Preston Chamber Show Plans Children’s Christmas Program
The Preston Chamber of Commerce Morse? hosts a 1 p m Saturday show at Preston High School gym featuring Miss Julie of Romper Room and Santa Claus. John B Castleton assists, Ted Burton chairs. The hour long event is free with Santa distributing candy bags after.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Miss Julie
KSL TV
Santa Claus
John B Castleton
Mormon Tabernacle Char
Merchants Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
Ted Burton
Preston High School
Julie
Jack W Andrson
Salt Lake City
Move Junior High Schools Study Middle Plan At Board
The school board heard Dr Orson Bowler outline a middle school plan that would keep Central for now, remove the junior high from the high school and reassign grades across Central Franklin Whitney and Jefferson. The proposal envisions a nine through twelve high school with 570 students and a seven period day as a possibility for future study.
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Orson Bowler
Bowler
Showboats Slated For Field Benefit in Preston Weekend
The Harlem Showboats, known as the World Famous and World’s Craziest basketball team, visit Preston this weekend for a field benefit to fund a new high school football field. They meet Preston faculty Saturday at 8 pm in the high school gym with acts and ball handling. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Harlem
Preston
Preston High School
Pete’ Bake
Cookie” Brown
Stretch” Redmond
LaBlanc
Igor
Barn Burns in Fairview
The Doyle Lewis barn in Fairview burned Wednesday after a heatlamp likely started the fire. Mrs Lewis saw flames from the kitchen window. The blaze destroyed hay six calves two tractors a hay baler and a ditcher. The Preston Fire Department prevented spread to the loafing shed and corral fences.
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Doyle Lewis
Fairview
Preston
Lewis
Dor og Sledding Rice Planned by Mushers
Readable fragments describe a dog sledding event with mushers and teams likely scheduled for afternoon on an Easton course. Imprecise notes mention a race, preparations, and pacing expectations.
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Dor Og
Kang
M. Aes Easton
Dayton City Boosts Party Fund and Santa Suit Rental
Dayton City Council votes to donate 70 toward the annual Christmas party and to rent a Santa Claus suit for 10 per day with a 5 refund if returned in good condition after mayoral inspection. The meeting also authorizes notices to water users and delinquent accounts. A city hall sign plan and Utah Power and Light franchise acceptance are discussed.
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Dayton
Utah Power and Ligit
Citizen
Grain Growers Set Meeting
The Franklin County Grain Growers will hold their annual meeting at 120 p.m. Saturday in the American Legion hall. W Doney, secretary, announces the event to present the annual audit report elect officers and present a proposed change in the by laws.
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Franklin County
American Legion Hall
W Doney
Preston Post Office Extends Saturday Hours
The Preston Post Office will be open from 8 30 a.m. to 5 p m on Saturdays for regular service easing weekend mail pickup and drop off.
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Preston
Two Preston Boys Lost Overnight In Pine Basin Search Ends
Two Preston boys Vaughn Rasmussen and Jim Robinson were lost for hours Sunday in White Pine Basin near Cottonwood. They, with Michael Merrill and Gary Bowen, started at 8 am chasing a deer and became separated. A midnight fire led rescuers to them by 12:30 pm, and they were found safe.
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Preston
White ‘Pine
Cottonwood
Vaughn Rasmussen
Jim Robinson
Michael Merrill
Gary Bowen
Michael Michael
Pema Merrill
Ted Rasussen
Sheriff’s Office
Jeep
Merrill
Ted Rasmussen
Wanza Robinson
Yule Display Still Open At Utah Power and Light
The Utah Power and Light Company Christmas Display remains open to the public all day Saturday in the company auditorium. Arranged by Mrs Kenneth Lindquist, a company economist, the exhibit features lighted Christmas table and wall decorations.
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Utah Power and Light Company
Inere
Kenneth Lindqutst
Rome
Forest Service Seeks Study Before Bergquist Springs Water Project
The Forest Service told Preston City Council a study of the Bergquist Springs is required before water project plans proceed. District ranger Don Ward said data must be gathered and submitted to the regional office. He noted the springs could be a site for recreation or tourism but stressed no halt to the water system is anticipated. Ward and city engineer Wendell Smith will meet to prepare the material for the service.
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US. Forest Service
Preston City
Don Ward
Forest Service
Bergquist Springs
Wendell Smith
Ward
Mr. Smith
Preston Rotary Christmas Program Set Next Wednesday
The Preston Rotary Club will present a complete Christmas program at 8 pm in the Franklin Stake Center. Soloists include Haxine Hymas Marilyn Jacobsen Eldon Bingham and Roger and Deanne Merrill. A Woolley Hoggan duet and an instrumental ensemble perform.
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Preston Rotary Club
Franklin Stake Center
Haxine Hymas
Marilyn Jacobsen
Eldon Bingham
Roger Woolley
Deanne Muir
Mr. Woolley
James Hoggan
Laurena Benson
Claudia Gruber
Reva Merrill
Dewey S. Olsen
Isaac Watts Deane
Mount
of Olives
Beethoven
Wesley
Thomas and Croswell
Pierpont
Byvans
Goodman
Teighs
Darion
Taeena Benson
Bares SS Jesus
Savas
Ole
Local Shop Faces Winter Weather Shutdown
Fragmentary notes describe a Winston Allen assisted by a family member closing a store during snow. Mentions Bridgestone Motor bikes and a location labeled Suisaki with references to a Tee get location. No clear outcomes or dates provided.
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Suisaki
Bridgestone
We -Winston“Allen
Hi West
S ‘Smith
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University of Utah
KSL
KTXL
Sacramento
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Move Junior High
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Dayton City
Preston Post Office
Cooperationy Chamber of Commerce
Foelle
Utah Power
Bert Gailey
Ralph S. Phillips
Dell Smith
State Tax Commission
Second North
State Street
Ber of Commerce
Glen Call
New Aneetions
Gary McKenzie
Rotary Club
Woepttrans
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