Snake River 66 Preston 40 in weekend clash
Snake River defeated Preston 66 to 40 as the Indians suffered their second league loss. Preston started cold trailing 18-2 after one quarter, then 30-16 at halftime. Ray Cammack scored eight in the final period as Snake River pulled away.
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Indians
Ray Cammack
Panthers
Panthers Rally As Blackfoot Visits Prestoria For Key Clash
Ray Cammack scored seven goals for 14 points in a tight game. George Shulez added 12 for Panther with Preston’s Jon Jepsen the high scorer with nine. Preston travels to Malad Friday to face the Dragons then hosts top-rated Blackfoot Saturday hoping to stay undefeated.
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Ray Cammack
George—Shulez
Panther
Preston
Jon Jepsen
Malad
Malad Dragons
Blackfoot
Prestoria
Preston JV Beats Snake River 63 41 in Friday Varsity Lead
Preston High junior varsity defeated Snake River 63 to 41 at home. Althoneh of Snake River led early by five in the first quarter and three at halftime before Preston surged in the second half. High scorers were Philip Choules with 23 and Jed Dunkley with 15 for Preston.
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Preston High
Snake River
Althoneh Snake River
Preston
Philip Choules
Jed Dunkley
Ladies of Elks Host Spring Wedding Theme Party
The Ladies of Elks hosted a January 15 spring wedding tableau in the lodge hall with bridal dolls, floral arch, frothy tulle backdrop, rose satin platform, and miniature bouquets. A pink rose snifter vase and pixie doll décor completed the scene alongside musical pantomime and prize bridge.
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Ladies of Elks
Lodge Hall
Lad’es
Duplicate Bridge Winners at Elks Lodge Event
Eight tables of Mitchell movement duplicate bridge were played Saturday January 13 at the Elks lodge sponsored by the Preston Golf and Country club. North and south winners were Faye Foss and LaRene Foss with Harriet Cranney and LaReine Solley second, Florence Reeves and Gwen Collier third, Ora Greaves and Lois Petersen fourth.
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Elks Lodge
Preston Golf and Country Club
South
Faye Foss
LaRene Foss
Harriet Cranney
LaReine Solley
Florence Reeves
Gwen Collier
Ora Greaves
Lois Petersen
Bridge winners named and next event scheduled
East and west winners Dorothy Johnson and LaVinia Culler tied high with Colleen Martin and Phyllis Evans second. Kathryn Wendell placed third. A duplicate bridge date is set for January 27 at 1 p.m. at the Elks Lodge.
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Dorothy Johnson
LaVinia Culler
Colleen Martin
Carol Canalesse
Phyllis Evans
Kathryn Wendell
the Elks Lodge
East Idaho SACPA to Host Meetings in Pocatello
ESPCA officials announce Richard Lewis of Lewiston Utah will attend a Pocatello meeting along with Carl Nieberg Spokane fed bank vice president as featured speaker. Nieberg will review business and agricultural conditions and credit trends district and national. Territories served cover Bannock Bear Lake and more counties across eastern Idaho and Wyoming with offices in Pocatello Idaho Falls Blackfoot Rexburg Preston and Salmon.
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Lewiston
Utah
Pocatello
Carl Nieberg
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Spokane
S. A. Dunn
Association
Nieberg
Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association
Idaho
Wyoming
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Bonneville
Butte
Caribou
Clark
Custer
Franklin
Fremont
Jefferson
Lemhi
Madison
Oneida
Power
Teton
Lincoln
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Rexburg
Preston
Salmon
Navy Manuevers Involving Dursteler Off California Coast
Michael Dursteler, electric ion's mate fireman third class USN son of Ronald and ... Dursteler of Preston Route 2, serves aboard USS Black. He participates in the eight day Air Gun exercise off California beginning January 12. The exercise involves 15 ships of the First Fleet and a fast carrier striking force facing air surface and submarine attacks. Replenishment at sea provided by an oiler and an ammunition ship.
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Michael P. Dursteler
Fireman
USN
Ronald A. Dursteler
Route 2
Preston
Black
California
Albania Population and Flag Legend
Albania counts about 1 581 000 residents in a territory slightly larger than Maryland The nation is tied to a legend of descent from an eagle reflected in its two headed eagle insignia on a red flag.
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Maryland
National Geographic Magazine
Franklin County News Supported by Local Business Ads
Advertisers from area firms fund this newspaper enabling readers to follow neighbors activities and county events. The message urges continued business support to keep local reporting available.
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Franklin County
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