Voters Urged to Register Before Election Day
Voters must register by November 3 for the November 6 general election. City clerk Arlene Nash will keep the city office open until 9 PM on November 1 2 and 3 to accommodate those unable to reach the office earlier.
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Arlene Nash
Hospital conducts emergency drill with 18 mock casualties
Preston's Howitzer Battery members acted as casualties in a simulated hospital emergency drill at Franklin County Hospital. Nurses, doctors, and two ambulances staged a chaotic scene near the armory to test readiness and procedures for a real disaster.
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Franklin County Hospital
Preston
Howitzer Battery
Steven Thomas
Thomas
Citizen
Hobbs Named General Manager of Preston Lumber
R J McCaslin president of Preston Lumber Company announces Kent Hobbs will become general manager. Hobbs has ten years with the firm and has served as assistant manager for several years. He is married to Delorees Weeks of Preston with three children Tammy, Bradley, and Greg. Diderickson retired from Preston Lumber on October 16, 1973 after 34 years with the company.
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R J McCaslin
Preston Lumber Company
Kent Hobbs
Hobbs
McCaslin
Preston
Delorees Weeks
Tammy
Bradley
Greg
Floyd Diderikson
Diderickson
Denmark
Oliverson
Chamber of Commerce
Preston Lions
Loenza
East 4Th North
Johnson
Lions Club
Thiokol
Wasatch Division
Burton
Wilkinson
Franklin
DelMonte Packing Co
Fern McWhorter
Kirkbride
Dayton
North Cache
Rebecca Hatch
Oxford
Council Ponders Road Problem in Preston Meeting
Preston city commission on Oct 11 debated road trench versus tunnel for a main sewer line crossing West Oneida near 1st East. They will consult county and road supervisors before a uniform policy, and consider road width for 1st East plus sign replacement and garbage concerns.
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Preston City Commission
West Oneida
Glen Gamble
Lynn Fackrell
J.D Williams
Pocatello
Walter Ross
1St East
600
700 South
L V. Merrill
Ashley Nelson
Alan Thomas
Mrs. Johnson
Cecil Hodges
Dietitian
Six candidates enter Preston council race with six-way contest
Five candidates were to compete but Floyd Diderickson reversed to join Elmer Oliverson, Elmer Johnson, LeGrand Burton, Mike Lower, and Peck Stevenson. Each candidate's background spans Preston High School, LDS Church involvement, local business, National Guard service, and civic clubs as they seek four-year council terms.
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Preston
Floyd Diderickson
Ervan Taylor
Elmer E Oliverson
Mike Lower
Peck Stevenson
Elmer Johnson
LeGrand Burton
Ricks College
Utah State University
Elmer E. Oliverson
Mink Creek
Oliverson
Preston Unit
The
National Guard
No Garbage Pickup Monday City Notice
No garbage collection on Monday due to Veterans Day. City employees will take a vacation and regular pickups resume Tuesday. Any missed homes Monday will receive a visit Wednesday.
Franklin candidates vie for four and two year city seats
Four of six Franklin candidates seek four year council terms while two pursue the two year seat. Names include Burt Wilkinson Eldon Kingsford Brent Atkinson James Kirkbride Wayne Priestley and Jack Coltrin. Profiles note occupations families and local ties with emphasis on community roles and bids for office.
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Franklin
Burt Wilkinson
Eldon Kingsford
Brent Atkinson
James Kirkbride
Tim Hobbs
Wayne Priestley
Jack Coltrin
Coltrin
Hobbs
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