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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1966

Page

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ASC Committee Chairmen Named For County Areas

LaGrand Spatig announced results of the 1967 ASCS community committee elections. Balloting closed December 1, counted December 6, with each Community naming a chairman vice chairman and regular member plus alternates. The chairmen will serve as delegates to the county convention December 16 at 10 am.

ASC ASCS LaGrand Spatig Theo Schwaneveldt John J King Perth Poulsen Charles W Buttars Kendall Balls Ralph Porter Dennis B Hall Verl J Auger W Wayne Cole Clair W Egbert Linden Beckstead Robert Haworth Norman J. Chatterton Robert M. Hull Clair Hull

Crockett Chosen Preston Chamber President

Eldon Crockett of Wangsgaards Inc was named president of the Preston Chamber of Commerce at the annual board election meeting. Dr Clair Cutler Preston physician elected vice president with new board members to be installed at the January 19 banquet headlined by Dr William E Davis president Idaho State University. The queen contest tied to the Preston rodeo was discussed with possible sponsorship by the chamber to fund promotions.

Eldon Crockett Wangsgaards, Inc Preston Chamber of Commerce Clair Cutler Preston Chamber William E. Davis Idaho State University Chamber of Commerce Board Chamber of Commerce Boots

Santa At Preston Stores Open Late This Friday

Preston stores stay open until 8 p m Friday with Santa at his workshop from 3 to 5 p m Saturday. Additional late hours set for December 9 16 and 19 through 23 with Santa in town each Saturday 3 to 5 p m until Christmas.

Preston Santa Claus Santa

Grain Coop Sets Meet Dividends

The Franklin County Grain Growers annual meeting will be held Saturday led by secretary treasurer Wayne S. Evans. The group will pay $17,000 in dividends to members and review the annual audit report while electing directors and discussing other business.

Franklin County Grain Growers Wayne S. Evans

Car Damaged In Rollover Near Golf Course Intersection

A motorist drove by Mrs Susan Keller of Mink Creek on Highway 34 near Golf Course Road when the Keller vehicle rolled. Scott Keller and another man were passengers. Mrs Keller suffered cuts and bruises and was cited for failure to use due care. The damage was about 1600 dollars.

Scott Keller Mink Creek Highway 34 Golf Course Road Susan Keller Keller

Free Chocolates With New The Citizen Subscriptions

A one pound box of Christmas chocolates is offered free with every new subscription to The Citizen. This introductory gift applies to new subscribers only and expires on January 1. The combination makes a suitable Christmas present.

Library raises out-of-city use fee to 7.50 per year

Preston Carnegie Library board sets the out-of-city book fee at 7.50 yearly, up 2.50 from before. City residents pay about 11 yearly via city tax, aiming for parity. Remodeling in the basement nears completion with a new reading room and folding door to the children's library.

Preston Carnegie Library Board Preston Preston City

Decorating Contest Underway in Preston Area

The annual home decoration contest sponsored by Utah Power and Light Company and The Preston Citizen will judge Preston area homes just before Christmas. Awards include a plaque for the best display and automatic judging for all decorated Preston homes with outside entries asked to register at The Citizen office.

Whrééhémes Prew Wal S. Ei Utah Power and Light Company Preston

Christmas Tree Cutting Ends December Eleventh

Preston Ranger Ralph Roberts announced that personal Christmas tree cutting will end on December 11 after selling over 300 trees this year. Permits cost $1.00 and are limited to one per family, available at the Ranger's Office in the courthouse. Only Alpine Fir trees may be cut on district land except along main roads to preserve a scenic forested view.

Preston Ralph Roberts Roberts Atellors

Tragedy on Preston-Dayton Highway Claims Two Men

A head on collision near the West Cache canal bridge killed Kirt H. Coburn and Leo Peterson and injured Lloyd Kunz. State Patrolman Arlo Larsen led the investigation with Preston officers. The Coburn car was reported zooming west while a Utah By-Products truck came east.

Preston West Cache Canal Preston-Dayton Kirt H. Coburn Leo Peterson Brigham City Coburn Lloyd’ Kinz Kunz Barrow Pit Glen Coburn Peterson Dayton Knudson Packing Company

Four Franklin Stake Names Four On High Council

At the quarterly conference presided by President William Dean Palmer four new high council members were named to replace four who were released. Weldon A. Nash Rolen V. Bastian Ivan H. Woodward and Henry B. Ashcroft were called. Morris Poole Wilford P Waddoups Dewey S. Olsen and Frank Olsen were released.

Franklin William Dean Palmer Stake High Council Weldon A. Nash Rolen V. Bastian Ivan H. Woodward Henry B. Ashcroft High Council Morris Poole Wilford P Waddoups Dewey S. Olsen Frank Olsen Wendell Aston Long Areta Doney MIA Stake Otis Rommell Clair Egbert Sylvester Anderson Ross Greene Burtis R Leta Hall Lawana Shrives Deana Greene Geneva Larsen Wallace B. Jensen

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