West Side and Preston senior classes prepare for graduation
West Side high school will graduate 29 seniors tonight at 8 p m in the Dayton ward chapel. Preston high plans a 139 diplomas ceremony Monday at 8 p m with 14 AP test takers prior results due in July.
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Preston
West Side
Dayton Ward
Joseph Olsen
West Side District
Lyle Porter
Wendy Winward
Kay Stevenson
Michael Cox
Nadine Buttars
Wesley Beutler
Robert Smart
Ellen Jensen
Twila Phillips
Louise Porter
Mark Andersen
Marvin Reeder
Halls of Ivy
Keith Anderson
Wesley
Beutler
Gary Beus
Susan Bingham
Connie Bosworth
Vicki Buttars
Jeanie Coburn
James Fennesbeck
John Gailey
Wanda Greene
Donna Hobbs
Jill Merrill
Jeanette Nash
Ruth Ann Nuffer
Jody Palmer
Joseph Perry
Linda L. Sant
Sheila Sparrow
Paul Stevenson
Ruthanne Tingey
Myra Wood
Petitions Circulated To Form Franklin County TV Translator District
Petitions are being circulated in Franklin County to form a translator district funded by the existing non profit group Better TV Inc. Burt Martin says 60 percent of real property owners must sign, with a maximum annual levy of 1 dollar per user plus related maintenance costs, and plans to raise translator power from 20 to 100 watts across four units.
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Frankin County
Better Tv, Inc
Burt Martin
Preston
Martin
Franklin County
Students Attend Speech Classes in Preston Idaho
A Preston group attends speech therapy at Utah State University through the Easter Seal Society of Idaho funding. Dr. Jay Jensen heads the department while Robert Acock of Easter Seal coordinates funds. Eight teams of clinicians screened East Side School District students, with recommendations for those needing help.
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Preston High
Dennis Ballif
Clifford Jensen
Dean Johnston
Gary Knapp
Dauntes Porter
Kent Webb
Bracken Webb
Kent Woodward
Alex Larsen
Debbie Long
LuAnn Esplin
Kathy Nelson
Helen Kirkbride
Joyce Tovey
Preston
Brigham Young University
LuAnn Woodward
Sally Jane Hawkes
Beverly Larsen
Shauna Porter
Kerma Shumway
Caery Christensen
Department of
Speech Correction
E.S.D
Early Paper The Citizen Publishes A Day Early
The Citizen will publish a day earlier next week due to the Memorial holiday Friday. Advertising and news copy are requested in a day earlier than usual.
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Citizen
Ward Presents 15000 Check for Building
The Preston LDS Fourth ward gave 15000 dollars to the Preston Seventh ward for half of the Fourth ward share of local costs for the Preston Third Seventh ward building. The check was presented by Bishop Spencer Winn at a ward dinner. Construction of the new chapel is expected to begin in about two months and will be heated by electric furnaces to save 10000 to 15000 dollars versus gas.
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Preston
Richard Hendricks
Soldier Roy Cording Leyen Wounded in Vietnam Action
Sp 4 Roy of Mr Annie Cording Leyen was wounded in action in Vietnam May 14 by a hostile force while on a combat operation. He received a wound to his abdomen and, though serious, is expected to be released on June 8.
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Roy
Annie Cordingleyen
Vietnam
Vizio
Quorum Plans Fishers Event
Quorum member and advisor outline plans for an upcoming Fishers event. Details remain sparse but timing and venue are expected to be announced by city officials.
Preston Area Chamber Adopts New By-Laws
The Preston Area Chamber of Commerce approves a complete by-law overhaul establishing a nine member board with three elected yearly for three year terms. The name changes from Preston Chamber to Preston Area Chamber of Commerce and the manager title shifts to executive vice president. The aim is to boost agriculture, business, roads, tourism and civic pride while pursuing reforms and investments.
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Preston Chamber, of Commerce
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Preston Area
Bss
Pie Chamber
Executive secretaries named for Franklin and Oneida Stakes
Mark Hart longtime educator and political figure named executive secretary of the Franklin Stake. Phenoi Edgley Oneida Stake high council member and Preston businessman named executive secretary of the Oneida Stake. Edgley owns Classic Cleaners in Preston and has served in the Oneida Stake presidency.
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Franklin and
Oneida
Franklin
Mark Hart
Hart
Phenoi Edgley
Oneida Stake
Preston
Classic Cleaners
Area Schools Plan Summer Programs In Preston District
Preston area schools announce June 9 start for summer programs. A May 26 Pre Reading Clinic for Special Summer Reading Program parents runs 10 to 11 a.m. at Jefferson School Room 1 led by reading supervisor Alice Steers. The Eastside district offers free summer choral classes for grades 1-6 at Jefferson School Music Room with age based singing material and instruments. Registration for summer kindergarten runs May 26 27 28 with nurse visit and immunization checks. bring birth date proof and enrollment card.
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Preston
Jefferson
Alice Steers
Eastside
Shipley
Jefferson School
Vietnam
Rees
Olson Named To Local School Board
Robert Hull won the Whitney Mink Creek race for a local school board seat 78 to 70 over Dr Beckstead, with Delmer Olsen of Mink Creek and David Beckstead also in the three way contest. Woodward and Olsen will be sworn in June 3 marking a Mink Creek Glencoe representation.
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Robert M Hull
Board of
Valerie Lowe
Helen Kirkbride
Dauntel Porter
Kent Woodward
Michelle Wilson
Rosalie Parkinson
Dennis Ballif
Luann Esplin
Gordon Palmer
Bracken Webb
Esther Sharp
Joyce Tovey
Gary Knapp
Alex Larsen
JoAnn Hall
Sylvester Anderson
Kent Webb
Carol Carpenter
Dauntes Porter
Lu- Ann Esplin
Vicki Anderson
Irene Atcitty
Kim Allan
Debra Atkinson
Brad Allred
Victoria Barthlome
Bruce Baird
Rozanne Beckstead
Cheryl Beins
Taft Barrington
Teddi Brostrom
Craig Biggs
Terri Buttars
Eugene Bitters
Bonnie Byington
Bryce Bodily
Shannon Casperson
Craig
Whitney Pta
Lynn Moser
Whitney
Robert Hull
de David Beckstead
Delmer Olsen
Mink Creek
Dr. Beckstead
Whitey
Franklin - Fairview
Wood- How- Jensen
Franklin
Fairview
Robert Howarth
Frank
Eastside
Glencoe
Elias Jepsen
Woodrow Winward
Mr. Jepsen
Howard Swainston
Seven Preston building permits total $39,800 in four months
The First Security Bank reports seven Preston building permits issued in January through April 1969 totaling 39 800 dollars. The permits include one dwelling unit valued at 15 000 dollars and a new building listed at 1 800 dollars plus repairs and other work comprising the remainder.
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Preston
First Security Bank
Our Faces Are Bedi. Paces ie AAA
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Bedi
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