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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
7
Whitney sixth graders defeated Franklin 28 to 20 at home with Scott Thomas scoring early and the Panthers pulling away after a rest. Franklin’s Richard Knapp led scoring for the visitors with 4 points in the first game, then Knapp again topped Franklin with 12 in the rematch loss 22 to 18.
Eagle Scouts invited and receiving awards in 1965 include Franklin County District members Bryce Bodily Alex Larsen Scott Christensen Howard Rawlings and many others across units 38 Preston 54 Smithfield 59 Lewiston 66 Smithfield 140 Dayton 157 Richmond 160 Lewiston 166 Smithfield plus advisors and officials.
Franklin County announces the 1966 ACP signup begins March 14 at the local ASCS office. Eligible farmers may choose practices such as permanent cover crops, forest stand improvement, water conservation structures, diversions, drainage, streambank protection, and rangeland management including reseeding and fences to aid irrigation and livestock needs.
A farewell testimonial for Thom Kus Gibbs was held at Swan Lake chapel on February 20. Speakers JoAnn Morgan and Le Mar Hanson shared testimonies, with songs by Dee Ann Gibbs Kim Houmas and others. Gibbs departed Salt Lake City on February 28 to serve in the Southwest Indian Mission.
Aberdeen’s cold shooting limited Malad as Beavers defeated Marsh Valley 61 45 in a district game. Gary Yearstead led the overtime attack while Ron Walker posted 24 points but American Falls struggled to spark Mar Valley.
American Falls defeated Aberdeen 59 to 54 in a fourth quarter rally. Beavers guard led with strong defense and late scoring as the home team pulled away.
Marsh Valley used a late rally to pull away from Montpelier 25 points in the final period securing an 85 to 66 boys basketball victory.
Montpelier bears overcame an early deficit to beat Snake River 61 to 58 in the first game of the tournament. Peterson led Montpelier with 22 points while Mike Sasser scored 20 for Snake River, as Brent Penn sparked the rally from the key and the Bears pulled away in the third quarter.
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