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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1960
Page
3
Nutrition science links carbs with muscle protein as partners in building and repairing tissue. Experiments using radioactive amino acids show carbohydrate intake boosts muscle protein synthesis and lowers nitrogen loss, guiding daily diets with four enriched grain servings, two meat servings, two dairy servings, and four fruit vegetable servings.
Cleveland McGregor returned to Logan School after a weekend at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Weldon McGregor. Melvin Valentine visited. The article lists multiple weekend visits to Riverdale Ogden Brigham City Grace and Grace and remarks on Sunday school talks by Dean Panter and Weldon McGregor. Weather prevented Relief Society meeting.
Census takers for the 1960 census will undergo four training sessions March 28 to 31 led by crew leaders. Each trainee gets about nine hours of instruction focusing on thorough canvassing, questionnaire use, definitions, and map reading to ensure accurate counts across 250,000 districts.
Census takers will be furnished with district maps and must canvass every street and road and visit every housing unit within their assignments. The process requires completing visits across all boundaries shown on the maps.
Idaho governor Robert E. Smylie urged citizens to donate to the Red Cross as Harold K. West reported on a year of life saving and relief work. Campaigns in March aim to sustain services across 45 chapters serving 26 counties and 39 hospitals with blood, nursing, and disaster preparedness.
Banida and Lynn Geddes of Logan are parents to a baby girl born last week in a Logan hospital. She joins two older brothers staying with the W S Geddes family. Sunday school talks were led by Peggy Christensen, Peggy Casperson, Lesli Christiansen, Louene Cole, and David Belt with Warren Lund leading the gem. Platt Ward and Theodore Larson from the Oneida stake Sunday school board visited. Lois Miles, back from Salt Lake City after secretarial studies at LDS Business College, will start work with Wheel-
Treasureton families led a weekend of visits and meals with the Paskins hosting relatives from St Anthony Soda Springs and Logan. Hospital notices include Phyllis Wright recuperating in Logan. A relief society work day featured quilting with Leone Kirby Cella Paskins and others.
Wright Printing and Lithographing Co. Logan hosted Cecil Miles and family. Frieda Gregerson and several Gregerson family members attended the Oxford Clifton ward Sunday school and stake board events. Jack Cherrington led a church history class program with readers Billy Griffeth and Donald Andra. Participants included Donald Gailey Michael Jensen Kathy Edgley Patty Telford, Lynne Beckstead Janet Shipley played a piano organ duet, and Marvin Gregersen conducted. Genealogical committee met Wednesday with attendees Marcus Gregersen Cecil Miles Ernest Gregersen and E A Swann. Geddeses visited Rigby to see relatives.
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