Tribute to Tom Heath Honor Sugar Leader in Utah
About 450 people gathered Saturday to honor Thomas Heath, Cache Valley sugar official and influential industry figure who retired in December. Attendees included Orval Benson, Cecil Foster, Nelson Hogan, and Keith Orme, with letters from Governor Smylie and Rep Hansen. The banquet, sponsored by Franklin County Beet Growers and Amalgamated Sugar, marked Heath’s 57 years in the sugar business and drew leaders from Monitor Sugar and national beet growers groups.
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Tom Heath
Pat
Orval Benson
Thomas Heath
Cache Valley Sugar Company
United States
Mr Heath
Orval
Robert E Smylie
George Hansen
Monitor Sugar Company
Michigan
Heath
National Beet Erower Association
Pranklin County Beet Growers Association
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Certa
A & I Sugar Company
Amalgamated Sugar Compan
Old Friends
Convorksers
Mr. Heath
T R Holt
The
Utah Beet Growers Association
Oneida Stake Conference Plans Weekend Session Speakers
The Oneida stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hosts its quarterly conference in Preston with Elder David G Thomas and Elder James R. Tolman speaking. Sessions are Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm at the stake house, 310 North State.
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Oneida
Church of Jesus of Latter-day Saints
Preston
LDS Church
David G Thomas
Church
James R. Tohman
Su Presenteo
North State
Carl A Mortensen
Thomas
Offfice
Netherlands
Tolman
Deseret
Weber State College
Ogden
Utah
Stake
Bramh
Teascome
General ‘Board
Stake Coun Mcien
Elchizedek
Sumgay
Malad Bank Seeks New Branch Here in Cache County
Malad Bank requests a state permit to open a second branch in Cache County following a similar 1960s effort. If approved, a Preston branch could open soon after. The state finance commissioner previously denied a Soda Springs permit in 1965.
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Cache Commercial Bank
T. D. Jones
Preston
First National Bank of
Malad
Soda Springs
Funk sworn in as county assessor succeeding Gregersen
Deputy county assessor Marlowe Funk was sworn in as county assessor Wednesday morning. He succeeds Gregersen, who was named director of the department of occupational security in Boise. Funk has been in county service for several years.
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Marlowe Funk
Gregérsen
Secupational
Deadline Nears For Miss Franklin County Pageant
Mrs. Ivan Davis pageant director says two or three openings remain for contestants in the Miss Franklin County Pageant set for April 2 at Preston High School Auditorium. Interested girls should contact Davis or a Preston Lions Club sponsor to sign up.
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Franklin County
Ivan Davis
Preston High School
Preston Lions Club
West Side Seeks Accrediting For Northwest Association
West Side school district begins steps toward accreditation of West Side High School by Northwest Accrediting Association. Superintendent Lyle Potter and Bert Neal of the state Department of Education outlined plans to form committees and meet with district officials to proceed.
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West Side
Northwest Accrediting Association
Lyle Potter
Wi Side
Bert Neal
State Bacrement of Education
Ion Hie
Neal
Porter
To Ions
Elech Department A'S . Electric
Idaho Appliance and Sports Shop
Justice McQuade To Speak At Chamber Banquet
Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice McQuade will headline the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet Monday in the Franklin County Courthouse basement. Born in Pocatello he attended local schools and the University of Idaho earning a BA in 1940 and an LLB in 1943 before serving in Army Intelligence from 1943 to 1946. He later served as Moscow police judge and Latah County justice of the peace from 1937 to 1938.
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Nry McQuade
Idaho Supreme Court
Peakey
Pr Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Court House
Justice McQuade
Pocatello
University of Idaho
U. S. Army Intelligence Corps
Moscow
Justice of the Peace
Latah County
Preston City Council Reappoints Officials Delays Police Chief
The Preston City Council reappointed the city clerk city engineer superintendent city treasurer fire chief and city attorney but delayed appointing the police chief and city judge. Police Chief Taylor and others discussed matters in executive session while council set projects including removing trees by the fairground property pending county board input. Harold Pinson was elected council president as the group planned further actions and joined the Cache Valley Mayors association.
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Preston
Itree
Vary St Peenany Sey
Siete Ay Ber € Jensen
Deer
Sasetendoa Tee Ella Petenson
George Reeder
Dell Smith
Blaine Taylor
Keith Larson
Taylor
Harold Pinson
Second North
Fair Ground
County Fair Board
William Robinson
Fair Board
Cache Valley
Hospital Faces Two-Week Deadline To Plan Improvements
At a Tuesday night meeting the hospital board and Franklin County Commissioners received two weeks to submit a formal plan. The aging facility lacks self closing doors hazardous openings and insufficient kitchen X ray lab nursery and operating room space. The 1929 building may be torn down, with health officials pressing for action.
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Ner
Hospital ‘Board
Franklin County Commissioners
Carver
State Epaennes of Health
Ona
Comerete Acon
Naiben
Surenway
Ceatccnn
W Dean
Hospital Raises Room Rates at Franklin County General
Hospital officials increased room charges for several accommodations at the Franklin County General Memorial, moving to 20 dollars for a private room with a bath, while old rates stood at 10 dollars for semi private, 12 dollars for private with bath, and 14 dollars for a private room with pores bath. The changes apply to a new building wing and aim to accommodate housing for patients needing added care.
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Franklin County General Memorial Hospital
W. Dean Pall
Hasan
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Oneida Stake Conference
Malad Bank
Jones
Ahes
Voter Wallace
Pana Oo
Deen Larson
Gregersen
West Side Seeks Accrediting
McQuade
Benry McQuade
Okehs
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