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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1965

Page

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Preston Merchants Plan For Biggest Yale Opener

Preston merchants prepare for the town Christmas opener on November 26 with street decorations, free kids shows, and Santa appearances. The event features a 1 pm and 3 pm kids show, Santa at 5 pm, lights at 5 30 pm, a 6 to 7 pm chili feed at the Franklin County Courthouse, and stores open until 8 pm.

Preston Santa Clause Franklin County Santa Main Street Merchant Committee

Preston High to Present The King and I in February

Rodgers and Hammerstein's The King and I will be Preston High School's annual opera with tryouts for all parts set for November 23 at the high school. Vocal music director Carl Hoffman says children will be considered for roles and must audition with a short solo at 4 p.m. The show, set in 1860 Siam, features famous songs like Getting To Know You and Hello Young Lovers and is touted as a standout musical from the stage.

Rodgers and Hamerstein King and I Preston Carl Hoffman King of Siam Hugh School Rodgers and Hammerstein Gettable

In Two Places SMC Program Next Week

AEBS hosts a meeting next Tuesday open to all MIA youth and their parents.

Preston auto sale drives buyers to local dealers

A Classified style notice promotes Preston stores with bold claims of the greatest automobile values this week. It highlights new and used cars from local dealers and urges readers to visit Preston stores and participate in dealer driven promotions. The text lists participating shops and ends with a note about continuing on the back page.

Imi Preston Presston Branklin County U. S Luthy’s

New Farm Program Outlined at Wheat Growers Meeting

Jack Phillips ASC Farm Foreman spoke at the Wheat Growers Annual meeting in the courthouse Montgomery Finchesy. He outlined 1966 wheat allotments based on a national 47.8 million acre cap with yields set to rise from past norms and a $1.25 national price support. The new bill allows substitution between wheat and feed grains for participating farmers, with cross-commodity requirements not mandated in 1966.

Jack Phillips ASC Montagney Fingesy Dantiy

Warm October Near Record High at Oneida Station

The Utah Power and Light Oneida Station reports October as a warm month with an average of 53 degrees just two degrees below the all time high. Max 83 degrees, min 26 all twelve statistics show 13 inches of precipitation, 0 snow, and two storm days. Highest temperature event noted as 14 degrees in 19- with historic moisture patterns in prior years.

Utah Power and Light Plant Oneida Station

Service Held For Cun Shot Victim Osborn

Services were held Tuesday in Brigham City for Robert T. Osborn 32 who died after a hunting accident west of Preston. He was born November 5 1933 in Escalante Utah the son of Warren J and Ruby Twistchell Osborn. He graduated from Escalante High School and attended LDS Seminaries and Utah State University earning a degree in speech therapy. He did post graduate work at BYU and served a mission to Japan. He married Dorothy Ward on June 1 1962 in the Logan LDS Temple and at his death taught in the Box Elder School District.

Brigham City Robert T. Osborn Preston Kimberl. Christensen Osborn Evelyn Ward Clifton Escalante Utah Warren J Ruby Twistchell Osborn LDS Seminary LDS Institute of Religion Logan Utah State University BYU Japan Dorothy Ward LDS Box’ Elder

East Side School District Transfers Home to Preston Airport

The East Side School Board votes to give a house to Preston Airport if the county moves the house and clears two other Smith Estate homes. Project aims to use the home as a tenant house at the airport across from the high school. others to be moved include a brick home beside Hunts Market and the old Pinson home.

East Side Preston Tennant Phil West Tee Ted Roper Glen Gambles Smith Hunt’s Market Pinson

Weston Girl Named County Wheat Queen

Geraldine King of Weston was chosen Franklin County Wheat Queen at the Wheat Growers Annual Meeting held November 4th. She earned a $25 bond and will compete for Idaho state honors at Boise November 29–30.

Geraldine King Jack King Jr Weston Franklin County Geraldine All Foods Seven Run Church Studen

Community Tides Election Results Announced In Franklin County

LaGrand Spatig, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, announced the 1966 ASC election results for six Franklin County communities. Ballots were counted and final tallies released today.

ASC Franklin County LaGrand Spatig Agricultural Stabilization ‘and Conservation Committee Burmell

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