Preston High to refund English literature fees
Preston High School principal A Koch announced over 1500 in fees collected from freshmen and sophomores 5 and juniors and seniors 6 will be refunded to students. Refund checks will be issued Friday end of school and will not be cashed. Koch said he did not know the fee was charged until many students paid. The funds were used to buy required reading texts.
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Preeston High School
A Koch
Koch
Orson Baugh
Harold Olsen
D Robinson
Boyd Hale
Gunnell
J _D Williams
Community Education Classes Start This Fall
Ross Rasmussen announces new community education classes forming in Franklin County with most sessions on Wednesday evenings at Oakwood Elementary. The Senior Citizens Center invites area seniors to a dinner Saturday at Preston Legion Hall while schedules appear in next week's Citizen. Comments and suggestions can be directed to Rasmussen at 852 1956 after 6 pm.
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Area
Oct
Franklin County
American Legion Hall
Preston
Senior Citizen Center
Oakwood
Rasmussen
Citi
Utah Power and Light Seeks Idaho Rate Increase
Rate increase request filed with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission aims to raise annual electric revenue by 10.42 million dollars across all customer classes. Residential customers would see about a 3.49 percent rise, with a projected $5.75 monthly increase for a typical 500 kWh usage, effective January 1, 1976.
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Utah Power and Light Company
Idaho Public Utilities
Commission
Idaho
Idaho Commission
E. A .Hitter
Hunter
Utah Power and Light
Abandoned Car Ordinance Passed In Preston Idaho
Preston Mayor Lyle Shipley told the council a potential federal grant of about 300000 could fund the water line project. The meeting also gave third reading to the new abandoned car ordinance and discussed city development plans including an alley to the new equipment shed, a mobile home park protest, and multiple zoning and public works motions.
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Preston
Lyle Shipley
George Hansen Hansen
Shipley
First West
First North Street
Lynn Fackrell
Walter Ross
Greaves
Wiliams
Church
Fackrell
North Preston
Arlene Nash
McCall
Orson Baugh
Forest Service
East Oneida
Iran Bailey
Frank Carley
Idaho Association of Cities
Soda Springs
Central School
Judy Callus Ascuss
Locally funded TV aids Shipley recovery effort
Neighbors in Preston have raised funds to buy a battery powered color TV for Bob Shipley 30 son of Mayor Lyle Shipley now recovering from Guillain Barre disease at St Alphonsus Hospital Boise Ten weeks into recovery he has regained some throat movement and may leave hospital by Christmas donations led by Mrs Carl P Nielsen and Mrs Nat Edwards aim to ease his daily care and mental therapy while covering any excess to the Shipley family.
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Preston
Boise
Bob Shipley Shipley
Lyle Shipley
Guillian Barre
Snelling and Snelling
Shipley
Patsy Hamp
Richmond
Preston High School
Montana
Donna Shipley
Bob
Carl P Nielsen
Nat Edwards
Nielsen
Edwards Shipley
University of Minnesota
Larry Powell
Powell
Winner take all golf meet between clubs
Lions Rotary clubs stage a winner take all inter club golf match at Preston Gold and Country Club with 20 players in two 10 man teams. Prizes include $100 for civic projects and pledges from community members. Matches start Saturday at 1 pm and Sunday at 1 pm with notable players leading Rotary and Lions squads.
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Lions Rotary Clubs
Preston Gold and Country Club
Larry Stokes
Lions Club
Stokes
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Ron Nyman
National Guard
Reid Carlson
Hull Valley Scout Reservation
Preston High
Ross Rasmussen
Ross
Don Greaves
George Wilcox
Wilcox
Verlan Gunnell
Swainston
Ray Robinson
Lewiston
Legrand Burton
Riff Raff
St Alphonsus Hospital
Deane (Edwards
Rotary Club
Mike Krantz
Demar Merrill
J D Williams
Joe Garner
Burt Martin
Web Maughan
Paul Johnson
Norm Ricks
Rodney Grover
Dr Stokes
Wayne Brown
Rulon Dunn
Roger Woolley
Boo Acock
Floyd Diderickson
Barrett Steadman
Robert
Maughan
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