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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
9
The Indians need one more win to clinch the league title and will host Malad this Saturday. Malad has cut five players due to pre season training rules and is seeking its first victory of the season.
The Great Call of the Wild screens at Preston High School Monday at 7 30 sponsored by the Franklin Elders Quorum. Larry Jones appears in person to present this bow and arrow hunting film featuring record animals including a 1000 pound Kodiak Bear and a 1500 pound moose with long stalking scenes. Tickets at the door.
Grace will host a basketball tournament during the week of February 24 25 and 2h with events at Grace. The text also notes a wrestling tournament at Witte linked to Soda Springs the week before.
The Preston Indians sealed a league tie by defeating Aberdeen 68 to 54 behind Poole Ward and Craig Thomas. Preston led throughout with strong second half defense and a 68 percent shooting fourth quarter while Aberdeen’s Dennis Schumacher contributed from outside amid fumbles and fouls to finish the contest.
George Sparks of Heerys ton Ore came down recently to see his mother Nell Sparks. Mrs Flyeppih was taken to Logan hospital Wednesday for X ray and medical treatment.
Mr and Mrs Denzil Tal bot of Lewiston visit with Mrs Albertie Griffiths and son Burdette. Dell Griffiths family travels to Liberty on business and pleasure. Miss Marva Kent, student at Ricks College, visits home with Mrs Elia Kent. Melvin Beutler receives a mission call to China. Milford Chase receives a mission call to the California mission. Gene Johnson of Pres ton visits Salt Lake City ill son Eugene at University hospital. reports he is improving at home. Mr and Mrs LaVor Cook and daughters of Logan visit Saturday with Mr and Mrs Cook.
Dayton residents share visits with missionaries and relatives from Logan and Preston. Activities include temple attendance in Logan, baptisms for the dead, swimming, and social visits among families such as Blau, Baugh, Griffiths, Archibald, KeHer, and Fisher with connections to Dayton and surrounding areas.
The Cache Valley Citizen tied for four first place awards in a Better Newspaper contest by the Press Association, competing in Division 1 for papers under 1200 circulation. It earned general excellence, best front page, best society page, best use of illustrative material, and a second in Rog ED, with an honorable mention in photography. Editor Karl Rawlings of CorMisc h is cited.
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