Intermountain Explorer Rodeo Parade Prep In Preston
More than 59 Explorers will take part in two rides and a third annual Intermountain Explorer Rodeo Friday starting with a parade at 3 30 pm. Dr James Bell of Hyde Park will announce the rodeo and festivities include wild cow milking calf roping steer riding calf scramble and chicken chase.
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James Bell
Hyde Park
Bell
Cache Valley
LDS Church
Youth Department
Ronnie Christensen
Smithfield
Kenneth Porter
Whitney
J. T. Cole
Fairview
Gary Oliverson
David Hull
Explorer Post
Smithfield Stake
First Ward
Bannock Stake
Benson Stake
Franklin and
Oneida Stakes
McCammon
Downey
Grace
Soda Springs
Preston
Lewiston
Richmond
Rodeo Grounds
Second Flower Show Set For Saturday
The second flower show of the season will be held next Saturday in the courthouse basement under the supervision of Ray Merrill and Alfred Kern. Entries are due from 8 to 10 a.m. View hours extend to 7 p.m. The June 11 display featured iris and peonies. this week roses lilies and dalphinium should peak with exhibitors free to present all kinds of flowers in their own containers.
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Ray Merrill
Alfred Kern
M Men and Gleaners Set Meeting in Oneida
The M-Men and Gleaners of Oneida stake held a Tuesday planning session for summer activities. Leaders Mr and Mrs Earl Hollingsworth announced the next meeting will be June 28 at 8 p.m. in the stake house. Officers will be elected.
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M-Men
Oneida
Earl Hollingsworth
Furniture Store Plans Drawing Event At Local Shop
A local furniture store announces a drawing for customers. The event is scheduled Saturday at 5:30 p.m. at the store and offers a queen size mattress as a prize plus additional gifts.
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Foss Rihaiture
Dogs kill about 100 chickens at Edd Talbot farm
On Friday night a pack of dogs attacked the Edd Talbot farm flock, killing about 100 chickens. Talbot could not confirm an exact count as birds were scattered over roughly a quarter mile radius. he caught one dog but suspects many more were involved.
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Winder
Edd Talbot Farm
Talbot
Interstake Youth Conference at Preston Draws 1500 Attendees
About 1500 youths and leaders will attend the Interstake event in Preston with speakers, political and social topics, and top entertainment. The program opens Friday with Rodeo Parade and Roadshow arrivals, then workshops Saturday with notable speakers. Evening events feature a variety show and dance, with Sunday sessions including the Cache Valley Region MIA chorus.
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Preston
Cenit High School
Joor
George Hansen
Stan Watts
BYU
Alma Heaton
Melvin Cook
Mark Hart
Summer Library Sets New Hours
Preston City Library will maintain summer hours from noon to 4 p m and from 7 p m to closing on weekdays and noon to 5 p m on Saturday. Mrs Harley Greaves chair of the library board says the changes meet patron needs during the summer.
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Preston
Harley Greaves
Pohine
SatuMay
Seven Year Old Hit On Bicycle
Curtis Gregory aged seven suffered cuts and bruises when struck by a truck driven by David E Davis between First and Second East on Oneida street. The boy, son of Delore Gregory, was riding a bicycle. Police warned parents to curb street play and advise children to ride with care.
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Curtis Gregory
David E Davis
First
Second East
Oneida Street
Delore Gregory
Preston FFA Team Places High in Idaho Judging Contests
Preston high school FFA finishes strong at University of Idaho Moscow judging contests with Dairy Cattle and Livestock teams placing among 50 Idaho teams. Team members Clair Johnson Van Ree Newbold Lee Purser and Jim Hawkes, guided by advisor Lincoln Orme, tour Moscow Pullman and nearby points after competition.
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Preston High School
F.F.A
Davie Geean
University of Idaho At
Payette
Idaho
Clair Johnson
Milan
Lee Purser
Jim Hawkes
Ariel Hawkes
Preston
Waterloo
Iowa
Hagerman
High
Pocatello
Serort
Feve
Clair John Newbold
Sen. Paward
van Ree Newbold
Lincoln Orme
Moscow
Salmon
Lolo Trail
Lewiston
Pullman
Wash
University
Orme
Fenton Larsen
Lynn Winward
Lemhi
Itd
Boise
State to Begin Buying Highway Right Of Ways
State Highway Department starts negotiations this week for 16 parcels on Riverdale Treasuretown section of Highway 3. The six and a half mile project will straighten curves, raise design speed to 60 mph, and cost over 800000 dollars, with contract letting dependent on obtaining clear title and right of way.
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State Highway Department
Riverdale
Treasuretown
Jerome T. Bailey
Art Class Planned in Preston After Education Week
Plans to start an art instruction class in Preston arise from Education Week requests. Instructor V Max Andersen, BYU trained with an S degree, will lead sessions starting July 9 for four hour blocks on Saturdays, with a $25 fee. Contact Mrs Hale Mart at 256 East Oneida or 852 1639. A hay stack on the Ben Johnson ranch in Winder burned this week, saving about five truck loads of hay.
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Preston
BYU
Ben Johnson Ranch
Winder
Six Top Road Shows Slated For Friday
Six roadshows from six stakes in Northern Utah and Southern Idaho are set for a Friday festival at Preston High School auditorium and stake centers. The event begins 7 30 p m with acts and numbers by the seventh stake. Benson and Smithfield Franklin stake will present numbers with awards for best costumes scenery dance script and actor. Roadshows include A Bulls Eye View of Mexico by Grace Second ward.
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Utah
Idaho
Preston High Vehibal
Franklin Stake Center
Oneida Stake Center
Port Bannock
Onchia
Benson and Smithfield Franklin Stake
Mexico
The
Grace Second Ward
Rodeo Seeks Queen Contestants for Preston Night Rodeo
The Preston Boots and Saddle club seeks contestants for the Preston Night Rodeo queen contest. Applications to Harold Winn are due by 6 p.m. July 9. The contest July 16 at 8 p.m. in the rodeo arena, with eligibility 16 to 25 and no previous queens.
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Preston
Harold Winn
Rodeo
Preston Boots and Saddle Club
Hyrum
McCammon
Tremonton
Matad
Montpelier
Preston Boots& Saddle Club
Preston Chamber of Commerce
BOOTS
Campaigners Advocate Tax Vote Amid Preston Stop
An anti sales tax campaigner visited Preston last week passing out materials in support of the movement. The speaker urged voters to back the tax measure and accused government officials of failing the people, calling for reform or ousting current leadership.
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Preston
Hamdbills
Paul Welch Named Franklin City Assistant
Paul Welch was named as Franklin City assistant with a background in law enforcement and military service. Welch served in the army and brings experience to the municipal post.
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Paul Welch
Franklin City
Eee
Roy ME Welch
Army
Rotary Meet Highlights From Denver Convention
Local Rotarians heard reports on international programs for the coming year. Attendees shared personal experiences from meetings worldwide and discussed travel routines and retirements among members.
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Denver
Rotary
Vans DS BR
Davisi
Stewart
Des
Whi
Rotarys
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Clover Park Adult.High School
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Preston Night Rodeo
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