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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1974
Page
7
The Citizen will publish Babson Business and Financial Forecast next week with a full 1975 outlook. Babson's experts provide a breakdown of economic sectors including industrial and agricultural trends, continuing a 30 year tradition.
Charles Berg plant manager of Bucyrus-Erie Co in Pocatello will be guest speaker at the Chamber of Commerce dinner on January 14. Details remain incomplete per executive vice president Doug Webb. The piece notes the company is new to Idaho with 300 workers and plans 2,200 by 1978, with root office in South Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Soil Conservation technician Glade Moser reports Willow Flat November water content at 2.15 inches, below the 11 year average of 3.94 inches. The 1973 year reached 99.7 inches, well above normal, with valley yearly water around 24 to 16 inches. Snow surveys set for December 30 to 31 by the Soil Conservation Service will gauge recent snow pack water content.
Bob Parnell, longtime manager of Presto Products Co in Lewiston Utah, will transfer to Southern California as district sales manager. The Lewiston plant, started two years ago, has grown to 120 employees with most locals retained. The move aims to expand plastic product sales across the 11 western states and push staffing to 200 within a year. Walt Dansie will lead Lewiston plant after the transfer. no replacement named.
Winter quarter registration begins January 6 at Oakwood for the Community Education Program. Regular classes meet Wednesdays or Thursdays starting that week, with new courses in organic gardening pottery math for parents fly tying first aid speed reading guitar English for Spanish speakers art sewing and active options like tumbling ballroom dance for teens ladies exercise and mens sports.
A playful fragment echoes the adage eat drink and be merry with a twist suggesting tomorrow we did signaling a humorous or ironic moment. The line hints at a celebratory or defiant mood without detailing events or context.
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