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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1958
Page
10
The Idaho State Board of Health approved radiation control regulation as the first step to guard the public against unnecessary exposure to ionizing radiation, amid limited knowledge about its effects on human life span.
Dr. Terrell Carver of Idaho's health department urges protective steps before evidence appears. Radiation machines must be registered and wastes disposal controlled, with any spills reported immediately to authorities to prevent unnecessary exposure.
Local notes list guests from Salt Lake City and Preston visiting the Lewis and Waterlaus households. Montana? events include Mia party with junior Gleaners, Mia maids decorations, and Beehive refreshments.
Classified page highlights buying and selling options in the Preston area. Listings include goods for sale and service ads from local residents and businesses.
Idaho forests on national land show a rising timber harvest. Sen. Henry Dworshak notes allowable cuts grow from 910 million board feet in Idaho to 513 million harvested in 1958, with past decade volumes doubling from 1949 to 1957. Chief Forester Richard McArdle cites market factors and new access roads as drivers.
Ey yee anes report details from Preston and Swans Lake events. Christine Jepsen, Mrs Twila Gibbs and others attended textile painting instructions and a Reuet conference program. A Halloween party hosted by Swan Lake Peppy Homemakers featured best costume prizes, popcorn balls and candy.
A fragmentary note mentions Mr and Mrs P Boreegan and their son and daughter visiting near a lake in the city during a last week checkup. Names appear garbled and unclear.
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