Hansen Criticizes Government Policy And War
Franklin County Farm Bureau speech links farm debt growth to looming ruin. Hansen cites 83 percent rise in farm debt since 1960 and debt per dollar of income rising to 3.36 in nine months of 1966. He warns inflation and high interest threaten family farmers and calls for action to stabilize prices and debt.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Preston High School to stage South Pacific this January
The Preston high school opera South Pacific will be performed January 11 and 12 in the high school auditorium. Directors are Carl Hoffman Lyle Shipley and Delmar Derricott with Joyce Smith as dance director. Marsha Waddoups and Rhonda Winger lead as Nellie Forbush with Emile to be played by Jim Burton and Bruce Hymas.
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Preston High School Opera
South Pacific
Carl Hoffman
Lyle Shipley
Delmar Derricott
Joyce Smith
Jan Johnson
Candice Lowe
Janice Smith
Maurine
Translator funds halted as North Cache translator may shut
The North Cache Valley television translator could be turned off on November 30 if funds are not raised. Only half the needed amount has been collected for operation next year. The board set November 30 as the deadline and the translator will stay off the air until sufficient funds are gathered.
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Six Special Awards At Scout Event In Oneida Center
The annual district banquet will present six special awards to top leaders and volunteers. About 500 attendees are expected as Heber Whiting of Logan, a Silver Beaver recipient, is honored along with other distinguished scouters. The event recognizes the top scoutmaster explorer leader cubmaster den mother guide and patrol leader for the year.
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Christmas Season Events in Preston Schedule
Preston gears up for five weekends of holiday activities starting with the turning of a street decoration by Santa Claus at 5 30 p m Friday. City crews install about 1400 dollars of new decorations while stores stay open until 8 p m nightly and Christmas decorations are judged December 1. The Chamber of Commerce will sell hotdogs for five cents between 5 30 p m and 7 30 p m Friday. Fireman Frank, a Salt Lake TV personality, entertains December 2 with a free show at Preston High School gym, followed by Santa Claus giving candy to children.
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Monument Dedicated To Veterans In Franklin County
A Veterans Monument was dedicated Saturday honoring all county veterans. Cenotaph inscriptions cite Nathan Van Noy Jr and Leonard Brostrum Medal of Honor citations. Howard Johnson led the service with the Preston cemetery board. Preston Junior High Band provided music.
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Leonard Brostrum
van Noy
James Cox
Group Seeks Consolidation of County Schools
The Caribou County joint school district study committee Tuesday recommended an immediate election on consolidating Grace Bancroft and Soda Springs schools. It also urged a bond issue if consolidation wins approval to fund a new county high school in the Soda Springs area.
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Preston Chamber Nominating Committee Sets Board Candidates
The Preston Chamber of Commerce nominating committee has a tentative list for the board of directors. President Eldon Crockett says interested parties may add names by November 18. Five members will be elected and ballots mailed to members around November 21.
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Beet Checks Mailed To Growers
Sugarbeet payments totaling about 15 million dollars were sent to roughly 3,000 growers across three states. In Utah’s Lewis plant area the rate was 60 a ton, about 75 cents higher than last year, with initial distributions ranging from 9.90 to 11.25 per ton in Idaho districts and at 11.25 for Twin Falls and Mini-Cassia. Final settlements for 1966 completed two weeks earlier.
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County Residents Face One Million Dollar Tax Bills
Franklin county residents will receive tax notices totaling 1 032 000 with 4939 bills mailed by the county treasurer for real property utilities and some personal taxes. Notices run from November 27 to December 20 with penalties for late payment and options to pay now or in two installments. The Utah Power Tint Light Co faces the largest bill at 209 701 87 dollars followed by Union Pacific Railroad 79 837 96 dollars and Mountain States Telephone 27 500 20 dollars.
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Preston High school to stage three one act plays tonight
The Preston High School speech classes present three one act plays in the auditorium directed by Delmar Derricott with student directors Vicki Evans Kim Coburn and Charlie Tate. One drama will go to the Fifth District One Act Play Festival at Montpelier High School on Saturday. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults 25 cents for students with school cards admitted free for Eastside and West Side students.
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Vicki Evans
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Farm Bureau Names Leaders in Franklin County
Marlow C. Woodward, an egg producer, was named president of the Franklin County Farm Bureau at the annual banquet. He succeeds Stanton M. Hawkes. New officers include Robert O. Mciverdale, Conrad Christensen, Ariel W. Meek, and Mrs. Meek and Mrs. Delbert Jo Rawlings as assistants. Speaker George W. Hansen was introduced by Richard Hendricks.
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Franklin County Farm Bureau
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M. Hawkes
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Conard
Christensen
Amie
Ariel
Meek
Delbert Jo Rawlings
Chaurman
Cy Odgering
Smeeting
George W., Hansen
Richard
Hendricks
Montpelier
Lions Club
Sean Chee
Central School Board Holds Offsite Office Move Plans
During the board meeting Cleo Swenson CPA led audits for 1964 65 and 1965 66 with notes on digit and cafeteria accounts. The vault administration will finish in about a week and the superintendent’s office moves to a converted home in about a month. An electrical line upgrade under 1000 dollars will service all school outlets. Detroit spring meeting expected for Pauls Ward and Robert Dare.
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