11 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
1
Preston City Council schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at City Hall tonight for the third and final reading of the abandoned car ordinance. A citizen group will also discuss proposed city garage entrance access.
Alain Beckstead told The Quiven that the Indian Trail re opening from Thomas Springs over the mountain to Bear Lake will take place this Friday and Saturday. Volunteers are welcome to meet at Thomas Springs Friday evening for an overnight camp and work on the project. The brushing had been delayed last weekend due to Forest Service staffing. They will be there this weekend.
Preston South Stake tabled five new high councilmen and three alternates at its quarterly conference. New high councilmen are Leonard Christensen Leness Keller and Orvald Rallison with alternates Craig Nielsen Lowell Castleton and Arch Geddes. Several members released or sustained to stake positions and speakers urged members to accept callings and live faithfully.
A 1973 Toyota was totaled for $2,000 after Nathan DuVal Talbot of Lewiston fell asleep on Highway 34 south of Preston just after midnight last Sunday. He suffered minor injuries. The car left the highway and clipped the bridge guard rails from the bridge. Talbot was cited for speeding failing to remain at the scene of an accident and failure to give notice of an accident.
Cleon Skousen a noted BYU professor and constitutional expert will speak at Preston High School Gymnasium in a Sunday fireside open to residents of northern Utah and southeastern Idaho. The event aims to promote constitutional government and an informed electorate ahead of next year’s elections.
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