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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
1
Preston kindergarten seeks donations of toys play clothes games puzzles and books to support a hands on learning program. Wayne Brown principal invites items or volunteer help from clubs churches and individuals with registration starting October 15 1965 for eligible six year olds.
Flower growers may enter spring garden flowers in a Saturday show to be held in the courthouse basement. An invitation is extended to all growers to participate. Mrs Norman, Stesie, and Mrs Jair Cutler head the event and will accept entries between 8 AM and 10 AM on Saturday.
Ivan Webb and Dennis Wimward are listed as receiving Master of Business Administration degrees. The note references their affiliations and degree completion, highlighting the achievement in the field of business education.
Franklin county wool pool reports about 100000 pounds of wool loaded by roughly 100 growers. Wool sold to James Condren of California Pacific Wool Company at the Preston Railroad Depot for 6219 dollars per hundredweight for clean white packaged wool in the grease. The pool has operated for about 30 years as a marketing agency led by J. R. Meek with Daniel Roberts, George Johnson, Don Workman, Von Atkinson and Lloyd Ghustensen as directors.
Leland Seley announced nearly 200 000 was paid this week to Cache Valley Dairy Association members as a spring distribution of accrued equities. The total paid since last October exceeds 444 000, drawn from cheese butter and dairy sales. Stockholders receive earnings in addition to high cheese milk prices as odd as it sounds, much of the money also goes to members in southern Idaho.
The Ie Quarterly conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints details official representatives Mrs Leonore Gundersen and Sedler Christiansen, with BYU Salt Lake Center faculty support. It lists Genealogical Society roles, chapel meetings, Relief Society notes, and a driving education class rescheduled to June 17 at Preston High School.
There will be no charge and books will be furnished. The courses of study will depend on the needs and background of those interested.
Franklin county 4-H club leaders and officers will hold their annual training meeting at Preston High School on Friday at 8 p.m. The event marks the end of enrollment season and includes a party. Mrs Vera Cole chairs the Leaders Council with Mrs Normaan Steele and Glenn Smith directing.
Steven Sharp, son of Mr and Mrs John Sharp of er, topped the Angus division at the Intermountain Junior Flat Stock Show in Salt Lake City. He received a trophy and a $50 scholarship from the Angus Breeders Association and the Master Stockman award for his efficient feeding program and FFA records. The Preston chapter had eight boys with top steers. Scott Christensen also showed a choice steer.
Idaho Day committee hosts a Buckaroo Rodeo for boys seven to eleven. Signups Monday at Mont's Market Franklin 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Calf roping bareback riding and calif riding events planned. A shetland pony giveaway and a special program accompany the rodeo on June 18 at Village Park Franklin. Lunch starts at 5 p.m. at Lions Shelter.
About 33 students have enrolled in the Eastside district summer orchestra classes led by Mrs. Wayne Merrill. Registration continues at the district office with lessons starting Monday and held at district sites.
Local graduates include Bishop Robert C. Lee Mrs Ervin Mrs Huil Darlis Sharp and Eldon Goli among those who received degrees at the Alta State University ceremony. Family and friends gathered at Teen Se to offer congratulations.
DeVere To vel chairman of the Preston Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee urges witnesses to attend the luncheon and invite a farmer guest. The winner will be announced. Reservations for the luncheon must be made by June 10. Candidates include Dennis Ralphs and Kenna, sponsored by Deg tee.
Lola Hendricks leads a four week Freeville class on American Genealogical Research for the public. The first session is Friday at 8 pm in the Preston Seminary building, with meetings slated for Friday nights and Saturday mornings.
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