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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
11
Grace Hicks son of Mr and Mrs John Hicks called his parents to report his new assignment to the NCO academy at Fort Ord California confirming his military posting and location.
Grace Parnell White becomes milk inspector for Idaho after resigning as Grace Sanders Furniture Store manager. She replaces Dean Christen sen formerly of Soda Springs in the new state post.
Grace Dr Dallas E Murdock announces the opening of a dental office in Grace Theatre Building in the latter part of August.
Mr and Mrs Cluff Kendall and family moved into Preston this week. Their daughter Lynda and Cluff sister Carma Neil son of Ogden helped with the move. Numerous relatives from nearby towns visited and assisted at the Preston fair grounds booth for local farm bureaus during the period.
The Forbush Irrigation Company employees shared an annual picnic at Bear Lake with swimming and picnicking. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Don Forbush, Mr and Mrs Dale Young, Mr and Mrs Evan Wilson, Mr and Mrs Duane Murray, and Spencer Roper. Edward H Capell of Grace completed basic training at the San Diego Naval Training Center. He joined nine weeks of schooling in naval orientation, history, organization, seamanship, ordnance, gunnery, military drill, first aid and survival. John Hicks of Grace, home on furlough from Fort Ord, Calif, will return for advance infantry training. 12 men in his company were selected for special training.
Franklin brief details a Carnival organized by Cub Scouts and Den Mothers led by Imogene Boehner and NaDean Davis in the Franklin cultural hall. Lawrence Boehner and Jos eph Davis presided with Lyle Nash as Cub Master, awarding Wolf and Gold Silver Arrow badges to Larry Nash Chad Womack and Craig Lowe amid a large turnout and accompanying family notices.
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