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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1960

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LDS Seminary Graduation Set for Preston May 20

The 38th annual Preston LDS seminary commencement will be Friday May 20 at 8 pm in Oneida stockyard house. Dr. Wendell O Rich of Logan will speak. Graduating students total 132 with orchestral prelude, graduations march, songs, scripture readings, multiple speakers, diplomas awarded, and postlude.

Preston ™ DS Seminary Oneida Stokohouse Wendell O. Rich LDS Institute At Logan Kathryn Shumway Keith Condie Judy Spencer Kamille Keller Joan Geddes Billy Palmer Janet Shipley Gail Jensen Benediction Sally Nash Jeannie Robinson

Country Club Breakfast to Aid New Golf Course

Preston Golf and Country Club schedules a Saturday breakfast at the recreation park to raise funds for the new course. Tickets go on sale at the park. breakfast runs from 6 to 10 am and includes ham bacon eggs and hot cakes. Children under six eat free with accompanying parent.

Preston Golf and Country Club

Preston Junior High Band at Weber College Contest

The Preston junior high band under John P. Manning joined a Weber College music contest in Ogden and earned a division one rating from Forrest Stoll after performing three numbers. Principal Elmo Keller accompanied the trip and praised student conduct. A week later the Preston junior high orchestra earned a division one rating from Kenneth Kuchler of the Utah Symphony after three numbers.

Preston Junior High John P. Manning Weber College Ogden Elmo Keller Forrest Stoll University of Utah Kenneth Kuchler Utah Symphony Orchestra

1960 Dairy Festival Set for June 16 17 18 in Cache Valley

Cache Chamber of Commerce in Logan announces the 1960 Dairy Festival to honor the Cache Valley dairy industry. The three day event runs June 16 to 18 with contests parades banquets dances and a Grand Ole Opry show at Utah State fieldhouse on June 18 featuring Brenda Lee and the Grand Ole Opry band. Public dance follows. Tickets available via the chamber office. general admission only.

Cache Chamber of Commerce Logan Cache Valley Lamont ‘Tueller Grand Ole Opry Utah State Fieldhouse Brenda Lee Brenda Stonewall Jackson Justin Tubb Red Levine Grand Ole Opry Band

Kiwanis Club Honors Local Youth Talent

At a Monday dinner meeting the Kiwanis club praised local youths for musical achievement. Guest speaker Robert Hardesty, West Side High School band director, discussed advantages of musical performance after a luncheon featuring student numbers. The next meeting on May 23 will be ladies night.

Kiwanis Cuo Robert Hardesty West Side High School Arkansas Oregon University Oregon Idaho Jey McKenzie Dorsey Errrinas Margomas Vonda Martha ‘Porter Claudia Weaver

Local Teacher Wins First Prize In Driving Tests

Mervin Sharp, a local school teacher, won first prize in a Plymouth economy test run by West Motor Co. He achieved 30.5 mpg at 50 mph in a full size Plymouth sedan. The test promoted fuel efficiency and the tester will remain for more trials. The winner received $20 worth of gasoline. two runners up, Lynn Robinson and Ernest Gregersen, tied for second with 28.5 mpg.

Phil West West Motor Co Plymouth Mervin Sharp West Sharp Lynn Robinson Ernest Gregersen

Preston Self Service Laundry Opens This Saturday

Preston welcomes its first self service laundry with a grand opening on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bergquist built the facility at First South and First West near Preston Implement Co. The coin-operated Maytag equipment allows customers to wash and dry, with free refreshments, prizes, free washings all day, and gifts for the first 100 customers. Local firms Keith Larson Anderson Lumber Co and Hansen Glass and Paint helped with construction and join in the celebration.

Preston Preston Self Service Laundry Lee Bergquist First South First West Preston Implement Co Chamber of Commerce Keith Larson Anderson Lumber Co And Hansen Glass and Paint Bergqulist

Pack Trophy Awarded To Dan Pack In Local Violin Contest

Dan Pack, violinist and son of Mr and Mrs Dan Pack, won the Pack trophy at the annual contest last week. Claudia Weaver, violinist and daughter of Mr and Mrs Marcus Weaver of Whitney, took second place, while David Cherrington, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Cherrington, captured third with his French horn solo. The cadet band conducted by John P Manning opened the evening with preliminaries and judges were Wesley Baker of Montpelier High School and Robert Hardesty of West Side High School.

Dan Pack Pack Claudia Weaver Marcus Weaver Whitney David Cherrington Jack Cherrington Preston Junior High School John P. Manning Wesley Baker Montpelier High School Robert Hardesty West Side High School

Pocatello Trackmen top Preston team by 21 points

Pocatello high school trackmen won the fifth district meet at Idaho State College with 73 points, Preston 52, Blackfoot 32 and others trailing. Preston captains Lorenzo Griffeth and David Cherrington set district marks, Griffeth clocking 4:34 in the mile and cherrington winning three events including the high jump and setting a district high hurdles record.

Preston High School Pocatello Idaho State College Preston Blackfoot Montpelier Snake River Marsh Valley High Lorenzo Griffeth David Cherrington Griffeth Idaho White Payette Cherrington

Teen-Age Road-E-O Held May 21 at Courthouse Lot

The Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the annual teen-age road-e-o in the courthouse parking lot. It starts at 10 a.m. Saturday May 21 with teens competing for a chance to advance to state and national contests.

Preston Junior Chamber~of~ Commerce

School officials attend sessions in Idaho town

Eastside School District Superintendent Richard L. Harmon and Secretary Sarah Johnson attended state education department meetings in Pocatello focusing on fiscal reporting and minimum program participation. Johnson stayed in Pocatello for social security meetings. The Petterbergs and daughter Joan visited Preston family before heading to Sunnyvale, California, after a Missouri visit.

Richard L. Harmon Sarah Johnson Eastside Pocatello State Department of Education Johnson Morris ‘E. Petterberg Joan Preston Emil Petterberg Sunnyvale Calif Missouri

Franklin County Fish and Game Association vote called

The Franklin County Fish and Game Association must hold a special election next Monday at 8 PM in the chamber of commerce to elect a new president after an omission on the ballot. Also, a reader endorses Joseph J. McFadden and Henry McQuade for Idaho Supreme Court seats in June.

Franklin County Fish and Game Avysn Champer of Commerce Berwyn Burke Hailey Times Joseph J. McFadden Idaho Supreme Court Joe McFadden Joe Henry McQuade Joseph J. McFadden Toot Blaine ‘County Smylle A Reyes Supreme ‘Court Jo Ey Aeqtiet James W. Porter Idaho Supreme Court The Hailey,Idaho

Eastside School District 201 Trustees Election Set

The annual trustees election for Eastside School District 201 will be held Tuesday May 24. Incumbents G Woodrow Butterworth and Howard Swainston face three year terms representing districts Franklin Fairview Mapleton and Whitney Egypt Glen dale Glencoe Oneida Station Mink Creek. Nomination blanks and filing info available at the board clerk’s office in the high school. filings due by 9 p.m. Tuesday May 17.

Eastside G. Woodrow Butterworth Sone One Franklin Fairview Mapleton Howard Swainston Whitney Egypt Glendale Glencoe Oneida Station Mink Creek

We School Clinic To Be Conducted

East Side School District 201 will not hold a pre school clinic this year. Parents must bring a medical certificate from a licensed physician and proof of birth date at registration. Birth date deadline is October 15 with no exceptions. If a child turns six before the date they may register.

Eastside Board of Education

Rural Mail Box Improvement Week Updates Franklin County

Rural mail delivery is nearly complete in Franklin County with additions in Oneida and Brathanss kes Sait areas. Patrons are urged to provide safe convenient mail boxes and ready approaches for year round delivery. Next week is Rural Mail Box Improvement Week and patrons should contact their carriers for best box erection guidance.

Franklin“ County Oneida Brathanss Kes Sostal Thas

Operation Big Sweep to Aid Sight Conservation Next Week

Lions clubs nationwide run Operation Big Sweep next week to raise funds for sight conservation. Brooms and two 100-watt plus four 60-watt light bulbs sold at $2 each fund eye exams and eyeglass fittings for needy residents, with canvas efforts in Epeston and Franklin starting May 19 and other Fry county areas on May 20.

Lions Clubs Lions Preston Ydaho

Disease seen in winter wheat plants in Idaho outbreak

Winter wheat planted July on the Fonnesbeck farm near Weston shows disease symptoms and tests confirm wheat streak mosaic virus presence. County Agent Tovey and extension pathologist Dr. Fenwick note virus spread from native grasses, with risk highest for very early plantings and late fall sowing.

Devere TOVEY Franklin Norman Fonnesbeck Myron Fonnesbeck Weston Myron Fennesbeck N. Weston Harry S. Fenwick University of Idaho Fonnesbeck Fonnesbeck Ranch Fenwick Idaho Pat

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