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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1977

Page

3

Citywide sidewalk tree planting praised by Chamber group

Walt Ross and Ellen Wilcox of the Area Chamber of Commerce lead a sidewalk tree planting effort in Preston. The project, praised for its long term community value, included overcoming installation challenges and is supported by city superintendent Kay Hollingsworth and merchants who funded trees. A future facelift with benches and flowers is proposed to finish the effort.

Walt Ross Ellen Wilcox Area Chamber of Commerce Preston State Street West Oneida Chamber Kay Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Wangsgaard

Preston District Parents Advocate Involved Education Initiative

The Preston School District Parents organization reports early gains from a parent-aide program at Oakwood Elementary. Principal Jerry Waddoups notes 18 to 20 parents and patrons assisting with slow readers, English language help, and classroom support, improving individualized attention for students and easing teacher workloads. The program rewards participation and encourages continued growth.

Preston Oakwood Jerry Waddoups

Pirates Defeat Downey Bulldogs 19 6 to Close Season

West Side Pirates beat Downey High Bulldogs 19 to 6 on Dayton field despite Howell out with polio and Austin injured. The win gives West Side a 3 2 season record. Garth Eames of Pres ton won the rural youth talk meet contest sponsored by the Associated Women of the Franklin County Farm Bureau.

Howell Austin West Side Pirates Bulldogs Downey High Dayton Garth Eames Preston Associated Women Franklin County Farm Bureau Penney’s State

Preston FFA team wins Idaho Spud Show in Downey

The Cecil Le Fevre Dayle Dunkley and Clair Hollingsworth led the Preston FFA potato grading team to first place at the Idaho Spud Show held last Saturday in Downey. Other items note zoning efforts in Preston, railroad car shortages for sugar beets, a new Seventh LDS ward, and local traffic concerns including arrests of minors for torches and smoking.

Cecil LeFevre Dayle Dunkley Clair Hollingsworth Preston Ffa Downey Preston Ernest Eberhard Franklin County Sugar Company Rulon Keller Malad Dragon Indians

Business leaders require wide talents, Long asserts

Senator Lén Russell Long states that today’s businessman must combine Einsteinian genius with elephant memory and the education of a lawyer, scientist, and educator, shaping a multifunctional modern executive.

Lén Russell Long D-La Senate Finance Committee

Grassroots Petition Maps Fight Over Idaho PUC Rate Order

Residents will read and sign a petition protesting the Idaho Public Utilities Commission 8.15 percent increase for Utah Power and Light Co. A county committee will draft a resolution and ward reps will circulate petitions amid charges of discriminatory hikes up to 57 percent for dairymen.

Idaho Public Utilities Commission Utah Power and Light Co PUC

Trees Again Grace Main Street on Historic Preston Route

Newell Hart describes the replanting of trees on Main Street Preston, detailing the shift from Lombardy Poplars to Green Ash. He notes early tree planting in the late 19th century, references residents William C Parkinson and Francis L Wilcox, and recalls WPA era tree cutting. Photographs from turn of the century show horse and buggy stands beneath trees.

Newell Hart Joe Bagley Bagley Preston Francis L. Wilcox North Main Parkinsons Nellie Nash Parkinson William C. Parkinson Franklin-Preston-Hyrum William Nahum Porter Howard Johnson Jim Johnson Main Biter Drug Barton’s First Bank and Trust Franklin Persiana Printery

Nursing home fraud and political miscount theme emerge

A sweeping investigative report links nurses homes to Medicare fraud via hidden owners and “creative bankruptcy.” It contrasts this with a presidential clash over natural gas deregulation where the White House miscounted votes. Also notes a weak energy plan and a Consumer Product Safety recall effort with low response rates.

Congress America Connecticut Carter Senate South Dakota James Abourezk Ohio Howard Metzenbaum White House Metzenbaum James Schlesinger Robert Byrd Byrd Walter Mondale Mondale Abourezk Capitol Hill House

Letters to the editor and nursing home rights plea

A reader thanks for a clean city park with running water rest rooms and green space. The second letter advocates a nursing home residents bill of rights urging dignity respect and acknowledgment as a person across aging and decline.

Mrs George Archibeque Ogden Utah Ann Landers Salt Lake Tribune Citizen The Pink Ladies Ruth Nash

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