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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
12
Community news from Cleveland and Grace notes attendance at gatherings, visits by residents to hospitals, travels to Fort Ord and Logan, a ISU Black Snake Debate Meet, and family events. Debaters Barbara Carter Cheryl Harding and others traveled to Pocatello for the ISU campus contest.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Jensen and daughter June Mrs Lyle Christensen and daughter Julie Ann and Ethel Baird attended Neil Hansen wedding reception Friday night in Ogden. Hansen is Jensen's nephew. Dorothy Christensen and mother went to Logan on business and visited Christensen's parents. William Hulse Preston Kevin and Douglas Keller sons of Glenn Keller spent Friday night with grandparents. The Raymond Hobbies Saturday the Kellers attended cutter races and brought their sons home.
Thursday at 9 pm mixed doubles shows Twin Lakes Merc 15 5 Fr Co Grain Growers 12. 8 Chevron Gas Past 12. 8 Hobbs and Jensen 10 10 Perry's Beeline 10 10 Bill's Market 10 10 Pet Milk 7 13 Ted B Larsen Co 7 13. High team series: Pet Milk 1784. High team name Pet Milk. 634 Hugi ind series. Charles Nielsen 505 9 June- Min Auger 462 high ind game Les Hobby 210 June hin Auger 171. Thursday Men's League 7 pm February 3 Ww 4 Farm Bureau.
In Ward updates at a Sacramento meeting on Sunday Ruth Ann Christensen was sustained as sports director of the YW YWIA. Elias Jepson was sustained as Special Interest teacher and Kent Egley advanced in the priesthood to teacher. Carl A Mortensen attended. Sue Jensen and Ilene Wilde visited for the weekend. Dot Pearlman, California, niece of Ethel Baird, visited after 15 years.
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