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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1952

Page

2

West Side High School Freshmen Initiation Pranks Reported

Students at West Side High held a freshmen initiation led by sophomores. Freshmen arrived in grotesque costumes and took part in an assembly with acts by Janeal Schwaneveldt Kern ey Elaine Anderson and Darrel Kvaneveldt. A cracker eating contest drew laughter as Clark ears performed acrobatics.

West Side High School Bud Stevenson Linrose Elaine Anderson Janeal 'Schwaneveldt Kerney Stout Aine Anderson Darrel Kvaneveldt Clark Ears

Justice Court Fines Page Readies Docket

Arlo Lund and Howell cited for speeding with fines. Ken Smith fined for defective clearance. Nathan Casperson and Hipwell fined for driving without license and speeding. Rufus Long fined for running a stop sign. Harry Covey fined for drunken driving. Don Palmer fined for registration overload twice. Mrs. Conrad Doney fined for passing a stopped school bus. Lynn Larsen fined for not obtaining a 72 hour permit. William Powell and Oliver Warrick fined for expired license and registration overload. Gerald Marble fined for stopping sign. L M Wright fined for drunken driving. Quentin Casperson fined for failing to register. Elden Ferkins fined for drunken driving. Cecil Hill fined for speeding.

Arlo. Lund. Howell Ken Smith Nathan Casperson John Ve. . Hipwell Rufus C. Long Harry Covey Don E. Palmer Don E.palmer Conrad Elden Laraine Ferkins Cecil F. Hill

Fall Is Good Time For Lawn Planting Says County Agent

County agent Daniel Roberts advises planting and fertilizing lawns in the fall rather than waiting for spring. He recommends perennial grasses and clover in seed mixtures for a thick, green spring stand. Quality seed costs more up front but pays off with lasting growth and fewer bare patches. Adequate moisture is needed while seeds germinate before frost.

Daniel Roberts

Sugar refining as art and history of syrup use

For centuries sugar refining was viewed as an art, with much of the sweetness consumed as syrup due to the challenge of making a solid product. The passage notes the historical preference for syrup over crystallized sugar and hints at the technical hurdles in producing solid sugar.

West Side Pep Club Organizes For Year at Dayton High

The West Side High School pep club at Dayton governs its activities under Sharon Carter with Valeen Buttars as vice president and Shirley Bright as secretary. Members include Donna Lee Robinson arranging concessions and Eleanor Jee supervising hand movements, with advisor Gwen Hodges. Thirty five girls are enrolled and the group plans Sadie Hawkins dances and a pep club banquet as well as supporting school teams with cheerleaders.

West Side High School Dayton Sharon Carter Valeen Buttars Shirley Bright Donna Lee Robinson Eleanor Jee Geralyn Hobbs Ethel Beutler Margaret Dalley Scroll Gwen Hodges West

Betty Westerberg Candidate for Queen

Betty Westerberg of Preston is one of five University of Idaho coeds candidates for homecoming queen this year. University men will vote this week and the winning girl will reign over homecoming festivities Saturday October 4.

Betty Westerberg Preston University

Arlo Campbell Returns on Boxer in Korean War Duty

Arlo Campbell, airman first class in the US Navy and son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Campbell of Weston, returns aboard the aircraft carrier USS Boxer. The ship completes its third Korean War duty tour with Task Force 77, supporting air strikes on Pyongyang Wonsan Chongjin Songjin and other targets.

USS Boxer O. Campbell USN Clark Campbell Weston Fast Carrier Task Force 77 Pyongyang Wonsan Chongjin Songjin

Riverdale News Roundup of Visits and Local Happenings

Mrs Don Carter and daughters drove to Salt Lake City to visit her sister. Eliot Smith failed on a big horn sheep hunt but accompanied by Wendell Smith and Don Carter. Mr and Mrs Max Burbank of Pocatello visited the Smiths. Alec Alexander, state sanitary engineer, met with the Smiths. Reed Jensen and family rented the Larsen home for winter. PTA hosted a get acquainted evening with readings and musical numbers. Baptisms were performed at the Logan temple by Riverdale youths.

Don Carter Salt Lake Kaye Millward Eliot Smith Wendell Smith Carter Max Burbank Pocatello Wendell Smith Grace Larsen Utah Power and, Light Company Reed Jensen PTA Susan Packer Judy Packer Tamera Meek Verlene Henrie Dalan’ "Smith Neil Wold Marvalee Jane Woolf Ellen Swann Ray Barrington Preston L. M. Packer Byron Sation Lafe Smith Dwain Tate Ray ‘Barrington Gloria Barrington Linda McCombs Brent Gunderson Paul Tate Norman Smith Duane Keller Jerry Rindlisbaker Darrel Wold Lila Gunderson Logan

Local residents named as BYU Yale scholars and visitors

Royce Wold Lauradene Neeley and Ruth Forsgren are registered at BYU while Gale Smith Glen Smith Wilford Meek and Jack Wold attend Yale. Mr and Mrs Andrew Mower of Salt Lake were guests of Lafe Smith. Weekends featured visits to Glendale and Downey relatives. An infant Evan Wayne Barrington was blessed by grandfather C O Fellows. Local confirmations include Stephen Larsen Gerald Mahoney and Chester Jensen from Oneida Station. Lafe Smith and Andrew Mower enjoyed a two day fishing trip on the Blackfoot. Monday dinner guests were Rex Packer and Bryant Golightly of Preston.

Royce Wold Lauradene Neeley Ruth Forsgren BYU Gale Smith Glen Wilford Meekat Usac Jack Wold Yale ‘University Andrew ‘Mower Salt Lake Lafe Lee Wheeler Glendale Rosemary Christiansen Downey Lila Gunderson LaWayne Barrington Co. Vv Wayne Stephen: Larsen Gerald Mahoney Chester ‘Jensen Oneida Station Church

Women in Preston sought for part or full time work

Job ad seeks women in Preston aged 20 to 40 for full or part time work with promise of “Big Money.” The ad lists contact as Bob Irwin at 603 N 8th, Boise, Idaho, and emphasizes earnings.

Preston White Bob Irwin Boise

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