West Side Schools Offer Reward For Burglar Info
The West Side School district offers a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of the burglar who broke into the high school last week. Over $80 was stolen from the safe, with damage to the safe door. The board plans to hire a custodian and requires TB tests for staff by November 15. Harvest break is set for October 16 to 20 with teachers institute mid October and TEA institute travel dates October 12 and 13.
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West Side
Dayton
Mark Andersen
Boise and
Pocatello
New City Judge Sworn In Amid Council Meeting
Floyd Palmer was sworn in as city judge replacing Rhys Swainston who also serves as city clerk. The council agreed to assist West side alley property owners with grading for parking, with paving costs paid by owners. The city applied for federal aid to fund a $11 million water line project from the spring to the reservoir, with half covered by the federal government, and approved Wendell Smith for engineering services.
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Floyd Palmer
Rhys Swainston
Oneida
Phil West
Chamber of Commerce Roads Committee
Rulon Dunn
Wendell Smith
Area Grazing Season Extended Across Preston District
Preston District Forest Ranger Ralph Roberts announced extended grazing seasons on several allotments due to excellent growing conditions. High Creek allows 104 cattle for 10 days. Cub River accommodates 557 cattle for 15 days, 15 more possible. Gem Valley 467 cattle for 15 days. Soda Peak 1025 sheep for 10 days. North End 350 sheep for 3 days. Officials say forage is abundant, cattle are fat with heavy calves, and fat lamb production is high this year.
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Preston District
Ralph Roberts
High Creek
Cub River
Gem Valley
Soda Peak
North End
National Forest
Roberts
Stake Sets Quarterly Conference in Preston
Elder Victor L Brown will speak at the Franklin stake conference on September 16 and 17 in Preston. Visitors from Salt Lake City include Elder Brent Goates, administrator of the LDS Hospital, and Elder John S. Boyden of the Sunday School board. Meetings are Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm with Stake President W Dean Palmer conducting. visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor L Brown
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Franklin
Preston
Bishop Brown
Cardston
Alberta
Canada
United Air Lines
Salt Lake City
Brent Goates
John S. Boyden
Sunday School Board
Elder Goates
LDS Hospital
University of Utah
Texas-Louisiana
W Dean Palmer
Accident citation issued after Preston collision
Dean A Rasmussen aged 57 of Preston was cited for failure to yield right of way after his vehicle collided with Mrs Emily Trent’s car at the First West and First North corner. Rasmussen was thrown from his car with head cuts while Trent sustained bruises.
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Dean A Rasmussen
Preston
Emily Trent
First West
First North
Rasmussen
Club Earns $100 Subscription Contest
Janet Bingham daughter of Mr and Mrs Sterling Bingham won 100 dollars as top sales person in the Citizen Subscription contest. The West Side Pirrettes took over driving duties and also won 100 dollars for the club but missed the 250 dollar prize by 1775 points. They earned 21 500 points with 2725 counter points. need 25 000 to win. Jill Porter earned 3225 points for 50 dollars. Janet Child 2775 for 25 dollars. Sheila Sparrow and Laura Stevenson placed fourth and fifth. the latter two receive free winners for themselves and partners.
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Janet Bingham
Sterling Bingham
West Side
Pirettes
Jill Porter
Janet Child
Sheila Sparrow
Laura Stevenson
Enrollment In Eastside Schools Falls Slightly
District reports a drop of 10 students from last year for the second week of school bringing total enrollment to 1820. Grade schools account for 911 students including nine in the Opportunity school, with year-to-year comparisons noted.
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Eastside
Opportunity
Eastside School Board Approves Four Teacher Aides
The Eastside school board approves four non certified aides for first and second grades at Central and Whitney schools to handle tasks not needing professional training due to heavy enrollment. One first grade class at Central has 39 students.
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Eastside ‘School Board
Central
Whitney
Sylvia Swann
Opportunity School
Arlene Anderson
Lyle Christensen
Dale Larson
United States Fuel
Correction East arrest report notes Lewiston man involved
A garbled police notice indicates Lawrence Weeks of Lewiston was arrested with four others in a matter linked to a Hooke case. The text is unclear about roles, dates, or further details due to corruption.
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Lawrence Weeks
Lewiston
Swith
Franklin county AC program closes to cost share apps
Blaine Gamble, chairman of the Franklin county ASC committee, announced that the 1967 AC Program will stop accepting cost share applications for conservation practices on September 15, 1967 due to lack of funds to approve more.
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Blaine Gamble
Franklin County
ASC
Gamble
Beet Growers Delayed Banquet Noted by President Bingham
Eldon Bingham, president, states the annual beet growers banquet has been postponed to February. He notes the meeting is typically a time for growers to gather and enjoy camaraderie despite the delay.
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Eldon
Bingham
Reservation of License Plates Open This Fall
County Assessor Marlowe Funk says reservations for special license plate numbers must be made between September 18 and November 30. In person reservations are preferred at the county office with a 50 cent handling fee and required vehicle title or 1967 registration slip. Fees include regular plate costs from 17.50 to 7.50 by vehicle age plus 1.00 for two reflectorized plates.
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Marlowe Funk
Prudential Tax Lien Suit Settled
The IRS lien on the closed Prudential Savings and Loan, amounting to 55650, will be released after an agreement with the Department of Finance. Gov. Don Samuelson and department officials credit rapid cooperation by IRS personnel and lawyers for resolving the matter while a related takeover suit proceeds in the 11th Judicial District.
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Internal Revenue Service
Prudential Savings and Loan
Don Samuelson
Department of Finance
Department
Internal Revenue Services
John Silva
Fot Finance
Eugene Stacey
Don Rahle
Thomas G. Nelson
Calvin Wrightland
R- Ai
Silva
Nelson
Wright
Finley
11Th Judicial
Nettie
Prudential
Eighth Ward Names New Bishopric
Dewey S. Olsen a retired teacher and beekeeper is named bishop of the Preston Eighth Ward, succeeding Jack Cherrington. Leness Keller and William D. Pond named as counselors. Ashley Nelson and Bill Huntington as clerks. several former officers released. Change approved by Pres. W. Dean Palmer and the Franklin stake presidency.
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Dewey S. Olsen
Preston Eighth Ward
Jack Cherrington
Olsen
Leness Keller
William D. Pond
Utah Power and Light
Ashley Nelson
Bill Huntington
Howard Schow
Glen Petterberg
Myron Evans
Joé Garner
Quinten
Crockett
Franklin
Cil
Keller
Elders Quorum
Preston
Mink Creek
Pond
Lewiston
Nelson
Farmers Home Administration
Salmon River
Preson
Huntington
Preston Cleaners
Preston First Ward
Pres. W. Dean Palmer
Franklin Stake
Larson named deputy director of Utah Health and Welfare
Keith P. Larson, 53, appointed deputy director of the Utah Department of Health and Welfare by Director Wardit G. Holbrook. The Utah State University business administration graduate will coordinate administrative services under Mrs. Holbrook and has prior experience as a building contractor and former administrative assistant to Idaho boards. He served two terms on Preston city council.
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Keith” P. Larson
Onepative
Utah Department
Wardit G. Holbrook
Larson
Preston
Idaho State Board“of Education
U. of Idaho‘ Board
of Regents
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Joseph H. Olsen
New City
Victor L. Brown
Mary Stevenson
Suzanne Smart
Eloise Sparrow
Vicki Buttars
Louise Porter
Jerry Lee Cornia
Jamiel Westover
Jeanette Nash
Desai
Mare Trent
Jefferson
Néil Dursteler
White Pine
Soda
Neil
United States
Citizen
District Board
Okehs
Prudential Tax
Rocoras
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