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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
10
A religious reflection notes that while sin corrupts the soul and conscience, the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes redemption through Christ even when a person is in the fullness of life, offering the Savior as the path to salvation.
Glenn C. Gambles of Preston Idaho State College has earned an 1800 plus tuition graduate assistantship from Maryland University economics department. The award funds the first year toward his PhD while he completes ISC graduation this month with a BS in economics. He is a member of Alpha Kappa Psi and a soloist in the college choir. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Deward Gambles.
The Preston FFA team placed second in the sweepstakes as Meridian won first for the ninth straight year. Rex Condie took first in sheep showmanship and Lorin Burnett won first in horse showmanship. Instructors William Craner and Lincoln Orme accompanied the boys.
Sugar executives from Washington and several states joined a teleconference and plan a last-ditch Washington meeting to push Congress for legislation that avoids rewarding Cuba and Castro. They stress a bill must pass this week before the 1960 sugar law expires.
The article argues Ctah Poultry should be a regular breakfast staple and present with other meals. It condemns inferior products promoted by heavy advertising and urges Utah to recognize the superior value of fresh eggs and basic nourishment.
Changing Times warns that by 1975 the nation will need 50 percent more medical graduates, yet admissions will stay tough. Editors cite 22,000 to 34,000 applications annually, rising costs, debt levels, and shifts toward research and public health while private practice attracts fewer new doctors.
Clyde J Oliverson son of Mr and Mrs Clyde W Oliverson of Preston graduated from recruit training on June 17 at the Naval Training Center San Diego California The nine week course culminated in a full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries marking the transition from raw recruit to Navy bluejacket ready for duty with the fleet.
Idaho Senator Henry Dworshak warned during Senate hearings that total U S indebtedness across consumer municipal county state and federal levels is nearing 1 trillion dollars. He noted a decade long rise in personal debt and a sixfold mortgage debt increase from 18 6 billion to 131 2 billion over 15 years ending 1959.
A committee hearing book of 900 pages shows bankers, government officials, businessmen, professors, and research organizations concerned about the cost and logistics of distributing federal bonuses subsidies pensions and matching funds. The dialogue highlights rising personal and national debt and growing tax pressures.
Jan Eberhard 18 swam in Lamont reservoir east of Preston on a hot Saturday afternoon. His 1959 car plunged in. skin divers Alma Nelson American Falls and Ralph Olsen Pocatello located the vehicle in 20 feet of murky water and hauled it to surface.
Mrs J N Larsen welcomed Karen Crockett granddaughter of Dr and Mrs K A Crockett of Salt Lake City to spend the past week.
Caroline Condie met Myrtie Nyberg of St George Utah last Thursday after 50 years apart. Condie then visited Inn Treasureton with daughter Mack Hymas and family before returning home Wednesday. Emil Petterborg's family joined wedding of granddaughter Judy Petterborg in Boise. Harley C Greaves and Ralph Strub families visited in Pendleton and San Diego relations noted.
Riverdale Scoutmaster Bob Smith and assistant Stanley Packer led the troop on an overnight camp at Cottonwood Tuesday. Scouts Benton Smith Kelvin Smith Dennis Woolf Bobby Lewis Lyle Rosen Sam Smith Gordon Henrie Calvin Sharp and Dennis Ray Larsen participated. Groundwork at the church progresses to clear space for a new parking lot. Ross Barrington and son visited Salt Lake City Tuesday and Wednesday relatives. Vernon Forsgren and children from Price Utah stayed with Eli and M Forsgren last week.
At Downata Sunday the Evans family reunion drew attendees including Mrs I M Evans and Mary E Neeley. Calvin Forsgren joined Mr and Mrs Paul Bennett of Winder for a farewell party for Jack Combs who are moving to Hawaii for two years. Mrs Forsgren and Mrs Bennett are siblings. Defense costs per US family cited at about one thousand dollars annually.
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