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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
8
Council signed for 75 000 to cover expenses until the budget is set. The old police car will be replaced with a newer model. A new street will be named Gamble Avenue. Wages rise to 50 dollars for councilmen and 62 50 for the mayor. Bills total 7 069 and wages 8 747 were approved.
Classified ad listing alfalfa hay for sale. Harold Westover in Swan Lake can be reached at 897 5768 for details and delivery options.
Mrs Marilyn Henderson announces the marriage of her cousin Miss Pat Szekely to Dennis P Carlson. The ceremony will be Friday with Bishop Loyal Hansen officiating at the Second Ward Cultural Hall. A reception follows and friends may call 8 to 10 p.m.
Franklin County list shows fines for multiple defendants from Preston and nearby towns. Offenses include failure to purchase operator's license, expired safety inspection, failure to yield right of way, driving on suspended license, speeding, parking in driveway, and speeding for conditions with fines ranging from 2.50 to 100 dollars plus 7.50 court costs. Dates largely in January 1972. Names include Paul Kershaw, David Beckstead, Wallace Nielson, Kelly Smith, Orval Harris, Robert Cox, Velma Cottle, Arden Gailey, Claude Conlin, Brent Cook, Brent Windley.
Multiple obituaries note Naomi Alder Wilcox Perkins 79 of Malad dying January 17 with services at the Franklin Stake Center in Preston. Survivors include two sons and seven daughters with numerous grandchildren and siblings listed. Funeral services are today at 1 PM at Webb Funeral Home with burial in Preston Cemetery.
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