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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
11
Everyday mechanical tasks in the polar regions turn into major problems during the IGY as crews confront cables hardened to metal by extreme cold. Welding jobs demand hours of pre heating and gradual cooling in the Antarctic wastes.
The Idaho State Automobile Association outlined a six point plan to reduce holiday traffic accidents. It urges not to drink and drive, leave early for trips, avoid blocking rear vision with packages, stay alert for pedestrians, obey speed limits, and drive defensively. It emphasizes the Golden Rule and safe driving habits during the Yule season of 1960.
J. M. Smith president of Farmers Insurance Group Safety Foundation urges applying the Golden Rule to driving during the holidays. He promotes safe road behavior as a gift that could help thousands and as a life saving New Year resolution amid two upcoming three day holidays.
The Franklin County ASCS chair A G Condie announces the final date for price support on barley, beans, flax, sorghum, oats, rice, rye, soybeans and wheat. Since Feb 1 is a Sunday the deadline moves to Monday Feb 1. Loan rates set for 1959 crops follow.
A festive cranberry bread recipe from Reba Staggs outlines crisp baked loaves. It blends enriched flour sugar orange juice and zest melted lard eggs walnuts and cranberries baked at 325 degrees for about 75 minutes.
Mrs. Harry Woolley and grandchildren spent the weekend in Bountiful Utah with her mother. Mrs. Albert Johnson’s sister celebrated a birthday in Logan. Dr. and Mrs. Milo Wheeler hosted guests from Ogden Lewiston and Long Beach. Quinten Crockett and family attended a Christmas party in Logan hosted by Helen DeWitt. A turkey dinner for 18 was served.
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