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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1966

Page

7

Ex Preston Man Tops Bowl Tourney Night at Freeway

Bill Hatch former Preston man and Linbrook Bowl member led the Southern California Open at Freeway night. He shot 300 with a 12 mark in the second stanza, finished 236 in the team event, and 760 total. George McMillan also of Linbrook posted the night’s high series with 269.

Bill Hatch Preston Highland Bowl Thunder Freeway Hatch George McMillan Linbrook

Richmond Briefs Honor for Sam Austin at Birthday Event

Sam Austin was honored by members of his fen v at a birthday party on Saturday afternoon in the stake center. Relatives and friends from Utah and Idaho called to wish him well. Refreshments served to about 150 people. Three daughters, one son, grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren attended. He received many gifts and calls. In bowling, 257 and 258 in the team event for 784 McMillan returned in the doubles to total 1463. Hatch scored 216 214 223 for 653. Hatch managed the Pop ’n Pins Lanes here.

Sam Austin Stake Center Utah Idaho McMillan Kegling Hatch Managver

Preston Indians edge Marsh Valley for district title at Highland High

Preston Indians defeated Marsh Valley 81 to 64 to capture the district championship at Highland High School. Nate Inglet led with 18 points in the final period and Craig Thomas added 20 as Preston built a strong third quarter run to seal the win.

Prestons Marsh Valley Eagles Indians Marsh Valley Eagles Preston Nate Inglet Spark Craig Thomas Inglet Morris Poole Kent Ward Preston Ft Fm Poole Ward Halford Thomas Hansen Hawkes Long Bowles Westerberg Chatterton Totals Scopes Preston Marsh Vallg Fr Fm Wables Yearsles Girard Rawe Fyvles Hadley Bullock Marsh Valles

Sky View Receives Official School Flag Designed by Student

Sky View high school unveiled an official white flag bearing a blue coat of arms designed by Mark Brenchley a Sky View junior. His entry won a district flag design contest sponsored by the administration. The flag was completed for display at the last home game and future plans include a second flag for pole use. Mark’s mother Mrs Alta Brenchley made the banner with her sewing and quilting skills.

Sky View High School Mark Brenchley Preston Brenchley Wellsmille Mark Sky View Alta Brenchley Brenchley Civic Wellsville Holmes

Cove Briefs Primary Collects 9250 for Hospital

The Primary organization raised 9250 to benefit the Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Alton Kingsford visited Mrs Margaret Oliverson in Lava Sunday. MIA officers and youths attended a stake showing of a film at the tabernacle. Mrs Bertha Cornish shows improvement at Brigham City rest home. Norris Preece and family hosted visits in California and Salt Lake. Fisher John Bright spoke at Sacrament meeting after returning from a Southern California mission. Joyce Allen sang with Barbara Hendricks accompanying Gary Allen family sang There Is Beauty All Around.

Childrens Hospital Salt Lake City Alton Kingsford Lava Margaret Oliverson Tabernnacle Bertha Cornish Brigham City Rodney Wheeler Afton Wyo Norris Preece Clarence Len California Bob Blair Lesiston Gavin Horn Fremont Calif Florence Rich Salt Lake Vernon Preece Fisher John Bright Southern Joyce Allen Barbara Hendricks Gary Allen Mrs Hendricks

Eight Teams Sought for City Outlaw Tournament

The city recreation department will run its annual Outlaw Basketball tournament March 17 to 19 at Preston High School gym. Teams wishing to enter should contact Bud Wickham at Vassey-Ferguson. the committee seeks eight entrants.

Davis Merchants Committee Chambers of Commerce Preston Sox Marsh Vales Amercan Falls Preston High School Bud Wickham Vassey-Ferguson

Spackman Rites Held Recently

Funeral services for Louis V Spackman aged 53 were held in the Benson stake center with Bishop Rulon Thompson officiating. The Jadees Chorus sang and a duet was performed as family and ward members attended. pallbearers and floral volunteers were named for the Richmond cemetery tribute conducted by the ward.

Richmond Louis V Spackman Benson Stake Rulon Thompson Melvin Larsen Reese Murray Ro J Spackman Jadees That Beautiful Land Mierlene Noel Orvin Adonia Dennis Frank Jamb Wayne Traveller Bishop Thompson Herbert Taylor Richmond Cemetery Rpp Wayne Purser Arnold Smith Loren Murray Dean Sorenson Junior Hoppie L B_ Caine Jr The Richmond Ward Relef Society

Relief Society Plans Food Demonstration in Richmond Ward

The Richmond ward Relief Society schedules a March 16 meeting at 10 am with a frozen foods demonstration by county demonstrator Bessie Lemon. A short program will precede a noon luncheon and nursery service will be provided.

Richmond Richmond Ward Relief Society Bessie Lemon

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