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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1969

Page

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BYU Education Week Opens Today With 1000 Expected

Byu Education Week starts in Preston today running through Saturday with a Regional Dance Festival climaxing the weekend. About 1000 people expected to register, educators from Ricks College and Brigham Young University lead sessions on religion government homemaking and dancing to fit the MIA program. Ernest Eberhard former Preston mayor and bishop leads LDS curriculum efforts and was honored by BYU with a doctorate. A top church authority on The Three Witnesses also attends.

BYU Preston Franklin Oneida Smithfield Benson Malad O. Sherwin Ernest Eberhard First Ward LDS Church Brigham Young University Three Witnesses

Petitions Seek Zone Change in Eastside District

The Eastside School District distributes petitions to redraw district zones for voter equity. Petitioners push a plan to create zones with 600 and over 2000 voters, requiring 60 electors to trigger board action within 60 days for state approval and a simple majority vote to initiate rezoning.

Eastside State Department of Education State Department

New Owner Takes Over Area Theater

Gerald Robbins of Idaho Falls has taken over the Sky Vu Theater in Preston from Horace Hayes. Robbins, a Thatcher native who farmed near Rupert and later ran a warehouse food business in Idaho Falls, plans to show family type films and will live in the Hayes home with his wife and two of their five children.

Gerald Robbins Idaho Falls Sky Vu Preston Robbins Thatcher Rupert Horace Hayes Hayes

Mormoniers Contest in Salt Lake City for Amatuer Hour

The Mormoniers competed with 21 acts in Salt Lake City for a trip to New York City on Ted Mack Amatuer Hour. They did not win but each member received 16 transistor radios and planned summer events including a Yellowstone trip. Laurie Herd was elected president with a slate of officers. Janet Jensen directs the group which can appear before organizations and ward meetings.

Salt Lake City Ted Mack New York City KSL Yellowstone Laurie Herd Lannette Jepsen Melody LaMont JoAnn Jepsen Maxine Stokes Janet Jensen

Former Preston Mayor Eberhard Honored by BYU Ceremony

Ernest Eberhard Jr former mayor of Preston and bishop of the First ward received a Doctor of Humanities degree at Brigham Young University graduation exercises. Dr William E Berrett presented the award while Eberhard’s career topics include dorm curriculum work and leadership roles across church schools. He was born in Stuttgart Germany and has authored books and manuals while serving in church and civic duties in Idaho Utah and beyond. The Eberhards reside in Springville Utah with six children and five grandchildren.

Ernest Eberhard Jr Preston First Ward Brigham Young University William E Berrett BYU Melba High School Eberhard University of Idaho Utah State University University of Southern California MIA United States Canada Mexico Church Schools of Pacific Europe Schurch

Pioneer Day Set With Dutch Oven Supper and Buckeroo

Franklin announces Pioneer Day on June 27 featuring a Dutch oven supper and the annual Little Buckeroo. Wayne Shrives leads the buckeroo, with Max Richards and Ken Woodward directing the supper, and Marlowe Woodward as general chairman. Sign ups for buckeroo are at Mont's Grocery. Supper in late afternoon, buckeroo in the evening.

Franklin Wayne Shrives Max Richards Ken Woodward Marlowe Woodward Mont's Grocery

Giving Equal Requests LDS At Oneida Stake Conference

Oneida Stake members were urged to reflect on temple attendance home evenings and sacrament meeting participation. Pres Carl A Mortensen warned of weighing in the balance and noted shortages of hay and grain as the valley prays for rain. Speakers included Maug Jack Moser Reed R Hawkes Boise resident and others with singing mothers and local accompanists assisting the conference.

Oneida Stake Carl A. Mortensen Sconia Maug Jack ‘Moser Reed R. Hawkes Boisé Douglas LaMont Linda Stocks Oneida Gaylord Larson Lincoln Orme Gustave Hedin

State to Hold Hearing on Driver Licensing Bill

A public hearing on House Bill 41 to recodify the driver licensing procedure will be at Franklin County Court House Preston on June 19 from 1 to 3 p.m. Rep. John H Pine announced the event and urged all interested persons including District 32 legislators to attend.

Franklin County Court House Preston John H Pine

Eastside school district board names officers and staff changes

Dr Murray C Nichols was named chairman of the Eastside school district board during the annual organization meeting succeeding Robert Hull. Leo R Hawkes was named vice chairman and Paul C Woodward was elected treasurer Delmer Olsen was sworn in as a member of the board replacing Hull. Mrs Jack Garrett was named district cafeteria supervisor replacing Don Elwell who will be released June 15. The board tabled rezoning action pending petitions. PTA members Larry Peterson and James Tasso offered aid to improve facilities. A new elementary school building was a special concern. Lois Petty resigned as Commercial teacher at Preston high and will teach at Logan high. Paula Harris of Logan was approved as replacement. Craig Nielson was hired as a teacher. Ted Rasmussen approved as district supervisor replacing Roy Ware who retires July 1. Uncertified personnel rehired and salaries set for 1969 70. Education TV funding request discussed with $1 per student fee set and tabled. Water systems for the football stadium discussed with price quotes sought. Dewey Olson house acquisition continued from Page 4.

Murray C. Nichols Eastside School District Board Ofustees Robert Hull Leo R. Hawkes Paul C.woodward Delmer Olsen Hull Jack Garrett Don Elwell Larry Peterson James Tasso The Jefferson Pta Lois Petty Preston High School Petty Logan Paula Harris Utah State University Craig Nielson Ted Rasmussen Roy A. Ware State Department of Education Dewey Olson

Steel Band 300 Due For Festival

The Regional MIA dance festival in Preston Rodeo stadium features 300 dancers with an 8:30 p.m. program start. Port Royal steel band from Logan provides music. Sybil Packer of Smithfield narrates. Dances include Originals of Smithfield Franklin-Oneida Stakes and Be Merry Western. stakes include Benson Franklin Oneida Smithfield.

Preston Rodeo Stadium Smithfield Franklin - Oneida Salt Lake City Port Royal Steel Band Logan Sybil Packer Oneida Stake Sky View Nancy Burns Benson Stake Benson Franklin Oneida

Summer Music Classes Held at Jefferson School

Summer music classes run Monday through Friday in the Jefferson school music room. The program aligns with swimming, reading, and recreation, with 9 am for grades 1-3 and 11 am for grades 4-6. No charge. East side elementary students invited. Runs until July 11.

Jefferson School East Side

Thatcher Man Earns Doctorate in Chemical Engineering

Courtney McGregor son of Mr and Mrs Weldon McGregor of Thatcher earned a doctor's degree in Chemical Engineering from Cornell University last week. He attended the graduation ceremony in Ithaca New York and has accepted a position with a firm in New Jersey where he and his wife purchased a home.

Courtney McGregor Weldon McGregor Thatcher Cornell University McGregor Ithaca New York Courtney New Jersey

A Swan Lake Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday

John Hawes, long time Swan Lake resident, marks his 100th birthday. Six generations of his family will gather for an open house June 15 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Lava Hot Springs community memorial building. Hawes was born June 10, 1869, and his relatives include Mrs Reaves Wilhe, Harriet Denney, Clara Stone, and Mrs Kent Adamson.

John Hawes Swan Lake Lava Hawes Genera Eien Tee Reaves Wilhe

City Hears Report of Finances

Preston city council heard a report from city auditor Cleo Swenson showing worsening finances. End of 1968 balance, lighting fund, library deficit, recreation shortfall, and unused funds were noted. A June 20 final audit was planned.

Preston Cleo Swenson Levy

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