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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

Page

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Former Resident Recalls Heroic Vietnam Rescue Mission

Winderman, a former Preston High School graduate, earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroism in Vietnam. Warrant Officer Earl Palmer, 20 miles from Saigon, logged over 1000 flight hours on recon, rescue, and supply missions with the 118th Aviation Company at Bien Hoa. He recounts a resupply mission under heavy fire, a copter taking a single bullet hole, and landing near a surrounded battalion, then being picked up by a second helicopter.

Preston High School South Vietnam Winderman Dillon Daily Snieldsib T Sen Umnt South Viet Nam Palmer Bien Hoa Walter Klinghagen 118Th Aviation Company Saigon Sion

FBI Agent Vern Jensen to Speak at County Officers Meeting

Vern Jensen of the FBI from Pocatello will address the Franklin County Peace Officers at their regular meeting on Monday. The luncheon at Pop n Pins starts at 1 p.m., and the event is open to all interested attendees as the association supports county law enforcement collaboration.

Vern Jensen Federal Bureau of Investigation Pocatello Franklin County Peace Officers Association del Smith Peace Officers Association

Preston residents named to Legion Auxiliary district posts

Mrs Ned Hutchins of Malad was named vice president of the Sixth District American Legion Auxiliary. Robert Rice of Preston was named adjutant of the American Legion. New district officers were installed for the coming year joining officers including Mrs Delores Bloxom Downey president and Mrs Tess Price Malad chaplain.

Ned Hutchins American Legion Auxiliary Malad American Legion Robert Rice Preston Delores Bloxom Downey Mariel Mortensen Grace Tess Price LaDonna Day Emma Vaughan Rockland

Mississippi Melody Operetta Set By Preston Junior High

The Mississippi Melody operetta, a Tom Sawyer themed program, is planned for April 15 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Carl Hoffman directs with Mer vin Sharp and Robert Smith assisting, featuring a cast including Forrest Oliverson Tom Sawyer and Bobby Hyde Huckle Finn among many others.

Tom Sawyer Preston Junior High School Carl Hoffman Mervin Sharp Robert Smith Forrest Oliverson Bobby Hyde Huckle Finn Terry Howell Joe Harper Paul Schow Ben Rogers Howard Rawlings Sidney Kevin Alan Pudd Head Wilson

Grace Pageant Set by Caribou Lions Club

The annual Grace beauty pageant sponsored by the Lions clubs of Caribou county is scheduled for April 23. Floyd Banks of Bancroft has been named chairman of the Miss Caribou Committee.

Grace Lions Clubs of Caribou County Floyd Banks Bancroft

Easter Egg Hunt Set For Next Saturday In City Park

The Pres ton Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the annual Easter Egg Hunt beginning at 3 p.m. in city park. Park sections are arranged by age groups from three to fifteen years, with prize eggs hidden across the grounds and special prizes scattered throughout.

Preston Jerry Dursteler

Eastside Teachers Receive 12 Percent Salary Increase

Eastside school district approves about 12 percent pay raise for teachers funded by roughly $80,000 state extra money. Beginning salaries rise with master degree and other credentials while new brackets set for masters and 30 graduate hours.

Eastside William G. Ward

Music Festival Draws Groups in Pocatello

The fifth district music festival occurs Friday and Saturday in Pocatello. Solos and oRseibiss perform Friday while large groups compete Saturday. Preston sends the high school band mixed chorus girls chorus and boys chorus directed by J Golden Ward and Carl Hoffman. Students have rehearsed since last fall.

Pocatello Solos oRseibiss Preston J. Golden Ward Carl Hoffman

County to Name Group To Study Area College

Franklin County commissioners will appoint a committee to study forming a junior college district in southeastern Idaho. The proposed district would include Oneida Franklin Bear Lake Caribou and part of Bannock counties. The group will explore law requirements and funding, including tuition and local taxes.

Area College Franklin County Commissioners Idaho Albert Moser Board of County Commissioners Oneida Franklin Bear Lake Caribou Bannock West Side Eastside Usi Moser Preston Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Junior College Hirschi

Franklin County Bond Sales Lag in February

U S Savings bond sales in Franklin County for February totaled 929 dollars, reaching 18.3 percent of the annual quota. January and February combined total 9147 dollars, leaving Franklin County second lowest in progress behind Caribou and ahead of Bannock Bear Lake Bingham Oneida Power in regional performance. Franklin’s goal stands at 50000 dollars.

U.s.savings Franklin County Caribou Bannock Bear Lake Bingham Oneida Power

Humorist Heenan Elliott to Address Knife and Fork Club

Heenan Elliott, a leading west coast emcee and humorist, will speak at the Knife and Fork Club. The event is set for Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in the Court House, announced club officer Robert Acock.

Heenan Elliott West Coast Knife and Fork Club Robert Acock Court House

Idaho sales tax talk at Pop N Pins meeting

A noon meeting at Pop N Pins will feature Tim Brennen, executive director of the Idaho Retailers Association, explaining the new sales tax law. The no host event aims to inform the general public with a later report planned.

Idaho Pop N Pins Tim Brennen The Idaho Retailers ‘Association Lundicont Subic Mer Brennen Mmr Epremnen Willl

Area Women To Attend Soda Meeting

All Franklin County women are invited to the Southeastern District Extension Homemakers conference Friday in Soda Springs at the Masonic Hall. District director Mrs. Gwen Budge chairs. Councils from Franklin Bear Lake Bingh am Bannock Caribou and Omeda prepared plans. The theme Continuing Education for Women will be discussed by Dr Raymond Kooi director of adult education at the University.

Cleveland Franklin County Soda Springs Gwen Budge Masonic Hall Franklin Bear Lake Bingham Bannock Caribou Omeda Raymond Kooi Ther ‘University

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