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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1967

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Preston Fourth Ward Plans Sidewalk Bazaar With Bands

Preston business district groups the Ladies of Elks and the Teenager organization join the Preston Fourth ward to set booths on State street for the annual Sidewalk Bazaar to run Friday and Saturday. Five bands will perform in a battle on Saturday afternoon on the courthouse steps from 4:30 to 6. A teen-age dance is scheduled Friday at 8 p.m. Merchants will spread merchandise onto sidewalks in a bargain hunter's paradise.

The Ladies of Elks and the Preston Fourth Ward State Street Franklin County

Chamber Discusses Sidewalk Bazaar Parade and Duties

Preston Chamber of Commerce meeting covered a sidewalk bazaar western wear parade and business items. Five bands entered the bands contest at the Franklin county courthouse at 4 30 pm Saturday. Deloy Palmer announced a July 31 resignation due to transfer to Blackfoot. October 2 was set to be United Nations day per Mayor David Cutler.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Franklin County Preston DeLoy Palmer Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Board United Nations David Cutler

Nine Enter Queen Test At Preston Night Rodeo

At least nine girls will compete in the annual Preston Night Rodeo and Franklin County Jubilee queen contest this Saturday with more entries due by Friday. Contest begins 8 p.m. with a 7 p.m parade through Preston.

Preston Franklin County N_ Bernice Weeks Malad Judy Baird Burnell Baird Kathy Hansen W Deloss Hansen June Lamb Smithfield Carol Ricks Bonnie Thomp

Preliminary Sketches Made Of Monument

A nine foot high memorial of Georgia granite planned for Preston City Cemetery honors armed forces. Designed by James B Mec Queen of the cemetery staff, the project seeks community input on design and inscriptions and is funded by local subscriptions. The shaft will bear a Medal of Honor replica, honor two Franklin county recipients, and rest on an eight by ten foot concrete base. A treasure chest of hero stories will accompany the memorial. $1500 pledged so far with a summer dedication hoped.

Georgia Preston City James B. MecQueen Preston Cemetery Franklin County

Preston Girl Named School Leader at Soda Springs High

Betty Burton daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis Burton former Preston residents was named seer of the student body at Soda Springs high school and recently served as a delegate to Girls State.

Betty Burton Willis Burton Preston Soda Springs High ‘School

Firemen Battle Second Haystack Fire at Preston Farm

Fire teams responded to a second haystack fire at the William Hulse farm in Preston on Tuesday. Fire Chief Kenneth Hebdon said the stack was completely burned this time, following a July Fourth blaze at the same location.

William Hulse Preston Kenneth Hebdon

Summer story hours begin at Preston Carnegie Library

Mrs. Bill Hansen, librarian, says the series aims to boost interest in the ongoing summer reading program. Story hours for children in grades one through six will be held every Saturday at 1 p.m. through mid August.

Preston Carnegie Library Bill Hansen

Riverdale Plans Pioneer Day Parade July 24

Riverdale will again observe Pioneer day with a 10 30 a m parade and an 11 a m program at the church house. Lunch stands will serve nearby while afternoon races games and carnival booths fill the day under the ward bishopric. A separate note reports a missing fan and electric heater from the Lester Dunkley residence in Whitney with no other items taken.

Riverdale Salt Lake Valley Ray Barrington Riverdale Ward Lester Dunkley Whitney Arlando Larsen

Pumping Plant in Fairview Marks 50th Anniversary

The Cub River Irrigation project near Fairview celebrates 50 years since its 1917 dedication. Joseph E. Wilson Jr. notes the system transferred Bear River water via a gravity canal and a five foot pipe to farms in the Lewiston Fairview area, with construction hurdles including quicksand and sand-filled canal mouths overcome during WWI shortages.

Cub River Irrigation Company Bear River Fairview Lewiston Fairview Joseph E. Wilson Jr Cache Valley Wilson Preston

Juveniles Arrested in Indian Farm and Whitney Incidents

Six juveniles and one adult were arrested for bothering Indians. Three were taken Friday at a farm near Winder and four Saturday in Whitney. Deputies said the group threw rocks and yelled at the Indians.

Wendell Gailey Winder Whitney

Mothers and Daughters Outing Planned This Friday

About 400 mothers and daughters are expected for the annual Mothers and Daughters outing. The event will feature skits from attending wards and includes 43 members from an Ogden ward joining the Oneida stake camp this year.

Onda Paris Roundy YWMIA Salt Lake City Ogden Oneida

Idaho Intermountain Marching Contest in Preston

Two hundred marching corps from southeastern Idaho and northern Utah will compete in Preston as part of the Idaho Days celebration. The contest runs 10 am to 2 am with trophies awarded after the grand parade and lunch hosted for girls at noon.

Brigham City Blackfoot Pocatello Tremonton Idaho Utah Idaho Intermountain Marching Cats Contin Preston Franklin County Preston Lions Club Preston High School Reed Brenchley Lions Club Bear River High School Blackfoot High School Highland High School Bear Lake High School Montpelier West Side High ‘School Dayton Soda Springs High School Marsh Val

Finance Holds Open House for Remodeled City Finance

An open house was held Wednesday for the remodeled City Finance company in Preston. Manager J C Hoggan said the public may visit anytime to see the new front and interior upgrades including pane stone work and fixtures. The firm, opened in November 1957, handles consumer financing for individuals and local businesses. Four people are employed.

City Finance Company J. C. Hoggan City Finances Preston In Hoggan

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Preston Business District Lewiston-Plainview Chamber Meet Carol Steffen Hyrum Steffen Logan Kristy LaMont Frank LaMont Providence Walter Nelson Preston Night Rodeo Committee Preston Boots and Saddle Club McQueen Preston City Cemetery Finance
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