County Fair horse show rescheduled to Saturday pull events
The Bear Lake County Fair in Monpelier shifts the horse show to Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. with drafts saddle and American Saddlers judged at 10 a.m. Superintendents Charles Sparrow and Paul Nash cite exhibitor demand for horse pulling events as the reason. Entries and exhibitor check in run from 8 to 9 a.m. Saturday August 31.
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Franklin County
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Charles Sparrow
Paul Nash
Sparrow
Bear Lake
Monpelier
Nash
Local Boys Play on Teams Going to Salt Lake
Mr and Mrs Leland Sheeley Chatterton and Mr and Mrs Hobbs attended the regional championship softball game in Burley where their sons Dale Chatterton and Richard Hobbs played. Both boys work in Boise and their teams Boise Seventh ward Avak ward earned entry to the all church tournament in Salt Lake City. The Boise Seventh ward team has won the stake district and regional games, while Le Grande Chatterton of Blackfoot plays for Blackfoot sixth ward which also qualified for the Salt Lake City tournament.
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Salt” Lake ‘City
Boise
Seventh Ward
Chatterton
le: Grande
Blackfoot
Salt Lake City
Cemetery paving completed in Preston cooperate with city and county
The Preston cemetery paving project is finished after cooperation between the city and county. Residents are asked to drive slowly through the cemetery, not exceeding ten miles per hour, due to freshly oiled lanes and ongoing work.
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Shan
Pitetase Gemetary
Townsfolk thank volunteers in Rosmin column
Rulon Dima thanks neighbors and volunteers for their help in last week's Rosmin column. He praises cooperation and asks readers to extend appreciation to Clark and Jean Ashby visiting Castledale Utah, and mentions Kent Johnson and his brothers Stephen and Kent’s broadcasting hobby and star gazing interests.
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Rulon
Dima
Clarin
Jean Ashby
Castledale
Utah
Clarkn
Citizen
Inine
Kent Johnson
Kent
Stephen
Eastside PTA Council to Host School of Instruction at Preston High
The Eastside council of PTA will host a school of instruction at Preston High School on August 22 starting at 9 a.m. State officers will assist, with workshops for chairmen and a sample meeting in the afternoon. Luncheon is $1.25. registration 25 cents. contact Mrs. Keith Nielson or Mrs. Owen Ainscough by August 17.
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PTA Awill
Preston’ High
Ae Ae Pta
Keith Nielson
Ae Council
Ibe
Owen’ Ainscough
Herron Snider
PTA
L. L. Faler
Nora Nye
Gerald Wallace
Harley Bates
Pocatello ‘Central Council
Nielson
Ardell, Nielson
Maurine Ainscough
W. H. Simmons
Vilate Weaver
Caftman
Lora
Larsen
Thella
Ware
Mary Bergquist
Roma Hymas
Outstanding Soldier Award for Pvt David Parkinson
Pvt David P Parkinson received the Outstanding Soldier honor from the brigade guard of Company IE 15th Battalion at Fort Fort. Col Mannes praised his superior appearance, understanding of orders, and military knowledge in a letter to his parents, marking a reflection on unit traditions.
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Yupene
David’ P
David P. Parkinson
Franklin
Lewis
Manhes
Oficer
S Parkinson
Mannessada
Franklin Ward Drama Presents The Sky Is The Limit
Public performances under LeArta Hammond direction feature Preston sixth ward and Mapleton Weston shows with themes The Sky Is the Limit. Acts include Legend of the Eagle Fantasy in the Skies Memories Hee ot Araby The Sorcerer's Apprentice The Three Pigs Go Modern. Continued on page 5.
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Préston
Fifth Ward
Franklin
StakseHouse
Franklin' Stakehouse
Fairview
Weston
LeArta Hammond
Franklin Stake
Iisi
Linpse
Mapleton “Ward
Preston Sixth Ward
Preston
Whitney Jwill
Dwill
Pive
Dayton Memorial Service Planned Saturday
A welcome home for Dayton Ward church will be held Saturday at 8 p m in the Dayton Chapel. A special scroll will be placed in the cornerstone of the new edifice with the names of all who contributed in memory of spiritual training and guidance received in that word toward the chapel’s erection. Contributions include members former members and friends.
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Dayton ‘Ward
Dayton ‘Chapel
Scouts Talk Radio with South Pole Expedition
Four Preston radio hams at a Boy Scout Jamboree spoke with the South Pole expedition, led by Dr. Paul Siple, from a fully equipped short wave station. Kent Johnson and Harvey Archer relayed conversations with four of the six camps 1000 miles apart.
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Kent
Paul Siple
Kent Johnson
Mr. Archer
Hoy
South Pole
Idaho Falls
Larry
South’ Pole
Frank Mockli on Active Duty at Twentynine Palms Base
Maj Frank Mockli, World War II and Korean War veteran, is on active duty during the summer at the U S largest Marine Corps base in Twentynine Palms California. He and his staff train units for two weeks focusing on artillery, anti air craft, grenades, rocket launchers, machine guns, and rifle marksmanship. Mockli, son of Henry Mockli and former local athlete, formerly taught mathematics at Downey High School in California and lives with his family at 5718 Suinfield Avenue Lakewood.
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Marine. Corps
Otto
Marine Corps
M-Sat
Ralph Aide
Frank
Mockli
Marine: 'Corps
Twentynine Palms
Calif
Chosén
Maj
Henry Mockli
Desért
Emsase
Suinfield_ avenue
Lakewood
Long Beach
Downey High School
Caliornia
Franklin Team Wins District Softball Tournament
The Franklin ward team defeated Hyde Park to claim first place in the district softball tournament. Coached by Daryel Puhkiman, the players include Claron Porter Larry Jamison Wynn Doney Kent Smith Jerry Cornish Roger Griffith Brent Robinson Wayne Corbridge Brenton Atkinson Allen Whitehead Larry Kingsford Wayne Whitehead and David Cornish.
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Franklin “Ward
Hyde Park
Franklin Boys
Ntor
Salt Lake City
Daryel Puhkiman
Claron
Porter
Stake Meetings Start Saturday Stake Franklin Stake Quarterly
Stake meetings begin Saturday with a 6 30 opening session for all stake and ward welfare workers. An 8 pm priesthood leadership meeting follows for Melchizedek and senior Aaronic leaders. Sunday sessions start at 10 am and 2 pm, with an 8 pm closing session under the Mutual Improvements Association.
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Mutual _Improvements Association
City clerk C J Gott honored by Preston workers
Last Monday night Preston city employees honored C J Gott at a picnic in the Preston recreation park. Gott, retired as city clerk and chief of the fire department after 38 years of service, was presented a 14 carat pin by former associates. A steel dinner was served to 45.
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Franklin County talent contest invites two acts from each community
The Farm Bureau talent find at Franklin County showcases senior and junior divisions. Winners include DeAnn Olsen in senior solo and Martina Porter, Nancy Whitehead, DeAnn Olsen, and Darlene Gibson in junior competition. Judges Dorothy Manning and others, with contests at Clifton chapel and Fairview venues, leading to the Miss Franklin County pageant and a countywide talent finale on August 29.
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DéAnn Olsen
Martina
Porter
Sand Nancy Whitehead
DeAnn Olsen
Darlene Gibson
Johr ‘Manning
Macks . Hymas
Serge Benson
Sherman
Olsen
Boyd Woodward
Fairview
Mary
Ann Larsoh
Leslie
Gilbert
Judith Gailey
Franklin County
von Noyes
Boyd, Woodward
Wood- Town
Winward
Jornal Hyde
Weston ‘Chapel
Riverdale
Treasureton
Egypt-Whitney- Glendale
Fiifth Ward
Lemnty
Tinta
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