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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1970
Page
1
The Citizen editors urge voters to approve merging West Side and Eastside districts to form one county district. They argue a unified plan improves education, expands programs, and utilizes funds efficiently, while acknowledging concerns about local autonomy and ongoing school progress.
Special to the Citizen notes a postwar marriage surge in 1946 with about 2.3 million couples nationwide. In Franklin county 70 percent of the 1,510 married residents over 14 will celebrate 25 years in 1971, with high odds of long-term survival among spouses.
Catholics in the Preston area plan a Christmas Eve Mass at 6 30 pm featuring traditional carols. Emoor Bordelon of Soda Springs will be organist with Rev Gerald L Horton of Pocatel lo as Celebrant. Father Muha plans holiday travel with his brothers. A Jan 8 Mass is scheduled, and there is no Mass on Jan 1.
Fragmentary spiritual note cites Jesus born near Galilee and teaching children about prayer. The text mentions daily guidance and living with faith, reflecting on a personal Christmas devotion.
Franklin County voters consider a proposed consolidation plan for the county school districts. The election is held after county commissioners approved the plan. residents from West Side and East Side districts are asked to vote on whether to consolidate the districts and form a single unified district.
The December 31 issue of the Citizen will feature the Babson forecast, a long running annual outlook prepared by Groger Babson and respected economic experts. After his death the forecast is produced by the organization named in his honor.
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