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Show County Tops Drive Quota; Director Praises Workers Purchases of "E" Bonds Tops Quota by 130 Percent Cache county residents oversubscribe. over-subscribe. the county quota for the Fourth War Loan drive by $35,223.10, William Peterson, campaign cam-paign director, announced today after final computations on purchases pur-chases showed that a total of $1,430,735 worth of bonds had been sold. County purchases of inflation-combating inflation-combating series "E" bonds was $701,800, with subscriptions exceeding ex-ceeding the $539,500 quota by 130 per . cent, . compared . . with 67 per cent national, and a 79 per cent state average. "The announcement by Chairman Chair-man Peterson represents a conser-j, conser-j, vative statement of the outstanding outstand-ing job done by the Cache county organization and reflects again the fine tradition which the people peo-ple of Cache county have established estab-lished in every previous war loan drive," declared Frederick P. Champ, Area Co-ordinator for the State War Finance committee. "I believe it can be said safely that every potential bond purchaser pur-chaser in Cache county has been asked to subscribe, and what is more the thoroughness of the canvass can-vass is evidenced by the fact that Director Peterson and his coworkers co-workers have a complete record of this canvass by districts, communities com-munities and (smaller divisions, he said. "I confidently believe that Cache county" has set the pace for the rest of the state in the intensive-ness intensive-ness of the canvass which has been carried out under the able leadership of Director Peterson and his divisional and community commun-ity chairmen. Furthermore, the record of sales within Cache county to business cranizations, corporations and taxing units, to which more than $600,000.00 of bonds were sold, also is one to be proud of." Final sales figures by divisions, with quotas listed afterward, were announced as follows: Corporations, $603,698 and $557,-000; $557,-000; Logan L D S wards First, $46,074 and $42,000; Second, $14,-686 $14,-686 and $15,000; Third, $30,786 and $25,750; Fourth, $64,786 and $48,-750; $48,-750; Fifth, $51,862 and $42,000; Sixth, $26,268 and $24,500; Seventh, Sev-enth, $25,053 and $24,500 ; Eihgth, $10,374 and $8700; Ninth, $55,690 and $42,000; Tenth, $16,500 and $17,000; Eleventh, $27,204 and $33,-750; $33,-750; Twelfth, $3300 and $6500. Totals, To-tals, $367,588 and $332,950. Northern division Amalga, $11,856 and $9400; Benson, $20,687 and $18,700; Clarkston, $8021 and $18,700; Cornish, $12,862 and $11,-200; $11,-200; Cove, $2886 and $7000; Hyde Park, $18,710 and $18,700; Lewis-ton, Lewis-ton, $63,662 and, $60,700; Newton-Cache Newton-Cache Junction, $19,287 and $18,-700; $18,-700; North Logan, $15,040 and $15,-000; $15,-000; Fetersboro, $4500 and $4500; Richmond, $36,331 and $36,000; Smithfield, $55,929 and $82,900; Trenton, $18,750 and $18,700. Totals, To-tals, $287,111 and $320,000. Southern division Avon, $1237 and $3300; College, $13,591 and $13,500; Hyrum, $64,772 . and $63,-000; $63,-000; Mendon, $15,693 and $15,000; Millville, $4612 and $1500; Nibley, $5043 and $8250; Paradise, $15,365 anrl $15,000; Providence, $37,595" anc $37,200; River Heights, $7100 and"- $7000; Wellsville, $50,164 and $48,000; Young, $5750 and $5250. Totals, $220,925 and $230,000. |
