Dayton Girl Wins Elks Youth Leadership Award
Lucy Bingham of Dayton won the Elks Youth Leadership contest for the area based on leadership citizenship perseverance and resourcefulness. She receives a 250 dollar US Savings Bond from Preston Elks Lodge and her brochure advances to the state level with national prizes offered to top finishers.
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Lucy Bingham
Dayton
Elks
Bingham
William Hobbs
U_ S.S
Preston Elks Lodge
U S
U. S
Miss Bingham
Bookkeeping Course Set at Eastside High School
Utah State University offers an extension class Bookkeeping I for local residents. The course is scheduled January 18 at 5 pm in Room 102 at Eastside High School.
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The
Utah State University
Eastside High School
Let's Support Translator 100 Percent In This Area
Letter from Mark Checketts urging Franklin County residents to back a community translator project and fund public services. He argues many taxes fund items people rarely use, and calls on citizens to stop belittling supporters, end free riding, and let the majority rule. He notes Hull Hill translator work benefited all and warns against uninformed opposition.
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Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Cancer
Franklin County
T.V
Ann
Mink Creek
Cache Valley
Salt Lake City
Hull
Lost white plastic purse found near Post Office
A small white plastic purse containing change was found near the Pretis ton Post Office about six to eight weeks ago. The finder contacted the post office and asked for its return.
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Pretiston
City actions outline tours and projects with mayor and officials
City officials approve representation at the Pres ton Whitney Irrigation company meeting and plan a tour of city buildings parks water sources and the new sewage plant. Wendell Smith estimates the South End sewer project at 50000 dollars, with 25000 dollars available from old Sewer District No 4 funds.
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David Cutler
Glen Gamble
Council
Preston Whitney Irrigation Company
Swanston
Archery Club
Isis
Wendell Smith
South End
Sawainston
Rawl family welcomes grandson home from mission
Mr and Mrs Clem Rawl ins travel to Salt Lake to greet grandson Charles Hays returning from a South America mission. The city council approved six days back pay for former patrolman Donald Phippen after earlier denial and authorized a new seat for the garbage truck. The council also approved pumping water from the Irvin Taylor property when river levels rise to ease road conditions and discussed Snake River Mutual possibly stopping fire truck service to the area. Fire Chief George Reeder asked that firefighting equipment not be diverted for other city uses.
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Clem Rawlins
Salt Lake
Charles Hays
South America
Donald Phippen
Mr Phippen
Irvin Taylor
South State
George Reeder
Snake River
Reeder
Eastside School Board Rehires Superintendent and Plans Remodeling
The Eastside school district board renewed Superintendent William Ward's contract for one year and discussed remodeling projects for the coming year. Proposed work includes high school auditorium renovations, possible removal of windows, new drapes and sound system, and redecorating. Also planned are rest rooms on the Jefferson second floor and cement and blacktop work at Jefferson and Franklin.
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Eastside
William Ward
Ward
Jefferson
Clifton Briefs Mention Rita McDermott Holiday Visit
Miss Rita McDermott daughter of Mr and Mrs Lew McDermott spent part of the Christmas holidays with her cousin Sandra and family Mr and Mrs Anna Cleverily of Idaho Falls.
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Rita McDermott
Lew McDermott
Sandra
Anna Cleverily
Idaho Falls
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Fen
Seth Em West
Eldon Bingham
Lyle Henderson
Hobbs
William Nash
Ralph Roberts
Peli
Hull’s Hill
Mark Checketts
John. Deere
John Deere
South First West
Utah
Lewiston Briefs
Franklin
Lability Insurance
Bob Atcock
Leo Hawkes
Clifton Briefs
Groast
Swift
Pasco
Rosedale
Sea Freeze
Pendleton
M.D
Bakery
Angel Food
Dolly Madison
Jeno
Plaix
Hunt
Duncan Hines
LEGO
Wyler's
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