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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1960
Page
11
Boise Idaho. The Idaho Wheat Commission frames its 1960 61 budget on a forecast of a 25 percent income loss due to frost drought and disease damage to the state's wheat crop.
Idaho wheat faced a one fourth destruction from weather and stripe rust, announced at the July Boise meeting by commissioner Harold West. The loss impacts commission revenues funded by a per bushel levy, while the board commits to continuing research marketing and related projects.
In mid-flight the camera catches a bronc and cowboy separating during saddle bronc riding. Rodeo stock contractors pick the toughest buckers for the National Finals, pro rodeo season’s end playoffs in December. The braided rein on the bronc’s halter is the rider’s only leverage during the high kicking action.
The Idaho State Wheat Growers Association and its wheat commission voted to continue Idaho participation in Western Wheat Associates foreign marketing activities. They planned opposition to a proposed rail rate reduction for Midwest to West Coast wheat shipments, arguing it would be discriminatory. West and Eldon W. Smith were named Western Wheat Associates witnesses for a Chicago hearing on August 2.
The Snaps 4-H camera club, led by president Marie La font, met June 22 with Rhea Gamble reading, Bonnie Burnett leading the pledge, and Nancy Gilbert reading minutes. Brent Gamble discussed film choices and loading cameras while members planned photo topics and reviewed the record book. Nancy Gilbert hosted refreshments. Reporter SueAnn Whittle.
A Bannock stake MIA group including Sheryl Ann Andreasen Sheryl Conlin and Sandra Andreasen spent several nights camping in Emigration canyon last week. Visitors at local homes included Mrs Ethel Mendenhall and her son Don Mendenhall family.
Last weekend in the Er area Mr and Mrs Theo Covert hosted the property. While the Panters were away DeLos Bell and son Brent operated the Maple Grove swimming pool.
Locals M and Mrs Anderson and son Freaman of Ogden dined with Dr and Mrs Reed Hawkes. Visiting Jabb family from Clearfield enjoyed a canyon picnic as they prepare to move to Santa Maria California. Cary Jabbs visits grandparents before departing for California with parents. Lynette Roth and Linda Jensen visited grandparents Fred and Lynette Schenk last week. James Keller joined the Jay Noyce family for a trip to Yellowstone Park.
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