Church Campaigning Sparks Preston Events
Senator Frank Church will speak at a 7:30 a.m. breakfast in Preston hosted by the Franklin County Central committee before heading to Malad. National Republican training session led by Gwen Barnett will convene Monday in Preston for Franklin and Oneida counties.
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Frank Church
Preston
Sen. Church
George Hansen
Franklin County Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Bar
Area Grazing Granted Extension
Cattle and sheep are returning from Preston Ranger District grazing areas with several extensions granted. Late frosts reduced high range forage, but heavy August rains boosted foothill production. Ranger Ralph Roberts cites improved management and weather as enabling longer seasons on multiple allotments. Extensions listed: Cub River 834 15 days, Gem Valley 788 5 15, Cherryville 181 15, High Creek 123 15.
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Preston
Ralph Roberts
Cub River
Gem Valley
Cherryville
High Creek
Roberts
Adult Class Meet Planned
Interested residents are invited to attend a high school library meeting on Oct. 7 at 4 15 p.m. to discuss proposed fall term adult education classes including reading, language arts, science, social studies and office administration. Costs and schedules will be set at the meeting.
School Bus Stop Arm Law Cited by Pa Trooper
Trooper Eudean Gunnell explains that when a school bus stops to load or unload children, traffic from both directions must stop. The law requires the bus driver to extend the stop arm every time the bus stops, and all traffic must stay halted until the arm is withdrawn.
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Eudean Gunnell
Bond sales rise as counties hit goals
Franklin county has achieved 58.5 percent of its 1968 bond goal with total sales of $39,193. Caribou county reports 60.5 percent of its goal, totaling $11,614 in bond sales according to the U S Treasury Department.
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Franklin County
Caribou County
U. S. Treasury Department
Roadshow plans for Franklin and Oneida Stakes next week
Franklin Stake road shows start Monday at 7 30 p m in Second Ward Fairview Whit ney and Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Stake Center Weston and Franklin The Oneida Stake presents Tuesday at 8 p m at the Oneida Stake Center Dayton and Winderwards The best two shows from each stake advance to the regional road show in Benson Lake Center Richmond
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Franklin
Second Ward
Fairview
Whitney
Stak Center
Weston and
Nabuni Porter
Franklin Stake
Oneida
Dayton
Winderwards
Kay. Moosman
Exiday
Bensonlake Center
Richmond
Oklahoma Musical at Preston High Weathers History
Oklahoma presented by Preston High November 22 and 23 follows a long musical history. The show opened on Broadway in 1943 at the St James Theatre in New York and ran five years nine weeks for 2 212 performances. It won a special Pulitzer Prize for drama and spawned a national tour covering 250 cities in the U S and Canada, with about 10 million in attendance and roughly 20 million in gross.
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Oklahoma
Preston High
St. James Theatre
New York
U.S
Canada
Dayton LDS Seminary Opens With Social in Dayton Ward
The Dayton LDS Seminary begins activities this year with an opening social on Oct 10 at 7 30 p m in the Dayton ward cultural hall. Cost is per person in cents equal to letters in each name. A screening of How To Steal A Million follows with a pot luck supper.
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Dayton
LDS Seminary
Dayton Ward
Two Men Injured In Truck Wreck
Two men were injured when a pickup went out of control and rolled over an embankment. The driver Allan D. Shrives 35 of Prea ton sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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Allan D. Shrives
Preaton
County Receives 5000 Dollar Grant for Development Plan
Franklin County has been awarded a 5000 dollar grant from the Farmers Home Administration to prepare a comprehensive countywide plan for water and sewer developments. The plan will be prepared by county engineer Wendell Smith under the Franklin County Planning Commission led by Kenton Frederickson and secretary Daniel Roberts.
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Franklin County
Farmers Home Administration
Webster Maughan
Wendell Smith
Preston
Cub River Canyon
Whitney
Maughan
County Planning Commission
Whitney Parent Teachers Club elects new officers
The Parent Teachers Club of Whitney met September 23 to elect new officers. New officers are Lymm Bodily president, Mrs Nor ma Bosworth vice president, Mrs John Palmer secretary. A program followed with Tommie Jensen playing accordion and singing. Refreshments were served by the past presidency.
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Teachers Club' of
Whitney
Lymm Bodily
Norma Bosworth
John Palmer
Tommie Jensen
Franklin PTA Meeting Notes at Franklin School
The Franklin PTA met on September 26 at 8 p.m. in the Franklin schoolhouse. New officers and members were introduced. Dr Robert Jensen from Logan spoke as an optometrist guest, accompanied by Barbara Hawkes. Refreshments served to 28 attendees. The Rodeo funded upgrades include replacing all shoots and announcers stands. A $35,000 Farmers Home Administration loan supported completing the stand installation with work to finish before next year’s Rodeo.
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Franklin—P.t.a
Franklin School
P.T.A
Aalich Pelea Nay Sue
Jon Rugnach
Secre
Robert Jensen
Logan
Barraine Hawkes
Chamber of Commerce
Farmers Home Administration
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State
Republican Party
Nelson
West Side
Citizen
Oneida Stake
MIA
Ducky
Pety van
PHS Musical
Cal
Merci Ps
DEG
PTA
Harold ‘Winn
Sam
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