Preston Eyes Malad Clash After Montpelier Win
Preston Indians aim for revenge against Malad Dragons on their home field following a 41-18 victory over Montpelier. Coach Davis notes a tough test as Malad has beaten Preston the past two seasons.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
12
Preston Indians aim for revenge against Malad Dragons on their home field following a 41-18 victory over Montpelier. Coach Davis notes a tough test as Malad has beaten Preston the past two seasons.
Local notes say servicemen recently inducted into the armed forces have been home on furlough. Kim Johnson of the National Guard trained at Ft. Ord and Aberdeen, Layne Johnson trained at Ft. Bliss and is in South Carolina, Lynn Miller trained at Ft. Bliss and is at Ft. Leonard Wood.
The Dayton ward Elders Turkey Shoot now set for October 8 at 1 p.m. in the Dayton Narrows after a postponement due to LDS conference. Guns and ammunition available, prizes include hams, turkeys, and five-pound candy boxes. Also notes a Ward social at Bensonaire Center with music, and infant Dale M born to Gordon and Karen Sanders, plus Francine Funk confirmed in the South ward.
Richmond community notes list several new arrivals including Mr and Mrs Leon Leavitt in the Frank Thompson home, Douglas Turidge and sons from Sheridan Ore in the Lester Scho field house, Wayne Winn and family from Ogden in a Roland Anderson home, Doyle Carlson from Alaska in the Harold Thomson home, and Cleve Olsen from Virginia in the Grant Larsen home. Also reports opening social events, church activities, and two new babies arriving at Logan and Preston hospitals with many locals noted.
Dessie Anona Workman Lowe 41 dies from a personal safety related gunshot wound per Caribou County Sheriff Ralph Marriott. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Treasureton ward chapel with Webb Mortuary handling arrangements. Burial in Treasureton. Survived by husband Connell D. Lowe and four sons Jay M Durk R Randy C Cody A, parents, and siblings including Lena Pratt of Glen. They lived in Soda Springs for four years after marrying November 27, 1947.
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