Local Pilot Receives Honor At Pocatello Meeting
Pilot awards given at a Bannock Hotel dinner in Pocatello honor aviators with 10 years of accident and violation free flying. West Motor Co. owner Mr. West receives a gold engrav ed billfold card and lapel pin. Idaho Department of Aeronautics and Idaho Aviation Trades Association co sponsor the program.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Philip West
George Wilcox
Don Smith
West
West Motor Co
Idaho
Idaho Department of Aeronautics
Idaho Aviation Trades Association
Missionary Program Honors Dan Palmer Before Mission
A testimonial will honor Dan Palmer in Preston seventh ward Sunday evening Feb 26 at 7 30 p.m. He will depart for a two year LDS mission serving in the Central Atlantic states with headquarters in Roanoke Va entered mission home March 6. Palmer is the son of Mr and Mrs Elmer S Palmer and a 1960 Preston High School graduate who played in student body activities and sports. He has served in the National Guard with postings at Fort Ord California and Fort Sill Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Palmer
Preston Seventh Ward
Dan
Elmer S. Palmer
Preston
Preston Lds Seminary
Preston High School
National Guard
Fort Ord
Calif
Fort Sill
Oklo
Young
Central Atlantic States
Roanoke
Ronald C. Baird Commended for Sweetheart Ball Role
Ronald C. Baird of Mink Creek was praised as a member of the Stevens Henager College sweetheart ball committee. The event at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City was billed as a top social affair in the college’s 54 year history. Baird studies a management automation course and is a former Preston High School attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald C. Baird
James H. Baird
Mink Creek
Stevens Henager College
Junior College of Business
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City
Baird
Stevens Henager
Preston High School
I. W. Stevens
ROTC Cadet Commanders at Utah State University
Cadet David L. Orme and Cadet Vance A. Hedin supervise ROTC training at Utah State University Logan. Orme is squadron five commander on the group staff and graduates this spring with a history major and an Air Force commission. He is son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Ormer of Preston. Hedin is squadron three commander on the group staff and also graduates this spring with an agronomy major and an Air Force commission. He is son of Mr and Mrs Gustave C. Hedin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Orme
Vance A. Hedin
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Utah State University
Logan
Orme
U. S. Air Force
Lincoln Ormer
Preston
Hedin
Gustave C. Hedin
Holstein Association Honors Local Dairyman Triumph
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America announced an outstanding official production record by a registered Holstein cow in Preston. Drury Lane Satellite Cola 463-4035, owned by Henry Drury and Sons, produced 17 367 lbs of milk and 635 lbs of butterfat in 365 days under University of Idaho supervision. The program graphs lactation and lifetime production for over 2 800 participating herds nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Drury Lane Satellite Cola
Henry Drury & Sons
Preston
University of Idaho
National Holstein Organization
Local Newspaper Supported by Advertisers
The paper notes its reliance on advertising from business firms to cover costs and keep readers informed about community news and neighbor activities. It thanks readers for supporting the sponsor firms that enable publication.
Advance storage payments to farmers under reseal program planned
The White House said on February 3 that about 25 million dollars of half the storage payments due under the 1960-61 price support reseal program will be advanced in early March. The move aims to help farmers meet spring costs as loans mature later and to encourage more on farm storage in high production areas.
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White House
Department of Agriculture
Herbert A. Tiegs
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Three Youths Admitted Burglary Links Across Counties
Sheriff Talbot reported that three youths in a car led to multiple burglaries in Logan and Franklin. Jerry Dellinski and Bill Samson of Logan confessed to Franklin and Logan break ins and a Midway Inn burglary, while Buckley denied acting with others. The trio was detained as officers pursued the case across Utah and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Talbot
Borrow Pit
Indian Battlefield Monument
Jerry Dellinski
Bill Samson
Logan
Lewiston
Midway Inn
Box Elder
Buckley
Samson
Dellinski
Utah
Giraffe Heart Drives Blood Flow and Pressure
The National Geographic Magazine notes the giraffe’s enormous heart, about 12 feet from base to head, powers blood circulation. When the head lowers, valves limit rush to prevent brain rupture. when upright, valves prevent rapid brain blood drainage. Studies may shed light on human hypertension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Géographic Magazine
Governor urges action on highway safety amid Senate slow-down
The Governor warns the Legislature that partisan gridlock slows vital highway safety measures. He cites 1961 deaths and injuries, and outlines 10 point proposals including license suspension penalties, ending restricted licenses, and raising the driving age to sixteen with strict enforcement for juveniles. He urges open floor votes on safety bills and pledges to press for effective legislation.
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Senate
State Senate
Farm housing loan program expands by 50 million
Farmers Home Administration adds 50 million for farm housing loans. Webster C. Maughan, the county supervisor, says funds will support eligible rural families through the fiscal year as current and processing loans nearly exhaust prior allotments. Loans in rural areas enable building modern homes and upgrading facilities with 4 percent interest over up to 33 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Home Administration
Webster C. Maughan
United States
Maughan
Area Holsteins Produce High Output in Recorded Herds
The Holstein Fr iesian Association of America reports outstanding production records for registered Holstein cows. Henry Drury & Sons’ cow produced 19 874 lbs milk and 733 lbs butterfat as a three year old. Trout Creek Darkie Star yielded 16 425 lbs milk and 629 lbs butterfat as a five year old. Life O Riley Hester L Delta produced 16 295 lbs milk and 559 lbs butterfat as a four year old. University of Idaho assisted with weighing and testing as part of official herd testing programs.
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Drury Lane Cola H Donnell
Henry Drury & Sons
Preston
Trout Creek Darkie Star
Franklin M. Mickelson
Grace
Life O
Riley Hester L Delta
Riley L
Norris L. Mickelson
University of Idaho
National Holstein ,Organization
Message of love from Mattie to Bernadine and Kent
A fragmented note expresses affection and well wishes. It reads in part hope you and your family are very well with love from Mattie and adds love from Bernadine and Kent. The tone is warm and personal with intimate sign-offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie
Bernadine
Kent
Davis announce birth of son in Granger Utah
Mr and Mrs David W Davis of Granger Utah announce the arrival of a son born February 22 Beth Mr and Mrs Davis are former Preston residents Lois Moser daughter of Orval Moser and David is the son of Ralph Davis This is the first child for Lois and David the third grandson for Ruby and Ralph Davis and the third grandchild but first grandson for Mr and Mrs Moser
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David W. Davis
Granger
Utah
Beth
Davis
Preston
of Davis
Lois Moser
Orval Moser
David
Sony
Ralph ‘Davis
Lois
Davia
Ruby
Ralph Davis
Mrs. Moser
School Bus Safety Discussion At Weston High School
The West Side PTA will hold a March 1 meeting at Weston High School at 8 p.m. Topics include school bus safety, a report on bus regulations by Victor Barrus Ida ho state police and LaRay Talbot Franklin County sheriff, plus a parliamentary demonstration by the Future Farmers of America chapter. Parents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
West Side Pta
Victor Barrus
Idaho State Police
LaRay Talbot
Franklin County
Future Farmers_of_America
Whitney residents host varied social week with travels and gatherings
Whitney community members hosted a series of social visits and travel plans. Delbert Alder shared British mission experiences at a family gathering. Charles Carpenter family moved to Preston, while DeEtta Owen visited from Salt Lake City. Out of town guests joined Delbert Alder events and funeral services in Preston for Luella P. Glover. Joe and Dennis Moser families planned trips to California with Nielsons in Pico Riveria and Long Beach areas. Larry Benson and BYU friends visited Whitney, attending a Joseph Smith Auditorium concert and a Provo visit with Dr. Ralph Woodward guiding vocal study.
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Winnie Reese
Delbert Alder
Charles Carpenter
Whitney
Preston
DeEtta Owen
Salt Lake City
Charles Owens
George Alder
Nephi Larsen
Logan
Leon Webb
L. F. Hendricks
Alton Hendricks
Champ Webb
Richmond
Bruce Alder
Joel Peterson
Crandall
Clifton
Delia Wheeler
Clearfield
Owens
Luella P. Glover
Joe Moser
California
Mardell Nielson
Pico Riveria
Dennis Moser
Kent Moser
Nielson
Larry
Marsa
Benson
Byu
Irene" ‘Hardy
Salt
Pake
City
Orval Benson
Marsha
Provo
Allen G. Brockbank
St .the ‘Joseph- Smith
Sheola_ Cantorium choir
Symphony Orchestra
Ladies” Glee Club
Ralph Woodward
Woodward
Déwaine’. Symons
Theron Swainston
Spanish Fork
Utah
GI Life Insurance Dividend Payments Speeded Up
The Veterans Administration accelerates GI life insurance dividends totaling over 250 million dollars for World War II and World War I policyholders. In Idaho 880 thousand dollars will be paid to 17 204 veterans, with checks likely arriving before the 2nd of next month and no inquiries by mail or phone to avoid delays.
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Veterans Administration
Idaho
March 1 Deadline for New Farm Wheat Allotments
Spring wheat growers with farms that had no wheat allotment must file an application for a 1961 new farm allotment by March 1. Applications are to be submitted at the Franklin county ASC office. A new farm refers to a property with zero or no allotment in 1958 1959 and 1960, and provides a path for farmers with rotations past producers who lost possession or new independent producers.
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A. G. Condie
Franklin County
ASC
Fathers Are Guests At Valentine Party
The West Side FHA chapter hosted a father and daughter party on February 13 in the school library. Fathers attended as guests with daughters, featuring musical duets, readings, and a piano solo, plus games, cherry pie, and ice cream. Linda Winward chaired, with Evelyn Ward as FHA president and Mrs. Mark Hammond as adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
FHA
Claudia
Franklin Sant
Julie Stewart
Jeraldine King
Katherine Nielson
Iane Beutler
Rosann Schwartz
Marilyn Schwartz
Betty Keller
Edna Bingham
Rosalie Davis
Linda Winward
Evelyn Ward
Mark Hammond
Two Holstein Herds Receive Recognition in Franklin County
Outstanding Holsteins from Franklin county farms gain notice in dairy journals. Henry Drury and Son of Preston report Sleepy Hollow Magic Benny named reserve all western winner. Drury Lane Cola Lady Piertertje 3352374 4EX has produced 124 149 pounds of milk and 4616 pounds of butter fat in 2869 days. Talbot Holstein farm reports a new lactation average of 313 433 pounds of milk and 1461 pounds of butter fat across 13 records. Uniform Royal Trilby 3183043 yielded 14234 pounds milk and 498 pounds butter fat in 365 days.
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Henry Drury
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Talbot Holstein
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Holstein Association
ASC Farm News
Jefferson
Lance Garner
Paul Schow
Jeffry Olson
Rodney Larson
Sharlene Smith
Peggy Porter
Patricia Hedin
Tamara Anderson
The
Mholstein-Friesian Association of America
cNow
Skripriter
Preston ‘Citizen
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