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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1970
Page
15
Minutes show council considered tax to include library entrance and church land, with motion approved but water service now ended to churches. Deed dated Feb 16 1915 by Pres ton First Ward LDS bishop Henry J Bodily. deemed property may revert if conditions unmet within 30 days. deed recorded July 14 1919.
Sunday School visitors include Larry Atkinson Ogden Jay Christensen Salt Lake City and Brad Shumway Provo with Chris Anderson Logan. Duane Robinson spoke at sacrament meeting with Peggy Lyon accompanying piano and Janet Lyon singing. Thanksgiving visits span Sandy Roy Preston Franklin Boise Murray with several families hosting relatives. The Moraes greta club met for annual Samad ponty dinner with remarks on the club history founded October 1924. Entertaining employees included Golden Jondy and wives at Salt Lake City with companions. Idaho high school ceases books run recently by Idaho High School Press organization.
Mrs. Lyle Peterson named Honorary Golden Gleaner and Max Norton named Honorary Master M Man by the M Men and Golden Gleaner council during the Oneida Stake Gold and Green Ball. Peterson has led YWMIA presiden cies and MIA groups in multiple stakes, teaches Sunday School, and runs a drapery business in Preston with her family. Norton has held scout and MIA positions, chaired civic groups, and serves on the Oneida Stake high council as father of seven.
George Mills 74 died at Veterans Hospital Salt Lake City after illness February 7 1696 in Paradise Dt He was a farmer by occupation son of George F and Sarah D Mellardie Survivors include widow and children Itma W of Pilings Mont Robert Glenn F Salt Lake Mrs Earl Anna Mae Ward Dayton 21 grandchildren and siblings LeRoy Jerome Samuel Hurricane Ann Street Funeral services will be held at pled Steet et
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Preston couple Mr and Mrs Verlyn Schenk announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Desmond Vance Nielsen of Preston. Linda a 1969 Preston High graduate and LDS Business College book keeping student. Desmond a 1967 Preston High graduate served a mission and attends Utah State University. They plan a December 18 wedding in the Logan Temple with a December 19 reception.
Michele Sanguinett became the wife of George L. Larsen in a candlelight ceremony at the Church of the Incarnate Word in Chesterfield Missouri on October 23. The Reverend Paul Kalvetta officiated the double ring ceremony followed by a reception at the bride’s parents home in Creve Coeur. The bride’s sister St ren Marie Sanguinett of San Francisco served as maid of honor. William Perry of Dallas served as best man.
The Grace Business Men and Women's organization will sponsor a residential lighting contest with prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars. Santa Claus arrives after the free show on December 19 at 1 p.m. Douglas Campbell will contact Santa, Neal Sanders will arrange the show, and Sam Krebs handles the candy distribution with the Lions club. Dell Maughan will select parents to assist and crowd control. Mr Campbell of the city board gave a report on the improvements. Lights will decorate four trees and scenery will be placed across streets. Nellie Johnson led the meeting in Jack Pearce's absence with fourteen members present at Lou's Cafe on Thursday noon.
A large group attends an Open House for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin White in Soda Springs. Family and friends including Edwards Smith Beveridge Buttars Condie Foecut Hatch and Fowler gather, with many others named among attendees and neighbors listed.
Idaho sources suggest Homer H. Budge may seek a federal judgeship or exit to the investment world after leaving the SEC as Congress adjourns. Budge hints at no return to elective office. age and career options cloud the path to a judge seat or other high posts.
In the Grace area council meeting Tuesday night, officials discussed completing the new entrance to the Grace port along Highway 34 with cattle guards installed. Douglas Campbell said the state highway department approved the project, while Campbell received $250 to travel to California to fetch the city’s new garbage truck recently purchased, with Harold Spencer assigned to operate it on side streets.
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