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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
17
Secretary Freeman notes May 21 vote may reject marketing quotas and acreage controls. If wheat supplies prove excessive, a quota and native acreage allotment for 1965 may be set, prompting a new referendum within 60 days. The 1964 program offers price supports at 50 percent of parity.
The Elks held their annual Father and Sons and Daughters party in Preston Lodge Hall. Children and fathers enjoyed hot dogs soda and films then danced after the event.
Record albums made by the Preston high school music department are now available. John Manning band director says students who ordered may pick up their copies at his base, with a few extras for those who did not place an order.
A government pledge states there will be no dumping of U.S. wheat in world markets, signaling an international obligation to maintain stable export practices and protect price floors. The commitment aligns with broader agricultural policy amid trade talks and global commodity concerns.
The notice lists several marriage pairings with ages and locations. Couples include Kent of Vernal marrying Kathryn Webb, Glenna Lindsey with Stephen Winslow Burdick of San Diego, and Clinton Kent marrying Agnes Nelson of Preston, all dated June in respective towns. Additional unions include Dever Floyd Bennett and Linda Lake of Richmond and Downey, and Kalvin Mills of Logan to Ann Sorensen, all scheduled for mid June.
Fragments show MBANIDA Cecil Miles and Lorraine visiting Soda Springs Monday with references to Mrs Preston Allen and Richard Pilgrim. Mentions a year end, home return, and a summer teaching plan by Mr Bagley in California.
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