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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1976

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Brucellosis Testing Nears Countywide Completion

Dr Richard Hobbs of the U S Department of Agriculture reported about 75 percent of county cattle herds tested for brucellosis with 350 herds in Franklin and Maribou counties examined. He said the goal is to eradicate the disease and restore certified free status, noting cooperation issues and potential quarantines if testing falls short.

Richard Hobbs U S. Dept. of Agriculture Hobbs Franklin Aribou Counties Oregon Idaho McCall Riggens Midwest

J D Williams Named Treasurer for Kelly Pearce Campaign

Nolan Hancock announced the formation of the Kelly Pearce for Congress Committee in Idaho's Second District. J D Williams of Preston was named treasurer, with papers filed and compliance claimed. Regional coordinators include Les Parce Pocatello Mike Gray Twin Falls Brent Bell Rexburg Roma Phil Bare Rupert and the Jensens.

Idaho Nolan Hancock Kelly Pearce Congress Hancock Pearce Committee Mike Gray Twin Falls Brent Bell Rexburg, Roma

North Stake Conference to hear Paul Bott talk in Preston

Ogden regional representative Paul Wesley Bott will speak at the Preston North Stake quarterly conference with a 10 am Sunday session open to all. A Saturday evening leadership meeting for high council and stake leaders and a Sunday 8 am meeting for bishoprics and council members are planned. Bott, Weber State College Alumni Assoc president and former stake leader, was set apart as regional representative on June 22 1973.

Paul Wesley Bott Ogden LDS Preston North Bott Robert Geddes High Council Weber State College Alumni Assoc

Preston Area Chamber Banquet Announces Guest Speaker

The Preston Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet Tuesday night January 20 at the Preston North Stake Center. Tickets are $3.50 per plate, available from board members. Glen L. Taggart, president of Utah State University, will be the guest speaker, with the event starting at 7 30 o'clock.

Preston Area Doug Webb Glen L. Taggart Utah State University

County Leaders Call for 50 Citizens to Attend Land Use Intro

Franklin County is asked to send 50 citizens to witness the introduction of repeal efforts for the state land use planning law. Ada County legislators Dan Emery and Ralph Gines coordinate with Ken Porter for a January 12 session expected to draw up to 1,000 attendees. A Burley Cassia County group plans 500 plus, while Cassia recently hired an engineer to draft a 209 page law costing 64 000 dollars. The act requires a written permit for improvements over around 25 dollars, sparking claims it erodes citizens rights and shifts planning to local governments unless counties adopt their own by 1977 or face a state default.

Franklin County Ken Porter Ada County Dan Emery Dada Ralph Gines Ada Emery Porter Burley Cassia County

Former mayor explains street paving dispute over $125 bill

At a Friday city council session former mayor Glenn Gamble defended paying $875 toward a paving bill while disputing $125 remaining for a laydown machine. He said a written contract was never provided and that the city sought to save money with the laydown method. Council members debated the balance due and unpaid portions amid broader talks on city county contracts and inventory credits.

Glenn Gamble Gamble Gamble Avenue Lynn Fackrell Fackrell Lowell Castleton Sheriff's Department Castleton J D Williams

Services Held For Wayne S. Evans

Wayne S Evans 74 longtime manager of the Franklin County Grain Growers county commissioner and city councilman died at Logan hospital after a long illness Funeral services were held at the Preston North Stake Center He directed widening of State Street parallel parking and helped acquire Recreation Park He served as county commissioner 1960 1963 and was a city councilman 1953 1957 He promoted the golf course and helped many people find state government jobs He was an LDS church member outdoorsman and former Army West Point athlete He is survived by his wife three daughters seven grandchildren and a sister Funeral arrangements were by Webb Mortuary

Franklin County Lynn Radean White Grace Wayne Smith Evans Franklin County Grain Growers Logan Hospital Evans Preston North Stake Center Grain Growers Association State Street LDS Church Fourth Quorum of Elders Bernice Evans Milwaukie Ore Richard Darlene) Hendricks Preston Reed Ruthella) Cutler Mountain Home Gwendolyn Cole

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Beker Industries Soda Springs Boyd Hale Junior LaVera White Dean Carla Mae Thompson Citizen J.D. Williams House of Representatives J D Willams Assum Les Parce of Pocatello Phil Bare Rupert, Floyd Sandra Jensen Paul W. Bott North Stake Glen Taggert Arnold Beus Weston Beus Reanklin County the Preston KPST Sun Council Kay Hollingsworth Wayne S. Evans Army West Point Oneida Stake Academy Chamber of Commerce Franklin County Fish and Game Assoc Wool Growers Cooperative Riverdale Rotary Club Elks Ledge Board of Directors of the Grain Growers Wayne and Marie Cecil Foster R. W Geddes Jean J Smith Leland L Auger Frank J Gilbert Benji A Meek Joseph A Christensen Orval Benson David P Sarah Smith Evans R Marie Pickren Webb Preston City City Hall Elmer Oliverson Leness Keller Walter Ross Lynn Fackrel
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