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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1969

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Franklin County First in Idaho to Get State Highway D-1 Designation

Franklin County becomes Idaho’s first to receive a county level highway designation Idaho County Highway D-1 from the county line through Weston Dayton Clifton and Oxford to Red Rock The Idaho Association of Commissioners and Clerks approved the move under a joint application from Franklin Bannock and Downey Swan Lake districts County will sign the route in small communities while districts provide marker guidance and letters of acknowledgment from communities involved for continuity and record purposes

Franklin County Idaho Red Rock Weston Dayton Clifton Oxford Cleo Swenson Association

Soldier Kurt Kotter Receives Four Medals for Valor

Sp4 Kurt Kotter of Franklin while serving in Vietnam earned four medals including the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf for heroism on August 18 and the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement from July 1 to August 31. He also received the Purple Heart for wounds on March 28 and the Air Medal for over five aerial missions in support of ground forces. He served as radio telephone operator with Company A 2d Battalion 12th Infantry at Patrol Base Dees when he moved through heavy fire to maintain communications, reflecting the Army's highest traditions.

12Th Infantry Dees Sp4 Kotter 25Th Infantry Division United States Army

PHS Students Attend Music Clinic at American Falls

About 60 Preston high school students joined the Fifth District Music Clinic in American Falls on November 14 and 15. Fifty vocal students formed the Mixed and Girls choruses under Carl Hoffman and Evelyn Harris. Honor bands and choirs featured several named students and directors, with clinicians from Conn Distributing Co and others guiding sessions.

American Falls Preston High School Carl Hoffman Evelyn Harris Virginia Idaho University Arvel Hansen Bob Lowry van Johnston Val Jensen Michael Rawlings Vonny- Lou Ross Joan Auger Jean Brown Claude Smith Judy Brown Lea Ann Crookster Peggy Christensen Diane Herd Elizabeth Winward Dixie Steers Nancy Bennett Rosalie Parkinson Annette Ransbottom Deanne Smith Kristen Larson Karma Bergquist Lynne Howells Jody Crockett Michellé Wilson Susan Jensen Charles ‘Auger Alan Weaver Kim Gibson Joe Cherrington A Y Jensen Brad ‘ Jensen Devon Glover I ‘Helen Coe

PTA To Hear Seminary Coordinator

The West Side Parent Teachers Association will meet at 8 p.m. in Porter Hall. Bruce Lake is designated coordinator for LDS seminaries in the Intermountain area. The meeting is open to the public per PTA officers.

West Side Parent Teachers Association Hay Porter Bruce Lake LDS Intermountain Area Tt A. Pta

Local High School Schedule Patchy Readout

Poor OCR reads show upcoming Thursday events at the high school. Basketball and wrestling are listed with unclear times and a discussion topic about basketball offense and coaching plans.

Wigan Wea Wills

Bureau Chief Names Bear River Project Top Priority

Ellis H. Armstrong new head of the Bureau of Reclamation, appointed by President Nixon, identifies the Bear River project as a high priority. The initiative aims to supply water to Utah and Idaho, with cooperation across Wyoming, Idaho, Utah and the federal government. The Bear River plan centers on a high dam near Preston in the Oneida Narrows.

Bureau of Reclamation Bear River Bureau Ellis H. Armstrong Nixon Utah Idaho Wyoming Preston Oneida Narrows

Franklin district Boy Scouts name committee leaders

Lynn Fackrell of Preston was reelected chairman and Thane Winward of Dayton was reelected vice chairman. Thomas Powell is district scout executive and Elmer Oliverson is district commissioner. District committee members include James Tasso J Walter Ross Bud Thomas Demar Meridon Gailey Robert Lindhardt Allen Dunn Herb Williams Rodney Jensen Robert Acock Sherwin Webb Dean Abrams Don Ward Rudy Jorgensen. Tentative activity schedule includes Court of Honor November 22 Den Leaders Conference January 21 Scout-O-Rama February 22 Swimming Campain March 9 Camporee May 8 9.

Lynn Fackrell Preston Franklin Boy Scouts of America Thane Winward Dayton Thomas Powell Elmer Oliverson James Tasso J. Walter Ross Bud Thomas Demar Meridon Gailey Robert Lindhardt Allen Dunn Herb Williams Rodney Jensen Robert Acock Sherwin Webb Dean Abrams Don Ward Rudy Jorgensen Court of Honor den Leaders

Preston issues building permits totaling 435000 in ten months

Building permits issued in Preston for the first ten months of the year total 435700 with four dwelling unit permits valued at 84000. Commercial construction reached 301800 and alterations and repairs 49900.

Preston

Bank in Preston Explored for Rapid Open

President of First Bank and Trust discusses a potential Preston branch on a building site. An architect will study the building in Bres ton to make recommendations. The bank aims to operate as soon as possible, with more details after a councilion.

Preston Breston First Bank and Trust Prestone

Holiday travel safety tips from Acting Police Chief Gailey

Acting Police Chief Bert Gailey urges pre Thanksgiving trip planning to avoid trouble. He recommends a sensible schedule, known routes, ample rest, frequent stops, and postponing trips in severe winter weather. He also advises car safety checks, winter readiness, and carrying emergency gear such as sand, a shovel, tow chains, booster cables, and flares.

Bert Gailey Chief Gailey Gailey International Association of Chiefs of Police

Wedding notices window policy explained

The Citizen accepts wedding and engagement notices with no charge but restricts wedding stories to within five weeks after the wedding and prefers submissions about a week after the event.

High School Plans Brigadoon Operetta Production

Preston High Music Department led by Carl Hoffman plans Brigadoon with December tryouts. If all goes well, performances are set for February 19 and 20 in the high school auditorium. The department also schedules a mid December Christmas concert and a spring tour through Northern Idaho and Wyoming.

Preston High Carl Hoffman Brigadoon Idaho Wyoming

Preston Council Reviews Police Applicants Amid Interviews

The Preston City Council considers police department applications and will interview several candidates from prior submissions. A decision is expected soon as two police officers are to be hired.

Preston

Auto Population Up In Franklin County

Franklin County shows rising auto registrations with higher incomes and suburban living boosting car ownership. Gas and maintenance spending jumped to 979000 in the past year, while registrations climbed 28.7 percent over five years, outpacing national gains.

Franklin County Ae and Data Service

Local SCD Leaders Attend Convention in Idaho Falls

Members of the Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District joined the Idaho State Association meeting in Idaho Falls this week. Weston’s Stewart Buttars attended a special session on dry land problems while Franklin’s Lanton Hawkes and Preston’s Kay Anderson joined sessions and the Thursday noon luncheon with district conservationist LaMon Baird.

Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District Idaho Falls Idaho State Association of Soil and Water Conservation Stewart Buttars Weston Lanton Hawkes Franklin Kay Anderson Preston LaMon Baird

Catholic Bishop Visits Preston for Mass at Saint Peter's

Catholic Bishop Sylvester Treinen will be in Preston today to celebrate the Holy Mass at Saint Peter's Catholic Church at 6 30 p m. He will be assisted by Father Joseph Mi Bishopig, Idaho's bishop, who travels to parishes across the state every two to three years.

Sylvester Treinen Preston Saint Peter’s Catholic Church Joseph Mi Ses Boise Idaho Bretto Saint Peter Seaa

Local Entry Wins FB Talent Find

Local entrants Mrs. Stephen Noyes and Mrs. Larry Jacobson won a talent competition at a Boise event and will attend the American Farm Bureau Federation National Convention in Washington, D C, December 8 to 11. The convention includes a Golden Reception for the federation’s 50th anniversary and an Annual Banquet with speaker Mrs. Virginia D Smith. Attendees from Franklin County include Marlow Woodward and others. delegates will also join the Women’s Luncheon and the convention program themed The 70s A Challenge to Farm Bureau.

Stephen Noyes Larry Jacobson Pee Roor Hotel Boise Ariel Meek Riverdale American Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Farm Bureau Noyes Aand Jacobson Franklin Marlow C. Woodward Stanton.m Hawkes Cecil Kostavi Garold B. Fisher Ginia’ Hawkes Patty Fisher Thes Dalene Rodney N. Jen H. Glenn ‘Bingham Larne “Beckstead Instrge A Rae PE

Fragmented OCR Note With Unclear Elements

A short fragmented OCR snippet shows garbled text and stray letters. No coherent event or names are readable to identify people places or dates. The piece likely reflects scan errors rather than a genuine news item or notice.

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