Preston Library Open House Highlights Bookmobile and Rebound Books
Preston Carnegie Library marks National Library Week with an open house on Saturday April 18. The event spotlights the rebuilt Youth Library and a new homey atmosphere plus themed displays and book recataloguing. The bookmobile will be on site 3 to 5 30 p m allowing visitors to register and check out books as part of the library’s community showcase.
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Jeff Boothe
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Preston Kiwanis Career Conference Seeks Students and Parents
Preston and West Side high school students will join for a career conference sponsored by the Preston Kiwanis club. The event at Preston High School starts at 8 pm with an introduction and two classroom sessions where business representatives discuss various fields, and students may sign up for two preferred careers.
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PTA Election Meeting Set at Preston High School
The Senior-Junior Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday at 8 p m for its annual election in the Preston High School auditorium. Principal Elmo Keller will report on school activities and selections will be performed by the Preston High School band.
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Preston Golf Course Opens This Week
Preston Golf Course opened this week with Earl Schneiter noting good winter recovery and temporary greens until the turf dries. He announced upcoming tournaments and exchanges with other clubs and invites golfers to enjoy spring weather. non member greens fees remain unchanged and the first team match is set at Preston versus Soda Springs on April 26.
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Earl Schneiter
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Idaho Conservation Camp Applications Open
DeVere Tovey announces accepting applications for the fifth annual University of Idaho Conservation camp. Held June 1 to 6 at Alpine on the Wyoming border, about 75 boys will be chosen by May 15. Fee is $25 covering meals and lodging.
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University Idaho Conservation
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Wyoming
Two Stakes Combine at Music Festival Event
Flint and Oneida Stakes join for a music festival to be held at the Rankin Stake House. The program features two instrumental numbers, including an original runic piece by a Porter composer as part of the lineup.
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Clean-Up Campaign Planned In Preston City
Preston hosts Clean-Up Paint-Up and Fixing week with free trash hauling. City crews will cover four town sections: Southeast Monday, Southwest Tuesday, Northwest Wednesday, Northeast Thursday, plus a general cleanup Friday. Roy Sorenson leads the effort appointed by Mayor Russell V. Cranney.
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Man Held For Local Burglary
Glen Gray a former Logan resident was arrested last week by Preston Franklin county and Salt Lake City police for burglarizing Carlson Furniture in Preston. His wife Sherry and Lynn Humphrey were also arrested but released.
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Franklin County
Salt Lake City
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Ray Talbot
Sheriff’s Office
Franklin County fashion revue to feature youth models
A children’s fashion revue sponsored by the Franklin County Home Demonstration Council will be held with boys and girls modeling outfits. Miss Esthaee from Boise is slated to be the commentator at Clifton event.
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Clifton Elementary Plans Spring Operetta Evening
Clifton elementaryschool schedules an operetta on April 22 at 8 p.m. in the school building to raise funds for a playground fountain. Proceeds help provide entertainment for children and reduce screen time with live performance.
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City council approves lagoon sewer plant plan
The city council voted to adopt an aerated lagoon sewer system costing about 276 500 dollars. Continental Bank and Trust of Salt Lake City was hired as fiscal agent for the bond election and sale. An election will be held to approve bond sales to fund the project replacing the inadequate mechanical system.
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Governors Clash Over Fees Sparked by Idaho Utah Dispute
Utah Governor Clyde and Idaho Governor Smylie spar over waterway fees and tax exemptions. Franklin County Assessor Marvin Gregerson says the fee is a waterways fund, not a property tax, with 75 percent funding waterways facilities. Utah boaters reportedly accept the fee if funds are transparent. dispute centers on reciprocity and enforcement across state lines.
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Winter Brings Mice Damage Across Area Farms
Area homeowners gardeners and farmers report mice and pocket gophers causing damage after a harsh winter of 1983 1964 County Agent Daniel Roberts and DeVere Tovey note nests gnawed bark on young fruit trees and roots fed on by field mice and pocket gophers while unseasonable soil and snowPack leave lawns and gardens vulnerable.
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Preston
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DeVere Tovey
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