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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
5
A compact loaf style tuna dish combines eggs milk mustard Tabasco and bread crumbs. Mix to a smooth batter fold in tuna then bake in a foil lined pan at 350 degrees F for five minutes then unmold yields six servings.
A quick elegant dessert combines grape gelatin with ginger ale, served with whipped cream, mint, and grapes. The recipe instructs dissolving gelatin in boiling water, chilling set, and preparing a gingered whipped cream with cream sugar and ginger for a sparkling finish.
First Security Bank of Preston reports Idaho demand deposits and savings accounts above 1959 levels while personal income sav ings rise. Electricity use in Idaho hits record first months of 1960, construction value trails 1959 but matches 1958, and nonagricultural employment sits about 1,500 below 1959. Phosphate rock up 10 percent, cement higher since June, lumber 3 percent below 1959 in eight months. Agricultural prices offset livestock declines with egg prices above last year and potato prices higher but not set to rise as in 1960–61.
Fielding High School Spartans defeat West Side Pirates 19 to 12 on Friday. Johnny Schwanevelt carries for a Spartans TD after Fielding opening a lead with a first quarter score. West Side rally ends with late fourth quarter TD but falters on fumbles and a surge of interceptions. West Side’s season record falls to 4-1.
Attendees at the wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Theron Smith Jr in Winder Friday evening included Mr and Mrs David Smith, Mr and Mrs Don Carter, Mr and Mrs Theo Smith and Mr and Mrs Calvin Forsgren.
The newspaper credits advertising from local business firms for making the publication possible and asks readers to support these firms to continue receiving neighbor news and Franklin County community updates.
County Agent Daniel Roberts announced that farmers planning commercial fertilizer for 1961 can submit soil samples to his office this fall at no charge. Envelopes and instructions are available, and samples should come from at least six locations, mixed before sealing. A crop history and barnyard manure details are needed to tailor nitrate recommendations.
Preston Knife and Fork club guests Hollywood humorist Bob Ringer will headline their meeting at the Franklin County Courthouse tomorrow evening at 7:30. Ringer, once an automotive sales trainer, now dedicates time to stage work and writing including his book The Key to Adventurous Living.
Clifton residents hosted a flurry of weekend visits with relatives and friends from Fairview Preston Brigham Logan Cove Salt Lake City and Franklin. Families including Sears Croshaw Povey Jowers Winward Walker Viehweg and Simmons were noted in gatherings and hospital visits as a tone of small town reporting.
A colorful Orange Frost dessert steals the scene at a Halloween party. Make Orange Frost Pie with vanilla pudding and orange gelatin, poured into a deep pie shell and decorated with candies. Variations include Orange Frost Tarts and chilled pudding compotes.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Gailey now reside in Lewiston. Mr Simmons suffered a stroke at home and after a second stroke was taken to Logan hospital, where his daughter Mrs Ethel Thornberg of Iron Mountain was visiting. LeRoy Walker and guest W F Walker of Salt Lake City visited Clifton and Preston before heading to Idaho Falls. Ida Hadley of Swan Lake spent a week in Clifton with her daughter and family. Relief Society met with President Janet S Davis. officers Phyllis Tanner and Lella Smith attended, Edna Kofoed led a literature lesson helped by her sister Mrs Margaret Winward of Whitney, who is the Franklin Stake literature teacher. Vinnie Hawkes led song practice with Kofoed at the piano. Winward shared Halloween candy.
The Farmers Insurance Safety Foundation urges parents to dress children in light colors or add reflectors for night travel. Adults should accompany youngsters and ensure costumes are fire proof and visible with flashlights to prevent pedestrian accidents.
A digest of USDA tables explains nutrient synergy in foods and the four essential food groups. The piece highlights doughnuts as a mix of enriched flour, egg, and milk delivering vitamins and minerals, and urges daily servings of fruits, vegetables, grains, meat, and dairy for a balanced diet.
The Preston Chamber of Commerce invites districts as guests of the chamber and urges purchase of advance tickets from Rulon Dunn, secretary manager, for the public seating at the event.
Fragmented ad snippets show a late classified page with a woman wanted for part time work at a local paper and a cosmetics distributor listing, plus a for sale note: a two brick home with basement New furnace New carpeting and storm doors. Call after 6 15 p.m. Florence Shaffer distributor 42-46¢ 321 WwW.
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