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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

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Pioneer Day June 22 Features Little Buckeroo Rodeo

Idaho Pioneer Day on June 22 includes the Little Buckeroo Rodeo at 8:30 p.m. stock by Hunsakers of Tremonton. Calf riding and roping are special acts for ages seven to fourteen. Entry blanks available at Mont's Market or from Frank Priestley and Steven Porter. Trophies awarded. Flag ceremony at sunup led by scouts. Breakfast 6:30 to 10 a.m. Kids Fun Day at 1:30 hosted by Ameri-Canna Dairy with races games entertainment prizes.

Idaho Mont’s Franklin Frank Priestley Steven Porter Sun Up Ameri-Canna Dairy

Deadline Set For Winter Wheat Farm Allotments

Farmers seeking a new farm allotment for the 1969 winter wheat crop must contact the ASCS county office within the next month. Blaine Gamble, chair of the county committee, announced the July 1 deadline and outlined eligibility criteria including no prior wheat allotment on the farm and sufficient land and equipment for wheat production. Interested producers should discuss details with ASCS officials.

ASCS Blaine Gamble Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee

11 Year Old Hart On Cycle Collision in Oxford

An 11 year old passenger sustained head injuries in a motorcycle crash with a car in Oxford. The bike rider, 11 year old Steve Lee Fisher, pulled onto the highway without looking, colliding with John L. Graham's car. Passenger Jeffrey Sears was injured. Fisher's father, Douglas Lee Fisher, was cited for allowing an unauthorized minor to drive. Sheriff Arlando Larsen noted a helmet could have limited injuries.

Honda Oxford Steve Lee Fisher John L. Graham Pocatello Jeffery Sears Douglas Lee Fisher Arlando Larsen

Two Men Released After Aiding Burglary Charge

Two men identified as John Willan Woytke of Preston and Larry Archibald of Downey were released Monday after being charged with siding and aiding in a first degree burglary at Keller's. The court proceedings referenced youths and rest on prior arrests.

Downey Preston John Willan Woytke Larry Archibald Keller Juventes

Utah Power opens Preston Division service center for public tour

Utah Power and Light announces an open house at the Preston Division service center on Saturday June 15 from 2 to 7 pm. The $200,000 steel and masonry building at 509 South 2nd East Street serves as lines and service headquarters with 40 staff. Visitors may tour the facility and view equipment and safety demonstrations.

Utah Power & Light Preston Division South 2Nd East Street Up&l Asea Preston C. Martin Manwane

Annual Fun Day at City Park Sponsored by Oneida Stake

The Oneida stake hosts a park Fun Day on June 14 starting at 11 am with carnival games food booths and stake auxiliaries directing activities. Vaughn Greaves chairs the event which ends with a dance led by the Keith Jansen orchestra and raises funds for the stake budget.

Oneida Stake Vaughn Greaves Stake High Council Stake Relief Society Stake Keith Jansen Orchesa Carl A. Mortensen

Jefferson-Central Name PTA Officers

Mrs. Larry Peterson was named president of the Central-Jefferson Parent Teachers Association. She succeeds Mrs. Donald Barger. Other officers include Mrs. Jess Wheiler as vice president and Mrs. Robert Steadman as secretary. Barger thanked several fellow members for their work this year.

Larry Peterson Central-Jefferson

Preston Merchants Hold Picture Contest and Cream of Values

Preston merchants stage an annual picture contest during Hello Hi land days while Hi land Dairyman association salutes the purchase of the Pet Mik Plant. Contestants wear Hi Land milk hats and submit half ad pictures with merchant signatures for entry. Prizes 15 and 10 dollars. The Cream of Values event supports local dairy expansion in North Cache Valley with plans for cheese ice cream and milk products.

Hello Hi-Land Preston Pet Mik Hi-Land Dairyman’s Association Hi-Land Weskaed ‘Land Dairy Cache Valley Richmond

Hi Land to Acquire Pet Milk Plant August First

Hi Land announces purchase of the Pet Milk Plant in Richmond with a takeover set for August 1. Under Hi Land ownership the facility will expand to process cheddar Swiss cheese butter whey powder nonfat dry milk and dairy products and will draw 1000 area dairy producers into the Hi Land fold.

Hi-Land Hi-Land Dairyman’s Association Cooke Hus Land Pet, Inc Pet Huppert Richmond Janis R. Curtis Hi Land Pace Utah Idaho

Farm Labor Office Opened for Summer Season

The Preston Farm Labor Service office is open for the summer under Leo Boden, who has managed the office previously. This season the office operates from the Classic Cleaners building at 38 West Oneida.

Preston Farm Labor Service Leo Boden Classic Cleaners West Oneida

Grassman Tour Heads to Franklin County June 13

The 1968 Grassman Tour and luncheon, annual Preston Chamber of Commerce event, will be held June 13. Two farmers contend for Grassman of the Year as DeVere Tovey and the grassman committee invite farmers businesspeople and others to learn about improved farming practices. The caravan leaves Pop n Pins lot at 12 45 p m touring Norman Roberts farm sponsored by Franklin County Farm Bureau and Herman C Nielsen and Sons sponsored by Franklin Soil Conservation District. The no host luncheon starts at noon at Pop n Pins.

Preston Chamber of Commerce DeVere Tovey Grassman Franklin County Norman Roberts Franklin County Farm Bureau Herman C. Nielsen and Sons Franklin Soil Conservation District

Benson to Speak at FB Banquet in Oneida Stake Center

Ezra Taft Benson will keynote a Franklin County Farm Bureau building fund banquet on June 21 at the Oneida stake center. Proceeds support a new Farm Bureau office on First. Tickets are sold at the Farm Bureau office or via community chairmen. Dinner runs 6 30 to 8 p m with music by the Montpelier Lions Trio.

Ezra Taft Benson Franklin County Farm Bureau Building Fund Oneida Stake Center Farm Bureau West Oneida R. Carl Swainston Burnell Baird Elden Bastian Lavor Jensen Joseph L. Moser D. William Harris Raymond

Deer Causes Car Crash Near Preston

Patricia E. Parker 47 of Montpelier lost control of her car when a deer darted in front of it. The 8:50 a.m. crash left the vehicle in a barrow pit about 19 miles northeast of Preston. a muskrat was also hit.

Patricia E. Parker Montpelier Nee Pit Preston Barrow Pit

Three D’s Singers to Star at BYU Education Week in Preston

The Three D’s Dick Davis Dennis Sorenson and Duane Hiatt will headline BYU Education Week in Preston. They will teach sessions on speech and hearing therapy international affairs journalism and music and also perform a concert. Tickets cover all three days or one day for individual classes.

Three Preston BYU Dick Davis Dennis Sorenson Duane Hiatt

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Winter Wheat Hart Crime Aid J. C. Goff Jefferson PTA Park Dairyé Yiese Joe Winger United States Citizen Eugene Hi-Land Dairymen's Association Prostite Winder Robert Hull Whitney County Dairy Producers Committee Farm Labor Benson
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