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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1971

Page

2

Forest Land Added To Camp Boy Scout Reservation

The Cache Valley Council gains 199.71 acres from the Forest Service to expand Camp Wilderness near the Cache National Forest. The Hull property adds to 160 acres, creating capacity for 12 to 14 troops and future facilities including lakes, quarters, ranges, and a water system. The plan envisions Camp Wilderness as an outpost with ongoing fundraising led by Ace S. Watts and council officers.

U.S. Forest Service Cache Valley Council Boy Scouts of America Purse A. C. ‘Hull Wahow Morest Forest Service Lamberees iCache National Forest Watkins Hull Boy Scout Gamipngenna Wattens Sala Sumimittee Scareer Purson Ace S. Watts Floyd A Zallinger Senge N. Benson Merlin I. Bishop William A Scholes

Peps Club Names New Officers After Bowling Night

The West Side pep club held a Thursday party at Pep n Pins Lanes with bowling and dinner. New officers include President Betty Richi Vice President Debbie Tensen Secretary Linda Stevenson Advisor Elsie Bas. The former slate featured Kiathy Buttars 3 Vickie Amdenson Fiennesbeck Jannette Ward.

West Side Pep ’N Pins Elsie Bas Betty Richi Debbie Ténsen Linda Stevenson Kiathy Buttars Vickie Amdenson Fiennesbeck Jannette Ward

Spokane Lilac Princess Leslie Christensa Named

Leslie Christensa, Mead high school senior and Banida native, was selected Spokane Lilac Festival Princess and received Young Woman of Achievement honors. She sang at the program and earned a music scholarship from the DESI Nes club, while active as president of a local group and slated for Seattle events.

Leslie Christensa Wade Christensen Mead High Schol Spokane Christnsens Banida Seattle Leslie

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