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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1965

Page

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Franklin County School Enrollment Looks Similar to Last Year

Franklin County schools opened Monday with enrollment figures near last year. Eastside district shows more first graders, Central and Whitney share 36 student first classes, Franklin hosts a 38 student class. Total first graders reach 166 and overall district counts list 893 Eastside students across Central Jefferson Whitney and Franklin schools.

Eastside Central Whitney Franklin East Side Jefferson Preston West Side Clifton School Weston Clifton

Miss Idaho Heads to Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City

Rhonda Hammond Miss Idaho 1965 will depart Boise Sunday with her parents for Atlantic City. She will stay at Haddon Hall Board Walk while the pageant runs events with the main contest Friday and Saturday. The Hammond family thanks supporters from Preston Rotary Lions and Elks clubs for funds and encouragement.

Preston Rhonda Hammond Boise Mark Hammond Salt Lake City Atlantic City Haddon Hall North Carolina Board Walk Lynn Fackrell Preston Lions Club Rhonda Hammond Preston Rotary Lions and Elks Clubs

Jaycees Bring Three Ring Circus to Preston

Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce presents Birnam Brothers 3 Ring Circus at Franklin Fair Grounds on Sept 9 with two performances at 6 and 8 pm. The program features Lorlinlee Troupe high wire, Johnson juggling team, Burdett Troupe equilibrist, and many animal displays plus four production numbers led by Ricardo.

Preston Birnam Brothers Lorlinlee High Wire Johnson Burdett Equilbrists Silver Lakes Dick and Mavis Don Sonny Franklins Spaingiéland Orental Collossal Ricardo Blackstone

Idaho to issue license photos with Social Security numbers

Franklin County drivers began having photos taken at the sheriff's office for new colored licenses. The SSN will become the license number, replacing old numbers where available. The change spans three years with staggered photo dates and requires applicants to bring their social security number. Grace High School activities update with superintendent meeting and class registrations noted.

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Frost Ends Valley Bean Crop in North Cache Valley

August frost damaged gardens and bean crops in North Cache Valley though fieldmen report most pole beans harvested and bush beans still in good shape. Weather data from Oneida Station notes a 32 degree low, August average 67, peak 100, with 8 storms in 1965.

Cache Valley California Acting Oneida

Grace School Lunch Program Names Leadership for Year

Grace announces Howard Peterson will head the lunch program and oversee personnel. LeRoy Longenbohn will manage the kitchen with cooks including Anna Page Maud Egbert Frank Johnson Vernon Johnson and Owen Jacobsen.

GRACE Howard Peterson Personel LeRoy Longenbohn Anna Page Maud Egbert Frank Johnson Vernon Johnson Owen Jacobsen

Weather Cuts Attendance At Annual County Fair

Franklin County Fair closed with a smaller crowd on the final day due to favorable harvest weather keeping farmers in fields. Fair Board Chairman William Robinson noted record exhibits in open class needlecraft, flowers, poultry and rabbits, plus the Eighth Annual Junior Fat Stock Sale overseen by Orval Benson’s committee.

Franklin County William Robinson Robinson Orval Benson Farm Bureau

Montana State University Reference Noted in Obscure Bio

Fragmentary notes place a man at Montana State University and Bozeman as director of an LDS Institute. The text adds he taught at Eastern to College and mentions his marriage to Darre lyn Owens of Preston. The source is unclear on dates and full roles.

Montana State University Bozeman LDS Institute Religion

Franklin County Fair Junior Fat Stock Sale totals

The event saw 97 animals sold for 13 629 82 dollars including 48 steers 44 lambs and hogs. Beef weighed 42 900 lbs bringing 11 967 60 dollars at 7 87 cwt. Top beef Terry Greaves sold by Al Jo Lounge for 39 00 cwt. Top lamb Douglas Smith sold to Edwards Floral for 62 cwt totaling 46 80. Five hogs 1 026 pounds brought 309 54 dollars averaging 30 16 cwt. Top hog Brent Sharp sold to Knudsen Pack for 33 cwt totaling 66 00. Leland McCling local auctioneer. Sale clerked by Cache Valley Auction Company. Sponsored by Orval Benson with Franklin County Fair Board.

Terry Greaves al Jo Lounge Douglas Smith Edwards Floral Brent Sharp Knudsen Pack Leland McCling Cache Valley Auction Company Umer Orval Benson Fat ‘Stock & Sale Committee Franklin County Fair Board

Rotary District 542 Governor to Visit Preston

Lawrence E Erickson of Idaho Falls, district 542 governor, will visit Preston next week. He will address Preston Rotarians at their Wednesday meeting and confer with Harry Gambles, club president, and other members. Erickson, a retired J C Penney manager, leads Rotary’s 12,000 clubs in 127 countries and will discuss plans for activities and expansion.

Lawrence E. "Erickson Idaho Falls Rotary Interna Organization Preston Preston Rotarians Harry Gambles Et Bi Rotary Rotary Club of Ericgon J. C. Penny Co Keays Atlantic New Jersey Repon Gambles Rotary Slab P Elor

Fragmentary Promos Hint Labor Day Weekend Plans

Readable scraps describe enticing promotions and ticket details for a Labor Day weekend event. Mentions cards, subscriptions, and a resort near Salt Lake City with rides and a central Citizen Office payment option.

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City Plans First East Paving Project and Mix Purchase

The city council approves paving First East from the highway to First South and then to Fourth East using a plant mix. It will be supplied by LaGrande Jobinson Company of Logan at a rate of 81 cents per yard for about 29,000 yards. A 2 inch mat will be laid on the street.

Eee Ee City ‘Council Esday Mix LaGrande Jobinson Company Logan Ee Street Ing Ona

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