Treasurer Mails Tax Notices in Franklin County
Franklin County property owners will receive real property tax bills this week, mailed Thursday by the County Treasurer’s office. The total bill is about 672 393 dollars, with 4 995 notices to mail. The Utah Power and Light tax portion totals 207 773 dollars, utilities total 316 844 56 dollars, and the power company 78 984 9 dollars. First half due December 21, second half June 21. Personal notices mailed after December 1.
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Franklin County
Sylva Schwaneveldt
Utah Power and Light
Telephone Company
Power Company
East side school district approves high school grounds lighting
Trustees approve a Utah Power and Light designed lighting plan for the high school grounds at about 31 dollars monthly, aiming to reduce vandalism. The board tabled a complaint against board member Phenor Edgley over alleged improper substitute hiring and district dealings, with further study and postponed action while plans for future district buildings proceed.
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Eastside
High School
Jefferson
Utah Power and Light Company
High Schoo Block
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bill Huntington
Phenor Edgley
Huntington
Edgely
Nageee . F. Engelking
William Ward
Edgley
Ward
Utah Power Lights 10000 Lamps In Christmas Gift
Utah Power and Light announces free electricity to light about 10 000 lamps in Preston Franklin Lewiston Richmond and other towns. The program runs dusk to midnight from November 27 to January 1 with wires provided to connect decorations on city streets and parks. In past year nearly 400000 kWh illuminated 75000 lamps in 148 communities including 10000 lamps in Cache Valley and southeast Idaho.
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Utah Power and Light Co
Preston
Franklin
Lewiston
Richmond
A. N. Wendell
UP & L
Wendell
Utah Power
Cache Valley
Idaho
Wool Growers Urged to Complete Marking Details by December 31
Growers must finalize all wool and lamb sales information by December 31 1964 to qualify for payments for the 1964 marketing year. H Winward chairman of the Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee notes post December 31 sales will affect 1965 payments.
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H Winward
Franklin County Committee
Weild
Alma Winward Tapped by Xi Sigma Pi Foresters Fraternity
Alma Winward son of Mr and Mrs Bertie Winward was tapped to join Xi Sigma Pi national honorary forester fraternity. Selection honors juniors seniors and graduates in College of Forestry Range and Wildlife Management based on scholastic achievement and field interest. Alma is married to Bonnie Pinson and they have three children.
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Alma Winward
Bertie Winward
Xi Sigma Pi
College of Forest
Range and Wildlife Management
Alma
Bonnie Pinson
Stending
Paul K. Winward
BYU
Columbia University
Missouri
County Fair Dates Set for August 26 27 28 1965
County Fair Board Chairman William Robinson announced the 1965 Franklin County Fair will run Thursday through Saturday August 26 27 and 28. He said the dates are announced early to help other groups plan activities around the important event for county residents.
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William Robinson
County Fair Board
Fair Board Sets Annual Event for County Fair Workers
The Fair Board will host its annual party for all people who worked on the 1964 County Fair this Friday in the Franklin County Court House. Mr and Mrs Lee Bergquist will show films from previous fairs. Hugh Geddes chairs the committee and Dan Robers secretary says the event is for workers and their partners.
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Fair Board
Franklin County Court House
Lee Bergquist
Hugh Geddes
Dan Robers
County Fair Board
Fish and Game Sets Meeting in Franklin County
Franklin County Fish and Game Association will hold its annual nominating meeting December 7 at 8 pm in the Franklin County Court House. Nominations will be made for president, vice president, secretary and three directors. A year in review on fish and bird planting and the association financials will be presented.
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Franklin County Fish and Game Association
Franklin County Court House
Preston Christmas Lighting Contest Rules Announced
West chair of the Jaycee lighting contest says two divisions will be judged, commercial and residential. Stores must decorate by November 27, with judging near Christmas. Participation via Westphone 852 0065. Final judging dates to be announced.
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Ralph West
Jaycee
Ww. Sal. Il Strin
Annimas
One West
Utah Power and Light
Foe
SN Centar
Seleant
Penea
Reston
Preston
Westphone
West
Union Chamber of Commerce
State Street
First South
First North
Rotary Club Chorus
Court House
Deadline Set For TV Converter Orders And Christmas Giveaways
The Better TV Corporation sets year end as converter order deadline and plans a Christmas prize giveaway. Translators near Preston now operate converting Salt Lake City channels to UHF. $20 price with $15 donation and receipt required. Prizes include TVs from local dealers and a bicycle, donated to boost translator funding.
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Ters
Better TV Corporation
Preston
Salt Lake City
Burt Martin
Better TV Group
Ken’s Electric
Funiture
U and I Furniture
Foss Furniture
Earl Jensen
Idaho
First Sugar Beet Acreage Controls Implemented in 1965
F H Winward Fran County ASCS chairman announced that 1965 sugar beet acreage controls will be in effect this year marking the first time since 1960. Dates for requesting shares and share determination schedules are not yet set but will be announced when information is available.
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F.H. Winward
Fran County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Winward
West Side Fall Concert Showcases Small Bands and Choir
West Side Music Department presents its annual fall concert on November 25 at 8 p.m. in the West Side Gym. Proceeds aid the music department. The 5 member band, a 15 member dance band, a 73 member chorus, and a newly organized dance group will perform with solos and ensembles including Mil ford Chase on Trumpete’s Lullaby and a drum solo by Wayne Martin in Days of Glory.
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West Side Music Department
West Side Gymn
Milford Chase
Daniel Rogers
Milo Anderson
Alan Taylor
Wayne Martin
Fey
Franklin County Leads State in Election Turnout
More than 85 percent of Franklin County’s registered voters cast ballots in the recent general election, well above the state average. Treasureton saw over 98 percent participation, with 4,025 of 4,622 registered voters voting. There were 1,102 new registrants for this election.
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Franklin County
Treasureton
Banida Reg. New Reg
Clifton
Dayton
Egypt
Fairview
Mapleton
Oxford
Oneida Station
Preston
Preston No
Riverdale
Thatcher-Cleveland
Treasureton Winder
Whitney
Junior High Report Cards Spark Mixed Reactions
Linda Starks notes excitement over report cards released midweek at the junior high. Students display smiles and concern in the halls as the week ends with a Friday music clinic at Preston hosting over 500 visiting students.
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Preston
Forest Christmas Tree Permits Available in Preston District
Ranger Ralph of Preston warns residents to buy $1 permits at the district office for Alpine Fir trees. Sale hours are 1 to 5 pm Monday to Thursday and 8 am to 5 pm Friday and Saturday. Tree cutting is limited to Idaho areas in the Preston and Paris districts with several closures listed to preserve scenic value.
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Ralph Robots
Preston
Idaho
Paris Or
Preston District
Beaver Creek
Fish Haven Canyon St. Charles
Bariton
Canton
Paris
North Canyon
Yon
Walliaans Canyon
Cub
Preston Girl Wins Second in Wool Sewing Contest
A Preston girl placed second in a state wool sewing contest held at Pocatello. The event featured divisions for young competitors and showcased local talent from St Anthony and surrounding areas.
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Board Okehs
Utah
Yule Power
Fraternity
Wayne Merrill
Citizen
Lamont Aller
Yessae City
TV Group
West Side Plans
Junior High News
Linda Starks
Forest Ranger
Preston Girl
Po Niel
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