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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
7
Committee members listed include Ben Jones third ward Don Nuttal fourth ward and Merle Esplin seventh ward with Mr and Mrs D W Sutton in charge of the dinner Tickets available from any elder quorum member and the public is invited
Glen Oliverson and the Herzog Shaffer program will honor 19 players this year with letters. The seniors are Gordon Bergquist Larry Crawford Terry Jamison Elmo Keller Jack Merrill Grant Smith and Paul Wilkinson. Juniors include Milton Bodily Ivan Davis Vaughn Hawkes Devers Herzog Gordon Neeley and Carl Swainston. Sophomores are Reed Condie Robert Cazier Richard Edgiey and Dennis Moser.
Mrs Edwards introduced home room mothers and announced the next P TA meeting for December 5 at the high school. The health panel will be the topic with Harold Winn Mrs Loraine Stocks and Mrs Don Elwell on the panel.
At 8 45 p m following discussion groups door prizes will be awarded election of officers for next year's conference and closing ceremony will take place. Officers this year are Klane Forsgren conference chairman Glen Edwards program chairman and Lynn Bennett conference secretary. W H Simmons and the district leadership training committee are advisors for the conference.
County Agent Daniel Roberts will discuss open shed housing and water facilities for dairy cattle as part of a Franklin county Milking Shorthorn event. A special invitation is sent to Milking Shorthorn breeders Future Farmers 4 H club members veterans groups and farmers.
Deadline to file nominations with L. A. Barrington, secretary, is December 15 for four year terms in cemetery areas.
At the Cush gathering, Walter L. Doty editor of Sunset magazine will headline the Monday dinner session as a recognized authority on community publicity with travel promotion featured during the sessions.
A long list of local guests and family gatherings unfolds from Dayton to Lewiston and Boise. Polio patient Dareth Balls plans a Boise return visit during Thanksgiving. community events include Bluebirds and Trekkers parties and a benefit basketball game at West Side High School.
In Preston the couple will host an open house at 65 South First East from 1 to 6 p.m. next Sunday to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Married November 27 1901 in the Salt Lake temple they have six children and 12 grandchildren. Both have long church service and mission work in New Zealand. no gifts requested.
DeAnne Page three month old daughter of Keith M and Mary Lou Brinkerhoff died at Preston hospital Sunday Nov 11 from pneumonia. She was born Aug 12 in Preston and survived by her parents grandparents Irvin Page Dayton and Louisa Brinkerhoff Glendale Utah a great grandmother Mary Ann McCombs Preston. Funeral held in Preston seventh ward chapel Wednesday at 1 p.m. officiated by Heber Swainston with prayers by Jack Cherrington Milo Hobbs Thayne Winward music by ward singers and soloists. Burial in Dayton cemetery under Richards and Son mortuary direction grave dedication by H Glenn Bingham Dayton ward.
Mrs Julia Donoviel Needham Burleigh 77 of 238 South First West Preston died Wednesday from injuries in a Tuesday highway crash in Franklin. Survived by a foster son Gaylord Christopherson in Alaska and foster daughter Mrs Rene Mae Hart Salt Lake City. siblings S D Donaviel Ogden Ida Houston and Margaret C Workman Salt Lake. Funeral 11 a m Saturday Richards and Son mortuary with calling hours Friday 7 9 p m and Saturday morning. Graveside services 3 p m Saturday Salt Lake City Cemetery.
A brief wartime appeal notes a mission to aid wounded soldiers from the Korean conflict and emphasizes medical support and relief efforts for those injured in combat.
A KPST radio talent show is planned for next Friday night with winners from eight talent shows competing for finals honors. Prizes will be awarded to all contestants. Judges from Logan will be in the studio. Past winners Kenneth Cutler Joan Johnson George Foster LaRue Ran some Robert Beazley David Davis Larry Benson Lois Meyers Bonnie Boden compete for prizes. Earl McEntire will give a talk on Better Community Relationships during the program airing at 8 p.m. Participants from last week include Anita Nash Linrose Alan Martin Preston Laurel McEntire Preston George Foster Whitney Wade Christensen Banida.
Early Tuesday two crashes occurred on the Mink Creek road near the old pump house. Merlin Wilde of Mink Creek lost control on ice and his car slid into Bear river. Sheriff Lee Hansen investigated the Wilde incident. At 9 30 am Eigil Jensen 41 of Mink Creek and Joseph A Bodily of Fairview in 1949 and 1935 sedans sideswiped on the same corner leaving the left sides badly damaged.
Idaho conservation officers logged 193 fish and game law violations in October, among the department’s worst monthly totals. Eighty nine cases involved big game violations, with seventy arrests for illegal bird hunting and other offenses in fishing and trapping. About 40 percent of violations occurred in district 5 in southeastern Idaho.
Majority of big game cases concern improper tagging and transport without tags. Several cases involve kill violations in closed areas and hunters failing to check in or out of special hunt zones. Bird violations include possession of hens over limits and off season hunting, with some hunters using rifles or wrong license classes.
Notice of election to elect one director for three years for Clifton Cemetery Maintenance District to be held December 15 1951 at the Clifton ward house from 1 to 5 p m Nominations due December 8 to secretary Orson Kofoed dated November 22 1951
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler F. L. McCormick visited Preston Elks on Thursday November 15. Exalted Ruler R. S. Fulton reported 107 members present as eight new members were initiated. A turkey dinner preceded the business session and McCormick gave an address. Elks nationwide urge blood donations to support the armed forces.
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