Preston Indians Win District Championship At Bear Lake
The Preston Indians defeated Bear Lake to capture the district title in a one sided game. Boyd Lewis led the offense with a swift line and strong passing, while Kevin Keller and teammates anchored the line. Preston finished with a 6 0 conference mark and 6 0 1 season record, after scoring in each period and a late Bear Lake 83 yard interception return.
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Bear Lake
Boyd Lewis
Preston
Bears
Lewis
Citizen
Preston Indians
Rotary Wheel
Indians
Bear Lake Bears
Leight
Wayne Jepsen
Brent Godfrey
Black
Tom Dunn
Day
Franklin Stake Sets Parent Youth Night Preview
The Franklin Stake presents a musical drama Ax Take Thou Tie Following to be staged Nov 10 and 11 in Preston High School auditorium. The event, a Parent and Youth night by the Franklin Stake MIA, invites First to Fifth wards and others to attend on specified Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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Franklin Stake
Preston High School
Franklin Stake Mia
Fighth
Names to Group Nar Linda Sah Cestot and Valkyrie Zab
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals Nam ed to a group with unclear context and affiliations. The text hints at a college setting and names Thezaan Gadsae College or similar, but specifics are unreadable. Further readable details are needed to form a proper summary.
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Apaiey Wan
Linda Sah
Cestot
Valkyrie
Thezaan Gadsae College
Halloween egging breaks several business windows in Preston
Residents report a quiet Halloween until about 4 a.m. when a group member broke five store windows in Preston. Large plate glass at Milo's AG Standard Station Valley Implement Carlson Furniture were damaged along with a front Arctic Circle window. A $50 reward was offered for the arrest, with Ted Burton of Milo's AG contributing.
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Preston
Milo’s AG
Standard Station
Valley Implement
Carlson Furniture
Arctic Circle
Ted Burton
Biddy Dance Sponsored by Preston FHA Celebrates Monster Mash
Preston Chapter Future Homemakers hosted the annual Halloween Buddy Dance in the high school gym with orange and black decor and a Monster Mash theme. Brad Morrison was named Buddy for 1970-71, competing with Kevin Auger David Gleason and Steve Anderson. A group of 10 married couples in costume circulated briefly during the event. Co chairs were Sue Murdock and Polly Leonard. faculty advisor Mrs. Carrie Tobler.
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Preston
Future Homemakers Organization
Brad Morrison
Preston High Buddy
Kevin Auger
David Gleason
Steve Anderson
Sue Murdock
Polly Leonard
Carrie Tobler
Last Chance Names Heads Last Chance Canal Officers
The Last Chance Canal company re elected the same officers at the stockholders meeting held noon in Grace High School. President Kenneth Tarbet, Vice President Don Gilbert, Secretary Treasurer Lawrence Burgin, Directors Lowell Hansen, Quatt Hubbard and Glen Al Leonard Kingsford. The company attorney proposed a constitution addressing water problems.
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Last Chance Canal Company
Grace High School
Kenneth Tarbet
Don Gilbert
Lawrence Burgin
Lowell Hansen
Qatt Hubbard
Glen al
Franklin County Elects Two New Democratic Commissioners
Franklin County voters elected two Democratic commissioners in a close tally. Woodrow Porter beat Vaughn Larsen to become county chair with a narrow margin, while Theo Schwareveldt defeated Rolen Bastian for another seat. Cleo Swenshats won county auditor, LelLa Smith defeated Joy Talbot for treasurer, and other races included Republican wins for prosecuting attorney and coroner. In state races, Reed Budge won the Senate seat for Franklin County and Angus Condie won a House seat, with Mark Hart receiving the most votes but not a majority. The constitutional revision passed 598 Yes 2104 No, legislative pay at 1737 Yes 1056 No, and extension at 1310 Yes 1419 No.
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Theo Schwareveldt
Rolen Bastian
Weston
Botti i Penter
Sthrvane
Cleo Swenshats
Lo Lewis
Lélla Smith
Joy~Talbot
Gus
Condie
Preston
Mark Hart
House ‘of Representatives
Caribou
Bear Lake
Cordie
Fen County
Tae
Conidie
Ebloyd Dunn
Gsargetown
Wynn
Batltanklin
Detenbach
Enbadoua
Local county votes diverge from state results in 1970 election
Franklin county favored Gov Samuelson by 53 votes while the state backed Democrat Cecil Andrus by about 10 000. An Andrus governorship ends 24 years of Republican control. Franklin county backed Republicans Murphy for lieutenant governor and Cenar for secretary of state though Democrats carried state offices for treasurer auditor attorney general and supervisor of public instruction. Orval Hansen won in county and district. A county by state breakdown follows.
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Whlin County
Statehouse
Board of Control
Don Samuelson
Cecil Andrus
Andrus
Anklin County
Jack Murphy
Pete T. Cenarrusa
Orval Hansen
U. S
Franklin County
Paintings by Mrs John Cole on Display at Preston Library
The Preston library showcases the paintings of Mrs John Cole this month as part of a rotating monthly feature highlighting different artists.
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John Cole
Preston
Franklin County Fair Board Chairman to be honored at open house
Franklin County Fair Board Chairman William Robinson will be honored Saturday evening November 7 at an open house and dedication in the Community Building at the Franklin County Fairgrounds. A joint program with the Franklin County Commissioners will dedicate the building, report construction costs, and pay tribute to retiring board members. The hour long program begins at 8 p.m., followed by a reception at 9 p.m., conducted by Robinson and County Commission Chairman Vaughn J. Larsen. Residents of Franklin County are invited.
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William Robinson
Franklin County Fair Board
Franklin
County Fair Board
Franklin County Commissioners
In County
Fair Board
County Commission
Vaughn J. Larsen
Franklin County
Will
Ec Con Hornam
Oneiga County
Idaho Territory
Frank
Wilty
Salt Lake
City
LDS Busin
Smith
Dranilin
Wilewan Dsa Ba
Ore Ee Eee
Freedom Singers Set to Perform in Preston
The New Freedom Singers, led by president Lymm Heltord, tour the United States and are booked for Preston on November 12. The group from Ricks College joins Sounds of Freedom from BYU in upcoming events, following a Telethon win at Salt Palace last year and a 1400-strong audience in recent performances.
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New Freedom Singers
Preston
Franklin and
Oneida
Igell
Sounds of Freedom
Ricks College
United States
Bast Ag
Washington, D. C
Salts Palace
BYU
Ered
Oth weThere
News Breedomn
Singers
Lymm
Heltord
Davos
Beceeas
Od Igtaten
Nominations for Chamber of Commerce Board Favor Several Names
The chamber of commerce lists nominees Robert Acock Clair Rosens Lynn Fackrell Leo Geddes Don Greaves Vaughn Greaves Webster Maughan and Gus Mink. Five members demanded petitions before November. Annual meeting moved to a Tuesday with speaker choosing among Jan 11 18 and 25. Employment applications now open at the chamber office as part of the employment service for members.
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Ci Wetesi
Chamber of Commerce
Case Draws Narrow Confession From Anonymous Witness
A local court case hinges on an anonymous witness who provides a brief, uncertain confession. Prosecutors push for corroboration while defense questions the witness reliability and timing of the statement.
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Larry Biggs
Arenes
FHA
Leonard Kingsford
Rea
Woodrow Porter
Mapleton Farmer
Vaughn Larsen
Board of County Commissioners
Larsen
Preston No. 1
Porter
State
Hansen
Wells
Samuelson
Murphy
Boyd
Cenarrusa
Benson
Connolly
Moon
Holley
Williams
McKinlay
Engelking
Robson
Park
Freedom Singers
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