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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1965

Page

2

We Are Proud Of Franklin County Schools And Leadership

In Our Opinion the Citizen editors praise Franklin County school districts Eastside West Side and administrators and elected supervisors. They note funding as the core challenge and commend the West Side district for its studied plan and Eastside’s use of a new state funding formula to improve schools.

Franklin County Citizen Eastside Bear Lake County North Gem West Side

Future Of Farming At Western Idaho Fair Marks Last At Old Site

The Western Idaho State Fair will end at its longtime Boise site this year with Aug 31 to Sept 4 events and a move to a new highway 20 venue. 4 H and FFA members showcase projects ahead of the livestock sale, while officials note a looming meat and dairy deficit in the West by 1985 per USDA ERS projections.

Idaho Fair Board Highway 20 Boise Future Farmers of America US Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service West ERS Pacific Coast California Oregon Washington Mountain States Arizona Colorado Montana Nevada New Mexico Utah Wyoming

Safer driving tips from Reader’s Digest list

L B Porter of Preston shares a Reader’s Digest inspired set of safer driving tips. Advice covers seat belts, adjusting mirrors, identifying an out, night visibility, pacing, approaching stops, braking, lane choice, headlights, driving stamina, yielding, and general caution.

L. B Porter Preston

Dayton Briefs Visiting Family Cluster

Ruthanne Jensen of Bennington spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Beutler. A family party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Beutler with attendees including Mr and Mrs Rio Alder of Preston, Mr and Mrs Kay Anderson of Winder, and Mr and Mrs Don Page of Logan.

Ruthanne Jensen Bennington Ernest Beutler Walter Beutler Rio Alder Preston Kay Anderson Winder Don Page Logan

Local Scene Highlights And Community Happenings

Farrell sparks plans for the MIA opening social. Don Phip organizes Skeet Shoot last Sunday. Leo Geddes chats with his wife near the Motor Merc. Bill Robinson stays in Preston a few days. Mel Burrup helps coin collectors locate coins. Trudy Boyd discusses golf tournament winners. Curley Woytke stages a show for Lions Elks fans. Colleen Stokes nudges a newsman to write his own tale. The Burrups trap mink in their yard.

Farrell Sparks MIA Don Phippen Leo Geddes Bill Robinson Preston Mel Burrup Trudy Boyd Curley Woytke Lions-Elks Colleen Stokes Bob John Bill Tom Burrup Mink

Paul Harvey Heats Up Cold War Rhetoric

Brief remark attributed to Paul Harvey decries credibility loss in public discourse. He laments trust dwindling to believe officials about Cuba or UN standoffs, noting the tense climate less than a year ago.

Cuba

Retreat on UN dues undermines US voting power

Ray Friess criticizes the State Department and Congress for abandoning the pledge that Russia would pay its UN dues or lose its vote. He cites Ambassador Goldberg and VFW Commander John Jenkins, warning that Soviet voting rights weaken the UN and threaten US foreign policy, urging Congress to use its purse strings to align policy with wartime sacrifices.

State Department Congress U.N Russia You Ambassador Goldberg Harvey UN General Assembly VFW John Jenkins Goldberg Jenkins Viet Nam New York Sukarno United States Southeast Asia Red China Cambodia

Birthday listings to be sent in by September notice

The column invites birthday notices for upcoming weeks with a September 2 deadline. Readers should drop a card or call the Citizen office to have names such as Robert Shipley Phillip Jensen Vaughan Blair Vickie Leendra Kovine Bridges David C Bill Hawkins Harold Wood etc included.

Citizen Office Vickie Leendra Kovine Bridges David C Bill Jean Hawkins Harold Wood

School Lunch Menu Highlights and Holiday Note

Friday menu features toasted cheese sandwich potato salad cantaloupe and milk due to Labor Day holiday. Tuesday offers macaroni and cheese tuna salad buttered wheat rolls fruit milk. turkey gravy potatoes buttered beets ice cream bread and butter milk. barbecue on a buttered bun hash browns fruit jello with whipped cream and milk.

Local notes from Preston ward and county schedules

Community notices cover a new bungalow completed by John son and Millard in the First Ward, a liquor law raid by city police, and race filings for Preston Independent School District trustees. Also reported are church Sunday school leadership changes and local real estate transfers, remodels, and several social visits across Preston and nearby towns.

John Pamer Preston First Ward First Ward Johnson and Millard David Davis al Nelson Davis Red Eye Preston Independent Jefferson School Harley Greaves Orvid Cutler MC Merill Eames Wells McEntire James E Hogan

Emmett Youth Norman Martin Seeks Young Democrats Post

Twenty four year old Dale Higer of Emmett announces a run for national Young Democratic Club president, the first Idaho Democrat and youngest ever to seek the post. He cites influence from his father Clarence Higer and figures like Kennedy, Stevenson, and Adlai Stevenson. He sees strong odds, calls himself a dark horse, and plans to practice law in Idaho while advancing party work.

Dale Higer Emmett Youn Democrat Club Higer Idaho Clarence — Higer John F Kennedy United Nations Adlei Stevenson Kennedy Stevenson Harvard New York City Ed Rosewell Chicago Joe Beeman San Francisco Spenccer Oliver Washington DC Dr J F Pepper Omaha Neb Higer Richard Kading Bid Ik National Young Republican Organization Sliver National Board of Executives Emmett Hiver State House of Representative University of Washington Massachusetts Harvard Law School Young Democratic Club

Florida girl speaks in Banida meeting

In a Banida Sacrament meeting on Sunday evening speakers included Rodney Fisher son of Allan Fisher of Preston and Brenda Fisher of Orlando Florida and Jim Fisher of Oxford. The gathering also noted local visits and family travel among residents and relatives throughout the area.

Banida Rodney Fisher

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