Former stake president Winn dies after brief illness
Paul Richard Winn formerly led the Oneida stake and ran Winn Hardware in Preston. Born September 18, 1889 in Lyons Kansas, he lived in Preston 21 years and in Nyssa Oregon 14 years. Survived by widow and many children, services Saturday at the Oneida stake center with burial in Preston. a community labor survey for a large food plant in Cache Valley is also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richard Winn
Reston
Hi Daughter
Preston Cemtery
Leon
June) Winward
Chico
Calif
Glenn
Irene) Godfrey
Preston
Ross Winn
Ashwony Vale
Lompoc
Calf
Robert Winn
Imperial Beach
Keith
Ann) Gooch
David
Nyssa
Dale
Mary Ellen
Cache Valley
Gan
Russell Borchert
Cache County
Smithfield
Cache
Borthert
New Industries Committee
Cadhe County
Idaho
Burley
Cache Valme
Oneida Stake Conference to Feature Sterling W Sill and Leaders
LDS Oneida stake conference will include General Authority Sterling W Sill assistant to the Twelve and other leaders. Sessions Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm at the stake center 310 North State Street conducted by President Carl A Martindale Mortensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling W. Sill
Council of Twelve Apostles
Oneida
LeRoy A. Wirthlin
Welfare General Board
Melvin R. Davis
Grace M. Gowans
Mutual Improvement Associations
North State Street
Carl A.artid Ta
Public hearing on Franklin County library district formation
Franklin County commissioners will host a public hearing on May 9 at 10 am in the county commissioners office to consider forming a library district. Petitions supporting the district were submitted in December and circulated by a group led by Mrs Rolen Bastian of Weston. The hearing welcomes voices for or against the district formation by resolution.
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Franklin County
County Commissioners Office
Rolen Bastian
Weston
Postal Office Fee Increase Scheduled for March 26 1966
North Cache Valley Postmasters announce a March 26 1966 effective date for increased rates on money orders insurance registry certified mail and COD. Domestic and international money orders rise 5 cents with minimum insurance up to 15 dollars and minimum fee to 20 cents. Registry rises to 75 cents for items up to 100 dollars. higher values unchanged. COD increases to 60 cents up to 10 dollars. Certified fee increases to 30 cents per item.
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North Cache Valley
Preston High Essex Band Wins Five Annual Stage Land Festival
The Essex at Preston High School stage band won top honors in their division at the Fifth Annual Stage Land Festival held at the University of Nevada. Judges rated the band superior across most categories, with two judges writing superior remarks. Other notable groups included West Side and Sky View from Cache Valley, Bear River, and Arroyo high schools earning honors and honorable mentions.
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J Golden Ward
Preston High School
Reno
Thomas S Phillips
Arroyo High School
Gareth L Larsen
Bear River High School
Ed Bowen
Td Preston High Schoo
Essex
University of Nevada
Cache Valley
Triads
West Side
Sky View
West Side Triads
Preston High
Hal Rendiesbach
J Gulden Ward
Preston
Wooster High School
Nev
el Dorado High School
Placerville
Granger High
Salt Lake City
Rex Putnam High School
Milwaukie
Junior High Readies Annual Musical
Preston junior high school prepares its annual musical in final rehearsal stages. Tickets will be sold only at the door. The play, a modern American romance set in a girls' school, features a botany professor who is actually a young man. Carl Hoffman oversees the production as head of the vocal music department.
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Preston Junior High School
Carl Hoffman
Preston Boy Tops Musicians at Stage Band Festival Reno
Craig Larson son of Mr and Mrs Keith Larson was named the outstanding brass musician at the fifth annual Stage Band Festival in Reno Nevada. He was the festival's only student composer arranger and his piece Entre Grojate was performed by the Essex Stage Band. He earned a scholarship to the Lake Tahoe Summer Jazz Clinic.
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Ore
Westmoor
Daly City
Luther Burbank
Sacramento
el Camino High School
South San Francisco
Skyline High
Oakland
el Certo High
Calif
All Bell
Reno
Orville Fleming
University of Nevada
Roscoe Booth
al Hirt
Jack Sheldon
Raoul Romero
Craig Larson
Keith Larson
Nevada
Craig
Essex
Lake Tahoe
Fashion Show and Spring Opening Planned for Ladies of Ellis
Final arrangements are under way for the Ladies of Ellis Fashion Show to be held April 2. Reservations for the luncheon and show are urged to be made early through La Rae Farnes at 852 1864 or Dorothy Carlson at 9852 12.
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Call la Rae Farnes
Dorothy Carlson
Furniture Refinishing School Slated for March 30
A furniture refinishing school will be held March 30 at 1 30 p m in the social hall of the courthouse. Mrs Wilma Shryack extension home furnishing specialist from the University of Idaho will demonstrate. The event, sponsored by the extension homemakers council, is open to area homemakers and promises to be among the best in the field.
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Mortensen
Dayton
Elder Wirthlin
American College of Surgeons
New York Academy of Medicine
American Board of Surgery
Gowans
Code of Conduct
Reveregtes, Mission
Eider
Prominen
University of Utah
Sterling W. Sill
Utah State University
Logan
Elder Sill
Salt’ Lake City
New York Life Insurance
Ary
C.L.A
College of Life
Court House
Wilma Shryack
University of Idaho
Extension Homemakers Council
Ranger Ralph Roberts Named Vice Proxy for Chapter
Preston Ranger for the Cache National Forest was named vice president of the Lyman Richwine Chapter of the American Society of Range Management. President Charles L. Ronts, Fort Hall agency range manager, presided at a meeting held at the Holiday Inn in Pocatello.
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Ralph Roberts
Preston
Cache National Forest
Lyman Richwine
American Society of Range Management
Charles L. Ronts
Fort Hall
Holiday Inn
Pocatello
Interview Schedule Across Multiple Venues
Officials publish interview slots at several locations from March 28 to March 30. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 12 noon or 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Richmond, Smithfield, Franklin, Preston, Newton, and Clarkston. Public offices and chambers list availability daily through March 30.
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Awstats Fanuatly Ba
Richmond — Community Center
Smithfield
Franklin—City Hall
Newton — Elemental School
Clarkston—City Hall
Cache Chamber of Commerce
Logan Employent
Smithfield City
Preston City
County Girls Named for Girls State Delegates
Franklin county part selections announced by the American Legion Auxiliary identify Preston High School representatives Susan Ransbottom Pamela Howells Colleen Cherrington and Anna Owen with alternates Lois Beutler Ada Cox Judith Tomasi for West Side High School. Northwest Nazarene College in Nampa hosts June 12 18.
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Franklin County
American Legion Auxiliary
Casey Bergquist
Preston High School
Susan Ransbottom
Pamela Howells
Colleen Cherrington
Anna Owen
West Side High School
Lois Beutler
Ada Cox
Judith Tomasi
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Ormer Stake
Borchert
Peta
Oneida Stake Conference
MIA
Elder Sterling
W. Sill
PHS
Preston Boy Tops
Medte
Marvin“ Hodges
Robert Profaizer
Rodney Fifield
Escott
Chrstensen Frank Johnson
Viglas
Ster
Ranger
Vice
Preston—Commission Room
Preston Elks Lodge
Bergy
Susan
Ray M
Whittage
Pamela, Ae
S. ‘Howells
Frerae
Praston
Lois
Beutler
Ernest Beler
West Side “High
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