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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

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Convention Urges Intensified Juvenile Delinquency Fight

At Sandpoint Idaho judges conference speakers warn juvenile delinquency rising. Judge O D Robinson notes fivefold rise 1947 to 1957. Mancini requests 10 million dollar federal expansion. Navy recruiter E E Vroman cites strict rules. heavy emphasis on probation training and closer cooperation among juvenile courts and youth agencies.

Franklin County O. D. Robinson Idaho Sandpoint Pat O. Manicini Children’s‘ Bureau Department of Health, Education’ and Welfare Washington Dd. c Robinson Mancini Italy Belgium Switzerland Congress E. E. Vroman U.S. Navy Navy Walter Crisswell Jacksonville Fla

National Guard unit earns top rating at Gowen Field encampment

The Preston based National Guard unit of the 2nd reconnaissance armor squadron 116th armored cavalry earned an overall rating of 101.37 the highest of 42 Idaho units during its annual encampment at Gowen Field Boise from June 12 to 17. Commanded by Capt. Carl F Waterlaus the unit trained with 105 howitzers and payroll for two weeks totalled 8700 dollars.

Preston National Guard 2Nd. Reconnais 116Th Armored Cavalry Gowen Field Boise Sixth Army Elmer E. Oliverson National’ Guard Idaho Carl F. J Waterlaus Desert

Car and state truck collide near Franklin

A two-vehicle crash at the north edge of Franklin Tuesday afternoon left a car total wreck and a state truck with minor damage. Wayne Wright, nephew of Mrs Wright, was treated for cuts and bruises at Preston General Memorial Hospital and released. The state truck was stopping while workers painted rail guards.

Maex

Driver license fee discount offer explained by Sheriff

Sheriff Ray Talbot announced a limited discount on license fees. If birth date or anniversary falls within 30 days after July 1, individuals can save two dollars by renewing before July 1. after Friday the fee increases to four dollars.

Ray. Talbot

Fragmentary Names and Phrases From OCR Entry

Readable parts list many personal names and places such as SUSAN BARFUS DENTON SHARON WOODWARD FRANKLIN LORRAINE LINDA HAMMOND PATRICIA WARD CRAIG BINGHAM and places like Fairview MILFORD CHASE Dayton SHERMAN PACKER. Details are unclear but resemble a directory or notice fragment with scattered surnames and locations.

Susan Barfus Piésion Denton Harris Franklin Sulin Sharon Woodward Franklin Lorraine Sles Bada

Jay Wilde Earns Eagle Scout Award in Mink Creek

Jay Wilde of Mink Creek became an Eagle Scout Sunday June 4 in a Mink Creek LDS ceremony. His Eagle badge was pinned by his mother, with John G Olson presenting. A Preston High student, he served as seventh grade class president and school band director, played cornet, leads a 4 H group, helps on the family farm, and is a patrol leader in Scout Troop 45 under Douglas Nelson. He expects to continue Scout activities and is the seventh Mink Creek Scout to reach Eagle.

John’ G. Olson Mink Creek Jay Preston Mink’ Creek Douglas Nelson

Local reader notes blend of sports and small-town life

A rambling column blends baseball talk about the Indians and Tigers with reflections on the Yankees, fans, and old personalities. It praises neighbors like Norda Lee Merrill and Fonda Boddy, honors friends in the community, and recalls hospital stays, workdays, and local shopkeepers as part of a quiet year in the town.

Cleveland Indians Detroit’ -Tigers Simolay Yankees Babe Norda Lee Merrill Igirls Susan Barrus Norda Lee Fonda Boddy The Constance Peterson Tnés Phyllis Anderson Sylva. Petterberg

Preston teen wins top prize in local contest

Susan Battug of Preston won $250 as top prize in THE PRESTON CITIZEN TEEN AGE CONTEST with 208 000 votes. Denton Harris placed second with 178 700 votes and Sharon and Lorraine Miles followed in third and fourth as the four week event produced over 200 new subscribers and near 400 renewals for the local paper. The contest paid 20 percent commissions on monies turned in.

Susan Battug Preston Cipizen Busan Ray B. Bright Susan Ibig Denton Harris Frankling Cout Nton Sharon Lorraine Miles Banida Linda Fairview Turzied Citizen Renewfals Smore Preston Citizen Eens Preston. Citizen Susan Barrus

Fire department handles Friday blaze at 55 South Main

Preston firemen answered three calls Friday starting at 4 a m. A gasoline camp stove exploded at 55 South Main causing minor damage and smoke and water damage. Otto Gassman’s home on North and First East was also affected by a 7 pm report and faulty wiring caused damage estimated at 300 to 400 dollars.

Preston Main Otto Gassman Seciona First

Forest Service conducts range study training session

U S Forest Service hosts a training session this week to coordinate range analysis procedures across regions. Preston district chosen for facilities and diverse resources on the Cub River. Robert Rummel and Ralph of Washington coordinate missions with Basil Crane, former Mink Creek resident, now Denver assistant regional forester, representing region 2.

United ‘States Forest Service arelHin Preston Forest’ Service Robert

New Breed of Galiceno Horses Raised in Franklin County

A miniature Galiceno horse breed is being raised at the R. G. Lowe farm in Franklin. Galicenos stand 12 to 13 hands and weigh 625 to 700 pounds with refined heads and smooth movement. Dan Roberts, county agent, rode a 650 pound Galiceno and praised its ease. The breed originated in Galicia Spain and was introduced to the United States in 1958. less than 300 exist in the country with Lowe as Idaho’s sole breeder. The Texas headquarters now registers Galicenos and Lowe has nine head on his property.

G. Lowe Farm Franklin Galicenos Dan’ Roberts Galiceno Spain Yucatan Mexico United ‘States Lowe Idaho Utah Washington Texas

Jeep flips on crossing injures crewman in Idaho

A jeep with a dozer blade crossed railroad tracks on First South street and fliped over one and a half blocks west. The vehicle was driven by Carl N Arnold of Pocatello and as a Mountain States Telephone construction crewman he was not seriously injured.

Carl N ” Arnold Pocatello Mountain States Relephone

Local Rodeo Queen Contest Saturday Night Parade

Prospective rodeo queen and attendants named Darren Bullen Joyce DeMille Kathleen Larsen Irene LaMont Mary Jane Bowen from Preston and others sign up for Saturday night events at 7 o clock. Prizes include 35 25 and 15 dollars for calf roping with a saddle bridle and harness drawings.

Preston Thomas Darren Bullen Joyce DeMille Richmond Kathleen Larsen Irene ‘LaMont Mary Jane Bowen Mary Lyn Wheatley Alease Adams Joyce Young Grace JoAnn Hendrickson Esther Griffeth Weston Carol Ricks Benson Ward Lorans Logan

Restrictions Imposed On Yard Sprinkling

Mayor Webb announced water restrictions to prevent abuse of free water. Even and odd day watering rules will apply, with even side streets allowed on even days and odd side streets on odd days. A city notice and card system inform residents. total sprinkling banned on the 31st of the month.

Ely Webb Swater

Meeting on ASC and state conservation programs in Preston

Officials from the state ASC C and county committee met in Preston to discuss ASC programs. Leo E Choate and Barel outlined goals, public relations, and farm legislation while county members and state guests listened as Rasmussen spoke about agricultural responsibilities.

Pnip Elks Lounge Rasmussen Rasmusse Barev Choate Vmendonta Bare Ant ASC Chamber of Commerce

Franklin County Fish and Game barbecue a success

The County Fish and Game association hosted a barbecue at Willow Flat Saturday evening with Billie Hobbs in charge. Albert Moser directed the preparation and serving, and the program proceeded smoothly.

Franklin Game’ Association Billie Hobbs Albert Moser

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