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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1966

Page

12

West Side Stage Band Wins Second at Reno Contest

West Side High School band team the Triads traveled to Reno for a dance band contest last week. They returned Sunday with a second place trophy. The Sophomores sponsor a Jaguars themed dance “5 O clock World” coming soon. The Mother-daughter FHA banquet occurs this month at West Side. The West Side Choir travels to Logan next Monday to appear on television.

West Side Triads Reno Logan

Births and visits list at Weston Clifton Grace Preston Trenton Pocatello

Birth notices report a Weston couple two newborns a Clifton girl a Grace boy a Grace girl a Preston girl a Preston boy a Trenton girl a Preston boy and a Pocatello boy. A Beata Inglet visited Fern Wilkinson in Franklin last Wednesday.

Mark Godfrey Trenton Richard C Swainston Preston Beata Inglet Fern Wilkinson Franklin

Raid That TV Vet Wy Pyr Rity Cyr Le

Two hundred years ago a raid left a veteran named Wy Pyr Rity Cyr Le at pace on a Tuesday. Chili and crackers, vegetable jello salad, raisin pie, bread, butter, and milk were served.

Psychology 200 course offered by extension at USU

Utah State University extension announces Psychology 200 Principles of Learning to be taught here. The class begins March 31 at 4 p m in Eastside High School Room 102 N S Howells Preston reports the sale of two registered horned Hereford cows to Philip Goicoechea of Gooding

Utah State University Eastside N. S. Howells Preston Philip Goicoechea Gooding

Fairview Briefs show visiting relatives and funeral notes

Mr and Mrs Myrl Bodily visited in Pocatello with Mr and Mrs Henry Lawson and Mrs Margaret Cheney. Many friends and relatives from here attended the Lewiston funeral services for Rachel Jamison, grandmother of Ardis Drury. Drury spoke and Helen Jensen and others sang. Velva Allsop and Lula Bodily visited the genealogical library in Logan and met with Mr and Mrs Steve Lower.

Myrl Bodily Pocatello Henry Lawson Margaret Cheney Lewiston Rachel Jamison Ardis Drury

Relief Society Meeting and Community Social Details

March 24 1966 Relief Society meeting led by Elaine Dunkley included a cleanliness lesson by Yvonne Marshall and a noon dinner by multiple hosts. Ward leaders oversaw a social with a ham supper and Sky View High School musical program. Local families and visitors attended dinners, visits to Salt Lake City, and a testimonial for Ned Albert Packer as he heads to the Franco Belgian mission.

Relief Society Elaine Dunkley Yvonne Marshall Carol Olsen Imogene Boehner Luella Doney Monta Wickham Aulene Bradford Henrietta Haworth Fern Porter Betty Coltr Val Dean Durrant Dean Kingsford Sky View High School Brenton Atkinson Max Atkinson Maurice Owen and Sons Salt Lake City Leota Owen Franklin Ned Albert Packer Smithfield Packer Albert Packer

Treasureton Briefs Visit Highlights Local Socials

While in Salt Lake the Perrys visited the homes of LeRay S Howell and family and David G Thomas and family. Mr and Mrs Ted Paskins and daughter Bonnie visited Friday afternoon at the home of Mary Johnson of Grace.

Salt Lake Perrys LeRay S Howell David G Thomas Ted Paskins Bonnie Grace Mary Johnson

Social clubs hold meetings and gatherings in Fairview and Dayton

The Sara Mar DUP Camp met at Myrtle Choules Roma Hall with prayer and a lesson by Irma Rawlings plus history by Monta Nelson about Elias Adams Ruth Rawlings. Zelda Hinckley played piano as the group sang You Never Miss the Water Till the Well Runs Dry. Florence Gamble and Adelia Backstead attended as county visitors. Light refreshments followed. The Social Belles and husbands held a going away party for Dale and Pat Viehweg at Mr and Mrs Elton Eck’s Dayton home with supper and games. Helen W Greene hosted the Social Belles Club with handiwork and gifts exchanged during the evening.

Fairview Sara- Mar Dup Myrtle Choules Roma Hall Irma Rawlings Monta Nelson Elias Adams Ruth Rawlings Zelda Hinckley Florence Gamble Adelia Backstead Elton Eck Dayton Dale Pat Viehweg Dale Viehweg David Smart Robert Williams Robert Phillips Bennie

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