Trail Canyon Ski Area Venture Planned at Soda Springs
At a Soda Springs meeting on April 24 a corporation was formed to develop Trail Canyon Ski area nine miles north of town. Plans include a beginners slope, rope tow, electric facilities for night skiing, and expansion with a 250 share $5,000 initial stock sale. Dr. Allen Tigert chairs the group, with several contact options for stock buyers.
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Soda Springs
Trail Canyon
Allen Tigert
Dr. Allen Tigert
Francis Rasmussen
Verlin Moore
Diggs Lewis Jr
Local Boy on Okinawa TDY Near Year’s End
Lund area youth Russell Rindlisbaker, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Rindlisbak er, serving in the armed forces, has been on temporary duty in Okinawa for ten days. He plans to return home toward the end of the year. Community notes include visits and talks at local meetings, a field FFA banquet, and several family visits from Pocatello and Idaho Falls.
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Parley Schenk
Hawaii
Guam
Norrell Eliason
Gale Gardner
Gardners
Eliasons
Bancroft
Loia
Russell Rindlisbaker
Hawai
T.D.Y
Okinawa
Herman Hatch
Luther Wilson
Ins Wilson
Stake Relief Society
Bancroft Relief Society
Ward Relief Society
Marcia Warner
Muriel Atwood
the North Gem F.F.A. Parenta' and Sons
Herman Yoat
Kent
Keith
DaWayne Lechtenberg
Clearfield
Utah
Paul T. Lechtenberg
Goldie Welch
Fred Bartuss
Pocatello
George Junior
Welch
Jill
George Welch
Lewis McLain
Idaho Falls
Nondus
Local visits and family events noted in Logan area
The report lists visitors to Logan residents including Hortense Yost receiving a hamburger grill and Rachel McLain getting chickens. It records trips to Salt Lake City for funerals and family visits, with mentions of Louna Whitely, Esther Schenk, Marcelle Olson, Martina Schenk, Elaine Robinson, and others. It also notes Horace Lloyd visiting Ogden and Lucille Hunter traveling to Pocatello, plus a Salt Lake City gathering of Warren Lloyds family. Additionally it discusses fisheries policy reshaping trout stocking, favoring fingerlings released into rivers and streams to support natural propagation.
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Rindlisbaker
Rachel McLain
Carol
Hortense Yost
Edna Darlington
Sylvia Bower
Parley Schenk
Louna Whitely
Esther Schenk
Logan
Daugher
Marcelle Olson
Salt Lake City
Martina Schenk
Henry Meinera
Jean Hunter
Jim Fowles
Daisy Anderson
Hunter
Elaine Robinson
Meiners
L. G. Robinson
Ray Dabling
Horace Lloyd
Ogden
John Lloyd
Herman Yost
Familly
Lucille Hunter
Pocatello
Lau Jean Sorrell
Maxine Smith
Jean Ann Hunter
Warren Lloyd
Bonnie
Calvin
Melvin Wimber
Drought Drives Trout Stocking at Magic Reservoir
More than 100000 fingerling trout have been planted in Magic reservoir as part of a rehabilitation begun last fall after a chemical treatment to remove rough fish. About 2% million fingerlings are slated for Magic this year despite drought lowering the water to about 5000 acre feet, a record low in 26 years. Plans aim to reopen the reservoir to anglers next year and continue stocking to support fishing.
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Magic Reservoir
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