Three Southeastern Idaho Choruses Present June Concert Series
A photo shows the three ladies choruses from southeastern Idaho uniting for a month of concerts. The Carlson Singers of Preston, the Harmonaires of Soda Springs, and the Madrigal Choir of Downey perform on June 15 in Arimo, June 22 in Preston, and June 29 in Soda Springs, with a large cast of singers and accompanists.
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Idaho
Carlson “Singers
Preston
Harmonaires
Soda Springs
Madrigal ‘Choir
Downey
Arimo ‘Stakehouse
Arimo
Franklin Stakehouse
Soda Springs High School
Lois Hansen
Karma Kunz
Deanne “Findlay
Helen Thomas
Time heals wounds as Preston readers await Don Smith
Editor Harold Smith writes a reflective piece on Don Smith's absence, the Farm Bureau role, and community gratitude. He recalls Preston as a place shaped by time, grass, and civili zation, urging support for Don's return and for the newspaper's mission.
Emergency Loans Details From Page Continued
The article outlines loan criteria including substantial loss from broad factors and inability to obtain credit from other sources. Repayment schedules depend on funds advanced and the applicant’s estimated income, with crop loans repaid when crops are normally harvested.
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Smust
Dairy Month Highlights 4-H Dairy Projects and Awards
The National 4-H Service Committee notes Dairy Month honors the dairy industry and recalls how 4-H members gain skills through dairy projects. Over 134000 youth learn modern care and marketing, with top members earning college scholarships and national delegates.
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Oliver Corporation
Oliver
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California
Maryland
Nebraska
North ‘Carolina
Virginia
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Hay Salt Dispenser Brings Back Salting Tradition
A long standing custom of salting hay nearly vanished with balers but Oregon farmer invents a salt dispenser. It enables even salt distribution across hay bales, restoring the old practice with modern ease.
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Oregon
4-H Electrification Club Meets at Mary Bergquist Home
The Electrons 4-H club welcomed David Noyes with a lesson on circuit breakers and fuses and planned a future demonstration. The Black and White dairy club met at Evelyn Drury’s home with Scott Christensen presiding Burnell Hall led prayers and Scott Bowles led the pledge. A booklet on 4-H helps was shared and calls were discussed. Bradley Larsen named song leader. attendees included Bryce Bodily Scott Bowles Steven Drury Clyde Gilbert Burnell Hall Brad Jensen Alex Larsen Lorin Wiser. next meeting set for Scott Bowles.
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of Mary
Bergquist
David
Noyes
David Noyés
Jay Bergquist
4-H Dairy Club
Evelyn Drury
Scott ‘Christensen
Bryce‘ Bodily
Scott’ ‘Bowles
Scott” Christensen
Steven Drury
Clyde ‘Gilbert
Burnell. Hall
Bradley ‘ Jensen
iAlex
Bradley Larsen
Lorin
Will
Scott Bowles
Disability Benefits Extended For Work Return Period
The Social Security plan allows beneficiaries to receive payments for up to twelve months after returning to work, even if their condition has not improved. After nine months, a review determines ongoing eligibility. if found able to work, benefits continue for three more months before stopping. Contact the Social Security office in Pocatello or Preston for details.
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Stanton
Ss. Thompson
Pocatello Spcial
Security Office
Social ‘Security
Social Security Administration
Thompson
Pocatello
Iri
Preston
Forest Survey Plans Road Change Into Tony Grove
The Cache National Forest survey team led by Noel Sill and supervisor R E Crowel studies a new route from Twin Creek Basin into Tony Creek to replace the steep present road. Construction targeted for 1962 or 1963 with a camp area for 39 families at Tony Lake to be developed this summer.
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A. Forest, Service
Tony Grove
Tony
Groves
Lake
R. ‘ E. Crowel
Cache National Forest
Noel Sill
Ronald. Bishop
John Carlton
Stephen Christensen
Twin Creek
Tony Creek
Logan District
Tony Lake
Greaves Named Idaho Credit Union Manager
Gordon Greaves assistant operations officer at First National Bank Oregon Baker Branch is leaving Baker to accept as manager of the Idaho State Employees Federal Credit Union in Boise. Greaves, 24, a native of Preston, joined the First National System in June 1956 in Nyssa as a teller and transferred to Baker in May 1959. He has been a member of the Baker Jaycees and is superintendent of the YMMIA of the LDS church in Bakers. He has a wife Kerma and two children Bradly and Sandra.
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Gordon
Greaves
First National Bank
Oregon
Baker
Idaho
Federal Credit Union
Boise
Ana
National System
Nyssa
Baker JayCees
Ymmia
LDS’ Church
Bakers
Kerma
Bradly
Sandra
Final Meeting Of Yesharah Chapter Missionaries
The Yesharah Chapter held its last meeting of the season with enjoined prayers and reports from returned missionaries. Members reflected on experiences from the mission field and discussed plans for the next fall season.
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Yesharah
Preston Couples Welcome Three Daughters in June
Mr and Mrs Ronald Stowell of Preston greet a daughter born June 17. Mr and Mrs Jack Garrett of Preston welcome a daughter born June 17. Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of Preston celebrate a daughter born June 18.
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Ronald Stowell
Preston
Jack ” “Garrett
Frank “Johnson
Idaho officers attend eighth annual law enforcement academy
Patrolman Blaine H. Taylor of the Preston police joins 35 Idaho officers at the Idaho Law Enforcement Training Academy at Idaho State College. The two week basic training is sponsored by the college the FBI Idaho Municipal League and Idaho Peace Officers Association. Topics include press relations public speaking and practical problems in enforcement. The academy ends with graduation exercises and certificates for all completing officers.
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Blaine H. Taylor
Preston
Idaho
Idaho State
College
Federal” Bureau of Investigation
Municipal League
Idaho ‘Peace’ ‘Officers Association
Naw
4-H Club Campers to Leave Monday for Camp Hunt
4 H club campers from Franklin County depart Monday morning June 26 for Camp Hunt on Bear Lake. They assemble at the county courthouse and ride by bus. baggage goes by truck. Arrival at camp around 1 am marks the start of a three day program with tents and barracks, noon lunch, family units and water sports supervised by safeguards and older 4 H members. Camp ends Wednesday afternoon June 28 with return to Preston around 6 pm. All eligible 4 H members with letters informing of the schedule may attend though some enrollments remain incomplete.
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Preston
Danie
Roberts
Arances
Community 4-H Members Face Mailing List Confusion
Fragmentary notes indicate 4-H members may need to check with the office about enrollment and mailing lists. References to Roberts emphasize verification, with indications that around 250 people might be affected at a camp or event.
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James
Roberts
Ibers
Pantie Sineth
Building and remodeling services offer quality work and financing
Work wanted listing from Duane and Gary McKenzie of Seals 678 Preston 0 ot detailing specialize in cabinet and concrete work. They handle formica tile bathroom remodeling 3 remodels and building new homes with water tanks materials guaranteed and financing assistance.
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Duane
Gary McKenzie
North
Seals
Preston
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