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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
22
Contestants for the Preston Night Rodeo queen contest must sign up by July 12. Open to girls 16 to 25 from specified Idaho counties, with a parade on July 13 and the final in Preston Rodeo arena at 8 p.m. Cash prizes and a trophy from Thomas Saddlery are involved.
The Oneida stake meeting outlined a new home teaching program to replace ward teaching and a new missionary program as part of a church correlation plan. Elder S Dilworth Young Donald Ellsworth and T Bowring Woodbury led the briefing, emphasizing family needs, priesthood leadership, and a cooperative bishopric structure.
The Grassman of the Year tour opens Monday with a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at noon in Léons shelter, city park. Don Elwell leads the luncheon, followed by a tour and program on grassland practices. Sponsoring groups include the Soil Conservation district Farm Bureau and the County Agent's office.
Banida residents were told the school will close and the property sold. The board sold the Winder building for 1000 to Dale Talbot of Ogden, the second attempt to close the one class school. Students will join Jefferson and Central schools. buses sold for 250 and 300 and 161.
A government supervised tuberculin test is underway on Franklin county cows. Three veterinarians are testing about 400 head, with no reactions observed to date.
Angie Willardsen, born March 28 1877 in Mayfield Utah, died June 12 1963 at her daughter Mrs Leslie Hobbs home. She and husband Willard Willardsen moved to Preston in 1932 living there until 1943. She was preceded in death by her husband Willard Franklin and arrangements are being made at Mayfield Utah.
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