Bond election in Eastside school district urged voters
Public service notice urges Preston area residents to vote next Tuesday on a school plant facilities reserve fund levy of up to ten mills for ten years. The article details funding needs, polling places, and the stakes, citing prior narrowly failed elections and county election specifics in Idaho.
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Eastside
Preston Citizen Today
Preston
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Franklin and Bannock Counties
State of
Idaho
State of Idaho
A. D
Board of ‘Trustees
Franklin and Bannock
Timberline Riders Sing At Auction Dollar Day Event
Timberline hosts a Saturday Dollar Day with three big free street shows by The Timberline Riders led by Charley Ryan backed by Gary Stewart and Walley Pulley. The act, famed for Hot Rod Lincoln, has played across Canada and supports charity. Auction proceeds fund crippled children while locals bid on prizes.
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Miste
Timberline
Charley
Ryan
Gary’ ‘Stewart
Walley Pulley
Star Records
Charley Ryan
Hot Rod Lincoln
Canada
Trail
British Columbia
Doc
West Yellowstone +Park
Atte Fae
Gary Stewart
Gary
Montana
Wally’ Pulley
Rod
Wally Halls
Plainview
Texas
Dées
Feérlii
San
Pathe We
Preston
Leland McLing
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber. of Commerce
Rulon Dunn
Chamber of Commerce
Bank
State Street
Oneida
First South
State
Phil West
West Motor Co
Charles Timberling Friders
Ryan Ly
Rod” Lincoln
the Elks Lodge
Preston Highs 1961-62 snake dance lineup and homecoming events
Keith Davis Alyce Ann Hull Barry Bullock and Carol Taylor led Preston High School cheerleaders for the 1961 62 snake dance Monday to build excitement for the homecoming football game. Alumni assembly parade and football game vs Montpelier Bears followed by a Thesbian club dance and crowning of homecoming queen Mr Touchdown highlighted the schedule.
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Keith Davis
Alyce Ann Hull
Barry Bullock
Carol Taylor
Preston High School
Preston High
Montpelier Bears
Thespian Club
Touchdown
Eastside School District backs independent education survey
A Citizens Committee formed June 13 1960 to study district educational needs advised the board to authorize a district survey by Utah State University graduate students. The spring 1961 survey, led by Dr Marsden B Stokes, covered physical plant curriculum enrollments finances and staff. Recommendations to upgrade the program were approved by the committee and joint efforts offered to implement them.
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Eastside School District
Aqe Citizens Committee
W. S. Geides
Banida
Winder
Delmer L. Olson
Mink Creek
Oneldg Bialiors
Glencoe
Marlowe C.* Woodward
Frankline
Frankline ~“Neughn J. Larsen, ‘Fairview! Marian G. Ballif
Whitney
J. Leo Palmer
Grace O. Gamble
Preston
Mr. Palmer
Utah State University
School of Education
Marsden B. Stokes
Paul S. Ashdown
Lyman Bruce
Marlene A. Butorac
Jesse R. Edlefsen
Leonard W. Glismann
L. Gail Johnson
Don Ray Melling
Dale G. Schimmel
Ofennig
Glen T. Seal
Bill R. Williams
Citizens Committee
Local notes on injuries luck, cars and jokes
Eph Johnson nears recovery on one crutch after a two year injury from an auto crash. The writer comments on Las Vegas trips, golf gains, new 1962 cars, school fatigue, and a typed news automation dream. Elmo Beckstead named sexton at Preston cemetery.
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Las Vegas
Don
Mrs. Greaves
Calendar Drive At Preston High On Yearly Campaign
Preston High School plans its annual birthday calendar drive starting next Monday. Proceeds fund school needs, with last year financing the auditorium lighting. Seniors Eric Hart and Richard Shipley co chair the effort to make it the largest campaign yet.
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Preston High School
Eric” Hart Vand Richard
Shipley
Preston’ High School
Harvest Banquet Set by Preston Chamber and Legion Auxiliary
The Preston Chamber of Commerce and American Legion Auxiliary announce the Harvest banquet on Oct. 23 with Rev. LM Daugherty of Pocatello as principal speaker. Tickets via Auxiliary members or chamber of commerce office. dinner served by Auxiliary with entertainment and the Franklin County Grassman of the Year award. Idaho grassman of the year honors eligible. Chamber members urged to invite a farmer and spouse as guests.
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Preston Chamber ‘of Commerce
American‘ ‘Legion” Auxiliary
Oneida
LM ‘Daugherty
Pocatello
Franklin
Idaho
Grassman
Chamber
Commerce
Three supervisors up for Franklin soil district election
V. D. Smart urged land owners and qualified electors to vote for three supervisors Dennis Ralphs Stanton M Hawkes and Cecil Foster. Election is October 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the ASC office in Preston.
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V. D. Smart
Franklin Soil Conservation District
ASC
Preston
Dennis Ralphs
Stanton M. Hawkes
Cecil Foster
Rulon Dunn Wins First Preston Golf Club Tournament
Rulon Dunn captured the Preston Golf and Country Club first year championship with rounds 43 39 42 and 37 totaling 161. Wayne Brown and Earl Solley placed second and third. First flight winner Harry Woolley with 170. Dr. Clair Cutler 176 second. Paul Johnson 187 third. Second flight Clair Poole led 188. Gene Chatterton 193. Jim Grége rson 197. Third flight Jon Cranney won with 192. Leonard Taylor 210. Sher Webb 210. Gene Anderson tied third with 218. Prizes included trophy golf bags shirts and balls.
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Preston
Rulon Dunn
Preston Golf and Country Club
Wayne Brown
Earl Solley
Harry Woolley
Clair Cutler
Paul Johnson
Clair Poole
Gene Chatterton
Jim Grégeerson
Jon Cranney
Leonard Taylor
Sher Webb
Gene Anderson
Hoa
Perfect Season Continues As Indian Team Tops Blackfoot 16 0
Preston High Indians deliver their fifth straight win by defeating Blackfoot 16 to 0 on Friday. Jepsen and Rasmussen scored on 30 yard pass and 45 yard run, Hawkes added the extra point and a late 30-yard field goal. Next up is Montpelier in the homecoming game at 1 30 p.m.
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Preston High
Indians
Blackfoot
Preston
Jon Jepsen
Woodrow Rasmussen
Jepsen
Dennis Kendall
Snake River
North Cache
West Side
Montpelier
Absentee Ballots Available for School Facilities Bond Election
Eligible voters unable to attend the county school facilities bond election may obtain absentee ballots. Absentee voting is allowed five days before election day. Applications for ballots available from the school district clerk until 5 p.m. on Oct. 9.
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Saal
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Eph Johnson
Eph
Russ Cranney
Russ
Elmo Beckstead
Preston Cemetery
J. B. McQueen
Golf
William
P.s Shumway
Rotary
Hay ‘Si
Avhat
Royce Fuhriman
Shimway
Reid Bostworth
Ant ‘Montend
Ghd
Reid
Fea E. Rae
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