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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
5
Franklin county ASCS reminds farmers there is no automatic 1966 wheat program participation. Farmers must sign up at the county office between January 31 and April 15 to qualify for benefits including domestic-use wheat certificates price-support loans and diversion payments.
Oxford notes detail Angie Keller visiting grandparents while her parents Ron nie Keller vacationed. Laverne Kendall Angie Glen Baker traveled to Blackfoot to visit Connie Lowe. Rachel Baker went to Smithfield with Curtis Cox to see Ferm Fisher and Lynn Horsley. Jean Kendall and Diane Kendall visited friends and relatives. Rex Nielsen and Janet Nielsen of Malad visited her father. Ernest Olson and Henry Hatch attended a priesthood meeting in Preston.
Dr Richard M. Carlson of Lockheed California explains a helicopter whose blades fold to become a fixed wing aircraft capable of 500 mph. He notes potential for commercial and military use including antisubmarine roles and short haul transport, with tests showing feasible blade stopping and folding at high speeds.
Glenn William Godfrey of Preston elder son of Mr and Mrs Glenn W Godfrey will serve in the Gulf States LDS mission based in Shreveport Louisiana. A farewell testimonial is set for February 6 at 4 30 p.m. at the Oneida Stake House. He starts at the mission home February 7 after graduating from Preston High School with four years of Seminary study and earning Eagle Scout and Duty to God awards. He played baseball track football and basketball and has attended Brigham Young University.
Swan Lake residents attended the Downey event with families listed including Gibbs Henderson Merrill Westover Hadley and others. Dinners were served and games played with Beverly Gibbs in charge. A sewing club met Wednesday at Faye Merrill's home and eight guests shared lunch. Pearl Nordick was elected president and Diane Kay secretary for the coming year.
St Paul Minnesota report describes a deaf inventor’s method that restores hearing without surgery or hearing aids. The system purportedly uses a device worn on glasses or behind the ear, with no cords or wires, and promises clear listening without painful procedures. Applicants are urged to contact Art Crosby at the Hearing Information Center in St Paul for details.
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