Silver coins in Franklin County become scarce
The Treasury plans withdraws silver dimes and quarters from circulation to rebuild its silver stockpile. In Franklin County each person holds about 37 dimes and 20 quarters with a $870 face value, but intrinsic value will drop to about 65 cents per person after replacement copper nickel coins. The local government profits about 61000 as the nationwide program yields over 1.5 billion in gain.
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Franklin County
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Two Water Groups Issue Statement
Representatives of the Idaho Bear River Water Users Association and the Last Chance Canal Company issued a statement outlining the canal company position. They jointly supported Idaho Water Resources Board aiding a comprehensive Bear River water plan for Idaho and noted meeting details and invited participants.
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Idaho Bear River Water Users Association
Last Chance Canal Company
Idaho Water Resources Board
Bear River
Idaho
Board of
Amos B. Hume
Oneida County
John V. Evans
John Roderick
Louis Deschamps
Charles J. Nielsen
Mayde Facer
Leonard Clark
William G Jenkins
George F. Gardner
Oneida
Franklin County Water Users Association
Lester P. Sears
Bear Lake
Franklin
Fri
Caribou County
Franklin County
Caribou
Lowell Hansen
Don Gilbert
Merrill Hubbard
Howard Thomas
Idaho Water Resource
Ian Leat Y
Iver V. Evans
Chance Canal’Co
Dent
Last Chance Company
Oneida Stake Conference Names and Leadership Changes
Sunday, in the Oneida stake quarterly conference, Elder William Bennett announced regional representatives of the Twelve. Pres Carl A. Mortensen and other officials spoke as Lee Redington was named stake Sunday School superintendent with Don Q Dal ley and Keith Crane as counselors. The supervision team saw changes with Thane Winward removed as superintendent and Mink Creek Lee Seamons retained as secretary. Cluff Kendall named as assistant superintendent replacing Alan Christensen. Music mixed Oxford Clifton Dayton wards. A single general session covered delegation of authority and obedience themes.
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William Bennett
Quorum of the Twelve
Carl A. Mortensen
Webster C Maughan
Jack Moser
Mortensen
Stake
Lee Redington
Preston Third Ward
Don Q Dalley
Dayton
Keith Crane
Mink Creek Lee Seamons
Thane Winward
Glenn Gamble
Theo Smith
Oneida
MMIA
Cluff Kendall
Oxford
Alan Christensen
Dayton Ward
Oxford-Clifton
Perry Phillips
J H Hansen
Elder Bennett
Preston PTA Plans Meeting
The Central Jefferson PTA holds a public meeting on January 29 at 7 30 p m. Blair Henderson will speak on Student Problems and how parents and teachers can help overcome them. President Mrs Don Barger confirms the event.
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Central Jefferson Pta
Blair Henderson
Don Barger
Preston High School Operetta Dates Shift to February
The Preston high school operetta South Pacific is rescheduled for February 8 to 10 due to postponement caused by complications. Carl Hoffman and Delmar Derricott say the extra time will help the school cast deliver their best performance. The operetta, by Rodgers and Hammerstein, is set on a South Sea island during World War II and remains a leading American stage work.
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Preston High School
Bruce
South Pacific
Carl Hoffman
Delmar Derricott
Pacific
Tve
United States
Rodgers and Hammerstein
South Sea
Grace School Board Seeks 675000 Bond Vote Feb 13
The Grace school board announced a 675000 bond election for February 13 to fund a new grade school remodel the present grade school and build a high school auditorium. The board withdrew plans for countywide consolidation. Superintendent R D Palmer says the Grace elementary would house students from Grace elementary units.
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Grace School Board
Supt
R. D. Palmer
Grace
Weston Secures Funds for New Culinary Water Line
Weston will receive a $20,090 loan and a $24,000 grant from the Farmers Home Administration, plus a $4,000 city contribution to build a new culinary water line. The project, engineered by Wendell Smith and contracted to Boyd Campbell Construction, aims for completion in early spring 1968 to replace the old system serving 78 farm and 35 non farm families. A 1966 bond issue of $20,000 at 4 percent over 20 years backs repayment.
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Weston
Farmers Home Administration
Preston
Webster CC
Wendell Smith
Boyd Campbell
Highway Department
Webb Named MOD Leader in Franklin County Drive
O Sherwin Webb was named chairman of the Franklin County March of Dimes drive. James Hoggasa assists. James Biggs of First Security Bank serves as secretary treasurer. Letters will be sent countywide and collection boxes placed around the county.
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O. Sherwin Webb
Franklin County
March of Dimes
National Foundation
James Hoggasa
James Biggs
First Security Bank
Webb
ASC To Report Payments Made
ASCTo Report Payments Made explains that all ASCS program payments in 1967 must be reported to the IRS. Blaine Gamble, chairman, notes wheat feed grain ACP soil bank and sugar beet payments are included but commodity loans or reseal storage payments are not. Recipients will get Form CCC 182 and possibly Form 1099, with guidance to review statements and contact the local ASCS office for questions.
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ASCS
Internal Revenue Service
Blaine Gamble
Franklin Asc Courtly Committee
IRS
CCC
Ceiver
Gamble
Canning Center Okehed Preston Council Swears In New Members
Preston City Council swears in Glenn P. Call and Glenn Gamble with Gamble starting a second term. Committees assign Call to sewer and sanitation joining Harold Pinson. Mayor Cutler assigns departments. council approves purchase of conference table and eight chairs and a resolution praising Pinson. Canning Center buys Keith Larson building. water and sewer lines to be installed.
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Glenn P. Call
Preston
Glenn Gamble
Okehed
Canning Center
Gamble
Call
Harold Pinson
David R. Cutler
Keith P. Larson
Lyle Shipley
Pinson
Rhys Swainston
Franklin County Canning Center
Keith Larson
Fourth South Street
Burton Feed
Canning Cent
Old Rock
Superintendent Ward to join study tour of Nordic schools
William G. Ward principal of Europe Schools will join a 30 member study tour of Norwegian Swedish and Danish schools. The trip leaves New York April 21 and returns May 13 with Mrs Ward accompanying.
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William G. Ward
Erirent
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
United States
American Association of School Administrators
New York
Mrs. Ward
Annual Scout O-Rama Set in Franklin District
The Franklin District Scout-O-Rama is planned for February 3 in the Preston High School gymnasium. About a quarter of scouting units have signed up, with tickets sold to the public for 25 cents.
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Franklin District
Preston High School
Melconen
PTA Talk Sparks Debate at West Side Meeting
A local West Side PTA meeting sparked discussion as leaders and members debated topics affecting students. The session featured remarks from association officials and input from parents about school programs and activities.
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Franklin County Grain Growers
Citizen
Lester P Sears
Clifton
Daniel Roberts
Canal Company
Franklin Cout Commissioners
Presint
Theo Bell
Joe Hedin
Perth Poulsen
Llyd Christensen
Mink
Lake Owls
Ee Compos
Dos
Rexy
Lloyd Smith
Lloyd Dunn
Kee
Ppd
Offic
Bear Lake Santy
YMMIA
Preston Pta
Freirview
Bryce
Blaine Hatch
Alex Larson
Howard
Wendell
Roberts
St Petra
ASC
Europe Schools
PTA Tok
Skousen Asen Talk
the West Side
Yaks Oet Association
Ariel
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