Top instrumentalist joins for annual Artist Concert
About eighty high school musicians join a leading national woodwind musician for the annual Artist Concert. The event features a renowned instrumentalist and will begin at 8:15 PM.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
1
Bear River project criticized as diversion hints arise
The Bear River Project coordinating committee charged Governor Smylie with bias and hints of diverting Bear River water to the Snake River basin. In a Pres ton meeting the group disputed the governor’s claim of minimal support and cited heavy local engagement, tax impacts, and irrigated land totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear River Project
Robert Smylie
Bear River
Snake River
Cache
Box Elder
Utah
Franklin
Oneida
Bear Lake
Idaho
Preston
Zovecnor
Beir
Rea River
Columbia River
Sone
Bancroft
Chesterfield
Carib U
Thieteen
Smylie
Franklin County
Bureau of Reclamation
Franken County
Caribou County
Lenten Stations of the Cross at St Peter's Church
Special services during Lent at St Peter's Catholic Church continue through Easter. Rev Dennis Falk pastor leads the Stations of the Cross. Services begin at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Stations of the Cross
Dennis Falk
Irrigation Firm Sponsors Bear River Project Meeting
The Cirh River Irrigation Company hosts a public meeting on the Bear River Project in Lewiston Utah Friday March 22 at 8 pm. Dean Bischoff head of the Reclamation Bureau in Logan will speak. Company officers urged all residents to attend to learn the merits and impact on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirh -River-Irrigation Company
Bear River
Lewiston
Utah
Dean Bischoff
Reclamation Bureau
Logan
Polio Clinic No. 2 Tops First One at Preston High
About 6 850 people passed through Preston High School for the second Oral Polio vaccine dose. The Lions Club sponsored event with Bear River Medical Association aid, staffed by doctors nurses and pharmacists. A third clinic is planned in six weeks with Type II vaccine again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
Preston Lions Club
Bear River Medical Association
Farm Bureau Wheat Meet Due Tonight
Farm Bureau chairman presides at a basement Idaho courthouse meeting on the wheat referendum. Dr Collins addresses the Preston Chamber of Commerce at a noon businessmen lunch. He is assistant director of the commodity division of the American Farm Bureau Federation. The four day statewide series informs wheat growers in southern Idaho on upcoming referendum facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressianty
Stanton
Hawkes
Farm Bureau
Collins
Preston Chamber of Commerce
American Farm Bureau Federation
Idaho
Stakes To Host Roundtables
The Franklin stake hosts monthly Explorer and Scout roundtables alongside Oneida and Franklin stakes leadership meetings tonight. The program starts at 7:30 PM at stake centers, with roundtables following preliminary exercises led by Robert M Hull and Elmer Oliverson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranklin
Oneida
Tranklin
Explorer
Robert M Hull
Franklin
Elmer Oliverson
Hull
Carl Waterlaus
Oliverson
Melvin Griffith
John Olson
Car Demolished In Burley Wreck
Stephen Noyes Preston’s car was totaled in a Burley one car crash after he fell asleep while driving home from a Boise National Guard session. The vehicle struck two trees and a railroad tie. Preston suffered no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Noyes Preston
Saurday
Burley
Noyes
Preston
National Guard
Boise
State approves funds for Highway 34 work
Idaho state highway department approved an interim repair of 6.4 miles on Highway 34 from Preston to the Utah line after Gov Smylie requested relief from a washboard surface. A $100,000 allocation funds excavation of soft spots base material road mix asphalt and seal coat widening the surface to 24 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Highway Department
Preston
Utah State Line
Robert E Smylie
Highway Department
Bryce Bennett
Bennett
Highway Board
Idaho
Smylie
Frankln County
Pocatello
Dayton Native Jack Moser Sustains New LDS Bishop
Dayton area native Jack Moser was sustained as bishop of the Dayton ward Sunday night succeeding Bishop Dalley who had led the ward for six and a half years during which the Dayton ward was built. Counselors named were Perry Phillips Theo Schwaneveld second counselor Hazen I Robbins ward clerk Walter Beutler assistant clerk. Dalley’s counselors included Marlow Hyde Smart and James Earl Kirkbride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Ward
Jack Moser
Perry Phillips
Theo Schwaneveldt
Hazn Robbins
Walter Beutler
The
Citizen Photo
Dayton
Donald
Dalley
Moser
Hazen I Robbins
Marlow Hyde Smart
James Earl Kirkbride
Cyrus I Robbina
Beutler
Weston
Bishop Dalley
Neana Balls
Myron W. Merrel
Cancer Workers Schedule Meet
A cancer meeting for local workers is set for March 27 in the courthouse basement at 1 p.m. The session will cover instructions for the April drive and will include attendance and instruction by three members of the American Cancer Assn., Boise office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Assn
Boise
Oneida Stake Conference Schedules Auxiliary Leaders
The Oneida stake will hear from Relief Society and Primary board members Mrs. Hazel Cannon and Mrs. Minnie Sorensen during the quarterly conference set for Saturday and Sunday. General sessions Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm will be led by Stake President Carl A. Mortensen with visitors welcome. Saturday events include 9:30 am stake Primary board and leaders meetings and 1:45 pm Relief Society board gatherings, with a 7:30 pm stake meeting for the presidency and officers at 7330.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Relief Society
Primary Association
Oneida
Hazel S. Cannon
Relief Society Board
Minnie B. Sorensen
Stake
Carl A. Mortensen
Sorensen
LDS Business College
PTA
Stake Board of the Relief Society
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Preston High School Symphonette
Prover
Bureau
Tovan
Idhhe Reclamation Engineers
Representatve Fom
Middle
Frank
Canto
Smoke
L Callne
Mont Privadlee
Cache County
Wm. D. Ae A Fulmes’ Allred
Frank O. Reeder
Lynn R. Hopper
Box
John F Manning
Arthur Saam
Best
Camielle Saint Sacn
Chopin
Best Wil
Orville Benson
Symphonette
Gonoud
Clifton Walliams
Sampson
Handel
Music Man
PTN
Morris
U. S. 191
Whitney
Whitney-Preston
YMMIA
Mir
Albert Moser
Phillips
Schwaneveldt
Cancer Workers
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