Community Committeemen Elected for ASG Posts
Results announced by C. Wallace Chatterton show ASG community committee elections for 1961. Communities A through E list chairs, vice chairs, regular members and alternates with names.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1960
Page
1
Results announced by C. Wallace Chatterton show ASG community committee elections for 1961. Communities A through E list chairs, vice chairs, regular members and alternates with names.
The sugar beet, rival to sugar cane, fuels U.S. production with a record 1960 harvest of about 4.5 billion pounds and a forecast over 5 billion pounds next year as acreage controls ease. Factories run at full capacity, with Cuba bans influencing future demand. Beets yield high energy per acre, supplying nearly a quarter of U.S. sugar needs for 45 million people.
Preston and Franklin counties show population declines from 1950. Cleo L Swenson reports the county total dropped from 93 867 to this year's figure with individual towns Clifton village 150 Dayton 212 Osford 83 Weston 284 Mink Creek 109 and Franklin 446 listed.
Cadet Karl Ballif was admitted to the Advanced Air Force ROTC program at Utah State University. After two years of advanced training and university requirements he will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force. He will attend a four week summer camp this summer. Ballif is a junior majoring in psychology and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl G. Ballif of Preston.
Eastside School District 201 representatives Richard L Harmon and Sarah G Johnson attended the state finance committee meeting in Pocatello on Thursday November 17. Idaho department officials and speakers Alan Jeffrey and Garth Reid participated in the gathering.
Stanton M Hawkes W D Smart Carl Mortensen DeRalph Perry Franklin soil conservation district supervisors and John G Kennard SCS conservationists attended the Idaho Association of Soil Conservation Districts annual convention on Nov 14 in Idaho Falls. Speakers included Floyd Dominy commissioner Bureau of Reclamation Wayne Meyers Lee Morgan and Lowell Moore moderated panel on soil and water conservation. Door prizes included a case of Sauerkraut from California Packing Co Franklin county.
The University of Oregon traveling science demonstration lecture program comes to Preston High School the week of November 28 to December 2. Supported by the National Science Foundation, the program aims to spark high school interest in science and improve teaching with low cost demonstration apparatus. Marshall Fisher, a trained high school teacher, leads the program in a specially equipped station wagon carrying self-made demonstrations.
Mrs Roy Helmandollar writes from Phoenix praising mild weather and asking to update address to Phoenix. She inquires about double session schools in Phoenix and jokes about coal shoveling. The message includes a long anecdote about a Preston boy Rich McGee proposing a stray animal shelter funded by selling dogs and cats.
Pocatello district manager Starton SS Thompson says many residents do not realize they may qualify for disability benefits at any age under the new law signed Sept 13. To qualify, five years of credits in ten and a long lasting disability are required with monthly benefits set like retirement at 65. A representative will visit Preston December 13 from 10:30 am to noon at the courthouse social hall for help and free pamphlets.
The notice describes a weekly guessing game where participants identify a "who's who" and clues spread through ads. First drawn name with correct clues wins at least $6, with $22 for exact clue count. Entries deposit at four local businesses including Robert N. Acock Insurance Agency and Hansen Glass and Paint.
Privates Ronald D. and Donald E. Gailey, 18, twins from Preston, were assigned to the 43d artillery Nike Hercules unit at Fairchild Air Force Base in Washington. The brothers, sons of Mr and Mrs Bert W Gailey, entered the Army last August after graduating from Preston High School in 1960 and completing basic training at Fort Ord, California.
More than 3 000 Allis Chalmers sales personnel from United States and Canada toured the Gateway to the Future display at the French Lick Sheraton hotel over two weeks. The exhibit featured 200 pieces, including D-15, D-10, D-12 and D-17 tractors, new color schemes, and a range of mounted sprayers, planters, backhoes, loaders, and three point hitch options.
A 1952 Chevrolet milk truck owned by Carl Viehweg of Clifton and a 1960 GMC milk truck owned by Sterling Bingham and driven by Ernest Daley collided one half mile south of the Afton store Friday morning at 8 40. Viehweg was turning with a door open. Daley could not see it and swerved but could not avoid the crash. No injuries. Viehweg’s truck undamaged. Bingham’s hood and fender damaged about 200. Deputy Emil Tasso investigated.
The Franklin stake speech festival will be held Thursday December 1 at 5 pm in the Franklin stakehouse. Each ward in the stake is participating and the event is directed by stake speech director Bonna Lou Pack. Everyone is invited to attend.
Franklin County Fair board sets August 31 to September 2 in 1961 with eight fair dates. William Robinson, board chairman, reports plans include an additional exhibit building to add space for more commercial exhibits and better display areas, especially in the crowded needlecraft department.
The apparent low bidder among six bids is Nielsen & Miller of Twin Falls for the main street Preston project along State Highway No 91 from State Street Preston to Whitney and half a mile of State Highway 86 Oneida Street. The contract total is £537,5885. The work includes roadbed construction drainage structures and a bituminous surface on 3 856 miles.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorih Bodily traveled to Salt Lake City on Thursday and Friday for business matters and shopping.
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