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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1963

Page

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White Elephant Sale and Car Wash Planned by Preston Thespians

Preston High Thespian club and Speech Department plan a weekend fundraiser with an old fashioned white elephant rummage sale at the Van Gass building near the Preston Citizen Office and a two point car wash at two city service stations. Donations are being collected by the department and Delmar Derricott. Proceeds aid stage equipment and Thespian club funds.

Delmar Derricott Preston High School Bruce Oliverson Sue Ann Whittle Mike McKenzie Ann Weber Citizen Preston High Thespian Club and Speech Department van Gas Preston Citizen Office Club High School Speech Department Thespian Club

Election set for Franklin Soil Conservation District slate

Stanton M Hawkes, chair, announces November 1, 1963 as election day for two board seats. Nominations open under state law with petitions signed by at least 10 qualified electors who own land or reside in the district. Polling superintendent Dennis Ralphs to collect signatures. top two vote getters will serve four year terms.

Stanton M Hawkes Board of Supervisors Franklin Soil Conservation Service District Board W D Smart DeRalph Perry SCS Preston Dennis Ralphs Cecil Foster

Grace High Alumni Star at Weber State Football

Three former Grace High School athletes at Weber State in Ogden Utah lead the 3-0 Wildcats. Lynn Smith 1960 Junior College All American tops Big Sky in passing and total offense. Curt Wilker leads in rushing and scoring. Terry Van Vleet shines as defensive end.

GRACE Grace High Weber State College Ogden Utah Lynn Smith Big Sky Curt Wilker Terry van Vleet Weber State

Oneta Forsgren Dies in Salt Lake Mission Home

Mrs Oneta Fuhriman Forsgren wife of State Senator J Clifford Forsgren died Wednesday morning of a heart attack at about 4 45 am in the Salt Lake LDS Mission Home. She had lived in Preston since 1924 and was born May 20 1897 in Providence Utah. She was married Oct 5 1921 in the Salt Lake Temple and is survived by her husband four sons two sisters and a brother. Continued on back page.

Oneta Fuhriman Forsgren J Clifford Forsgren Salt Lake Forsgren New England States Preston Providence Utah Joseph H Furdiman May Ann Johnson Don C Richmond Seth Nampa Clayter Rexburg Clayne Champaigne Carl O Claris) Felix Logan Leland Relda) Jorgensen Howard J. Fuhriman

Beets Harvest Nears Peak at Amalgamated Sugar Plant

Officials report beets in full harvest at the Lewiston plant with recent 85 inches of rain. Quality appears normal to slightly better, with final crop payments due October 28. Dry beet pulp available in bulk, bagging to start soon. farmers advised to cover loads to prevent wind loss.

Amalgamated Sugar Company Lewiston

Hunters Urged To Observe Forest Fire Safety Rules

District Forest Range Ranger Ralph B Roberts warns hunters to follow ten fire safety rules as deer season opens Saturday after recent rains reduced danger. Rules cover clearing ground, wind protection, digging a fire pit, using small fires, fully extinguishing, reporting fires, and leaving a clean camp with careful cigarette and match use.

Ralph B. Roberts Ranger Roberts Pete Von

Board Restores Rural Door-To-Door Bus Service

East Side school district board of trustees voted three to one to restore door-to-door bus service in rural areas after a month of delegations from Riverdale Creek and other regions. Dean Smith proposed the change with support from Robert Hull Ted Steers voted for and Phenor Edgley against. Chairman Drvid Cutler did not vote but opposed routing changes.

East Side School District Board of Trustees Riverdale Creek Dean Smith Robert Hull Ted Steers Phenor Edgley Drvid Cutler Roy Ware William Ward Ricks

Fourth Man Files For City Council

Theo Bell, a Preston farmer, becomes the fourth candidate to file for city council, joining Floyd Palmer Glen Gamble and Harold Pinson. Charles Peterson was the first to file for mayor. Petitions for Bell and Gamble await verification. Voter registration deadlines and office hours are announced, with home registration offered.

Preston Theo Bell Preston Farmer Floyd Palmer Glen Gamble Harold Pinson Charles Peterson Mr. Bell Phil Gamble Rhys Swainston Swainston

PUC Hearing Scheduled Here

A hearing on the proposed rate increase for Utah Power and Light will be held in Preston for Bear Lake Oneida and Franklin county areas. The Utah PUC announced the Preston hearing time and date later and listed members Ralph Wickbert Frank Meek and A O Sheldon among those at the Pocatello session.

Utah Power and Light Preston Pocatello Public Utilities Commission Russell Cranney Ralph Wickbert Frank Meek A O Sheldon Bear Lake Oneida Franklin County

Rotary Head Wite Tuesday Visit by District Governor

Arthur Roberts district governor will meet with Rotary International board in Preston Tuesday and with the general membership on Wednesday. The board of directors meets at Royce Fuhriman’s home. Wednesday’s noon session is at Pop n Pin Lanes for the annual district governor visit to the local club.

Arthur Roberts Rotary International Preston Royce Fuhriman

Trash Fire at City Dump Reaches Large Scale

Fire officials say a blaze west of Preston Wednesday night was trash burning at the city dump. Crews responded to a large volume of flames, likely from dumped trash and tires, seen as out of control before containment by the Preston fire department.

Preston Preston Fire Department the Fire Department

Get Acquainted Night For Senior-Junior PTA

The senior junior high school PTA schedules its first meeting for Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. President Lynn Fackrell says new teachers will be introduced and parents can meet staff. Reed Benchley outlines the new Preston High guidance program as Elmo Keller and William Ward give brief remarks. PTA memberships will be sold.

PTA Parent-Teachers Association Lynn Fackrell Preston High School Reed Benchley Elmo Keller Walliam Ward

Remodeling Of Building Underway In County District

The old telephone building is being completely remodeled into a new Pro duction Credit Association office with three rooms, an open reception area, and a lobby. Harris Brothers of McCammon handle the project with architect Fred Von Nipdarhansen of Ogden. the building, bought by the Federal Land Bank, will serve five counties and be located in the First Security Bank area.

Ing Cezanion Joe Co Ae Harris Brothers of Cammon Ae E Association Fice R.“Fred von" Nipdarhansen Production Credit Association Federal Land Bank Ae First Security Bank

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White Elephant Sale Thespians Soil Conservation Oneta Forsgren Mission Home Oneta Forsgren Eccalybe Hocal Rulon Deen Thombel Aihagen Tin Cioaien Okehs Mr. Swainston Bell Mink Creek Fourth Ward Rotary Head Satie Ater Demaeion
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