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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1960
Page
5
A dubious notice promises a profitable venture in an entering field with friends and neighbors as members. It offers training, a nominal treatment fee, and a commission on equipment sales from Stauffer. Information and interviews in your town are requested.
State disaster rules allow grazing on conservation reserve acres at county loan rates if the governor certifies need in designated disaster areas. Grazing of soil bank acres follows the same standards used to designate disaster areas under public law 875, with safeguards to alleviate damage from drought floods or other natural disasters.
The text explains grazing restrictions on soll bank acreage under the soil bank act including penalties for grazing and the need to reestablish conservation cover at producer expense. It describes how local disaster committees propose public laws, coordinate with the state disaster committee and governor, and how requests proceed to the president and Agriculture secretary for action in declared natural disaster areas.
Miss Saramae Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs George Porter Mapleton and Henry Jensen Jr of Oxford plan to marry at the Logan Temple on Oct 7. Saramae a 1953 Preston High graduate and Jensen a Downey High graduate now farms and repairs TVs. A wedding reception is set for Friday evening October 7 at the Atepleton ware.
The Ladies of the Elks held a Hawaiian themed lodge meeting with a luau style reception. Newly elected President Deane Auger greeted guests as they joined a Hawaiian room setting, enjoying punch, a salad luncheon, and island décor. A program by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harmon and Cynthia featured island articles slides and native dances. Prizes were awarded in bridge and pinochle, with next port of call at a future world cruise leg.
Mrs Mae Cutler entertained at a bridge luncheon Thursday evening with guests including Gwen Egbert Wands Allen Irene Allen Ruth Weber Saran Bambrough Phyllis Evans Virginia Metcalf and Bernadine Smith Two hostess guests attended High scorer was Mrs Bambrough and Mrs Weber won Keno
Miss LeAnn Jepsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Jepsen Mink Creek Utah married Garwood H Walton son of Mr and Mrs Lester G Walton Centerville Utah in a Logan LDS Temple ceremony presided by A George Raymond. The couple planned a reception in Mink Creek and a dinner in Logan. They will live in Logan while he resumes studies at Utah State University.
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