fires among the most destructive, one fire burning 200 tons of hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Idaho Education To Be Topic At Meeting Jan 30
Jefferson PTA officers announce a public meeting at the high school auditorium at 8 p m to discuss education in Idaho. Edgley, the school board chairman, will speak and moderate a Q A session open to the general public.
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Idaho
Jefferson Pta
Phenol. Edgley
Joy Wickham
Marlene, Sparrow
Preston Junior
Lynt Nelson
March of Dimes Announce Local Campaign Leaders
Dr. Reed R. Hawkes announced the names of county workers leading the 1961 March of Dimes drive. Community chairmen are listed by ward and area, with Aphrodel Mitchell treasurer and Demar Merrill publicity chair. The Franklin county drive aims to finish by Jan 30 and the Preston Chamber event is set for Monday evening with Louise Shadduck as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed R. Hawkes
March of Dimes
Commounty
Donna Webb
June Palmer
Andy Anderson
Edith Hillstead
Gaylord Larson
Ralph Porter
Ace Beckstead
Hyrum Bennett
Cleveland
Albert Nielsen
Clifton
Bert Winward
Dayton
J. L. Page
Fairview
Merlin Gilbert
Glendale
Veley Auger
Glencoe
Fremon Jepsen
Linrose
Ariel Nash
Mapleton
Fred Porter
Oneida Station
Robert Gordon
Oxford
Henry Hatch
Treasureton
Malcolm Denton
Riverdale
Walter Rindlisbaker
Weston
Myron Fennesbeck
Weston Creek
Dick Lemmon
Whitney
Glen Tanner
Aphrodel Mitchell
Demar Merrill
Franklin County
Preston Indians Tied for First in District Five Play
Preston won two league games to rise to a share of first in district five. They beat Marsh Valley 45 27 on Jan. 6 and edged Snake River 44 43 last Friday after leading 8 7 25 22 and 36 31 at the quarters. Park scored 16 for Snake River, Bennett 10 and Larsen 9 for Preston. The Indians travel to Blackfoot Wednesday and host Malad Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Marsh Valley
Snake River
Blackfoot
Park
Bennett
Larsen
Montpelier
Broncos
Irrigation Shortcourse to Be Held in Franklin County
University of Idaho irrigation specialist Dorréll Larsen will lead an irrigation school at the Franklin County Courthouse on January 20 and 21. County agent De Vere Tovey notes sessions cover water management, subsidies, and crop-specific irrigation programs with demonstrations and a noon film. Franklin County canning Crops Assn and local groups sponsor lunch and provision of reference materials for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorréll
de ‘Larsen
University ‘of Idaho
Idaho
Franklin
County
R: Co. A
California
Packing’Corp
Tanortcoures
State College to Hold Evening Classes in Pocatello Area
State College will offer evening classes for the second semester in Pocatello and southeast of Pocatello. An information meeting is set for Tuesday January 24 at 4 30 p m at Preston High School to determine needed courses and enrollments.
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Nampa
Beck
Pocatello
William Andra
Preston
EEA Eepsidado
State College
Pocatelo
Tesday
Bath
Gndt
MD Styl
Deere Day observance hosted by Preston Implement Co
Preston Implement Co and Bohn Deere day sponsor invite farmers and families to a Friday program at the Preston Implement store and Grand Theatre. Lee Bergquist and Arnold Sant announce a free lunch and entertainment with motion pictures about farm equipment progress since the steel plow.
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Preston Implement Co
Deere
Preston Implement Store
Grand Theatre
Lee Bergquist
Arnold Sant
Ark Anes Es
Ancy
Amillés
Préston Implement 3
Lee
Vietalag Rcamcht
Progrésa
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Mildred Andra Beck
Boise
Arouna
Fonda
Fonds
Bill
Dale
USA
Ahim
Bal
Syates
Caid
Chamber of Commerce
Preston Chamber’ of Commerce
Robert N. Acock
Mr. Acock
America
Lyle Shipley
Rulon
Maxine’. Hymas
Louise
Shadduck
Idaho Department of Commerce and Development
Robert Acock
Royce Fuhriman
Swenson
Louise Shadduck
Idaho Department of Commerce
Public Information
Elda Carlson
G. W. McCune
Max. Norton
Aith
Roychfuhriman
Louise Shadduock
Mr. Acack
Preston Indians
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