Preston OKs deannexing golf course for Elks lodge plan
The Preston City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to de annex Hole Number Three of the Preston Golf and Country Club. The move aims to remove the golf course from city limits so the Elks lodge can build a new liquor by the drink facility on the property, with the city seeking financial relief and self sufficiency for the club.
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Preston
Preston Golf and Country Club
Golf and Country Club
Elks Lodge
Elks
Coun
Franklin County Fair Opens With Largest 4-H Horse Show
The 1970 Franklin County Fair opens Wednesday with the largest 4-H horse show in county history. Don Clark from Georgetown will judge the 9:30 a.m. start, followed by a style revue at 8 p.m. at the New Fair Building.
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Franklin County
Don Clark
Georgetown
Fairgrounds
William Robinson
Fair Board
Clark
Riley Mickelson
Grace
Vernon Frazier
Byu
Provo
Ed Duren
Anton S. Horn
Idaho Extension Horticulturist
Boisé
Eastside Board Sets Optional School Fees for Students
The Eastside school district board approved a schedule of optional student fees: $12 for high school students, $5 for middle school, and $8 for elementary. Paying the fee grants access to games and student body activities. nonpayers face standard admission. Other actions include mill levy certification, a postponed school plant facilities election, and policy outlines on attendance and dress.
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Eastside
Orson Bowler
Bowler
Schoo
Arlend Poole
Cooperative Vocational Education
Onan I. Mecham
Students Awarded USU Scholarships 1970 71 Winners Named
Three Franklin county residents receive Utah State University scholarships for the 1970 71 school year Curtis Henderson of Clifton Kristen Ivarson of Preston and Nancy Kay Porter of Weston were selected for academics achievement leadership and special talents More than 500 USU scholarships are awarded nationwide
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Franklin County
Utah State University
Curtis B. Henderson
Clifton
Kristen Ivarson
Preston
Nancy Kay Porter
Weston
USU
USA
District Scout Court of Honor at Foster Reservoir
Franklin District plans a public Court of Honor for scouts and scouters Tuesday at 8 30 p m on the north side of the Foster reservoir near the KPST radio station Traffic signs will guide attendees according to district officials.
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Franklin District Court of Honor
Foster Reservoir
KPST
Two Districts Schedule Meeting on Consolidation Plan
Eastside and West Side school boards plan a joint 8:30 p.m. meeting at West Side High to discuss a consolidation proposal for Franklin County. The plan follows petitions for an election, with hearings in both districts and state approval steps before county voters decide.
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West Side
Franklin County
West Side School Board
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Antique Theater to Present Chekov Plays in Preston
On August 24 the Antique Festival Theater from Buhl Idaho will stage two Chekov plays in Preston at the Rodeo Arena. The Idaho Arts and Humanities commission sponsors the event with local support from the Preston Fourth Ward. Cast members include Suzette Brandt of Ashland and Carol Crawford of Beaverton with students from Ricks College and the University of Utah.
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Antique Festival Theater
Buhl
Preston
Rodeo Arena
Idaho Arts and Humanities Commission
Preston Fourth Ward
Pacific Northwest
Ricks College
University of Utah
Sun Valley
Eris
Chekov
Suzette Brandt
Ashland
Ore
Natalya
Sue
AFT
H. Paul Kliss
Aldrich Bowler
Madame Zemakin
Carol Crawford
Beaverton, Ore
Elk and antelope permits awarded in Idaho draws
Public drawing July 24 1970 in Boise issued elk antelope and deer permits for the region with 1605 deer and three goat licenses in Hunts. Winners listed by species include S Allen Preston H D Wilcoxen Soda Springs and many others from Preston Weston Soda Springs Swan Lake Grace and Grace areas.
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Boise
Fish and Game Department
S. Allen
Preston
W. S. Allen Preston
Black Pine Pine
Soda Springs
R. J. Wilcoxen
Cornia
Weston
N. Fennesbeck
Westonton
da Springs
R. R. Hadley
Swan Lake
G. Hansen
R Hansen
C. Henderson
N. G. Herd
R. J. Herd
R. L. Hobbs
Dayton
R. M. Hull
B. O. Jacobson
Grace
I. Jensen
R. V. Jensen
L.lowe
Franklin
R. L. Ads
B. Moser
C. G. Moser
B. Nash
S. Nash
J. R. Ransbottom
K. M. Rawlings
Bosworth Ton
Boswords
Escompanies
NS Ag
Boyds
Water Year Rainfall Above Average Saddled by July Boost
The Soil Conservation Service notes July rainfall raised regional water levels. Willow Flat gauge records 37.36 inches this water year, while the average is 36.41 inches. The water year runs from October to October.
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Soil Conservation Service
Rotary district governor visits Preston club next week
District No. 542 Rotary official Mayfield will meet with Preston Rotary Club leaders Tuesday to discuss plans and present Rotary International programs. He will address the full club Wednesday and hold consultations with the president and secretary. Mayfield, a Rotarian since 1960, has led Nampa Rotary and serves in several local and state boards.
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Idaho
Utah
Rotary ‘Club
Preston
Rotary International
Mayfield
Iglub
Rotary Club
Nampa
Als Nazarene College
Rotary” International
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Okehs Deannexing Golf
William Hayes
Fire Rating Bureau
Ewen Griffeth
AIT
B. Boyd
L. G. Clegg
D. D. Dehl
W. K. Doney
C. B. Dursteler
B. R. Fellows
W. E Fellows
J. L. Garro
J. R. Gentry
D. H. Gilbert
R. W. Gilbert
BK. W. ‘Goodenough
W. R. Sogewin
K. Griffin
EB Hansen
O. E. ‘Tagkins
H. Hayes
Hayes
Holley Soda Springs
P. L. Johnston
R. Law
C. D. Lloyd
Soda ‘Springs
D.loynd
S . A. Meek
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