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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1975
Page
7
A resolution by the Mayor and Council of Preston Idaho calls a general city election for November 4 1975 to elect two council members for four year terms. It designates polling places and assigns the registrar and deputy registrar, and orders notice by the city clerk.
Arlene Nash appointed Registrar with Lora Tovey and Ethel Johnson as Deputies. Public notice for Preston Idaho city election to be posted in three public places or in the Preston Citizen 45 days before and last publication 5 days before election, with details as required by Idaho Code.
Wanted volunteers receive good pay and benefits including job training educational assistance free housing and meals medical and dental care and 30 days paid vacation yearly The ad notes travel adventure overtime discipline and high standards with no experience required and positions described as canal opportunity employer peers already joining the army
Ballifs host Jason Bunderson of Corrine Utah for a three day visit with Mr and Mrs Richard Ball and other relatives. A wide circle attended quilting gatherings, weddings, and weekend visits across Winder Smithfield Pocatello American Falls and Rich mond with many local families hosting guests and relatives.
Fred and his wife were celebrated with an anniversary dinner and party at Thatcher School on their 60th wedding anniversary. Eldon Anderson showed films from last year, and guests included many Anderson relatives from Utah, Oregon, and Montana. The couple has five living children, 24 grandchildren, and 39 great grandchildren.
The Cooleys and extended family from Salt Lake City Pocatello Garland Preston and Logan visit Thatcher area relatives. The Thatcher School hot lunch crew hosted a Boston Tea Party Bicentennial dinner with Brigatine Fish Tartar Sauce Gangplank Potatoes Overboard Salad Boston Baked Bread and Zucchini Tea Party Cake and plans monthly repeats.
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