Teachers in Eastside district approve $200 yearly pay raise
Eastside school district increases salaries across the board by $200 per year for 75 teachers after a months long request by the Teachers Welfare committee led by Lyle Shipley. The raise costs about $15,000 and matches other district pay hikes for staff. Enrollment stands at 1830 with 492 junior high 445 senior high and 88 in grade schools. Bids will be opened September 20 at 5 pm for a brick home on school property across from the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
Lyle Shipley
Mervin Sharp
Reed Brenchley
Shipley
Sarah Johnson
Back To School For The Parents PTA Program
The Jefferson school PTA opens Monday at 7 30 pm with an officers introduction and school program briefing for parents. After the meeting parents tour classrooms to discuss school problems with teachers. An open house will be held in the elementary library funded partly by PTA money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Parent Teachers Association
Central School
Jefferson
PTA
Clair Hollingsworth
Former Preston Man Named BYU Ricks Center Administrator
Thomas D Kershaw is appointed administrator at the BYU Ricks College Continuing Education Center in Idaho Falls to replace Max Shirley. Kershaw, a BYU Ricks College Center educator for a decade, has taught education methods and supervised student teachers and previously led Idaho Falls elementary and junior high schools for 13 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D Kershaw
Brigham Young University
Ricks College
Idaho Falls
Max Shirley
Ricks
Tom
BYU
LaVern
Arthur Kershaw
Preston
Birchers Plan Second Meet in Preston Idaho
John Birch Society to hold a second open meeting in Preston Friday at 8 pm. Coordinator Mark Anderson of Idaho says a film of a talk by Dean Clarence Manion of Notre Dame Law School will be shown, the talk originally given in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
John Birch Society
Mark Anderson
Society For Idaho
Clarence Manion
Notre Dame Law School
LDS Assembly Hall
Salt Lake City
Joseph Smith
Anderson
Franklin County Seniors Benefit From Social Security Checks
A Tax Foundation analysis shows many Franklin County retirees receive pensions well above their contributions. In the past year, retirees and dependents were paid over 861000 dollars while a 21 year old paying until 1010 would net about 33183 for retirement, highlighting the unequal payback and looming balance after 1981.
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Franklin County
The
Tax Foundation
Top Missed By Phi-Dels Still Tops In City Drive
The Preston High Phi-Dels topped the Citizen subscription drive despite missing their bonus by about 3000 points. Jill Boden led with 100 top prize plus 100 for bonus, Kayla Redington was runner up, with Beth Orme third. Vicki Smith and Candice Lowe fourth and fifth. About 320 new subscriptions were added, boosting paid circulation to a record high and covering Franklin County by over 80 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High Phi-Dels
Jill Boden
Kayla Redington
Beth Orme
Vicki Smith
Candice Lowe
Kayla
Beth
Candice
Vicki
Citizen
Franklin County
Three Reservoirs to be Eradicated in Franklin County
Osborne Casey of the Idaho Fish and Game Department announced that three Franklin County reservoirs Glendale Winder and Foster will be eradicated to remove undesirable fish. Winder will be treated Sept 15, Glendale after Winder, and Foster on Sept 16. All three will be restocked with Rainbow Trout next spring and opened for the 1967 trout season.
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Glendale
Foster
Winder
Franklin County
Osborne Casey
Idaho Fish and Game Departament
Merchants Seek Demolition of Isis Theater Rear
A merchants group asked county commissioners to raze the rear portion of the Isis Theater to create more parking. Don Reaves, Maxee Chandler, and Glen Petterberg spoke for several firms offering to donate 100 dollars to aid cleanup. They also proposed tree planting in the lot and removing the roof for salvage material, with fencing planned for the rear courthouse parking and business area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Don Reaves
Maxee Chandler
Glen Petterberg
Group Proclaims Air Force Day in Preston
The mayor and city council of Preston issue a proclamation designating September 18 as Air Force Day. The document urges citizens to observe the day and honors the United States Air Force created on September 18, 1947 for its members’ dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Air Force
United States Air Force
Cutler
Idaho Extension Homemakers Convention in Pocatello
Franklin county homemakers and interested women convene for the 1966 Ida ho Extension Homemakers Council convention in Pocatello September 21 to 23 at the Bannock Hotel. Theme You In Your World. Thursday banquet speaker is Dr Ernest W Hartung president of the University of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Idaho Extension Homemakers Council
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Ernest W Hartung
University of Idaho
Preston City Council to raise mill levy in 1967
Preston council approved a five mill levy increase for 1967 raising the overall levy from 42 to 47 mills. Funds will cover a water reservoir tank new water main retirement and salary hikes for city employees. Budgeting to occur in early 1967 with other items under advisement.
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Preston
David Cutler
Cub River
Owen Ames
Dick Tufts
Jerry Lower
Deb Cazier
Keith Larson
Second West
Preston Clinic
Texaco
West Oneida
First North
State
First West
Albert Jensen
Building Permits Totals Reach Over $100000 in Preston
Building permits totaling $102,750 were recorded in Preston during the first seven months of 1966. The figures were compiled by First Security Bank, according to Ted E. Steers, manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
First Security Bank
Ted E. Steers
Conference Draws Top Youth Speaker Elder Paul Dunn
Elder Paul H Dunn of the First Council of Seventy will speak at the Franklin stake quarterly conference in Preston on September 17 and 18. He chairs LDS Institutes of Religion work in Southern California and authored a book on teaching techniques.
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Paul H Dunn
First
Council of Seventy
Preston
Dunn
LDS Institutes of Religion
Southern California
Los Angeles
Calif
Educational
Ct Souther
Univeralifornia
C Layton Alldredge
Lucile Reading
Alldredge
Salt Lake City
Stake
W. Dean Palmer
Elder Dunn
Provo
Utah
Joshua Harold
Geneve Roberts Dunn
Jeanne Alice Cheverton
Janet Carolyn
Marsha Jeanne
Kellie Colleen
Chapman College
University of Southern California
Fairview Ward Sustains New Bishopric
Lynn J. Larsen was sustained bishop of the Fairview ward succeeding Burtis Hall who served four and a half years. Leonard J. Christensen and J. Bryce Jensen were named first and second counselors with Martell G. Rawlings Cleve J. Bodily and Norman H. Roberts as clerical assistants. Larsen, a lifelong dairy farmer, is married to Shirley Cole and previously led the elders quorum. Christensen has lived in Fairview seven years and served in the MIA supervision. Jensen previously led Sunday School. All but Bodily are dairy farmers in the area.
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Lynn J. Larsen
Fairview
Burtis Hall
Bishop Larsen
Bishop Hall
Leonard J. Christensen
J. Bryce Jensen
Martell G. Rawlings
Cleve J. Bodily
Norman H. Roberts
Shirley Cole
Elders Quorum
Christensen
MIA
Hooper
Utah
Jensen
Fairiview
M. Rawlings
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Jill
Citizen Photo
Ricks Post
Birchers
Oldsters Bargain Pension
Kathryn Randall
Candis Winward
Ardis Petterberg
Rhonda Winger
Tami Anderson
Maurine Forsgren
Pegs Porter
Kathy Gregersen
Shauna Woodward
Jan Johnson
Brenda Butterworth
Marsha Waddoups
Verlene Smith
Bette Carter
Karen Cole
Bernie
Pegi Porter
Sherry Swainston
Department of Aeronautics of
DeMar Day
USC
Paul H. Dunn
sRririne
ProRe Co
Fairview Ward
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