Preston Course Best Ball Tourney Attracts Golfers
The Preston Two-Man Best Ball tournament draws players from Logan Salt Lake Pocatello and nearby areas. Ray and Ron Morgan of Logan defend their title from last year. Entries must be in to the Preston Golf and Country Club by July 3 per Gale Parsell the golf pro and promoter. A free breakfast for players and guests runs Saturday 7 am to 11 am.
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Gale Parcell
Preston Golf Pro
Preston
Logan
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Ray
Ron Morgan
Preston Golf and Country Club
Preston Chamber Plans Summer Party and Local Highway Update
The Preston Chamber of Commerce schedules its first summer party for July at City Recreation park with free entry for members and a small charge for guests. At the board meeting, volunteers were assigned as steers ticket takers sellers and ushers for the event. Roads committee member Douglas Webb notes that highway 3 work may start this year pending right of way. the unredone section between Preston and Grace totalling about 11 miles will be addressed in the new project. Mr and Mrs James P Tasso and family visited Coeur d Alene Idaho for the Idaho Land Title Association convention, stopping at Glacier National Park Cardston Can and Lake Louise en route.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Murray C. Nichols
Chamber of Commerce
Preston Chamber of Commerce Board
T Steers
William Weber
Gaylord Larson
Burt Martin
Douglas Webb
Chamber of Commerce Roads Committee
Preston
Grace
James P. Tasso
Coeur d’Alene
Glacier National Park
Cardston
Can
Lake Louise
Students Plan Parade Today
The Summer kindergarten students and teachers of Eastside School District will parade around City park starting 10:30 a.m. July 3 from Jefferson school. They will march west along First South, north to State Street, east past the library, then around to the Jefferson School to display patriotism for the nation’s birth anniversary.
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Eastside
Jefferson School
State Street
Franklin County 4H Club Prepares For Alpine Camp
About 200 4H members from Franklin County will attend a three day summer camp at Alpine Wyoming starting Monday. Activities include swimming crafts hiking bonfire rifle range archery and evening programs. A matinee at Jacksons Pink Garter Theatre is planned with a melodrama audience participation.
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Franklin County
Al‘pine
Wyo
Dorothy Workman
Treasureton
4-H Leaders Council
Jackson
Pink Garter Theatre
Workman
Fires Destroy Barn and Hay on Grace Area Farms
Grace fire department was called twice in three days. A barn owned by Dean Christensen on his newly purchased farm from Lucian Johnson burned Saturday. water could not be used. A separate hay stack owned by Lorenzo Thornock was destroyed Monday. origin unknown. Hay valued at 1000 dollars.
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Grace Fire Department
Dean Christensen
Lucian Johnson
Lorenzo Thornock
Cemetery Board Offers Reward for Vandalism at Franklin Cemetery
The Franklin Cemetery board announced a $100 reward for information leading to the identification of persons taking or damaging property at the cemetery. W M Robinson said the board and caretaker recently worked to beautify the grounds for Memorial Day, but some items were stolen from graves at night.
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Franklin Cemetery Board
W M. Robinson
Cemetery Board
Franklin Cemetery
Preston Utah Plans July 24 Pioneer Celebration
The Oneida Stake hosts a July 24 event in Preston with youth activities carnival booths and a teen dance at the stake center. Wards and auxiliaries join the program replacing the former Fun Day with proceeds benefiting stake funds.
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Pres
Carl A. Mortensen
Oneida Stake
Pres Mortensen
Nielsen Jersey cow breaks production records in Idaho county
Herman C Nielsen and his sons on the Nielsen and Sons Jersey farm report Hawarden Ivy Nora a registered five year old Jersey cow achieving high returns. herd records show strong milk yields butterfat tests and multiple lactations highlighting Franklin county dairy excellence.
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Hawarden
Jersey
Ivy Nora
Herman C. Nielsen
Nielsen and Sons
Perone
Nielsen
Daniel Roberts
Idaho Extension Service
Franklin County
Herman C. “Nielsen Leland
Hi “Ward Nielsen
Lee Nielsen
Linrosé
Roberts
Eastside School District Conducts Four Week Summer Read Program
Four week Summer Reading Program ends July 8 under Eastside School District Reading Supervisor Alice Steers. Seventy boys and girls from grade one through seven had daily one hour sessions from 8 a.m. to 12 noon run by Steers and Virginia Merrill with aides Minnie Cole and Elsa Crookston. Progress shown on each student’s record and officials regret not all students could be accommodated.
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Alice Steers
Eastside
Virginia Merrill
Minnie Cole
Elsa Crookston
Area Girls Booked With Student Band
Four Cache Valley students join the School Band of America on its ninth annual European Concert Tour. Peggy Christensen Varvian Pack and Karen Manning are high school students from Banida North Logan and Preston. They travel by jet to New York City then sail to Belgium for four weeks of rehearsals and performances with musicians from across the United States.
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Cache Valley
Europe
America
Peggy Christensen
Joseph A. Christensen
Banida
Varvian Pack
W. Doh Pack
North Logan
Karen' Manning
Join P. Matnas Sianat ‘Grierly
Preston
Fornoff
Leille
Mussic
United States
Jet Tron Salt Cae
New York City
Panthers Ican Jets
Iassels
Belgium
Food and Car Sales Lead Franklin County Retail
Franklin County shoppers directed 41 percent of total retail business to food and automotive outlets, according to a new consumer market survey by Standard Rate and Data Service. The food sector alone accounted for 2 205 000 dollars, down slightly from 2 208 000 the previous year, while overall gains were reported across apparel, furniture, and other categories.
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Franklin County
Standard
Mountain States
Eget
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Great Salt Lake Valley
Clifton
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