OCR Text |
Show B - TIIE CITIZEN In Cache Comity Cache County Pays $6,840,000 In Taxes (Special to the Cache Valley Citizen) Taxpayers In Cache county became shockingly aware April 15 of Just how much they have to pay this year toward (he cost of operating the Federal government. The cost is running high and the likelihood Is, what with the war in Vietnam showing no sign of a letup, that it wJJl get still higher. ' What part of the $67.7 ballon in personnal income tax that the government was taxes throughout the State of during the past year, the forthcoming tax returns from expecting to collect by April Utah totaled (190,000,000. Some 3.6 percent of it was the local area will be close 15 came from local residents? Last year, the figures show, paid by Cache county resi- to 17,531,000, a rise of $691,000. The Administration's budget they turned in approximately dents. The size of the current pay- for the next fiscal year, which $8,840,000 in such taxes to the ment should be even larger, was submitted in January, Federal coffers. That is the amount, in round according to government ex- counts on a continued expanes : i numbers, that was collected in the local area, as determined from income distributions and from a breakdown of the statewide receipts announced by the Treasury Department. They show that the amount collected in personal income pectations. It looks for an increase as a result of the improved rate of employment and the higher incomes that prevailed through most of 1967. sion of the economy during It expects the personal income of the American people to increase by $48.7 billion, reaching a new high of $675 1968. billion. From preliminary on personal Many people, figures income levels conditions, will under those find them IN VIETNAM Tienton Briefs Couple Back From He mis fair selves In new and higher tax brackets. All told, individual income taxes are budgeted at $80.9 billion for the next fiscal year, which is $13.2 billion more than at present. This assumes that Congress enacts the 10 percent surtax proposal. Personal income in Cache county will have to rise by about 19 percent during 1968 for local residents to meet their share of this increase without belt tightening. Marine Sergeant Lorin M. n Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pitcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. attended the meeting of Williams Dalian Mrs. and weekend Logover the LEWISTON-- Mr. Joseph L. Pitcher of Smith-fieland Mrs. City T. S. Nielsen have returned also visited with Clair's bro an, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wi- of the Iris Society in Logan is serving with the Force to their home in Lewiston ther and his wife and family lliams and Laurel Williams of Friday evening where they Logistic Command, Vietnam. and Lewiston, Mr. and Mrs. Sher-wi- n heard a lecture on growing from a three weeks' motor the Elliott Jorgensens, Force Logistic Command, BarLarsen of Cove, Brent irises and saw slides shown Bob Mrs. with and Mr. to took which them first trip with of Toolson and Smithfield Mr, headquarters at Danang, San Antonio, Texas, to visit ton, a sister of Mrs. Jor genby Mrs. Melba Hamblin of Lewis of Williams Mrs. and and processes more receives sen's. Mission She on to of is owner then the Hemisfair, Roy. than 40,000 supply requests a Mr. and Mrs. Clair Pond of ton. Mrs. George Williams, Bell Gardens in Roy. Lakewood, Calif., to visit with Garth LeFevre Is shown laying cement blocks for a milking parBUILDER a. sister of Mrs. Nielsen's Boise spent Saturday and accompanied by Mrs. Marvin Mrs. W. S. Holt entertain- month. Its drivers covered The Citizen Photo area. Lewiston in the lor Wil Mrs. Garold Williams. They also visited their son Sunday in Lewiston with their ed at dinner Sunday honoring more than a million and a Wil Mrs. Dalian and liams and and wife his W Z. Mr. Mrs. and baby narents, two nephews, Kay Littledike Lyman U North Cache Valley liams, attended a bridal show of Smithfield, who has recent- half miles last year, distributin Osnard. They attended a Pond. In honor in er of tons more Ogden than recently 300,000 Ornate family reunion in Baning LDS Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Thom ly returned from an ning at the home of Mrs, son have returned to their of the new bride given by mission, and his brother Ter- cargo and nearly 8,000,000 galof Alvie Ogden Maude VaLeur, another sis home in Lewiston after spend. Mrs. Boyd ry, who leaves for a mission lons of water. son of Mr, soon. Other guests were Mr. ter. Bart Spackman, Idaho several in days ing are loStrategic Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jones Falls with their daughter and and Mrs. Gale Spackman of and Mrs. Don M. Littledike actively six months in Cali- the Lewiston Fourth ward By KARLA RAWLINGS fornia. He married the form- where he personally directed have returned to Lewiston her husband and family, the Lewiston, was confirmed and son Danny of Smithfield cated at Phu Bai, in support of the Third Marine Division, For over half of his life. er Clarice Dun-an- t member of the LDS church in and Mrs. Lola Littledike. of Frank- the construction of his own from a month's vacation In Jean Petersens. California. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Og- the Lewiston Fourth ward fast Mr. and Mrs. Don Hugie of and at Chu Lai, in support of Garth LeFevre has been ac lin. They are the parents of home just a few months after caelr children in Los Angeles, den and two children of Provo meeting Sunday. In the Lew Corvaws, ore., were recent the First Marine Division. tively involved in the carpen- three children. Garth and his his first home was completely San Jose, San Leandro and were weekend guests in Lew iston First ward fast meeting, guests of Bishop and Mrs. have been active in destroyed by fire. try profession. At the age of family Memo Park. iston at the home of Mr. and Jean Hall was confirmed a Merlin L. Andrew. 15, he started as his father's Winder Sriels member of the church by her Mr. and Mrs. Kay Tltensor Mrs. Rev Wiser. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. "helper" in contracting and Beneta and Kent Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Allen father, aad family of Lewiston visitN. two and Mr. Mrs. and almost any type of of children Andrew Joseph building ed in Burley over the week left Monday for Chico, Calif., Garcia was confirmed a mem Rockford, Ida., visited with Since starting farm Mr. Mrs. building. and Eddie, Winger, Bennie her father, end with Mrs. TMensar s par to spend a week with their ber by on S. Holt. Garth W. his has become and Mr. Mrs. own, Sheldon Barfus and Mrs. Alice eats and family. They attend son and his wife and family, Garcia. a specialist in designing and A recent of Mr. visitor and Talbot visited Mr. and Mrs. In the Lewiston Third ward, ed a testimonial for a broth- Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Allen constructing grade A dairy a missionMrs. Belle Taylor, formerly the baby son of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Sam Holt was er. Gale Hatch, who is leav Doyle Winger Sunday in Boun- barns. of Mr. Holt's, companion ary ing for the Canadian Alaskan of Logan, has moved to Lew Duane Labrum was blessed Dr. J. D. Winward of Salt tiful. While there they atHe and his father, Cecil Leiston to make her home and by his father and given the mission. Mrs. Lee Pond left Lewiston LEWISTON The Literary sac- Fevre, have formed a conSchool Lake tended and City. Sunday Mrs. Maxine Cummings and is living in the late George name of Glen Boyce Labrum for West Yellowstone, acFriday met club are struction and afternoon blesscompany Thursday Charles Spackman, assist rament meeting. Doyle The baby son of Mr. and Mrs two children, Charline and Rawlings home. she will spend where Mont., took his ed the new baby daughter and tively engaged in erecting at the home of Mrs. Louise Mr. and Mrs. Garr Morri Ross Labrum was blessed by ant scoutmaster, Russell, returned to their summer working in the the these oi attractive type very for an overnight camp home in Provo on Friday af son and son are now living in his father and given the name troop her the name of Lucre-ti- a facilities. They are currently Layne with Venna VanOrden, gift shop at the West Yellowout on Trenton Hill Friday gave ter spending the week with the home formerly occupied of Sean Vern. Alice, after her grandmo- working on the William Hobbs resident, conducting the stone Airport. hex mother, Emerett Wiser. by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kemp, Following fast meeting, vis evemng. meeting. Mrs. NaDene WisMiss Jean Hawkins, daughMr. and Mrs. Robert H. ther, Lucretia Maughan, and dairy barn in Franklin where er of Mrs. II. Fay Bernhisel left who are now living in Logan. itors at the Ross Labrum City was a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orson Brigham cows six will be there arrang TalAlice by jet Friday for Washington, Mr. and Mrs. George Wil home were four generations, Reeder, son Brent of Trenton, great grandmother, ed on each side of the barn guest reader and rad poetry Hawkins of Lewiston, is reD. C., to visit with a daughter, liams were hosts at a wedding Mrs. Ruby Scott, Mr. and and her sister, Mrs. Andrea bot. This day was also Doyle's to be milked when com From the book, "Best Loved covering from major surgery dinner at Maddox cafe in Mrs. Edmunds, Mr. and Mrs. Lamb of Hyde Park, went to birthday and he was honored ready Major Virginia Bernhisel. Poems of The American Peo- in the Logan LDS hospital. pleted. The buildings not only Mrs.: Orlean Whyte spent Brigham City in honor of Reed Larsen and son Bruce, Driggs, Ida., Saturday and A lunch was served by ple." dinner the at services. after a house the milking parlor but The Lewiston Jaynes met Wednesday in Logan visiting their son Brian and his bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ed spent overnight with Mr. and the hostess to 14 members and the a furnace small keeps Tuesday evening at the home who were married that day, munds of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Leon Thompson and with relatives. structure at even temperature two guests, Mrs. Edna Kent of Mrs. Louise Wiser for their Oxford Briefs Guests at the Duane La family. Miss'Pauline Jones, Mr. and April 27, in Ogden. Guests Mrs. Wiser. She was and throughout the winter months regular meeting. The proMrs. Clair Jones and three were Mrs. Lena Hendricks of brum home after fast meet Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fish- and there is also a separate assisted by her daughter, gram was presented by Mrs. Glen Mr. Mr. and Mrs. were Mrs. Veda Jones, Logan, Einar Peterson, children and ing Mrs. Tamra Austin of Weston. all of Logan, were guests ov- and Mrs. Boyd Alvie and Stanley and daughter Shelley, for 43 years and is now spend er and family of Pocatello, compartment for the milk Mrs. Loma Stowell is re- Elda Carlson of Preston, who in and the and tank supplies gave a talk and demonstration n er the; weekend at the home Mrs. Norma Alvie of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hansen ing six months visiting in the Mr. and Mrs. George story of the structure ceiving medical treatment in on interior decorating. Reof thcijr sister and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Alvie of and son Bart of Salt Lake United States, was also a of Rexburg and Mr. upper the grain and prepared dairy the Logan LDS hospital. and hqr husba'nd and family, Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. City and Mr. and Mrs. guest. 22 and Mrs. Ken Franzen of Salt supplements are stored and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Burkl freshments were served to Bountiful. Mr. Williams of and Mrs. Ralph Baird the Nejal Van Ordens. Orvall Jones of Clinton, Mr. hostesses Louise Wiser, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Jorgen-se- n and Mrs. Wendell Williams of Mrs. Morrison of Scotland, are moving into their new Lake City visited their moth- then automatically augared have returned to their home by Baer and Kathy Allen. in to down individual Lewiston the after mang Sally spending 28. Cecil Mrs. on street Center the West a er, for home Fisher, April attended the Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald who has made home cows are weeks ers Lake where several Salt in pro given Mr. and Mrs. Frank postal convention in Salt Lake Williams, Smithfield, Mr. and LDS missionaries in Scotland in Lewiston this week. portioned and individualized City to be with their son, Art CLEVELAND BRIEFS of Ogden and Mrs. feedings. The structures are Anderson, during his final illMrs. Calvin Covert attendCarver of Salt Lake vis made primarily of cinder ness and funeral and burial. ed a quilting at the home of ited their sister, Mrs. Annie block with an arched steel Mrs. Nelda Lowe, Dorothy Mrs. Theo Covert in Preston roof. Gilbert, Emma Stephenson, Thursday. Hatch, Sunday. Garth was born in Lewiston and Leora King of Lewiston e Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. Ruel Skinner BOISE INVITES YOU ATTEND THE and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ina Jessop of Lagan and and Mrs. and children visited her family of Liberty spent Cecil LeFevre. He graduated went to Roy Friday and spent mother, Mrs. Annie Hatch, from North Cache high school the day visiting with Mrs. Saturday visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. LaFaun Sunday and planted her gar and has spent several years in Phyllis Smith, a former resi- Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Lewiston. den for her. the National Guard serving dent of Kenneth Skinner. Mor-tense- d, irialf Of Life Building sub-uni- ts - Lewiston Literary Club Holds Meeting Chris-tense- La-Mo- nt Cro-sha- w La-Vc- rn CASCADE TO Kirk-brid- GRAND OPENING of their Court ore fine UweA OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY This spring, when you pick 10 alfalfa stems and 5 of them show signs of larvae feeding, spray immediately with Alfa-toIt's the first line of defense against the alfalfa weevil. Even the resistant trains. For several reasons. 3-- Alfa-to- x power after a effectively for Coma out and see how great living can be in a Boise Cascade Home. BOISE CASCADE 1400 West 7900 South WEST JORDAN, UTAH Phone 801 - 254-337- 7 WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE doesn't lose its killing few days. Control lasts weeks. In dollars, this means you can pay less per day of control with Alfa-tox- . And Alfa-to- x stays effective even in cool temperatures. After other insecticides have had it. Yet Alfa-to- x is easy to work with. You don't need to dress like an astronaut when you spray. Just follow label instructions and normal precautions. Another handy Alfa-to- x advantage is its short, seven-da- y waiting period between treatment, and cutting or graxing. And while controlling weevils, Alfa-to- x protects your crops against aphids, 2-- 3 spittlcbugs, Icafhoppers, grasshoppers and most other alfalfa insects. So this spring, watch carefully for Alfa-toearly damage. If it occurs, spray the weevil control you can count on x; days longer. Geigy Agricultural Chemicals, Division of Geigy Chemical Corporation, Ardsley, New York 10502. GrigyAiioriax , |