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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
2
Lynn Packrell proposes a district Good Turn day where boy scouts unite to clean Preston city park and perhaps another area. The city council backs the spring City Community cleanup, encouraging paint up redecorations and a broader regional effort to reduce blight with a focused start on April 1.
Idaho Representative Johnson leads House move to bring Senate-passed workmen's compensation bills to the floor for debate. The bills would raise weekly benefits for single workers from 32 to 40 dollars and for married workers from 37 to 50 dollars, with the House earlier approving 3 to 5 additional dollars. The measure seeks to improve aid for disabled laborers amid a 60 day session, while politicians debate expense pay.
A reflective critique of overused phrases They say and their impact in management. The piece warns against blaming others and urges naming individuals to curb rumors and protect employee morale. It cites Niles Monson and workplace chatter about raises firings and transfers.
The article argues that Soviet industry rapidly adopted capitalist incentives and reinvestment, boosting profits from 10 to 25 percent in reforming factories. It claims 2,500 plants had switched by early 1968, predicting half of Russian industry westernized, while contrasting U.S. increasing regulation with Russia rewarding enterprise.
Mr and Mrs Marion Bennett visited Cleve land to honor Maria Smith on her birthday. James Gilbert and Tiffany spent the weekend with David Johnson. Kay Anderson and family visited Walter Beutler in Dayton for Mrs Beutler s birthday. Allen Byington and Leslie Byington joined George Byington for the weekend.
Weston ward reunion announced for March 24 starting at 6 30. Program begins at 8 30. Stake Sunday School representative Joseph Olson spoke and presented a bound volume of the Instructor for ward subscriptions. Various family visits and ward activities described, including Sabbath program by West Side seminary and changes in ward leadership.
Winder ward held its annual reunion with a 7 p.m. dinner and an 8:30 program. Floyd Bennett performed a folk medley on guitar mouth organ and accordion. Anna Beth Stocks sang two songs and a girls quartet performed. there was dancing after. Several former members attended including Mr and Mrs Jerry Moore Mr and Mrs Lavon Talbot and Mr and Mrs Glenn Perry and families. Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp left their boys with grandparents while attending a wedding. Bruce Garrett and family visited with Mrs Cluff Gibson's parents. Hyrum Larsen's funeral was held in Grace. Mrs Chet Gibson and family visited. David Johnson attended a dairy meeting in Ogden. Geraldine Johnson and George Lemmon of Salt Lake City visited and spoke in the Banida ward. The Relief Society presented a drama The Gift for the 15th anniversary. Stake board members Mary Sharp Ellen Gibson Vi Palmer and Vernetta Larsen visited the ward services.
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