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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1946

Page

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Preston Vies For State Hoop Title At Pocatello Week

Preston High Indians advance to the Idaho State Basketball finals in Pocatello for March 22-23. They face the northern winner Couer d Alene in a two out of three series with a possible playoff Monday if tied. Ed Frandsen led the southern halfback with the scoring, while Idaho Falls challenged in the regional final, 34 33.

Preston High Indians Idaho Pocatello American Falls Kendrick Couer d’ Alene Moscow High Ed Frandsen Preston Indians Tigers Preston Idaho Falls Indians

P T A Carnival Planned At Opera House March 29

The P T A will stage its third annual carnival March 29 at the Opera House under local P T A sponsorship. Proceeds support equipment and recreational needs for Central and Jefferson schools. Children may leave at 3 p.m. to ride buses. events include fish ponds, booths, and prizes. adults may attend at 8 p.m. with bingo and games. Donations vary by school with fish pond supplies, baked goods, or cash contributions requested.

P-Ta Opera House Citecaphsolaeco Re Oy Central Jefferson Jefferson School

Franklin district Scout Rally set for March 26

A Franklin district Boy Scout rally is scheduled for Tuesday March 26 at the Opera House. District chairman David E and fielding Winward oversee the event with a program across scout activities. All scouts are urged to attend for participation and prizes, with the rally beginning at 8 pm.

Franklin-stake David E Winward Comabes

Larson and son join Sacune Motor staff

Virgil Larson returns to McCune Motor as head of tractor repair. He is joined by his son Farrell a recently discharged serviceman and general mechanic, expanding the firm's repair staff after illness and treatment restored health.

Virgil ‘Larson McCune Motor Larson Farrell

East Side Reserved for Preston Supporters at State Hoop Title

Preston and American Falls fans have reserved the east side of the Pocatello high school gym for the state Class B basketball title versus Coeur d'Alene this week. Doors open 7 p m, seats on sale 4 p m at the school. Game starts 8 p m. Buses depart Preston at 5 p m. Student admission 50 cents, adults $1.00. Arrive early.

Preston American Falls Pocatello High School Coeur d’Alene Fhe

Idaho Cancer Control Drive Sets Franklin County Goal

The Cancer Control Fund and Idaho State Health figures show Idaho aims for $35 000 with Franklin County quota $1022 90 for the 1945 drive led by Mrs Russell Crockett as Franklin County Field Army commander assisted by Mrs Hazel Rorabaugh and others. The campaign funds education research and treatment across the state with a national goal of 12000000.

American Cancer Society Field Army Russell Crockett Franklin County Hazel Rorabaugh Edrus Larson Goldie Petterberg Idaho State Department of Health Idaho I . Annu Fonds Vevineeohc Idaho Field Army Public Health Department Mobnty American Cancer Society

All Girls Orchestra Delights Preston Audience

A large Sunday audience heard the all girls orchestra from the University of Idaho perform in the First Ward chapel. The program featured instrumental and vocal numbers directed by Professors Brye Bernard Clauss Macklin and Marty. The group included Preston performers and was touring back to Moscow after the concert. The Preston chamber of commerce hosted a dinner for the members. Enthusiasts praised the program as among the finest offered in the city.

First Ward University of Idaho Joseph Brye Bruce Bennard Carl Clauss Hall Macklin Edmund Marty University-Music Sat McBeons

Professor Morris Will Lecture on Home Landscaping

Professor Morris of the USAC will be the guest of the local Garden Club Monday evening at the Court House Tea Creation Hall. Neff Boothe, secretary, says the program covers fire landscaping of the home and invites all interested to attend.

Davay Morris USAC

Rotary Names Four Candidates for Preston Election

Preston Rotary club members nominated officers for the annual election to be held next week. Nominees include Angus Condie for president Harold Swift for vice president Stewart Geddes for secretary Weston J. Smith for treasurer Horace Baugh Bruce Wallace for secretary and Ernest Brutenbeker for treasurer. Four expiring board seats feature Joe Cushman Mel Reeves Dean Jensen and Bob Bunker. Weston Smith spoke on his Mexico trip and upcoming sale items.

Preston Rotary Club Angus Condie Harold Swift Stewart Geddes Weston J. Smith Horace Baugh Bruce Wallace Ernest Brutenbeker Board of Director Joe Cushman Mel Reeves Dean Jensen Bob Bunker Weston Smith

Gardening Talk Draws Gardening Groups Next Tuesday

Special interest groups from First Second and Third wards will attend a lecture at the Fourth Ward chapel next Tuesday evening. Dr R Greaves of Logan Utah will speak for the Cache Valley Garden club on gardening importance this year and share practical tips. The Fourth Ward MIA resumes activity after renovations leaving the chapel bright and clean.

Fourth Ward R. Greaves Logan Utah Cache Valley

Red Cross seeks countywide support for wartime relief fund

The Red Cross campaign in Franklin County is led by chairman Harold Hawkes who urges residents to back the charitable drive with a 4500 quota for the first postwar year. Last year’s March drive asked 8100 and was oversubscribed. Ward chairmen will be announced next week. contributions may be left with Hawkes or county Red Cross chairwoman Inettie Wilson at the courthouse.

Red’ Cross Harold Hawkes Franklin County Red Cross Hawkes Inettie Wilson County Red” Cross Court House

Holidays Announced By Preston Chamber Merchants Bureau

The Preston chamber of commerce via its re organized Merchants Bureau lists next year holidays. Decor ation Day May 30 Idaho Day June 15 Independence Day July 4 Pioneer Day July 24 Labor Day September 2 Armistice Day Thanksgiving Day November 28 Christmas Day December 25 New Year s Day January 4 1947 Washton's Birthday February 22 1947 A calendar card will be printed and distributed. Greaves chairs the committee which includes Milo Hobbs Frank Foss Ray Bright Harold Hansen Smith Allen Melvin Burrup and Ada Nelsen.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Merchants Bureau Idaho Washton Greaves Hurley Greaves Milo. Hobbs Frank _ Foss Ray Bright Harold Hansen Smith “Allen Melvin Burrup Ada” Nelsen

Idaho Names New State Officers and Political Shakeup

Governor Williams appointed Rep. A. R. McCabe as Lieutenant Governor to fill the vacancy left by his resignation. Republican leaders question the appointment's constitutionality. Williams also named a state board for charity institutions including Parley Rigby and others. The week sees talk of Bottolfsen entering the Republican primary and Girard weighing a Democratic run, both signaling a political shakeup and opposition to current horse trading and liquor policy moves.

Idaho Rep A. R. McCabe Gov Williams McCabe Mariens Ceapi Ceapi “By: the State “Senate Ore Ae Ak Ayed Specia Parley Rigby Idaho Falls Harold E. Dedman Bosie Robert D. Werner Orofino B. O. Gannon Mountain -Home AK Bottolfsen Republian Bottolfsen C. A.“Robins St. Mary Franklin Girard Girard Gossett

Preston High basketball team earns praise from state

Laurels pour in for Coach Bob Bunker and the Preston high team for their excellent season. Tributes come from Mr and Mrs Irwin Spilsbury and Coach Packer while former coaches Johnson Call attend. Eldon Bennett is senior class president and captain, with strong FFA ties. Bill Choules, district FFA president, is noted for cattle investments. Frank Condie stars as a sharp shooter and student leader. Ray Oliverson active in Future Farmer, voted popular. Keith Anderson captains a guard role and loves fast games.

Bob Bunker Preston Erwin Spilsbury Packer Joe. Johnson Joe Call Eldon Bennett Franklin Henry Bennett Bill Choules Alma Choules Fairview FFA Bill Frank Condie Waead Lettermen’s Club A. G- Geff Ray ‘Oliverson Ray ‘Oliverson; Popular Student Body ‘President Lives ‘In ‘the Fifth Ward Harold‘ Oliverson Farmer Ray Keith Anderson

Rats on the Run as Kids Take After Them

Kids organize a rat eradication drive with a matinee on March 30 where admission is one rat tail. Prizes from the Junior Chamber include a bridle and a hunting knife for boys, and a nylon hairbrush plus a personal stationery set for girls. Bait is available to adults at listed county locations, with governments funding bait and the county commissioners covering other costs.

Franklin Junior Chamber, of Commerce J—C._Penney

Preston Junior Jaycees Plan April Fool Musicians Ball

The Preston Junior chamber of commerce will hold an April Fool's Day Musicians Ball at Persiana on Monday April 1 with two orchestras. Tickets are $1.20 per couple including tax. Proceeds go to a civic improvement fund to be used for later determined projects. committee includes Max Norton chairman John Webber K L Sant Leo Palmer. Everyone invited and special ticket sale announced.

Jaycees Max Norton John Webber K. L. Sant Leo’ Palmer Yanda Joseth Virgil Arid

Keller Directs Idaho Young Republicans Meeting

Elmo Keller of Preston will head the Idaho Young Republicans after an executive committee meeting in Twin Falls on April 6 7. Attendees included Ben Johnson Orrin Lindhardt and Richard Wells with their spouses. Wells gave the keynote address and Keller urged a Franklin County reorganization and wider affiliation for all young people.

Elmo Keller Preston Idaho Twin Falls Twin ‘Falls Keller Ton Ben Johnson Orin Lindhardt Belles Vendie Eyan Comanny Bay Ee Ben, Johnson Orrin‘ E’ Lee Rexburg Richard Wells

High School Winners Named in Drama and Speech Contests

Winners in the annual high school drama and speech contests were named on Wednesday night after day and evening events at the high school. State district contest will be held at Malad next Friday March 29 with winners Thayle Beckstead Jocelyn Beckstead Ramon a Keller Colleen Kjar Kenneth Olsen Ann Thomas Maxine Petterberg Betty Larsen John Whittle Nolan Nash Lorain e Taylor. Judges Donna Noyes Marion Ballif Mark Hart Eva Joy Wallgrén. Professor Floyd T. Morgan of USAC judged the final events. Assistants included Stella Boothe Colleen Kjar drama director and Eloise Bergquist Joylene Hobbs Ruth Ella Evans student directors.

Malad Thayle Beckstead Jocelyn Beckstead Ramona Keller Colleen Kjar Kenneth Olsen Ann Thomas Maxine Petterberg Betty Larsen John Whittle Nolan Nash Loraine Taylor Donna’ Noyes Marion Ballif Mark Hart Eva Joy Wallgrén Floyd T. Morgan USAC Stella’ Boothe Eloise Bergquist Joylene Hobbs Ruth’ Ella Evans

Mink Creek Ranchers Plan Fourth of July Horse Giveaway

The Mink Creek Ranchers club announced a saddle horse giveaway at the annual Fourth of July celebration to be held at Mink Creek this year. Gene Blackie Oliverson spoke this week about selecting a well bred Montana stock horse from good bloodlines for the prize. The group anticipates a busy year and hopes to provide uniforms for every club member.

Creek Gene Blackie” Oliverson

Preston Lions contest entries urged for April event

The Preston Lions club seeks entrants for an amateur contest in partnership with the Montpelier club. Neff Boothe invites participation as preparations begin for two numbers to be entered at the event scheduled for April 12.

Preston Lions Club Neff Boothe S-Club Montpelier

Utah Medical Graduate Leaves for Fordham Internship

Son of Dr and Mrs Sam Evans graduates from University of Utah Medical School and will begin internship at Fordham Hospital in New York City. At graduation, medical students are commissioned as First Lieutenants in the U S Army Medical Corps.

Grant Evans Sam Evans Fordham Hospital New ‘York City Medical University’ of Utah Medical Corps U. S.army

Two Gentlemen Cast for Campaign in Preston Old Man's Club

A note reassures readers that Har old Swift and August Condie are simply laying groundwork for a future campaign. The observed baby kissing hand shaking and back slapping are described as non habitual gestures in the build up to a strenuous campaign for the club's presidency.

Harold Swift August Condie Merly Preston Old Man’s Club

New Commercial Growth and Dairy Plan Emerge in Community

The community sees two new business ventures soon serving patrons. Alfred Alder of Preston and Dalton Hunt of Richmond plan a dairy with 50 head of grade A cattle to pasteurize and bottle milk at a Second South First East site with an ice cream bar. The Reliance Store, to be run by H B Sheets and Tom Albaugh, will open in the First Security Bank building offering auto accessories and appliances. O K Tire will relocate to Handy building under Luther Boyd, adding a full tire retail operation and related services.

Alfred Alder Preston Dalton Hunt Richmond Reliance H.B. Sheets Tom ' ‘Albaugh Catello Idaho Falls Suuch Appliances Ag O. K Luther-Boyd O.G Owill

Local Selective Service Lists 15 Induction Echoes

Twenty seven names appear discharged recently and 15 more called for March 38 induction. No pre induction exams are scheduled in March. April exams target high school students to meet May and June calls.

Selective’ Service Parley T.swainston Reed Bwakley Don Farnes Thomas L. Kent Frank ‘LaMar ‘Shrives Harvey S.hansen Robert E. Kennemer Paul Egbert Gordon Maughan Kay ‘B. “Hampton Don H. Neilsen Vern W Jepsen Eugene _D.Chatterton Derwin Lee Feller Lynn Spatig Porter Terrell Hollingsworth Denton J.hall Wayne L. Baker

Acreage hike urged for Idaho sugar beets season

Quince Rice of Clifton Idaho and a member of the Idaho state A A committee urges farmers to boost beet acreage this year to build a strong quota case for future sugar needs. He notes war years saw districts with best beet history perform best and warns declines from wartime were costly. The sugar beet law expires year end and new legislation will likely keep allotments.

Idaho Clifton Department’ of Agriculture Rice United States

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Couer- d’Alene_In Ther and Son Sacune Motor Staff East Side Cancer Control Fund Rotary Harley ‘Greaves Mildred Anderso Weston Archie Lott Dayton Waddoups Preston Village C. P Slate Musicians Ball Young Gop Mink Creek
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