Summer programs to open June 3 in Preston area
Two summer programs, swimming and Little League, begin June 3 in the Preston area with additional sessions to follow a week later. Sumter kindergarten and the summer reading program will also start around this period.
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Sumter
Six Skunk Cubs Adopted by Siamese Mother in Franklin
In Franklin six newborn skunks with opened eyes are being fostered by a Siamese cat owned by Tom Priestley. The cat and kits were discovered after Priestley and Victor Dunkley found a mother skunk while in the hills. The kittens fed from a milk bottle and now live with the cat, which has begun caring for them around the house.
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Franklin
Tom Priestly
Mad le Creek
Mr. Priestly
Victor Dunkley
Logan
Garfie
Former Bishop Named To Council
Woodrow Porter former Bishop of the Mapleton ward was named to the Franklin stake high council Sunday. He succeeds Dan Diderickson who has been transferred to California. Conducting the conference was Pres W Dean Palmer with speakers Kathy Sullivan Reed Brenchley Wallace B Jensen and Angus Comdie stake presidency members. A Junior Sunday School and a priesthood leadership meeting were also held.
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Woodrow Porter
Mapleton
Franklin Stake
Dan Diderickson
California
Pres. W. Dean Palmer
Kathy Sullivan
Reed Brenchley
Wallace B. Jensen
Angus Comdie
Stake
FFA Member Wins Repeated $100 Scholarship
Scott Christensen of Fairview, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Christensen, earned a $100 scholarship to Utah State University at the Black and White show in Richmond last Friday. He won through the KSL Daily Call Contest funded by the dairy department. A junior, he plans to enroll in dairy science at Utah State after high school. This is his second such award, previously received two years ago. He has been active in FFA activities and aims to serve as school president.
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Scott Christensen
Leonard Christensen
Fairview
Utah State University
Richmond
Scott
K.S.L. Daily Call
Dairy
Utah State
FFA
Cnaiters
Serveae
Early Paper News Schedule Shifts for Memorial Day
The Citizen will publish one day early next week due to the Memorial Day holiday on May 30. Correspondents and advertisers should submit copy to the paper as soon as possible.
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Price Support Increase Set For Area
Blaine Gimble chair of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announced county price support rates for the 1967 crop year. The county rates align with national levels while reflecting relationships between historical prices and farmers’ returns. Changes from prior rates affect local wheat growers and market area utilization.
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Blaine- Gimble
Darmers
Chang
Two Seats On School Board Decide In Write-In Contest
In a split election for the school board, Lindhardt and Workman win the two seats after Meek’s petition failed and he received 34 write–in votes. In Winder, Banida Riverdale and Treasureton Lindhardt leads with 73 to Workman 37 and Meek 34. in Preston West Side, Nichols 53 and Fisher 45. Sworn in June 10 for three year terms. board to reorganize then.
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Banida
Riverdale
Treasureton
Lindhardt
Workman
Meek
State Street
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Nichols
Fisher
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Senior Crew to Compete Tuesday
A fragment notes a senior crew competition upcoming on Tuesday with players or rowers named Meg and Oe. The text is incomplete but indicates a school or team event featuring seniors and oars.
Demos Nominate a LoS Administrative Man for Probate Judge
Democratic party officials in Franklin County nominate a man for probate judge. Ballots are due by May 17 at the county convention. A large group of Democrats participated in the diner event with students also listed as participants.
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Lloyd Lewhe Fi Peston
Democratic ‘Party
Franklin ‘Coimty
Loyd ‘Christensen
Democratic
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Political Scientist Dawia Morrell to Teach at BYU Education Week
BYU Education Week in Preston will feature Dr. Dawia B. Morrell head of BYU political science who has served in U S Army Intelligence and studied in Moscow. Eleven instructors will teach over three days June 6 8 at Preston High School and the Franklin stake center. The open program includes 30s concert and classes on June 7 and 8.
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Brighem Young University
U. S. Army
West Germany
BYU
Preston
Preston High School
Franklin Stake Center
Morrell
Moscow
Russia
Army Language School
Worland
Wyo
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Harvard University
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Austria
Europe
Balladiers to Tour Far East With Franklin County Ties
The Balladiers musical group plans a Far East tour next month featuring five of fourteen members who are natives of Franklin county. Three hail from Preston with others from Logan and surrounding areas. The tour, under USO direction, includes Pamela Baird sponsorship and local connections through Pamela Stratford and Mary Kaye Anderson among the group.
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Far East
Franklin County
Preston
Utah ‘State University
Pup
Pamela Baird
Franklin
Kent
Logan
Pamela
Melvin
Mortis
Angell
Val Gardner
Craig Jean Caratardnerer
Jessop
D ‘Matilyn
Miller
Lewis Rawlinson
Pamela Stratford
Mark Zaigg
USO
Mary
Kaye _ Anderson
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