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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
12
A reader from Glendale narrowly misses winning the Mystery Personality contest jackpot now up to 97.50. The clue list this week features roles and traits such as Hospital Manager and Principal among others, with clues tied to local names and a state representative.
Mystery personality Hep R Condie born 1907 in Preston to Gideon and Carrie Condie. He grew up in Preston, attended Idaho State College two years and earned degrees from Utah State University. He taught 28 years, led Preston Junior High, served as Franklin Memorial administrator, chamber secretary, and irrigation company secretary for 33 years. He is in his second Idaho State Legislature term and active in the LDS Church and community roles. Married to Marian Glenn with six sons. farming hobby noted.
Two swings a glider and double chair glider heavy duty material made by a local blacksmith call after 6 p.m. 646 2052. Grounded 18 tread? Troer $5 900.
The Preston Homemakers of America held their Mother and Daughter banquet at Westwood Center. Peggy Call was honored as president and Colleen Viehweg received both officer certificates alongside Jan Haworth and LaRee Roberts. Debra Earley reported on the FHA state convention and a quartet sang. Future officers include Nielsen as president Viehweg as vice president Jensen as secretary, with Mrs Janet Nielsen and Mrs Carrie Tobler in leadership roles.
In a question and answer session with 4H delegates at the Robinson Council, officials discussed taxes education and the move toward allowing 18 year olds to vote by 1974. Local leaders including Mayor Johnson and County Commissioner James Graves spoke on program goals and governing structures.
Women plan a county dairy princess contest with royalty to ride in the Smithfield Health Days parade. Mrs Vacene Uarsen says graduates must be high school level to enter and enjoy the dairy rite. Local women from Weston Dayton Oxford Clifton Preston Franklin and Fairview will assist with the program and chair the events.
Darrell Manning was named director of Idaho Department of Aeronautics by the Idaho Aeronautics Commission this week. He will replace Chet Moulton who resigned at the governor’s request and plans to relocate to Boise to reside there. Manning serves in the Air Force reserves and has worked as a donor and public servant.
Notice is hereby given that assessment details are available as part of a formal notification process. The document outlines the assessment action, parties involved, and applicable deadlines for response or appeal. Further information is published by the issuing authority.
The Delta Kappa Gamma chapter met in Soda Springs with members including Henrietta Hogan and others. A presentation featured a red rose, and notes referenced a ceremony or observance within the group.
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Blue mustard extending through Franklin County despite several years of control efforts. The prolific seeder invades winter wheat, alfalfa, yards, and row crops, threatening agricultural viability and local ecosystems.
A community notice invites adults to join a new league at the local course with evening gatherings after 5 or 6 pm. Interested players should call for details and to add their name to a list. A meeting will set the start Thursday date.
A reported indictment involves several local figures tied to a regional student matter. Names cited include Shelley Hart and Beal, with ongoing legal actions following preliminary investigations.
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