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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1975
Page
12
Spring weather brings mud and wet fields for high school teams as prank phone calls disturb nights. The Shocked Parents Committee in Boise prints sections of books in newspapers, while Dr. Bowler confirms district textbooks are acceptable and advises parents to bring concerns to him.
Franklin County Senior Citizens will hold free blood testing clinics in the courthouse basement conference room on April 2 and the first Wednesday of each month thereafter from 1 to 5 p.m. Della Crockett chairs the senior organization and announced the schedule.
The District Health Department will host a Food Certification Course for managers and food handlers at Bear Lake High School multi purpose room starting at 7pm on April 2 9 16 and 23. All food service management and employees are encouraged to attend.
The first in a series of pre-natal classes will be held on Wednesday April 2 at 1 30 p m in the Conference Room basement of the Courthouse Soda Springs Expectant parents in the area are invited to attend.
The Eastern District of the Idaho Department of Water Resources will hold two day visits at ASCS offices in Preston Malad Salmon and Mackay to assist residents with water related problems. Officials urge public feedback and indicate the program may continue if interest remains strong.
Eastside School District trustees approved a policy requiring all high school students to be registered for seven classes daily with no post schedule changes. Seniors with after noon jobs may leave grounds or graduate in January. A hardship appeal process includes a committee and possible board appeal. Athletics class enrollment must be accounted for and no class switches with fewer than 10 students.
Easter Seal Chairman Bob Acock appealed to county residents to return envelopes for the annual fundraising campaign. The Seventh Ward young women's special activities class will sell Easter Lilies on Preston streets after school Friday and Saturday. Money supports crippled children and adults in the Y area. Leader of the Seventh March girls is Mrs Owen Ca&Sperson.
Jean J. Smith announces the 1975 Agricultural Conservation Program to promote soil and water conservation on county farms. Funded near 190 million nationally, it offers annual and long term cost sharing from 50 to 75 percent with long terms over three to ten years, based on local conservation farm plans and ASCS administration.
Clifton Gurley transported from Utah State Penitentiary received one to four years to run concurrently with a Utah term after pleading guilty to taking a rifle and property valued at 169.95 from Western Auto in Preston last July. Dennis Bacorn of Preston, formerly of Nevada, got two to five years in Idaho State Penitentiary for the October 8 robbery at Preston Motor Inn including velvet curtains. District Judge Francis J. Rasmussen handed both sentences. A third matter involved David M. Bybee of Preston ordered to undergo psychiatric examination after pleading not guilty to arson for a fire at his brother’s rented home. bail set at 5000.
Dr. Orson Bowler Eastside School District superintendent will attend an education administrators workshop at Mills College Oakland July 28 26 selected by the Charles F. Kettering Information and Services Program Melbourne Florida to join top administrators nationwide. Harvard educators Dr Edwin Fenton and Dr Lawrence Kohlberg will discuss social studies and morals in education and new history and social science texts will be presented. Most expenses are funded by the Kettering Foundation the nation s oldest continuing in service program for administrators.
Preston mayor Lyle Shipley has been hospitalized in Logan for surgery. He is expected to remain in the hospital for several days after entering Wednesday.
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