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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1971

Page

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First Security Bank opens drawing 1500 attendees

The new First Security Bank opened with an open house last weekend drawing more than 1500 attendees. VIPs included James Jr and other bank leaders from Salt Lake, Mayor Gamble, and bank officials. A TV set prize went to Pam Nilson who nearly guessed the cash in a glass ball.

First Security Bank Sion Pam Nilson Preston Miss Nilson Paul Merrill Helen Palmer Wayne Brown Mary Ann Cordingley Bank Oecurity Bank of Idaho James Jr First Security Bank of Idaho James E Phelps Mason Smith Orson Brown Salt Lake George Nicolatus Bank Properties Glenn Gamble Mr Comstock iMichael Krantz County Commis

Preston Famous Night Rodeo Announces Queen Contest

The Preston Boots and Gad die club opens a search for a queen for the 1971 Preston Famous Night Rodeo. The July 17 contest at Preston Rodeo arena is chaired by Harold Winn. Eligible girls ages 16 to 25 must hail from Hyrum McCammon Malad Tremonton or Montpelier. Sign up closes July 16 at 6 pm with entry form on page 8.

Preston Boots and Gaddie Club Preston Preston Rodeo Arena Harold Winn Pete Hyrum McCammon Malad Tremonton Montpelier

Centennial Set At Mink Creek Centennial Celebration

Mink Creek marks its 100th year with a Saturday centennial at the Mink Creek ball park. Events begin at 6 p.m. with games and a program, followed by a 7 p.m. dinner featuring mutton salmon chicken and Dutch oven potatoes. The event is directed by the Mink Creek LIDS ward bishopric with Delmer Olson chairing the program and Delmer Keller and John Olson chairing the supper.

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Missed Again Final Week Of Mystery Personality Contest

The final episode ends with no big winner and $44 unclaimed in the jackpot. A contestant missed the larger prize by miscounting clues, with 11 clues listed against 12. See page 8 for the identity of the Mystery Personality and the winner.

Labor Plan Gets Oked For Counties

Congressman Orval Hansen announced four southeastern Idaho counties join a Department of Labor program delivering manpower services to rural poor. Boundary County and a $112 901 contract with the Idaho Department of Employment support the effort using Agricultural Extension Service offices to reach residents. The pilot, named Operation Hitch hike, aims to provide job counseling training and related services with expansion possible if successful.

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Veterans meeting to honor county veterans at high school

A patriotic gathering set for 2 at the county high school auditorium will honor two of the oldest county veterans. Sponsors include the cities of Preston Weston Dayton and Brank oy Se America Scouts and the Frankins. The event features a flag ceremony and remarks by local leaders.

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