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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1966

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Cache Commercial Bank Charter Approved in Preston

A charter for Cache Commercial Bank was granted by Idaho finance commissioner Tom D Maceldowney on Thursday. O Sherwin Webb leads the proposed board with members from Grace, Preston, Richmond and Snutsfield. a FDIC insurance application is next, and site plans depend on whether a new building is constructed or an existing one remodeled.

Cache Commercial Bank Preston Tom D Maceldowney Idaho O Sherwin Webb Runciups Grace Area Richmond Snuttsfield Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bank Insurance Agency Webb

University President to Speak at Knife and Fork Club

Dr Ernest W Hartung president of the University of Idaho will address the Preston Knife and Fork club at the upcoming dinner meeting. An alumnus of Dartmouth and Harvard, he has served as academic vice president and head of zoology and is an author of scientific papers. He is married with three children.

Ernest W.hartung University of Idaho Preston Knife and Fork Club Firank- Ha Ccumy Court House Knife and Pork Club Dr. Hartung Hartung University of Rhode Island New York Hartwig Dartmouth College Harvard University Aele le Ceca Dartment of Zoology Resiisall Island Laboratory Conn Gratis

Area Snow Pack Down From Last Year in 1966 Report

Soil Conservation Service and US Forest Service report first snow measurements of 1966 show snow pack and water content well below last year and about 87 percent of normal for early February. Readings from Willow Fat Cub River Ranger Station Christensen Ranch Strawberry Creek Strawberry Mink Divide and aerial surveys detail depths and water contents.

Soil Conservation Service SCS US Forest Service Willow Fat Cub River Ranger Station Ranger Station Christensen , Ranch Strawberry Creek

Senate Reapportionment Planned in Idaho Special Session

Speaker at Preston Lincoln Day banquet says Idaho Senate will be reapportioned at a legislative special session. Jack Murphy asserts courts infringe state rights under the 14th amendment and vows to resist further federal power while complying with instructions. He warns elected officials may have to run at large if trends continue.

Idaho Senate Jack Murphy Preston Murphy

Possible August Ballot For County Nursing Home Plan

County officials consider placing a bond issue on the August ballot to fund a nursing home after last year’s rejection. The county commission’s nursing home committee chair, Thedford Roper, cites Medicare act provisions and nine required standards for facilities. He notes the facility would provide skilled nursing care with hospital transfer agreements, qualified staff, medical records, and 24-hour coverage.

Thedford Roper County Commission Nursing Home Roper Toms Congress Eact

Scout-O-Ramas This Weekend

The annual Scout-O Ramas will be held this weekend in Preston and Smithfield. The Franklin district event runs 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Oneida stake center. The North Cache district event takes place 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday at the Smithfield Armory.

Preston Smithfield Franklin District Oneida Stake Center North Cache

Fatal Crash Claims Girl and Injures Two in Preston Area

An 18 year old girl died and two others were critically injured when a late model car left the road seven miles from Preston. The vehicle, owned by Miss Tremelling, was driven by Mr Balls. The car crossed the West Cache Canal, rolled 159 feet, and landed on its wheels after flipping. Patricia Tremelling, 20, of Layton, and another passenger identified only as Hemmert were reported improving. Sheriff Christenson said this was Franklin county’s first fatal accident of 1966.

Preston Miss Tremelling Balls Ime Cache Canal Dot Fagany Asthe

Heart Fund Drive Leaders Named for Local Area

General chairman for this year is Alfred Kern. Ross Moser heads the Oneida stake drive and Joseph V. Steers leads the drive there. Leo Buttars chairs the business section with Harold Olsen assisting. The McCoty area has exceeded its quota and the research progress against heart disease is praised as commendable.

Alfred Kern Oneida Ross Moser Joseph V. Steers Leo Buttars Harold Olsen Mc Coty Assig Heart Fund

West Side Plans One Act Plays this Year

The West Side Speech and Drama department presents four one act plays this year. Titles include The Flight of The Her ons Aight Outs and The Laughing Theorie en Be. Performances will be held at Spa and begin at a set time.

West Side

Frank Foss Suffers Leg Injuries In Fall

Preston businessman Frank Foss Sr. fell from the roof while dislodging ice and sustained broken knee and heel injuries. He is confined to Logan hospital for treatment.

Frank Foss Sr Preston Logan Hospital

Schools to Close for Washington's Birthday Holiday

Eastern district schools will close in observance of Washington's Birthday. Schools start again Thursday with Friday the start of spring break and will reopen on April 12.

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County Officials Part Ways With Cranney on Bear River Groups

A county resolution ends Russell Cranney’s representation on reclamation and Bear River Project committees. Original signers include Albert Moser and Vaughn Serge Risgell Cranney. Virgil Jensen had been appointed to represent the county previously.

Russell Cranney Civl Bear River Project Committee Albert Moser Vaughn Serge Risgell Cranney Virgil Jensen

Bank building on main street undergoes weeks of work

A local bank on Main Street has remained open during a multiweek project to upgrade facilities. Officials say the drive in was affected and the site will continue with planned enhancements through the coming weeks.

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