Preston to vote on $210000 general obligation bonds
The Preston city council called a June 30 election to approve sale of up to $210 000 in general obligation bonds to finance part of a new lagoon sewage disposal plant. The project costs exceed $300 000 with federal grants expected. voters must be 21 and qualified taxpayers to participate.
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Preston
State Health Department
Ment
United States
Jefferson School
Central School
Benson Stake Center Dedication Tonight
The new Benson Stake Center in Richmond will be dedicated tonight at 7 30 pm. Elder Ama Sonne will speak and lead the dedicatory prayer as the Richmond and Richmond South Wards join the Benson stake in the 425000 structure built after the 1962 quake. The program features music, prayers, talks by Bishop Rulon Thompson and others, and a dedication address by Elder Sonne. The 23 teaching stations and combined cultural hall house over 1800 attendees in a cream brick building with walnut finish and a full size basketball court.
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Benson Stake Center
Benson Stake Tabernacle
Richmond
Ama Sonne
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Benson
Richmond and Rich
Mond South
Benson Stake
Pres Wayne Traveller
Stake
Rulon Thompson
Thompson
Floyd White
High Council
Sonne
TR Holt
Slymar Jessop
4-H Officers Training Session Slated
County 4-H Leader Council announces a training program and bonfire for 4-H officers at Preston High School on Thursday June 4 at 8 pm. Ruth Bingham and Daniel Roberts lead the program with Monte Nelson's Club from Fairview opening. Topics cover meeting procedures safety topics and officer roles followed by a Sears Roebuck Foundation sponsored bonfire picnic.
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Preston High School
County
4-H
Owen Gibson
Ruth Bingham
Daniel Roberts
Monte Nelson
Fairview
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Lee Bergquist
Roy Ware
Gibson
Free Show Time Scheduled In Preston For Kids
The Preston merchants committee chair DeLoy Palmer says a free children's show is set for Friday. The program includes Ma and Pa Kettle In The Ozarks and two cartoons, starting at 1:30 p.m. with doors at 1 p.m. A second showing will occur if needed.
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Preston
DeLoy Palmer
Merchants Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ozarks
Benefit Set For Valley Deaf School Benefit
A benefit concert for Cache Valley School for the Deaf is planned for Monday June 1 at 8 15 pm in the Logan Tabernacle. The Bel Canto Chorus will perform to raise funds for equipment. admission is 50 cents, tickets at the door. The event also informs the public the school exists in the area. The five students aged three to six are taught by Mrs Winnie Mae Schreiner in Utah State University’s speech and hearing department.
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Cache Valley
Doyle Page
Ladd Newman
Dennis Carter
Sara Kitchen
Cathy Ann Hadfield
Savings Bond Sales Climb in Franklin County
Franklin County has reached 39 percent of its 1964 goal in U S Savings Bond sales. County chairman Ted Steers reports April totals of 5 161 bringing the year to date to 19 559 through April as part of the national program.
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Franklin County
Ted Steers
Bookmobile Schedule Repeats Across Franklin County Area
The Idaho State Library bookmobile returns to Franklin Oneida Bannock and Caribou counties for a one year cooperative service. Areas served include Franklin Oneida Bannock and Caribou locales with a three week rotation and headquarters at the Pocatello Public Library.
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Franklin County
State Library Board
Franklin
Oneida
Bannock
Caribou
Idaho State Library
Pocatello Public Library
Assessor Warns Idaho Boaters Of License Rules
Marvin Gregerson Franklin County assessor reminds boaters in Idaho they must have a license. Fee is 1 percent of horsepower times boat length, minimum $2.50. depreciation considered for older boats. Nonresident boaters may obtain a part time license. Boats must display a valid identification number on the bow.
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Idaho
Marvin Gregerson
Franklin County
Fishing Season Opener Nears in Franklin County
Franklin County anglers prepare for the Memorial Day opening. Local fish and game officer Guy Harris says fishing will be good despite high streams.
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Franklin County
Guy Harris
Fish and Game
Dates Set For 4 H Camp In 1964 Franklin County
The nineteenth annual Franklin County 4 H Club camp will run June 29 30 and July 1 at Camp Hunt Bear Lake with Loyal White of Preston as chairman. Organized by Owen Gibson the event features swimming crafts roller skating safety programs boat riding bonfires talent shows hayrack rides and nature hikes. A horseback ride to Swan Springs may replace the hay rack ride. Open to all 4 H members ages eleven and up.
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Franklin County
Camp Hunt
Cache Valley Council
Boy Scouts
Bear Lake
Owen Gibson
4-H Leaders Council
Gibson
Loyal White
Preston
Swan Springs
Preston Man Named Scholar at Columbia Engineering
Preston Man Named Scholar Neilanner is named a Faculty Scholar at Columbia University's School of Engineering and Applied Science for a perfect 4.0 average. Tanner, son of Elden S Tanner of 217 East Oneida Street, is a junior amid the school's 100th anniversary celebration and is pursuing a bachelor of science in electrical engineering. Only two undergraduates per class earn Faculty Scholar honors.
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Neilanner
Columbia University
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Tanner
Elden S Tanner
East Oneida Street
Riverdale Man Wins Wall Street Journal Award at Utah Banquet
Dylan Smith son of Mrs Lella Smith Riverdale earned the Wall Street Journal award for outstanding achievement at the University of Utah College of Business banquet on May 22 He will graduate in June with a bachelor’s degree in management and join Sears Roebuck in its management training program He is a member of Alpha Kappa Psi and served as director of public relations He is married to Joan Jenne of Boulder City Nev grandson of Mr and Mrs Hendricks formerly of Lewiston He studied at Utah State University spent two years in the LDS mission and has attended the University of Utah for two years
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Dylan Smith
Lella Smith
Riverdale
Wall Street Journal
University of Utah
College of Business
Smith
Sears, Roebuck, and Company
Alpha Ka' Psi
Mr Smith
Cemetery Board bans glass and wire stemmed flowers at Preston Cemetery
Preston Cemetery will prohibit flowers in glass containers artificial flowers with wire stems and metal anchors after June 3 to ease mowing and maintenance. Board member James McQueen says broken glass and metal damage equipment and disrupts upkeep. Violations will be removed and disposed of to keep grounds presentable.
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Preston
Devel
James McQueen
McQueen
Mkr- Queen
Fire Levels Big Barn In Banida
A Friday blaze destroyed a barn and granary on the LaVern Hollingsworth farm in Banida, with about eight tons of hay and old storage items lost. The barn valued at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars was saved from the house by fire crews after two hours on site.
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LaVern Hollingsworth
Banida
Atkinson Place
Preston
Annie Sparks
Sparks Place
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Treasureton
Barger
Valley Deaf School
Oneida County
Stone
Holbrook
Malad
Cherry Creek
Samaria
Pleasantview
Dayton
Mink Creek
Bannock County
Virginia
Downey
Swanees
Oxford
Clifton
Weston
Linrose
Caribou County
Lund
Central
Turner
Utah Power and Light
Ces
Grace
Inkom
McCammon
Lava Hot Springs
Robin
Thatcher
Cleve
Eeieted
Riverdale Man
Elena
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