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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
8
A legal notice states that drivers must stop immediately when a school bus stops with its stop arm extended to pick up or discharge children. If the arm is not extended, drivers may proceed at up to 10 miles per hour after stopping with caution. Violations are misdemeanor offenses.
Pupils crossing street or highway must be managed per bus rules. The driver pulls to the right, uses the warning light, stops the bus, and extends the stop arm. Traffic in both directions stops until the arm retracts, then pupils cross after the signal. Local authorities urge adherence for child safety.
A poultry extension agent told poultrymen that profitable laying flocks start with good inheritance and proper growth. He warned that chicks can be ruined in brooding and pallet development if underfed or exposed to disease or parasites.
Ellen Wright DUP Camp of Franklin hosted a Christmas social in the Relief Society room of the ward chapel. Mrs. Vella Woodward led carols, a story was told by Mrs. Gwen Gibson and Mrs. Woodward, with a duet by Mrs. Myrtle Woodward and Grace Robinson. Miss Dora Turner of St. Louis will direct the choir and Rev J B Kunkel will deliver the sermon. Parish people and the public are invited.
Catholic church will hold a high mass at St. Peter's Church at midnight on Christmas Eve with Gregorian chant sung by a choir.
Ladies of the Tessa camp of the DUP gathered at Mrs. C. M. Crab tree’s home for a Christmas party. A Christmas program featured a reading by Mrs. Ethel Cole and a performance by Miss Dian Lowe and Miss Pat Maughan. Santa Claus distributed gifts after a festive salad lunch organized by co hosts.
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