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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1946

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Sugar rationing boosts Franklin County canning efforts

The Franklin County Canning Center receives extra sugar from the OPA to aid fruit preservation. Patrons may use two pounds of sugar per nine cans of fruit. sugar is included in the ten cent cost for processing in no 244 size cans. Appointments with secretary Mrs. C. P. Maughan are required to reduce congestion.

Franklin County Canning Center OPA Lincoln Ormenee Poerie C. P. Maughan

Preston Indians Hit Pocatello Tilt After North Cache Loss

Preston High faced a 13-0 defeat as North Cache Bulldogs forced two turnovers and two touchdowns. Preston travels to Pocatello Friday to face the strong Pocatello High squad with guard Glen Meek out due to a rib injury. The open date on Sept 27 remains unfilled, and the next home game is Oct 4 vs Blackfoot.

Preston North Cache Bulldogs Preston High Statt Segre Ers Ena Pocatello Pocatello High Glen Meek Preston Indians Blackfoot High School

Preston Jaycees Plan October 4 Air Show

Air Show sponsored by the Preston Jaycees aims for October 4 with Glen Petterberg as publicity chair. New highlights include competitive flying a spot landing ribbon cutting balloon dusting and crop dusting exhibitions. Planes from about 20 cities expected and a banquet will close the day with visiting airmen in attendance.

Preston Jaycees Glen Petterberg Intermountain

Lynn Robinson Wins Trophy in Salmon River Game Hunt

Lynn Robinson returned Tuesday with a large Big Horn ram trophy from a trip to the Middle Fork of the Salmon River country. He reached the checking station at Panthér Creek first, with companion Orval Salverson of Downey also returning with game amid reports of ample hunting and bad weather.

Lynn ‘Robinson Salmon River Lynn Orval ‘Salverson Downey

Hog Pool shipment hits yearly low for week

Wednesday hog pool report shows 42 tops and 7 sows listed for shipment totaling 12 875 pounds. Farmers were paid 2 702 80 dollars. Edgar Petterberg cites seasonal drop in readiness as cause. Next shipment scheduled October 2 with listings due September 28.

Edgar Petterberg

Idaho Jaycees to Host State Official Visit

Idaho State Junior Chamber of Commerce president Donald V. Involdstad will speak at a tri club meeting in the county courthouse basement next Wednesday evening September 25. Preston Lions Rotary join with Preston Jaycees. Mayor Edwin Crockett to give welcome address. Cliff Warr of the chamber to remark. Senior chamber members invited. music by Lyle Shipley. Randall's Cafe to provide and serve food at 8 p.m.

Donald V. sI.nvoldstad Kellog Idaho State Junior Chamber of Commerce Court House Preston Lions and Rotary Club Preston Jaycees Involdstad Jaycee Idaho Edwin Crockett Cliff Warr Chamber of Commerce Lyle Shipley Randall’s Cafe

Preston FFA Members Tour Eastern Idaho State Fair

Fifty members of the Preston Chapter of Future Farmers of America visited the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot last Saturday. They traveled with chaperones from Preston and toured livestock exhibits and farm equipment, ending with a visit to a mental hospital on the return trip. The Preston Chamber of Commerce sponsored transportation and praised the trip as a highlight for the boys.

Preston Future Farmers of America Blackfoot Fairview Orme Larsen Franklin County Preston Chamber of Commerce F. F.A

Preston High Elects Officers

Preston High voters chose new officers across four classes. Franklin incoming students helped shape outcomes with Darrell Handy named senior president, Linden Beckstead vice president, Jeannine Bradford secretary and social manager.

Franklin Darrell Handy Linden Beckstead Jeannine Bradford Kelly Bowles Dick ‘ Condie Josephine Winger Marvin Hollingsworth Morrie Charters Darrell Doney Ann Bennett Monte Olsen Eshmen Dalé Olsen Gaylord Christopherson

Road Rush Delays Mink Creek Road Project and Deeds

Franklin county commissioners met with Gov. Williams who visited the Mink Creek road project area last Saturday. The governor pledged efforts to rush the highway department work. deeds for right of way must be approved by the state highway department and may take ten days to return. Bids will follow once rights are secured, with two weeks needed for that phase, risking winter snow and possible postponement to next year.

Franklin County Board of County Commissioners Williams Mink Creek Highway Department State Highway Department Riverdale Boise

Preston High Annual Play Day Held This Thursday

The Preston High School hosts an afternoon play day to welcome new students. Oscar Almond chairs the event with faculty and student officers assisting. Classes adjourn to the grounds for games including contests and a tugs of war followed by a communal feed.

Preston High-School Oscar Almond

Governor Williams Seeks Road Aid at Preston Rally

Governor Williams and Mrs. Ruth Moon visited Preston with state and local Democratic leaders. They toured county roads including Mink Creek, promised Bureau of Roads work this fall, and spoke at a Blue Room banquet before a rally praising road improvements and recent legislative achievements.

Williams Bureau of Roads Randall’s Cafe F Ee Pete Blackfoot

No Benefits To Growers From Current Increase

Tom Heath of Franklin County Sugar Co. told Preston Rotary the $1.50 per hundredweight rise for sugar will not boost growers or sugar beet processors. He condemned what he calls government control and subsidies that he says drain funds and tax the public to prop up the industry, arguing the OPA price rise created the need for subsidies and debt, with the public paying again via taxes.

Cpas Tom Heath Franklin County Sugar Company Preston Rotary Club Credit Corporation Stor Dex Heath OPA Pearl Harbor

Funeral Service Held For Accidental Death Victim LeRoy Bosworth

Funeral services were held in Ontrio Oregon for LeRoy Bosworth who was killed by an automobile. Bishop Howard Hall led the service in the second ward with prayers by Bishop Lyman Purser and closing by T J Barker. The Preston cemetery burial followed under the auspices of Wishards Sons mortuary.

LeRoy Bosworth Ontrio Oregon Howard Hall Redemer Leora Lawnia Reeder Bishop Lyman Purser Russell Johnson Taylor Nelson L. E. Hansen Cloyd Hansen Stnr Garden of

Evans Accepts Instructor Post at Preston High

Miss Bernice Evans, a three year University of Tiaho student, has accepted the position of instructor of physical education for girls at Preston High School. A Preston graduate, she returns to join the faculty this year as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Evans.

Bernic Evans University of Tiaho Preston High School Preston School Wayne Evans

Impressive Service At Clifton For Orrin Howell

Orrin Howell was honored with a Clifton chapel service conducted by Bishop Winward of Clifton. L. J. Petty and L. E. McDermott gave invocation and benediction, with Bishop Alfred Kern officiating at the cemetery. Speakers praised Howell as a lifelong neighbor and church worker, including William Hawkes, Leslie B. Howell, and Elder Harold B. Lee. Music by Clifton choir and regional soloists highlighted the service. Pallbearers included Orrin Howell’s two sons Reed and Coe, and four grandsons from California, Idaho, and Utah.

Ortin Citton Clifton Bo Iw Winward L. J. Petty L. E. McDermott Denise Daphne Smith Mary Lou Hawkes Odell Stevenson Pocatello M. H. McNeil Los Angeles Calif Reed and Coe ‘Howell California Odell and Ray’ Stevenson Wayne Stevenson Montpelier Neil Howell Ogden Utah

Victory Chorus Sings in Fifth Ward

The Victory Chorus will lead the Sacrament meeting in the Fifth Ward Sunday evening at eight. Under the direction of Mrs Norma Crabtree the choir will perform musical numbers and provide the speaker for the meeting.

Fifth Ward Chris Norma Crabtree

Preston FFA Dairy Judging Team Tops Eastern Idaho Fair

In a dairy judging contest at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot the Preston FFA team, with Bob Sparrow Carl Neeley and John Hansen, scored 1551.0 of 1800 to beat 11 schools led by Shelley High School. Bob Sparrow led individuals with 1566.8 points and earned three first place medals as the team won banners for first place overall and for Holsteins and Guernseys judging.

South Idaho Preston F. F. A Idaho Blackfoot Preston Bob Sparrow Carl Neeley John Hansen Shelley High School Grace Sugar City Paris Rigby Acon Pocatello Idaho Falls Rexburg J. Anthony Bob Sparrow High Preston Boys Istand Srd Sparrow Charles Sparrow Guernseys Yteam

Bishop Whitehead Replaced as Bench Ward Bishop

The Bench ward bishop, F Blain Whitehead, was released last Sunday after nine years. Merrill D Hubbard becomes bishop with Owen D Clegg and Earl Whitehead as counselors. Elvin Hubbard serves as clerk with Merlin Peterson as assistant.

F. Blain Whitehead Ward Bishop Whitehead Joe'Clegg Merrill-Hubbard Stake Milton ‘Hartvigsen Dee Andreason Alvin Lechtenberg Merrill D. Hubbard Owen ‘D.' Clegg Earl Whitehead Elvin Hubbard Merlin ‘Peterson

Three Accidents On Highways In County This Week

Sheriff Lee Hansen urged greater caution after three traffic accidents in the past week. A fourteen year old girl Tyra Bergeson of Dayton was severely cut when struck by a truck as she crossed the highway near her home after getting off her school bus. The Aero Beer truck driven by Lester J Luck of Malad struck her from behind as she crossed from in front of the bus. Two cars also collided on Cub River road near Mapleton. Ray Talbot and Laval Jensen were involved, sending one car into the river embankment.

Lee Hansen Tyra, Bergeson Dayton E. O. Bergeson Isi Dayton Ber Géson Clifton Aero Beer Lester J.luck Malad Hansen Idaho Cub River Mapleton School Ray, Talbot Richmond Laval Jensen Preston

Preston Announces Vacancy For Third Grade Teacher

Supt Harland Simmons announced the Preston schools need a new third grade teacher after Marjorie Worley resigned this week. Worley plans to join her husband returning from overseas duty when discharged. Interested applicants should contact the superintendent immediately.

Harland Simmons Preston Marjorie Worley

Rifle Club Scores For Sunday's Shoot

Preston Rifle Club held a Sunday morning shoot with thirteen members. Pete Jorgensen led with 50 while Vic Jorgensen scored 47 and missed three pulls. Virgil Larson followed with 48, Emory Belnap 47, and other scores listed, showing Albert Moser and Ben Cazier among participants. Albert Moser vows to do better next Sunday. all members urged to participate.

Preston Rifle Club Pete Jorgensen Idaho Pete Vic Pete Jin Virgil Larson Emory Belnay

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Canning Center Lynn Robinson State Jaycee Rotary Lions CCC Preston Fea Orrin Howell Portland Ruth Ann Mitton Idaho Woolgrowers’ ’S Association Dairy Division Dorrell? Rogers Henry Drury Dora’ Maughan Ranae Bailey Virginia Evans Nadine Forsgren Renee Rindlisbaker Elaine Vateylaus Paul Larsen Pearl Gibson Valene Kofoed Richard Olsen Elvin Cutler David McClun Clarele Hollingsworth Marlon Meek Barbara Olsen Beth Olsen Dora Maughan Lillias Ann Tanner Barbara, Dursteler Thayle Beckstead Norda Lee* Bodily Joan Alder Elnor Allen Margie Smith Heyus Barbara Beth Olsei Dora’ ‘Maughan Ann Tanner Dusteler Ruth Ann ‘Mitton Thayle “Becktstead Joyce Tahner Elnar “Allen Franklin County’ Nerd Mr. Drury Douglas Wright Mr. Rogers Mark .V. .Talbot M. Jessop Drury FEA Grace Bench Ene Rifle Club
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