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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1977
Page
7
The team traveled to Declo last Friday only to find the game canceled as Declo forgot about it. They watched Highland vs Sky View in Pocatello and noted a JV game Thursday with Sky View.
West Side's 6 foot 434 inch center Danny Ralphs, nicknamed Too Tall, aims to carry the basketball team from last year's district title toward a state run. A multi sport athlete, he ranks golf medals and rodeo roping among his feats while belonging to the Letterman's Club and FFA. He cites West Die's pride as a key asset and plans farming after graduation.
Ada Bailey reports in Clifton that the ward held a Temple excursion to the Ogden Temple with many attendees. Funeral services were held for James Shrives in Franklin, he was brother in law to Lynn Davis and family. Several residents traveled to Logan for shopping and errands while a Special Interest group hosted a Christmas card event. A new grandson arrived to Mr and Mrs John Gailey with Nicklis John baptized in fast meeting. Brady Jensen advanced to Teacher and Chuck Beckstead and Stacy Owen visited Ada Bailey’s home before BYU plans.
West Side Pirates faced cancellations due to a verbal contract breach with Declo. Coach Kohn Smith rescheduled two games locally and arranged a Logan matchup while keeping a Raft River date. Junior varsity teams also entered the Soda Springs Invitational. the Grizzlies filled the Weber High slot after missed agreements.
Mrs Milo Woolf spent ten days visiting in Salt Lake City with the Cutrights and Kirklands. Rex Packer drove to Salt Lake City and hosted guests from Ogden and Boise. Numerous families celebrated Thanksgiving in Boise Ogden Huntsville and Denver with temple visits, sermons, and a Sacrament meeting program by ISU Institute of Pocatello members.
Franklin County issued three permits in October totaling $44,500 in new construction while Preston city records four permits valued at $107,500. Through ten months in 1977 Preston had 44 permits worth $975,475, including 31 for living quarters, and Franklin County had 38 permits totaling $638,572, with 28 for living quarters.
Skylar and Kim Gilbert welcome a boy in Preston on December 1. Edward and Kristine Bur rup announce a boy born in Sandy on December 2. Blair and Marydell And rews in Preston greet a boy December 2. Ernest and Judy Daley welcome a boy in Franklin on December 2. Ricky and Shana Fawcett celebrate a girl in Grace on December 5. Leroy and Paula Johnson announce a girl in Preston on December 5.
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