Easter Egg Hunt Promises Free Matinee And Prizes
The annual Easter Egg Hunt launches April 1 with a free matinee at 1 p.m. Disney cartoons will precede the egg hunts across designated areas for children of various ages. Merchants sponsor prizes from 450 eggs hidden by local firms. 2,500 eggs will be colored by volunteers. Age groups cover young children in park areas near Central Elementary with no entry fee.
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Clair, Rosen
Merchants Committee of
Preston
Area Chamber’ of Commerce
Western Auto
O.P. Skagg
Keith Jorgensen
Magnavox
VanGas
Carlsons
Tanners
Fees-Clothing
Greaves Stylé Shop
Foss Drug
Johnson Drug
Sprouse Reitz
Rosé” ‘Home Furnishings
Stan's Market
McCune Motor
Will
Will Huntyn
Central Elementary
Franklin County Eyes Landfill Sites and Dump Seizure Inspections
Franklin County officials reviewed potential sanitary landfill sites including gravel pits south of Little Mountain and northwest of Preston airport. Inspections of illegal dumps were conducted, with data to be collected and analyzed for suitability. County operations officials and local city leaders discussed waste disposal plans and environmental concerns.
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Franklin County
Dof
Little Mountain
Franklin&on
Preston
Oni
INS Estenir
Sai Department
Oun
Eatee Ee Ea
Rotary Radio Day Set for April 1 at KPST
Rotary Radio Day returns on April 1 with Rotarians taking over duties at Preston's KPST station to spotlight community service and local programming.
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Gus Mink
Preston Rotary Chwb
Douglas Webb
Rotary
Beater
Radio
KPST
Rotary Radio
Preston
Home School Event in Preston to Highlight Gardens
Franklin County Home and Garden School takes place today in the Robinson building at the fairgrounds Preston. County extension staff and homemakers council sponsor the event with topics on trees shrubs weed control and environmental issues. Nat Edwards will discuss plants while Robert Higgins from University of Idaho covers weed control. A no host luncheon costs $1 per plate and features pesticide pollution and environment slides.
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Franklin County Home and Garden
Robinson
Fairgrounds
Preston
County Extension
Homemakers Council
Nat Edwards
Robert Higgins
University of Idaho
Insect Control Talks and Rotary Radio Day Schedule
After lunch Reed Roberts will discuss household and stored food insects and 2 20 p m Betty Miller will cover insects in stored foods Dr Wayne Binns will speak on toxic plants and chemicals affecting humans and animals at 130 p m Tony Horn will share tips on vegetables and small fruits raspberries and strawberries A question and answer period follows Rotary Radio Day supports Preston City Park and local community projects with proceeds used locally
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Reed Roberts
USA
Wayne Binns
Usda Poisonous Plant Research Lab
USU
Roberts
Betty Miller
Franklin Extension Home
Tony Horn
Rotary Ramada
Ing
Preston City
Preston Rotary
Mike Adams
Rotary
Norm Ricks
Joe Miller
Gaylord Harward
Leonard Taylor
Mike Krantz
Mauguan
Ray Bright
Tom Robinson
Joe
Easter Services Set in Preston and Ogden Churches
Special Easter programs announced with guest speakers Dr. Wendell Keck of First Methodist Ogden and Fr. Muha of Soda Springs. Preston Community Church hosts Easter Sunday 6 30 p m Mass at St Peters Catholic Church East Oneida with services through Good Friday and Friday evening events.
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Preston
Wendell
Keck
First Methodist
Ogden
Utah State
U.S. Forest Service
St.” Peter's Catholic Church
On East
Oneida
Father Muha
Soda
Springs
Miss Franklin County Pageant Seeks Contestants Countywide
The Miss Franklin County Pageant Committee invites applicants for this year’s competition aiming to include contestants from every community. West Side is currently unrepresented. Eligible are unmarried women aged 18 by September 1. Contact Roger Woolley at 852-1905. Portrait day April 1 at Anderson's Studio Preston. a colored portrait is provided free to contestants.
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Franklin County
West Side
Roger Woolley
Anderson
Preston
Preston Council Approves 1972 Budget and South Side Area Plans
Preston city Council approved the proposed budget for 1972 as published in the budget. The meeting also approved related measures affecting an area on the south side, with details published in the official records.
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Preston
Shafin Gaia NASA
Residential zoning change in Oneida area discussed
The council considers rezoning the east block to business use. A group of homestead owners pressed for the change as unzoned land becomes eligible for development.
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Oneida
Ares
Sind
Fragmentary Street Scene Reported in North First Street Area
A damaged text fragment describes a street scene near North First Street with mentions of people and vehicles. Readable items include a few names and an improvised description of a gathering or incident, though key details are missing.
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Walt Disney
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Michael ‘Krantz
Don
Gailey
Carl ‘and
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Tamada
Vol
Kimber Christensen
Scott Hess
Utah
Council
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