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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1952

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FCC backs UHF television expansion with 28 new Idaho stations

The FCC plans 28 new UHF TV stations in Idaho to complement existing VHF services. RCA officials say the move enables nationwide access to visual entertainment and education, with homes in Idaho expected to add tens of thousands of receivers soon after stations launch. Cities listed include Boise, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Preston, and Moscow.

pFranklin Television Son Preston Federal’ Communications’ Commission FCC Idaho United States C. B. Jolliffe Radio Corporation of America RCA National Broadcasting Company Bridgeport Conn Jolliffe Franklin County Blackfoot Boise Burley Caldwell Coeur d’Alene Emmett Gooding Idaho Falls Jerome Kellrogg Lewiston Moscow

Holstein Breeders Plan Field Day May 17

Franklin county Holstein breeders announce an all day field day on Saturday May 17 led by Darrell Drury president of the local Holstein-Friesian group. Activities begin 8:30 a.m. at Douglas Wright farm Franklin then 10:30 a.m. at A V Talbot farm lower Whitney and 1 p.m. at Alma Choules herd Fairview followed by 3 p.m. at Henry Drury herd. Instructions on classification and two judging classes for milking cows and heifer calves will be offered with open invitation to 4 H Future Farmers dairymen veteran groups and anyone interested.

Franklin County Darrell Drury Drury Douglas Wright Franklin A. V. Talbot Lower Whitney Alma

Yeoman Steve Hopkins Returns From Hawaii Arrival

Yeoman second class Steve Hopkins of the U S Navy arrives Sunday night to visit parents Mr and Mrs March Hopkins. His wife of five months, who has been in Salt Lake City, will travel to Oakland tonight to join him as he reports May 28 for discharge processing after four years in the Navy.

Steve Hopkins March Hopkins

Westerberg Elected to University of Idaho Student Government

Betty Ruth Westerberg of Preston was elected last week to an executive board position in the University of Idaho student government. She ran on the Independent ticket in the all campus elections.

Betty Ruth 'T Westerberg Preston University of Idaho

Clock Clock Merrill Jewelry Clock Display For High School Seniors

Merrill Jewelry to install a large dial Bulova clock in the window to honor Preston High School seniors class of 1952. Seniors who register will have names written on the clock and two winning seniors will receive Bulova wristwatches.

Merrill- Jewelry Preston High School Merrill

Convention Delegate Is J. Howard Hall

More than 300 Idaho municipal officials will gather in Lewiston for the Idaho Municipal league convention from May 15 to 17. Preston councilman J. Howard Hall serves as league director from the area and is to preside at a major session. Kellogg mayor H C Seeber heads the league.

Idaho Lewiston Idaho Municipal League Preston Bonners Ferry J. Howard Hall H C. Seeber Kellogg

Fire Prevention Jaycee Project Emphasizes May Outreach

The Preston Jaycees announce a May campaign to educate the public on fire hazards and prevention. A recent dinner featured Ivar Borg, Logan Fire Chief, who urged trash fire precautions and coordinated cleanup efforts during paint up week.

Preston Jaycees Ivar Borg Logan Fire Department Borg Jaycees

J Newell Stephens Wins Electric Award

J Newell Stephens of Utah Power and Light Preston division sales manager is among ten UP&I employees sharing a $250 prize as part of the 1951 George Westinghouse award for outstanding promotion of electric laundry equipment. Presentation was in Chicago at the Edison Electric Institute sales conference. Vice President R Hi Ashworth accepted for the company, citing AP&L’s work in informing homemakers about automatic electric washers.

J. Newell Stephens Utah Power and Light Co Preston Up&i Utah Power George Westing Rouse Mr. Stephens Électric Company Chicago Edison Electric Institute R. Hi. Ashworth Ap&l

Homer Tractor Firm Is Sold This Week

Homer, owner of Homer Tractor service, announced the sale of the local Ford tractor and implement business to Lowell Smith of Salt Lake City. Smith, who has worked with Kopsel Love Inc, will move with his wife and four children to the area after securing a home.

Harold W.’ ‘Homer Homer Tractor Service Ford Tractor Lowell Smith Salt Lake City

Seminary Graduation Here In Oneida May 16

Graduation exercises for the Preston seminary will be held Friday evening May 16 in Oneida stake house. Principal Ernest Eberhard Jr announced the main address will be delivered by Paul Royal of radio station KSL Salt Lake City. The class of 1952 totals 119 graduates listed including Gary Allen Carol Ainscough Shirley Anderson Lainna Auger James Baird and many others.

Preston Seminary Ernest Eberhard, Jr Eberhard Oneida Stake House Paul Royal KSL Salt Lake City Gary Allen Carol Ainscough Shirley Jean Anderson Lainna Auger James L. Baird Yvonne Barrus Sharon Baugh Roger Quale Beckstead Sondra Beckstead Dean T. Bennett Marian Beil Milton Bodily Norda Lee Bodily Keith Bosworth Jane Brown Terry Brown Adelia Carter Carol Christensen LaRene Christensen Wayne N. Clark Louise Cole Marilyn Cole Rochelle Cole DeLyle Condie Kendall Corbridge Ivan Davis Floyd Dale Diderickson Geraldine Doney Sara Ann Doney Bonnie Dee Drury G. Normah Edwards Don Ray Evans Nada _ Fackrell Alf J. Farnsworth Mari Lou Fifield Radine Fortie Shirley Page Foster Karla Geddes Benetta Glover Betty Goff Sherrie Gordon Jess R. Gregersen Morris O. Gregory Betty Kay Griffeth Nelyne Gilbert Eugene H. Hall Helen Hansen Hilda Hansen Ross Hansen Thomas B. Harding Clair Harris JoAnn Hart Rozann Hawkes Vaughn T. Hawkes Edwin S. Hendrickson Raquel Hinckley Patricia Hobbs Sharon Hobbs Gordon T. Hodges Helen Marlene Hollingsworth Renee Hollingsworth Terry D. Hopson Arlene Hulet James O. Jenkins Carole Jensen Marie Jensen Barbara Johnson Joan Johnson Karen Johnson Sharon Johnson Elise Jorgensen Elma A. Keller Gloria Kofoed Bob Kjar Jack Larsen Anna LeFevre Carlo Ann Lindhardt Gerald Lowe Leon Lundquist Allen B. Martin Laurel McEntire Jeraldine Meek Boyde Mitton Kendrick Morrison Jack Moser Marion Nuffer Vaunda Oliverson Joann Palmer Devon Tate Lewis E. Taylor Rodney Waterlaus William Fenton Waddoups Rea J. Winward Landell A. Westerberg Ross L. Woodward Sherry Woolf Orlene Yaussi

Paint Demonstration Planned at Preston Lumber Co

Saturday event at Preston Lumber Co features a Sherwin Williams expert. Floyd Diderickson invites visitors to the yard office to learn about paint problems, color harmony, and saving painting dollars with modern methods and personalized advice.

Preston Lumber Co Sherwin- Williams Preston Lumber, Co Floyd Diderickson Sherwin-Williams Diderickson

Preston Chamber Names New Secretary

J. C. Goff, president, announced the Preston chamber of commerce has employed Phyllis Homer as its new secretary. Homer, previously with March Hopkins Insurance Agency for nearly a year, will assume the post immediately.

J. CC.’ Goff Preston Chamber of Commerce Chamber Phyllis ‘Homer Miss Homer March Hopkins Insurance Agency

Four H Club Camp Set for July 14 16

Franklin county 4 H club members are invited to Camp Hunt scout camp on Bearlake from July 14 to 16. Owen Gibson chairman announces the camp open to all 1952 enrolled members with boating swimming handicraft hikes picnics watermelon busts and roasts planned. Members should organize their clubs during May.

Franklin S County Camp Hunt Bearlake Owen Gibson Franklin County Gibson Bear Lake

Black and White Days Dairy Show Set for May 16 17 at Richmond

A national daily show returns to Richmond for its 1952 run on Fri May 16 and Sat May 17. Milton Webb notes about 200 senior and 150 junior entries, with cattle judging starting morning Friday and horse show events Sunday. The two days feature dairy cattle judging, FFA and 4-H classifications, stock and pleasure classes, team padding, and evening entertainment including a dance.

Richmond Milton Webb Citizen

West Side Seminary Graduation Set for May 14

West Side LDS seminary will hold graduation in the Dayton ward chapel on Wednesday May 14 at 8 pm. The event features the poem Carry On by Ruth May Fox as its theme and Elijah Whitken, principal of the North Cache seminary, as guest speaker. graduates listed include LaVon Griffiths Claire Larsen Ernest LaMoin Mylorie Yvonne Archibald Martha Balls Edith Crookston Enid Crookston Shirley Eck Ailen Mer rill Connie Rogers Barbara Waddoups Shirley Bright Bonnie Hobbs Verna Sparrow R Joyce Tanner Elizabeth Wentward.

West Side LDS Seminary Dayton Ward Chapel Ruth May Fox Elijah Whicken North Cache Seminary Weston LaVon Griffiths Claire J. Larsen Ernest LaMoin Mylorie Dayton Yvonne Archibald Martha Joanne Balls Edith Crookston Enid Crookston Shirley Mae Eck Ailen Mary Merrill

Plans Under Way For Pioneer Day At Franklin

Franklin gears up for the Idaho Pioneer Day celebration on June 13 and 14 with Leonard Butterworth as general chairman. Other leaders include L. W. Hatch finance chair, Mrs Thora Geddes program, Bart Nash sports, Ray Morrison advertising, Cecil Woodward parade, Gerald Cor bridge grounds, and Mrs Emily Butterworth plus Charles Ralph relic hall and Daughters of Utah Pioneers reception. The Monte Young show carnival and concessions return as a draw, supported by the Idaho Pioneer Assn board of governors: William Robinson president, Cecil Woodward secretary, Bernice Parkinson vice president, with G L Wright, L W Hatch, Horace Haworth and Vaughn Packer.

Franklin Leonard Butterworth L. W. Hatch Thora Geddes Bart Nash Ray Morrison Cecil Woodward Gerald Corbridge Emily Butterworth Charles Ralph Relic Hall and Daughters of Utah Pioneers Monte Young The Idaho Pioneer Assn William Robinson Bernice Parkinson G. L. Wright Horace Haworth Vaughn Packer

Sprinkling Hours Announced by Water Department

The Preston city water department sets sprinkling hours for summer. East side residents may water 7 11 am and 3 7 pm on alternating days beginning next Sunday. West side customers follow Monday May 12 with same hours and schedule. Sprinklers limited to 20 minutes per use. no open hoses. nozzle size capped at one quarter inch. Fire alarms require immediate sprinkler shutoff to protect pressure for fire department use.

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Glade R. Heusser Returns After Mediterranean Cruise

Glade R. Heusser, fire control man third class USN, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Heusser of Preston, returns to the United States after duty aboard the USS Saipan with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The exercise aimed to boost combat readiness and familiarize crews with cold climate operations as simulated submarine and surface attacks tested new warfare techniques.

Glade R. Heusser USN Ray Heusser Preston United States Saipan Navy Sixth Fleet Mediterranean

District Track Meet Set Saturday Indian Defending Champs Return

Coach Evan Sorenson leads the Preston Indians, five-time district champions, into Saturdays district track meet in Pocatello with returning lettermen including Bergquist Andra Shaffer Davis Warner Martin Le Fevre Farnes Condie and Moser. Sophomore Edwin Hyde sparked a 5-3 district win over Blackfoot in baseball as Reed Smith pitched five solid innings. West Side Pirates visit Preston tomorrow for the Indians third district game.

Evan Sorenson Pocatello Preston Preston Tracksters Gordon Bergquist Donald Andra Fred Shaffer Ivan Davis Kay Warner Allen Martin John,LeFevré Darrell Farnes Reed Condie Dennis Moser Indians Edwin Hyde Preston Indians Fighting Blackfoot Reed Smith Glen Oliverson Broncos Lito ‘Keller Dale Chatterton Cross County West Side Pirates

Dentists Praises Fluoridation At County Farm Bureau Meeting

Dr L V Merrill Preston dentist addressed county and local Farm Bureau officers about stopping tooth decay at the courthouse. He praised Preston water fluoridation and noted a school dental survey, with a repeat survey in five years to track fluoridation results. Frank Gilbert Farm Bureau president announced the July 28 Mink Creek party and formed planning committees.

L. V. Merrill Preston Farm Bureau Merrill Preston Public Frank Gilbert Mink Creek

Drivers Requested Stay Off Ball Park

Work to level and clear the baseball diamond at the local ball park is underway. Preston city recreation commission asks motorists not to drive along the road across the field to protect the progress and ensure a smooth diamond for the coming season.

Preston City Recreation Commission

$50,000 Exhibit “Fantasy in Wood” on Tour

Erven C. Gubler presents Fantasy in Wood showing wood carvings inspired by Snow White at the old Rexall Drug Building in Preston May 8 to 10 under East Side PTA sponsorship. The four by five foot piece, valued at $50,000, gained first place at the Los Angeles Hobby show and was displayed at Disney studios. Public viewing runs 4 to 10 p.m. with donations requested. buses will ferry East Side students during school hours.

Erven C. Gubler Rexall Drug Preston East Side Pta East Side

West Motor Company Enters Local Boys In Model Plane Event

West Motor Co owner Phil West announced local boys show strong interest in the annual Plymouth dealers model airplane contest. Idaho state contest is planned for early July in Idaho Falls with a trip to Detroit for the winner. Don Geisler oversees about 10 signed participants and will provide contest information and aircraft for buyers. The company will arrange transportation to Idaho Falls for local state entrants.

Phil West West Motor Co Preston Boys Plymouth Dealers United States Idaho Idaho Falls Will Detroit Don Geisler Falls

Manion Completes Navy Hitch Returns to Duty as Lt

Lt Richard Manion, formerly a pharmacist at a drug store, has completed 14½ months in the U S Navy and is honorably separated from active service after serving on a supply ship in Korean waters. He enters active duty as a lieutenant junior grade and was promoted to lieutenant senior grade on January 1, 1951. His plans for the future are indefinite.

Richard

Malad County awards bid for Cub River road work

Marion J Hess of Malad won the federal aid project S 1736 bid at 97049 to construct 4587 miles of crushed gravel surface on Cub river road. Franklin county will pay about 14700 to 15008 with 9700 for hyenas and roughly 5000 for right of way fencing. Work is expected to start soon with completion time set to the shortest time compatible with good construction.

Cub River Cleo Swenson Board of County Commissioners Boise Marion J. Hess Malad Franklin State Highway Department

Utah Oil Co Outlines Facts On Union Strike

Utoco releases a folder titled So People May Know detailing the strike at the Salt Lake City refinery on April 24 with 475 workers demanding wage and benefit increases and a union shop. The folder argues Utoco’s wage scale is high for the region and that its offer exceeds others, suggesting the union demands are excessive. Residents can obtain the folder at Utoco service stations for full details.

Utah Oil Refining Company Salt Lake City Utoco Utoca Intermountain Utah Idaho Pacific’ Coast California U. S. -Wage Stabilization Board

Preston Chapter Installs FFA Officers for 1952 53

The Preston Chapter of Future Farmers of America installed new officers for 1952 53 at a Monday night meeting in the high school vocational agriculture room. Eugene Hall was elected president with Rodney Waterlaus as vice president Stephen Hinckley as secretary David Haworth as treasurer Jimmy Jenkins as reporter and Walter Knapp as sentinel.

Preston Future Farmers of America Eugene Hall Rodney Waterlaus Stephen Hinckley David Haworth Jimmy Jenkins Sentinel Walter Knapp Fenton Larsen

Preston Ball Club Opens First Practice on Friday

Preston High School hosts the Preston baseball club for its season opener workout tomorrow evening at 6 30 on the football field. Officials invite all interested county players to turn out. The team has joined the Utah-Idaho league and will play Malad at 8 15 p m next Wednesday in the circuit opener.

Preston Preston High School

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Fry Yeoman Hawaii Betty Ruth Westerberg Convention Jaycee Electric Award Homer Tractor Firm Seminary Chamber Commerce West Side Seminary Water Department Cruise Ian Beckstead L.V. Merrill Ball Park West Motor Company Manion Marion Utah Oil Co Future Farmers
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