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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1976
Page
2
Janet Olson notes two days remain to secure a date for the girls choice dance sponsored by the junior and senior classes in Nielson Gym with Wild Childe as the band.
Holly Olson, a sophomore and junior varsity cheerleader at Preston High, is named Student of the Week. She ranks in the top ten percent of her class, participates in Pep Club and Girls Athletics Association, loves sports and horses, and plans to rejoin the track team.
Lula Winward of Dayton has been named Outstanding Business Woman of the Year at Utah State University during rites at the Fine Arts Center. A West Side High School graduate, she is active in campus groups and clubs, including Spurs, Janet H Talbot v Talbot, and Phi Beta Lambda, and will graduate with a degree in Business Education this spring.
Pepperidge Farm Inc plans a 164000 square foot Richmond plant expansion adding two frozen lines for puff pastry and layer cakes to double capacity. About 200 new employees by 1976 and three shifts will raise production as all frozen cakes distribute across the United States from Richmond.
Newton captures Senior Division with a 50-40 win over Preston Fourth Ward. Smithfield First defeats Smithfield Seventh 43-35 for Young Adult title. Smithfield Seventh nips Richmond 48-46 to win Explorer title.
The 1976 Franklin County Garden School sponsored by the cooperative extension service and Homemakers Council was held February 25 with 24 persons attending. Speakers included Tony S. Horn on theme Plant and Fix for 76, Judy Starkey on food storage, Dr. Alvin R. Hamson on vegetable varieties, and DeVere Tovey closing remarks.
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