Church Leader to Speak at Hull Valley Scout Dinner
The Cache Valley Council Boy Scouts host a Friday chicken bar-b-que at Hull Valley Scout Reservation with Elder Ezra Taft Benson as guest speaker after the meal. William A. Scholes and Marlow Woodward invite church community and business readers to attend and reserve through the Scout Service Center in Logan. Reservations and a camp tour followed by an information meeting are planned.
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Cache Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Hull Valley Scout Reservation
William A. Scholes
Marlow Woodward
Hull Valley Funding Committee
Ezra Taft Benson
Quorum of Twelve
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Cache Valley
Scholes
Deer Cliff Inn
Cub River Canyon
Sod Is Not Acceptable for Regular Municipal Garbage
The city warns sod and soil cannot be collected with regular trash due to weight. Residents must take sod to sanitary landfill privately. Set cans the morning of pickup to reduce dog damage and retire empty cans promptly to avoid street clutter.
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Preston
Preston Hosts Eighth Annual Sidewalk Bazaar and Rodeo Queen Contest
Preston hosts its eighth annual sidewalk bazaar starting Friday morning and running through Saturday. Most shops close at 6 p.m with a queen contestants parade at 7 p.m and the rodeo queen contest at 8 p.m. Beverly Peterson serves as chair.
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Preston
Preston Rodeo Arend
Beverly Peterson
Gasoline Shortage Debate Hits Preston Stations
Governor Andrus says no gas shortage in Utah yet Preston area outlets report pinch signs. Stations cut Sundays cut hours or rely on monthly allotments amid harvest demand while furnace fuel worries rise and prices stay near normal.
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Andrus
Preston
Area Civil Defense Underway Meeting Planned at Franklin Courthouse
State Civil Defence officers will meet local officials July 11 at 8 30 a m in the Franklin county courthouse to review emergency action plans since Franklin county joined the Civil Defense program and appointed Robert Hayes as director. The county will use newspapers and radio to disseminate emergency information and has two public information officersMike Adams of Radio KPST and Wayne Bell of the Citizen. A collision on June 30 injured Shirley Larsen 39 of Preston when her car was rear ended by Scott LaVell Koller 17 of Weston. The Larsen car sustained 400 in damage and the Koller vehicle 200. Koller was cited for inattentive driving.
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Civil Defence Department
Franklin County
Robert Hayes
Mike Adams
KPST
Wayne Bell
The
Citizen
Shirley Larsen
Preston
Scott LaVell Koller
Weston
Water Shortage Looms in Preston If Overuse Persists
Preston city faces possible water scarcity within two months if residents do not curb use during legal hours. The new northeast tank stays drained as fast as water enters. Officials say Bergquist Springs supplies the city and over-usage must be reduced.
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Preston City
Bergquist Springs
Preston Rodeo Queen Contest Saturday Parade and Prizes
The Preston Rodeo Queen Contest will start at 6 p m on Saturday July 7 with a contestants parade along the regular route at 6 30 p m All girls ages 16 to 25 may enter by contacting contest chairman Jack Leonard before July 7 Trophies and prizes will be awarded and a drawing during the show will award items including 50 pounds of cut wrapped beef camping supplies and other goods
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Preston
Jack Leonard
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Preston Boots and Saddle Club sponsor queen contest
Entry blanks are available on page seven for the Preston Boots and Saddle Club queen contest in cooperation with the Preston Chamber of Commerce. The piece discusses local water system history, a one million gallon tank completed last year, bids for radar and related work, and irrigation rules with even and odd day watering schedules.
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Preston Boots and Saddle Club
Preston’ Chamber of Commerce
Fegular
Emergency funds boost Idaho highway projects in delay
Congress actions and federal grant allocations push several Idaho highway upgrades forward. Top priority projects seek completion from White Bird Hill to the Salmon River, with millions in funding tied to federal aid and potential presidential approval. Local officials and lawmakers cite acceleration as key to road improvements and safety.
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Congress
Seth
Grace
Idaho
Poms
U.S
Whitebird Hill
Salmer‘River
Oette
Amey Bridge
Nixon’ Fox
James
McClure
Akee
Bree Dear
Mafith Toons
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Aiwa
Cub ‘River
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Lewiston
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Ling Soendling
Gordon‘ Webb
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