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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
9
County Agent DéVere Tovey says selective chemical weed killers have successfully controlled wild oats in barley wheat sugar beets and other crops in recent years. He notes pre emergent Ava dex and Avadex a W and post emergent Car byne as effective options when most oats are in the two stage.
Village of Franklin Idaho presents receipts totaling 31 718 31 including federal income tax and state of Idaho amounts for the period ending December 31 1962. Treasurer Ted E Steers attests to the statement’s accuracy sworn March 8 1963 before Notary Zelma Barrus. Publication date April 11 1963.
County agent and Avadex manufacturers report field trials showing Avadex BW superior to Avadex for wild oat control in wheat and barley. Precautions include uniform coverage, timely incorporation, soil depth, and deep mixing. Tovey invites farmers to participate in further trials.
At a Sunday gathering Mr and Mrs Glen Griffin welcomed their infant daughter Ellen blessed by her father and named Ellen. Ellen was confirmed with LuAnn Griffin also present by Aubrey and Glade Griffin assisting. Henry Ashcroft confirmed his daughter Maria with the bishopric assisting. Neil Andrew confirmed Joseph Wood son of Mr and Mrs Walter L Wood, and Bruce Hansen confirmed Craig Merrill son of Vergel Merrill. Members were received into the ward. Mr and Mrs Douglas Hutsaker and son Steven joined, and John Hichand Boggs is living with Mr and Mrs Lew P Allsop. The choir performed an Easter number Calvary conducted by Eithel Hawins.
The poem essay by G. C. Chatterton from 1961 honors the rugged men who built it and notes they are not present, yet gratitude remains for the old school as a symbol of hopeful beginnings.
The advisory committee met Monday at 8 p.m. to discuss finances, pane duis and operational matters for the school. Chairman James N. Hoggan reported attendees included students and Mrs. Carol McEntire. They reviewed new state funds for such programs and planned to approach East Side and West Side school boards for joint countywide participation. The group unanimously thanked donors and supporters for fundraising efforts.
The first Cub Scout pack meeting for Winder and Banida was led by Cubmaster Joseph Winger in Winder with Donald Ray Kofoed posting the flag. After ceremonies seven Winder boys earned their Bobcat badges.
The Citizen Idaho reports Dahl Hatch John Caspecsén and Brad Sparks have moved from their wards and will have badges mailed. Den mothers Clara Talbot Geneat Swainston and Sarah Geddes displayed articles by the boys. Relatives and friends attended with Bishopric advisers Robert Lindhardt and Hugh J Geddes.
Preston Idaho based insurance agency Hartford representative at 29 East Oneda Street offers fire life auto home liability coverage with contact number 852 1525.
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