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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1976
Page
12
The editor notes a rumored graduation party by Preston High School seniors described as brash and potentially immoral. A door prize of a girl and half price tickets are cited as evidence of an underground gathering, suggesting a dangerous atmosphere. The piece urges class leaders to plan a wholesome midnight breakfast and dance instead.
Dr. Paul Przybyla announces opening his optometry practice in Oneida Professional Plaza on Monday May 17. He will see patients for eye examinations contact lenses and glasses from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and Thursday evenings until 8 p.m. The BYU and Southern California College of Optometry graduate is relocating from Tacoma Washington with phone appointments at 852-1144. Workers are finishing the new plaza module connection.
Elder Henry D. Taylor visiting general authority of the LDS Church will speak at the Preston South Stake conference set for Saturday at 7 PM and Sunday at 10 AM in the new stake center. Stake President Paul C. Woodward will conduct and invite the public to attend the Sunday session.
Girls in a wide Idaho region may sign up for the Famous Preston Night Rodeo queen contest from Alan Beckstead at the Preston A and W. Spokesman Bob Mattson said the event will be May 19 at the Preston Rodeo Arena.
Patrons go to the polls Tuesday May 18 to approve a board member Curtis Cox seeking re election and to decide a five mill millage override for the school plant facility fund. Voting in the high school library from 4 to 9 p m. Clifton Oxford zone residents will vote only on Cox option as he is the sole filer.
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