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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
11
Discussion covers size and cost estimates for a new Dayton area school near the high school. A $200,000 build price is proposed financed by a seven mill bond over 16 to 18 years or a seven mill levy. timing depends on interest and inflation, with potential usage of high school facilities to cut costs. A trusteeship change may redraw zones after a district-wide district plan.
Weston man Ted Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Stewart was elected Administrative Vice President in student body elections at TSI in Logan. He previously served as student body president at West Side High and played football. State representative Max Pitcher re enters the armed forces and will leave in about six weeks. He is living in the former Loren Jenkins house.
The Franklin fur Club held a steak supper Thursday night at the Loft House dining room in Logan with forty members. Guests included Mrs Victor Dunkley of Franklin and two granddaughters Carla and Holly Hunsaker of Salt Lake City, who had just returned from a 11 day Riverside California trip visiting Richard Medina and Paulette Medina and two daughters.
Women from Franklin County Farm Bureau start their annual Entertainment Talent Find this week with events running until mid May. Contacts include Mrs Stepien Noyes in Munk Creek Riverdale Treasure ton Cleveland Winder Ban Ida Preston and community leaders Mrs Ward Nielson Weston Mrs Carl Bingham Lanrose Mrs Linden Beckstead Whitney Egypt Glendale Mrs Kent Rawlings Fairview and Mrs Bob Haworth Franklin.
The Preston Indians beat Pocatello 7-2 in a Fifth District game at Hauwe Park ending a losing streak. The lineup details show strong pitching by Preston and a two run lead built early, with Beaters and upcoming doubleheader against Aberdeen and Snake Rover noted for Monday.
Local bowling clubs completed their season with team photos, banquets, and awards. Notable finishes include Hansen, Sorenson, and Nor Neta earning series recognition while Wood and Cox contributed key games as teams raffled prizes and celebrated the year in a post season gathering.
Carol Lynn Gleason and Brent Reed Hadock announce their engagement and plan a June 8 wedding in Logan. Miss Gleason is a Bear Lake graduate and Beauune Reine Beauty School alumna now employed in Preston. Hadock attends BYU Provo and served a Taiwan Mission. couple to wed in Provo where Brent continues studies.
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