Cinderella on stage at Preston in Rodger’s and Hammerstein musical
Preston high school presents Cinderella this Saturday at 8 p.m. under Carl Hoffman. The family musical features Kristy Beckstead as Cinderella and Jay Jensen as the Prince with Peggy Belnap and Vicki Evans as stepsisters. Admission ranges from 25c to $1.00, with matinees for district elementary schools Friday and free entry for preschoolers with an adult.
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Cisiderella
Jay Jensen
Sandra Hansen
Marty Abrams
Lois Jean Griffeth
Joe Cherrington
Kristy Beckstead
Peggy Belnap
Citizen
Preston
Rodger’s
David Beechstead
Cinderella
Clifford Jensen
Dan Belnap
Vicki Evans
Stan Evans
Delmar Derricott
Melvin Griffeth
Jack Cherrington
The
Herald
Dean Abrams
Feth
LaRue Hunt
Annette Ransbottom
Karma Bergquist
USA Theater Department
McConkie to Speak at Franklin Stake Conference
Elder Bruce R. McConkie of the First Council of Seventy will address the Franklin Stake conference on Sunday. A former attorney and Army security officer, he has served as a mission leader and editorial writer within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The event is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at Penny Street.
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Bruce R. McConkie
First Council of Seventy
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Franklin
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McConkie
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Asta Generals Auethority
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Church
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Acyloondia Specteine
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Penny
Stak
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Wheat Ruling Appealed Over Cache Variety Discount Listing
The Idaho Wheat Commission said it will appeal to the USDA to remove Cache Variety from the discount list after the agency placed Idaho grown stock on the list two weeks earlier. Utah grown Cache Variety was not listed. The state ASC plans an appeal as well.
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Idaho Wheat Commission
United States Department of Agriculture
Cache
USDA
Idaho
Utah
Myron Fennesbeck
ASC
Translator Exemption Rules for UHF Translators
Franklin County Translator District No 1 states property owners with any UHF receiving device like rabbit ears are not eligible for exemption. Those not using the translator signal may file exemptions at the county auditor or assessor offices. false claims are a misdemeanor.
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Franklin County
City Council Votes to Raise Mill Levies in Preston
Preston city council voted to set the general fund levy at 30 mills and the library levy at five mills for next year, exceeding the prior year and prompting an appeal to the state. Officials say the town faces a serious financial shortfall and needs funds to sustain services, with a paving bid approved for First South off Idaho Street.
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Preston
Valley Paving
First South
Idaho Street
Dedication Planned For Franklin Ward Chapel Addition
An $82,000 addition to the Franklin ward chapel will be dedicated Sunday by Elder Bruce R. McConkie of the First Council of Seventy. The project adds a Junior Sunday School room a Relief Society room classrooms a library restrooms and a new kitchen plus office space and a new east wing. Roland Anderson of Richmond built it Eugene Haycock and Associates were the architects. A new parking area will abut the eastern side of the addition.
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Franklin Ward
Bruce R. McConkie
First Council of Seventy
Floyd Robinson
Relief Society
Roland Anderson
Richmond
Eugene Haycock and Associates
Preston High School Discontinues Bells for Class End
School officials report no more bells at Preston High School causing teachers to end classes by watching for student dismissal manually. The change requires full teacher cooperation and aims to maintain order without audible signals.
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Preston Beh
Service Today For Prominent County Leader
A prominent county leader, David Ariel Nash, died September 8 in Preston hospital. Born February 14, 1902, he served as Franklin County commissioner from 1947 to 1956 and held numerous church positions. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. at the Franklin Stake center with viewing prior to service.
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Avid Ariel Nash
Linrose
Preston Hospital
David Howland
Ida Larson Nash
Ruby Smith
Logan
LDS
Elaine L. Stoddard
Pres. Noh
Linrése
Franklin County
David Ariel Jr
Weston
Brent Issac
Seattle
Malcolm Richard
Bountiful
Wesley Smith
Don
Mary Lee) Hammond
San Francisco
Joseph
Vendla) Havertz
Salt Lake City
Victor Paul
John Aless
Preston
Hal
Hazel) Barrett
Ogden
Grant Bartlett
Kitwanga
Canada
aMar Larsen
Soda Springs
Franklin, Stake Center
Burilin
Eastside Board Lines Up Zone Redraws and Calendar Changes
The Eastside school board accepted petitions to redraw trustee zones to equalize district population. It approved a senior activity away from school, revised the school calendar, and hired a district architect. The board has 60 days to draft a plan for state review and potential pupil census to guide zoning and future planning.
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Eastside
Wayne Ds
Bell
Jack Feta
Ron Lex
Preston Soldier Hurt By Own Helicopter Fire
Sp. Roy L. Cordingley, 21, of Preston, a Vietnam veteran wounded twice including a stomach hit, returned home on leave from Fort Lewis Hospital to recover. His unit, the 198th Infantry Brigade, was misidentified by a colonel’s helicopter, leading to his injury. He will return to hospital after visit.
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Preston
Vietnam
Roy L. Cordingley
Ivan Cordingley
Fort Lewis
Wash
Sp. Cordingley
Army
Chu Lei
198Th
46Th Infantry
R&r
Taiwan
Isles
Preston High Seniors to Survey District Schools
Senior government students from Preston High will conduct an extensive survey of the district to aid planning and rezoning. The questionnaire will collect basic information on student dropouts and district demographics as teams visit homes to gather data.
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Preston High
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Preston Soldier
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