09 Sep 1965
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
1
Special to the Citizen notes Rhonda of Preston as a standout in the Miss American title prelims. She wears a freckled beaded gown in evening gown judging and plans to perform sewing and modeling talents before swimsuit walk Friday.
Four children received books from the Presto City Library for winning the Spec Race held to encourage summer reading. Kristi Keller led the winners, with honorees including Karen Merrill and Judy Acock among others. several received honorable mentions for reading effort.
The announcement credits a tire contest winner from Lake Hamilton in Prea ton. The winning tire traveled about 30 000 miles and was produced by Goodrich. The entry valued at 2 metres of tire is described as the prize.
The rule clarifies that flashing amber lights signal caution and drivers must slow when approaching a bus with flashing lights, while a red stop arm extended mandates a full stop for all vehicles. The text notes ambiguity in prior signals and emphasizes universal stopping when the arm is out.
Three separate accidents occurred with two people injured in the incidents. Details on locations and causes are not fully provided in the fragment.
Se Aptiaten Paving of the Cleveland Thatcher section of Highway 34 is expected to start Thursday weather permitting. Crews will lay the oil mat and complete slope planting, with seal coating planned later. Weston Canyon road work is near completion and two highway sections remain after an earlier freeway county completion.
A gravity sprinkler system installation was presented to the Preston Rotary Club. The discussion included materials involved and the scope of the project.
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