Eastside announces 1960 61 school assignments by Harmon
Superintendent Richard L Harmon reveals the 1960 61 staff and classroom allocations for Eastside School District. Banida Wyora Cole central Franklin Jefferson Mink Creek Whitney Junior high and senior high schools list principals teachers and grade assignments, plus administration board and bus staff named.
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Richard’ L. _Harmon
Eastside
Banida
Wyora‘ J. Cole
Central
Sylvia
al Swann
Susie G.buxton
Reo G. Alder
Leo “We Boden
Bernicce
Sherman
J. Lindhaardt
H. ‘Keller
Virginia C
Merrill
Harmon
Lur Ena
Ws.Dunlop
Sarah G. Johnson
Royal Austin
Floyd Bennett
George Burbank
Lamar
Cole
Richard
Christiansen
Vernon Hinckley
Barnard Inglet
Viggo Jensen
Larry
Rindlisbaker
Dale Larsen
iPerrey Larsen
Allen
Lons Facker
En Porter
Horace
Farm Bureau Fun Day At Franklin County Fair Saturday
The annual Farm Bureau fun day will be held Saturday in connection with the Franklin County Fair. Lunch stands operate all day with foods at cost. Weston-Linrose led by Raymond Hobbs will sell hamburgers and hot dogs. Mink Creek community with Delmer Olson in charge will offer soda milk chocolate milk orange drinks and popsicles. Starting at 10 a m the softball game features Franklin stake and Oneida stake winners. Franklin girls coached by Mrs Max Olsen won the Franklin stake championship for two years while Clifton-Oxford 2 girls coached by Mrs S Joel Peterson have won the Oneida stake three straight years earning ownership of the stake trophy. Following the ball game the prize drawing will be held with names drawn from a Farm Bureau member drawing box. prizes awarded to those present. After the drawing kids races will be run by Egypt Whitney Glendale community with prizes to winners. Community booths in the exhibit building will show farm bureau leaders exhibits and county talent finds. Continued on page Sone.
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Farm “Bureau
Franklin County
Weston-Linrose
Raymond ‘Hobbs
Mink” Creek
Delmner “Olson
Clifton-Oxford
S. Joel ‘Peterson
Oneida
Champons
Egypt
Whitney
Glendale
Farm Bureau
Ledders
Sone
Preston High Sets 1960 61 Start Next Tuesday
The 1960 61 Preston High School year begins next Tuesday for all students. Registration for classes starts at 9 AM with seniors from 9 to 11. juniors 11 to 1 45. and sophomores 2 to 3 45. Fees total 17 dollars, 9 dollars for book rental and 8 dollars for activity fund. The team travels to Pocatello Friday for the season opener.
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Preston High School
Preston Indians
Pocatello
Preston High Band Invited to Peach Day Parade
Preston High School marching band will participate in the Peach Day celebration in Brigham City on September 9 and 10. Ross Bowen, parade chairman, expressed happiness at confirmation of attendance after a successful summer season hindered by limited funds.
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Preston High
Preston
Brigham City
Ross Bowen
Grace
Montpelier
Fire School Attendee From Southeast Idaho
Mr and Mrs Lowell Neeley visited Moscow on August 18. Neeley attended the Idaho state fire school with 250 firemen registered. he was the only southeastern Idaho firefighter at the special school.
4-H Style Show Highlights 45 Piece Ensemble
Sen John Kennedy to speak at Pocatello High School auditorium on Tuesday September 6 campaign stop. Franklin County Democratic committee and candidates attend. The 45 piece 4-H ensemble performs before the show with varied sections and a longtime director and accompanist. Mr and Mrs Cleo Swenson invited to Philadelphia meeting with Eisenhower and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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John
Kennedy
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Franklin County
Democratic, Central, Committee
Franklin’ County
Cleo
Swenson
Philadelphia
Eisenhower
Tor
United’ States
the Academy
Music
Bus service cuts announced for Fairview area students
Fairview area will have only two buses this school year replacing three. Richard L Harmon, superintendent, says Sam Inglet and Vern Hinckley will drive the buses with same pickup routes for youngsters. Winder-Banida route ends due to Winder school closure. Garth Monson, Provo native, earned a master's in personnel and guidance at BYU summer graduation. his family attended. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jamison of Columbia, Missouri, visiting relatives here planning a 10 day stay.
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Fairview
Richard L
Harmon
Sam Inglet
Vern. Hinckley
Winder-Banida
Winder
Mernon Jamison
Columbia, Mo
Mrs. Cecil
Woodward
Brigham Young University ROTC Graduates 515 Commissioned
During graduation exercises at Brigham Young University Aug 19 Cadet Benson son of Deval D and Mrs Benson received a commission in the United States Air Force The BYU ROTC unit activated in 1951 has produced 515 commissioned cadets five of whom trained as pilots at Provo airport and now hold private pilot licenses They will enter jet pilot training in the Air Force within a year
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Brigham
Younng University
Provo
Air Force
Elk hunt permits issued after Idaho drawing
A public drawing by the Idaho Fish and Game Department issued 1 975 elk hunt permits from seven controlled hunts amid 5 731 applications. Recipients from Franklin county include Rolen Bastian Wayne L Bingham Oscar Campbell Parley R Campbell Jim Carter George Glen Carter Randall Dursteler Jr Wade M Dursteler Leo C Dursteler Dale Dursteler Garold B Fisher Stanley A Fisher Alan Dee Hampton Alma Biggs Hampton Willa Hollingsworth Roland L Hull Cherriel Hull Ernest A Jansen Richard Jansen Dennis J Jessops John JF King Harry Knapp Parley L Keller Dale F McKay Donny Newbold Harrison Robbins Lee Schyanevelat Naomi Schwanavant John Sparrow Rhoda Sparrow Charles Stevenson of Weston. The Willow Creek hunt drew 207 permits. Valgene 3 Anderson and Vic Jorgensen, both of Preston. Nine permits were awarded for Bear River elk hunt No. 208: Eugene C Anderson James A Hensen Kenneth B Hansen Edwin 8 Hansen Floyd Palmer Jesper Rasmussen Aramitha Hasmussen Lorin Rasmussen, all of Preston. Robert McLaughlin of Mountain Home and Ralph Harding of Blackfoot are Democratic candidates mentioned.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Franklin County
Rolen Bastian
Wayne L. Bingham
Weston
Oscar Campbell
Aid Parley R. Campbell
Jim Carter
George Glen Carter
Preston
Randall
Dursteler Jr
Wade
M. Dursteler
Leo C.dursteler
Dale Dursteler
Garold B. Fisher
Stanley A. Fisher
Oxford
Alan Dee~ Hampton
Alma Biggs Hampton
Franklin
Willa Hollingsworth
Roland L. Hull
Gherriel Hull
Ernest ‘A. Jensén
Richard Jensén
Dennis J. Jessops
John JF. King
Harry Knapp
Parley L. Keller
Dale’ F. McKay
Donny Newbold
Hazen Robbins
Lee
Schyanevelat
Naomi
Schwanavent
John~ Sparrow
Rhoda
Sparrow
Charles’ ‘Stevenson
Willow
Anderson
Vic Jorgensen
Eugene_ C. Anderson
James A Hensen
Kenneth
B. “Hansén
Edwin_ 8
Floyd ‘Palmer
Jesper, Rasmussen
Aramitha Hasmussen
Lorin Rasmussen
Preston area sugar plant sold to Amalgamated Sugar
Heath announces Amalgamated Sugar Company of Ogden has bought the Preston plant and assets. Transfer effective August 31, with Heath remaining as buyer’s representative to run operations for at least five years. 1960 beet crop under contract will be processed by Amalgamated Sugar. Stockholders plan liquidation, affecting local Idaho Utah area interests. plant to operate as usual for decades.
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Heath
F - County Sugar Company
Preston
Jasdigne
Sugate
Gare Seror
Heath- Indles
Franklin County
Idaho-Utah
Sugar Company Ag
Eplant
Amalgamated Sugar to operate Preston factory confirms executive
E Benning executive vice president and general manager of Amalgamated Sugar Co confirmed plans to operate the Preston factory under Amalgamated supervision. The Franklin County facility will continue to produce sugar, with Thomas Veteath named vice president and division head overseeing the unit.
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E. Benning
Amalgamated Sugar Comp
Pany
Gale
Preston
Franklin County
Thomias Veteath
R ‘Ager
Heat
Franklin County Fair Opens With Record Exhibits In All Sections
The 1960 Franklin County Fair opened officially this morning with a record number of exhibits across open class, 4-H, and FFA divisions. Livestock, dairy, and crop displays began Monday, with judging delayed for open class and 4-H crops due to the high exhibit volume. Dr. T Donald Bell and Wendell Fuhriman led expert judging, with K R Johnson also overseeing. The 4-H style show drew 132 outfits at Preston High School, awarding blue ribbons to 101 girls. community booths were judged by Denna Noyes and Anton S Horn, Idaho judges.
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Franklin’ County
Fay
Humber
William
Rob Lasony
Fair Board
FFA
T. Donald Bell
University of Idaho
Wendell
Fuhriman
Logan
Cecil Alidaffer
Caribou County
K. R.johnson
Whitney- Egypt
Treasureton
Fairview
Anton
S. Horn
Preston’ High ‘School
Vera
Cole
Monta
Nelson
Zelda
Hinckley
Idaho
Wheat’ Growers Assn
Preston Junior High Sets Fall Registration and Fees
The Preston high school announces fall registration for junior high students with classes, fees, and required courses. Seventh and eighth graders must take a science course. sixth graders take a first year science. Textbooks are provided for seventh and eighth grades. ninth graders pay a $5 fee. Total costs per student reach $4.50 plus specific fees. A two per locker policy is noted and transfer slips or report cards must be shown. An agriculture tour by local business leaders and farmers accompanies registration. The agriculture committee will award certificates at the harvest banquet in fall. Max Millar leads the committee.
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Stu ‘Dent, Hady
Preston
Siice ‘High
Agriculture Committee
Preston Chamber of ‘Commierce
Max Millar
Idaho Farm Bureau units plan local input on policy
Idaho Farm Bureau leaders including vice president William Liese say county and community units will develop policies for the coming year through study and discussion. In Franklin County 737 Farm Bureau families are poised to participate by submitting recommendations, with local policy developed first and then sent to the state convention for delegates from 21 counties.
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AP Et
William ‘Liese
Falls
Idaho Farm Bureau
Idaho
Liese
saidIn
Farm” Bureau
Franklin
Idaho Farm ‘Bureau
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Bette Carter
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Virginia Cherrington
Local County Recorder
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Denver
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Fairview Area
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