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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
5
The county ASC office invites farmers to join the 1958 acreage reserve, with April 18 as the final filing date. Authorization is now to proceed with signup and new funds enable those listed or blocked by funds to file agreements within the present allocation. The event featured a ground breaking and a fundraising auction raising $860.2 for the building fund.
Mrs. Edward Willden and Lake City visitors, including Mrs. Darrel Rogers and family, returned home after days with Dayton relatives. Stan Ralphs drove Willden’s car to Salt Lake City then to San Diego for Navy duty. Dayton ward Relief Society offers a week long remodeling class led by Lucretia Maughan. Groundbreaking for the new Dayton ward chapel occurred March 29 at 3 p.m. due to weather, with church leaders from Salt Lake City and Oneida stake in attendance.
Preston residents note weekend visits and travels across Utah and Idaho. Families such as Keller, Evans, Sharp, Nielsen, Bosworth, Hogge, and Hall are cited with relatives in Salt Lake City Snowville Layton Logan Ashton and Lawton. Dale Brown and Roma Cordingley plan a two week move to Warren Air Force Base.
An overview of vitamins their essential function and dietary sources. It explains deficiency risks how vitamins regulate metabolism and notes sun produced vitamin D and the seven basic food groups for a balanced diet. Historical note on lime juice preventing scurvy is included.
Fragmented quotation presents Jesus Christ as a humble carpenter turned preacher who faced betrayal, trial, crucifixion, and burial. It notes that nineteen centuries later he remains the central figure of humanity and progress, contrasting worldly power with his life and teachings.
Idaho health officials note a drop to 23 polio cases in 1957 from 110 in 1956 and March 1958 shows no new cases. Dr. Carver stresses three vaccine doses and timely completion to ensure protection before the summer polio season.
Local report details the creation of the Sabre Air Squadron at Utah State University led by 2Lt Col Blair Shale. Charter members include 18 freshmen and sophomores from the AFROTC drill team with David L. Orme and Steven A. Johnson named among cadets. Twenty four cadets will be chosen for the detachments drill team to compete in the Western drill contest and the national event set for April 25 in San Francisco.
Jack Kennard of the Soil Conservation Service spoke to Harvey Larsen's five biology classes at Preston High School about soil and water conservation efforts in the Franklin Soil Conservation District. He outlined cooperation among the Franklin district, the U S Soil Conservation Service, and the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, and explained land classification and farm conservation plans as blueprints for soil and water stewardship.
A written plan of soil and water conservation on each farm is described as essential. The plan forms the basis for cooperation with SCS and local conservation districts, guiding practical and useful farm soil and water practices.
The Idaho Division of Traffic Safety urges parents to teach children bicycle safety. Operators have the rights and duties of motorists and may not perform tricks. Riders must use one or two abreast, avoid attaching to other vehicles, yield to the right, and use front white light and rear red reflector. A bell or signaling device is required and hands must stay on the handlebars while riding.
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