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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
11
Kent George Aston son of Mr and Mrs George J Aston receives a call to serve in the Central States Mission of the LDS Church A farewell testimonial is set for September 5 at 730 PM in the Dayton Ward chapel marked by community and church members.
Mrs Elvan Jensen hosted a Sunday birthday party for her daughter Julee Ann as nine children enjoyed games and refreshments. A duck shaped cake drew attention and the event featured light entertainment and convivial remarks.
Airman Dennis H. Sparrow son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrman L. Sparrow of Preston Idaho has been selected for technical training at Keeler AFB Mississippi as a U S Air Force communications electronics specialist He is a 1963 Preston High School graduate who recently completed basic at Lackland AFB Texas Mrs Annie Hatch travelled to Ogden with her daughter to visit her son Merlin and family and their new home Brenda Lorri and Debra Fisher of Pocatello visited their grandmother Mrs Cecil Fisher They attended the Downey Fair and saw the parade Others noted are Clair Hatch and Rodney Fisher visiting in Pocatello and Mr and Mrs Curtis Cox visiting his mother Mrs Athea Cox in Smithfield over the weekend.
Franklin County debates hen pheasant hunting as the Idaho state department defends opening the season for hens. Dale R Jensen explains that hens can be harvested without harming populations and that annual turnover in pheasant numbers is offset by ongoing productivity.
The text argues that taking hens in hunts prevents waste and improves a poor season. It suggests adding hens to hunters bags after roosters are scarce, claiming harvest of hens is a way to get value from an otherwise wasted resource. The overall point is to include hens in annual harvest.
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