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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1976
Page
2
The Pirates focus on regional tournaments up to Wendell starting this week after a SPIRIT Trophy tie between seniors and freshmen. The freshmen won the coin flip, boosting frosh morale as they chase regional and state goals.
Ruby King is highlighted as Pirate Of The Week. She participates in the Pirettes Pep Club OBA and FHA roles, edits the yearbook, and is known for humor and locker pranks while balancing activities in school clubs.
Don Carlos Van Dyke Jr 61 of Lewiston Utah died after pushing a snowmobile free of slush near Condie Reservoir north of Preston last Friday He told a companion he was having trouble breathing and died within minutes after pushing about 100 yards Ambulance personnel were called about 11 20 am Funeral services were held in the Lewiston Second Ward on Monday He had taught in Lewiston and Thatcher and was a farmer.
A district wide needs assessment program has begun on the West Side with a steering committee appointed by Supt. Harris Allen. The group will identify learner needs through input from students, teachers, parents, and community members ahead of a June 1976 completion date. Community involvement is welcomed.
Thatcher Ward Relief Society hosts cultural lesson as Randy Smith of Provo shares experiences from two years in France on an LDS mission. Community members attend PTA and school events planning bicentennial programs and local meetings across Thatcher and nearby towns.
The opening of Dr Duane H Smith chiropractic office at 52 Federal Avenue is announced with an open house on Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm. Attendees include local families and the Smith family notes their Dayton and Goshen roots.
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