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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
13
A writer opposes the proposed Nursing Home bond issue set for next Tuesday. The letter favors a Forderly Rest Home alternative and criticizes the chosen site behind Franklin County Memorial Hospital and the public’s lack of adequate information on the project.
Melvin J Burrup warns taxpayers to rethink a bond proposal for a proposed elder care structure. He argues the plan seeks a nursing home to handle hospital overflow, not a rest home for retirees, and urges careful voting consideration.
Ned Stocks of Rupert spent Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Cole. Wednesday visitors were Vis Viaron Rawlings and Arden Grif feth of Preston. Mr and Mrs Chris Knudsen of Preston visited Mr and Mrs Merlin Rawlings. Jessie Gilbert Ralph Hall and Carrie Hall were also noted visitors.
The 1962 agreement among Idaho Department of Highways Franklin County Ban nack County and Swan lant Highway District moved Highway 35 Dayton Kah State Line to Franklin County and Highway 36 Snowberry Road to the state system. Strawberry Road now State Highway 36 connects two centers of population and county seats, while old Highway 35 serves mainly farm to market. traffic counts are similar but maintenance costs for new Highway 36 exceed those of old Highway 35.
Dell W. Smith appointed coroner and Clair R. Cutler M D as constable. Weldon McGregor presides with precinct committee members Tom Cattani Perry C Phillips Angus Condie Frank J Gilbert Robert M Gordon listed for election.
Total disbursements and balance shown for the Preston city treasurer’s report covering the quarter ending June 30 1964. The document lists balances on hand receipts from licenses fines taxes and funds including library street lighting water sewer and recreation with totals for all funds and a signed oath by Treasurer SteNa Mo Peterson sworn July 27 1964.
Mrs Lavona Hatch and her genealogy class traveled to Salt Lake City with Mrs Don Westover to pick up Loretta Ward in Brigham City. The piece notes local visits and several social and family movements linked to Franklin County residents and nearby Ogden and Brigham City.
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