Juvenile petitions signed over painting of curtains at high school
Two male youths faced juvenile petitions after authorities say they smeared a substance across a grand curtain and a secondary curtain in the auditorium during a recent school assembly. The incident led Eastside District to convene an executive session and discuss restitution terms with parents. Damages to the curtains and stage area were estimated around $2,000, following a $9,000 facelift of the auditorium last month.
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Ski Bus Meeting Set Tonight for Beaver Mountain Riders
A 7 o'clock meeting in the basement of the courthouse invites skiers to join the Pres ton Elks Ski Bus program for winter. Beaver Mountain reps will discuss lessons and bus details with a Q and A, and a lift ticket drawing and prizes will be held.
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Santa to Visit Yale Program at Preston High Gym
Santa Claus makes a final Preston appearance in a Chamber of Commerce event at Preston High School gym Saturday at 1 pm. Several high school groups perform then Santa will give each child a treat. A library story time follows at 2 pm.
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Sheriff Won’t Cut Sheriff Budget and Cars at Preston Council
At a lengthy Preston City Council meeting Sheriff Arlando Larsen resisted budget cuts and refused to compromise on the patrol car fleet and jail upgrades. He warned against lawsuits over outdated facilities, urged an audio monitor, and pressed for monthly council involvement while criticizing communication gaps between the sheriff’s department and the city.
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Gala Concert Tonight At Preston High School
Preston High School music department sponsors a gala concert featuring the mixed and girls choruses and the choir tonight at 8 o clock under Carl Hoffman. About 150 students perform traditional Christmas music with soloists Debbie Jepsen and Range Petersen. The program includes Shubert's Ave Maria and a Christmas organ medley with instrumental accompaniment. The same program was presented at Cottonwood Mall in Salt Lake City Monday. Choir president Rane Petersen helps with arrangements. big turnout expected. About 90 minutes with no admission charge.
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City Accepts Higher Sheriff Budget After Lenient War
Franklin County Board of Commissioners and Preston City Council reached a higher sheriff budget for fiscal 1975. Arlando Larsen secured two new patrol cars but agreed to cuts in other services as funding from the general fund tightens. The county and city will continue the police services contract with surrounding consolidation, and projections anticipate slower response times due to budget trimming.
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Snowmobilers and Sleighers Warned by Franklin County Sheriff
Sheriff Arlando Larsen warned Franklin County snowmobile users to honor Idaho laws and local rules. He listed five exceptions for crossing highways or roads, loading near roadways, using drifted snow paths, and driving in barrow pits or streets designated for snowmobile traffic. He noted no designated streets exist except Franklin City once opened one for snowmobile use. He urged safety, proper working order, and getting permission to cross private land. He also warned against pulling sleighs from behind vehicles, citing danger to children and a 1953 Idaho Code change.
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Preston faces years long water health hazard plan
Orlando Dalke of the Idaho State Health Department warned the Preston area may need up to two years to fix a ground water health risk. Tests showed very high bacterial counts near a drainage ditch affecting about 14 homes, with a moratorium in place and possible legal issues if not resolved.
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West Side High to Hold Christmas Concert in Porter Hall
Tonight the West Side High School Music and Drama Departments present a Christmas concert in Porter Hall. Performers include the West Side Stage Band Junior High Chorus Speech Class and the Girls Chorus. Admission is 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children with all proceeds benefiting the Drama Department.
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