Forest Service and Fish and Game back new fire role
Idaho authorities seek public input on a policy to let lightning fires burn or use prescribed fires in 1.2 million acres of Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. The Fish and Game department supports restoring natural fire regimes to improve elk range, cut suppression costs, and maintain wildlife, with a April 21 deadline for comments to Forest Service offices.
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Sta Murrell
Idaho
Forest Service
Selway
Bitterroot
Department of Fish and Game
Selway-Bitterroot
Royce Williams
Fish and Game
Clearwater
Lolo
Nezperce
White Cap
4 H Club News Country Cookers Meeting Report
Ann Tolman led the 4 H Club gathering on Monday April 19 at 3 30. Michell Barker Carissa Barker and Trudy Hatch gave an illustrated talk on puddings Blake Modersitzki spoke on fruit salad Eric Barker demonstrated on pie crusts Mrs Schenk demonstrated two sandwich ideas snickerdoodles and party subs Refreshments were served by Lisa Scott and Blake Modersitzki Reporter Lisa Modersitzki
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Ann Tolman
Michell
Carissa Barker
Trudy Hatch
Blake Modersitzki
Eric Barker
Local Man to Wed in Salt Lake Temple
May 14 wedding planned for Linda Benard and Fred Barnes in the Salt Lake Temple. Benard’s parents Mr and Mrs Bud Behard of Bountiful announce the spring nuptials. Barnes is the son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Barnes of Soda Springs Idaho and attends Brigham Young University as a design engineering major. He served a North Brazil Mission from 1972 to 1974. The couple will spend summer in Soda Springs and return to Provo for fall 1976.
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Linda Benard
Fred Barnes
Salt Lake Temple
Bud Behard
Bountiful
Utah
Lynn P. Barnes
Soda Springs
Idaho
Soda Springs High School
Brigham Young University
North Brazil
Barnes
Washington Construction Company
Provo
Children Warned Of Shoplifting Penalties
The Grace Businessmen and Women Organization sponsored a program in District 148 where Deputy Sheriff Kelly Izatt spoke to four schools on April 27 about shoplifting dangers and penalties. A violator could face up to $60 fine and six months in jail, with repeat offenses risking removal from parents and placement in foster or detention homes. A poster contest with prizes of 5, 3, and 1 dollars encouraged awareness, with winning posters displayed in Grace business windows.
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Grace Businessmhen and Women’s Organization
Kelly Izatt
Fzatt
Tien
Grace Businessmen
Grace Business Houses
Grace graduates BYU six from Grace graduate class
One hundred years of excellence crowned a BYU graduation with a class over 3600 on April 23. Mary Ann Lowe Curtis Hansen and Curtis Toone from Grace earned degrees in drama and English, law enforcement and manufacturing technology respectively. Curtis Hansen works as a Boise officer and lives in Meridian Idaho. Curtis Toone will join Caterpillar in Peoria Illinois as a manufacturing engineer. Sharree Lyn Smith, December graduate, earned a Bachelor of Science in Education. Eric Fraser earned an MBA and Alice Fraser a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics. The couple will move to Houston Texas where he will work for Dow Chemical.
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Brigham Young University
Mary Ann Lowe
Curtis Hansen
Curtis Toone
Grace
Justice Administration
Boise
Meridian
Idaho
Curtis
Toone
Houston
Texas
Dow Chemical Corporation
Court records list multiple traffic fines and civil actions
District court documents show fines for speeding, improper turning, failing to stop, driving after dark, helmetless cycling, and backing without care. Civil cases include divorces, quiet title actions, and an estate dispute with Edward Kuiper and heirs.
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Deo
el ‘Son
Ydaho
Donald Otis- Cook
Terry
Roy
Thornock
Gregory
Typmas
Bruce Murray
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