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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
1
County seniors are invited to a noon Saturday dinner at the Sector Ginzens Center in Anencan Legion Hall. The Senor Citizen event aims to gather all senior residents for a community meal and social time.
The Preston Chamber of Commerce sponsors Santa’s appearance at the Grand Theatre around 3 30 pm after a free kids movie at 1 pm. Santa will give candy and nuts, with photo opportunities at Sprouse Reitz from 1 3 pm for 99 cents per photo. The Carnegie Library offers a free Christmas story time at 3 30 pm and many stores stay open late for Christmas week activities and a snowman drawing with 26 plush snowmen on display across participating merchants.
Dayie Wilson of the National Farmers Union urged tighter import controls and a higher loan support price at a regional meeting. He criticized embargoes on grains, cited a large wheat surplus, and warned that price instability harms farmers. Holmgren urged unity and announced expansion of consumer co ops and a new Roy Utah supermarket.
District superintendent Dr Orson Bowler says the Eastside School District cleared roughly 300 dollars from a surplus equipment auction held last Saturday at Neiken Gym. About 10 people bid on furniture desks typewriters and motors with proceeds to fund school supplies.
Franklin County earns 2.29 per capita from national forest receipts under a federal formula. About 3 percent of timber revenues are distributed to counties, with Franklin County showing varying payments from Caribou and Cache Forest lands.
St Peters Catholic Church in Preston is not for sale parishioners say after a local notice and broken windows raised concern. William Taylor of Riverdale and neighbors report prankish signs and juveniles questioned by authorities while Dr Joseph Geddes of Centerville Utah visited and donated books to the Preston Carnegie Library during his Preston stay.
Warren Reynolds and Jim Johnston presented about 25 recommendations for Idaho water the plan covers state control and planning for all waters and focuses on economic development and environmental quality. Public hearings on the Bear River Basin are set for Malad and Soda Springs with written input due by Dec 3.
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