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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1961
Page
10
Lt. Richard C. Swainston earned Instructor pilot of the month for October at Webb Air Force Base in Big Spring Texas. He also played on the air command touch football team which captured the Air Force training command championship for a second consecutive year.
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Rulon Dunn, Idaho Tuberculosis Assn. board member, attended a Boise meeting where Miss Lucille Brownell urged citizen education on public health. The board discussed active case finding, changes for county affiliates, Christmas seal campaign, a film on TB control, and set the next annual meeting for April 26–27, 1962 in Idaho Falls.
Round Baird of Mink Creek won for outstanding student government at Stevens Henager College Ogden. Janet Kay Lewis of Franklin earned basic accounting typing competence and Noma spelling awards. Sandra Winward Whitney earned basic accounting competence. Cheryl Conlin Cleveland earned basic accounting typing proficiency spelling vocabulary and Noma certificate.
Mardell Nielsen of Pico Rivera California has been transferred to Security First National Bank. He will assume responsibilities of assistant manager at the Wishon and Olive branch in Fresno. Nielsen previously served as assistant manager at the bank's 49th and Western branch. He was born in Mink Creek and attended Preston High School. Nielsen holds a pre standard certificate from the Los Angeles chapter of the American Institute of Banking. He is president of the Whittier second quorum of elders in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Nielsen and his wife Joan Moser of Preston have five children and live at 9819 Maxine Street in Pico Rivera.
The Sixth Ward Relief Society Bazaar will be held at the ward hall on Friday, November 17. Supper serves from 6:30 to 7:45, with a program at 7:30. The bazaar starts at 8 pm and invites all to enjoy a good meal, entertaining program, and practical buying.
Local residents report visits from relatives and friends across Utah and Idaho. Families travel to Provo, Salt Lake City, Boise, and Ogden for gatherings and meetings. Newborn Steven Craig joins the Cramtree lineage in Los Angeles while Gerald Kory Lloyd and Margaret Lloyd greet siblings and kin at family events.
The Handy family hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for A. H. Handy as he turned 82. Relatives from Logan Ogden and Salt Lake City attended including Alonzo Handy Carolyn Jones Richard Hymas Gary Hymas Keith Hymas and Don Handy. A Oneida stakehouse event featured a Sacred to Me evening with Laurel leadership and musical performances.
Report of several births in Preston and Weston with parents listed. Naomi Lloyd hosted a Thursday bridge club at her home with 7:30 dinner. members included Meredith Booker, Bernatine Smith, Sylvia Malmberg, Ora Greaves, Roberta West, Bernice Gambles, Rose Olsen, Vanza McClellan. Mrs Collier's group held a Saturday social at Smith Field cafe. guests included Virgil Knudson, Don Smith, W. G. McCune, Paul Greaves, C. D. Booker, Luther Boyd, A N Wendell. Collier high, McCune second, Smith low. Fine Arts club met Oct 23 at Mrs Anna Palmer's. Roma Hawkes and son Roger presented poetry program. Terry Morrison with Clixie Hull sang Kipling. Mrs Alice Merrill attended as special guest.
Emeritus Professor of Animal Husbandry at University of Wisconsin presents practical guidance on efficient feeding and livestock management. The work emphasizes optimizing rumen function, nutrient balance, and cost-effective production practices for farmers and ranchers.
An article extols the liver as the largest organ with roles in bile production fat emulsification glycogen storage and carbohydrate metabolism. It notes the liver converts sugars and detoxifies nitrogenous waste, comparing liver function to a city sewer and stressing sanitary health.
The text explains liver functions from red blood cell recycling to vitamin storage and fat metabolism. It notes vitamin A deficiency causes night blindness in animals, and mentions trace minerals and lecithin. a Purdue experiment on trace mineralized salt with cobalt aims to boost mineral intake in livestock rations.
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