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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
17
At the trustees meeting for District No 148 three teachers announced they will not return for the coming year. Millen Mendenhall retires after 38 years of service, Mrs Talbot leaves the area, and Mrs Frank Taylor departs after nine years of teaching.
John Spencer arrives home after winter work in Los Angeles and tours through Texas and Mexico Oregon Montana the Dakotas and Colorado. His companion was Mark McCracken of Smithfield.
The Preston junior high and Preston high school bands gain a chimes set worth over 700 dollars funded by student driven fundraisers and school cooperation. John Manning notes the instrument improves the program amid tight budgets and past student effort. Brett Hawkes serves as cadet band president and student conductor with Morris Poole as vice president and assistant conductor.
A Tuesday night speech event at MIA featured participants Bonnie and Linda Paskins Loma Denton Gwen Lyon and the Paskins family including Mr and Mrs Eugene Ted and others Also weekend visitors from Salt Lake City stayed with the Paskins family Activities included a Primary Daddy Daughter dinner with Allan Lyon Peggy LeRoy Perry Kathy Ted Paskins Glenna Lavanna Morse Norreta Reeder and more Local meetings included cancer outreach in Soda Springs and a Relief Society theology lesson by Mrs Jannette B Worth and visiting teachers led by Mrs Noretta Reeder Sunday school had talks by Brad Shumway and Brent Perry.
Carol Griffeth daughter of Mr and Mrs Arden Griffeth has accepted a position in the Genealogical building in Salt Lake City in the micro film department.
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