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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1977
Page
1
The Heart Monitor Fund pledges and cash closed near 17 000, short of 14 000 goal. Seven ward areas remained for door to door drives. Preston Elks gave 300, Kiwanis 200, Coca Cola Bottling 200. D Mahender Nath comments on the drive.
The Preston High School Band and Banner Corps begin a countywide subscription push to raise funds for a trip to Los Angeles on April 18. Top sellers win 200 100 and 50 dollars, while three-year subscriptions yield 300 200 and 100 points respectively. Donations exceed 3800 dollars with various wards and schools contributing. funds earmarked for heart monitoring equipment.
Utah Power official J G Haight outlines Bear Lake storage, runoff, and drought impacts on hydro generation. He discusses planned lake drawdown, potential cuts to river withdrawals, and costs of power versus oil-fired backup as irrigation demands rise.
The Second Annual Franklin County Senior Citizens Heritage Arts Program is set for Friday and Saturday March 25 26 at the Robinson Building in Preston. The talent portion is for seniors over 55 who want to perform. An art exhibit opens both days at 10am. The talent show is Saturday at 1pm. Call Mrs Fredrickson at 747 3731 to sign up.
The Franklin District Boy Scout Scout-O-Rama is set for Saturday at Oakwood Elementary School from 1 to 4 p.m. Scout units will display how scouting builds skills and knowledge for the public.
Preston City Council gives preliminary approval to a 14 million dollar nine month budget and accepts an anonymous gift worth about 10 thousand dollars for an 80 foot illuminated flag pole and two flags. The council plans a March 24 hearing at City Hall for final approval.
Franklin County hosts its annual garden school at 9 15 am in the Robinson Building. Organized by the Home Makers Council and Extension Service the program covers planting for scarce water supplies with a drought focus. DeVere Tovey Bob Thompson and Fay Aancrud lead discussions.
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