Idaho plans larger second youth camp Pioneer No 2
Idaho's second youth conservation camp Camp Pioneer No 2 will be bigger and longer than last year with 59 boys across forestry projects at Priest Lake. Drawings run May 19–27, eligibility for 14–17 year olds as of June 18, 1962. Camp runs June 18 to August 19 and includes transportation, food, lodging, boots, and $30 monthly pay. Ken Bushey returns as director with nine counselors and three assistants, doctor services, and a nurse on duty.
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Idaho
Hogee-La-Guermsay
Priest Lake
Guernsey
State Forester
Ken Bushey
Sandpoint
Camp Pioneer No. 1
Hawkes Named Assistant Manager at Ortho Division
G R Hawkes is appointed assistant manager of Ortho’s marketing department in Richmond California. He previously served as western region agronomist and research agronomist in Fresno and has a Ph D from Ohio State University. Hawkes and his wife Rosa Mae live in Concord with five children.
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M. H. McVickar
Ortho
Calfornia Chemical Co
George R. Hawkes
Richmond
Calif
Hawkes
Rosa Mae
Talisman Way
Concord
Advice on Flood Deductions For Taxpayers
Calvin E Wright internal revenue director offers two key tips for flood loss deductions. Keep careful records of damages and refer to the new booklet on calculating flood losses for income tax purposes available at all Internal Revenue offices. For personal property the loss is the decline in fair market value before and after the flood, not exceeding cost. For business property including farms the deduction is the loss in actual depreciated value, regardless of fair market value.
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Calvin E. Wright
Internal Revenue
Wright
Supplies of Hay Smaller in Idaho
Idaho faces a leaner hay reserve entering winter though not a collapse. Wayne Robinson of the University of Idaho extension notes a 3 percent higher 1961 hay crop but 3 percent less on hand than a year earlier. Cold January and February could reduce supplies further and lift prices. feeders plan to market 9 percent fewer cattle and calves January through March.
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Idaho
Wayne Robinson
University of Idaho Extension Service
U.S
Robinson
Idaho Potato Market Outlook From January Developments
The report notes uncertainty for the remainder of the marketing season with storage stocks of fall potatoes higher than a year ago. Idaho potato prices gained some in January as the state moved 37 percent of its 1961 fall crop by month’s end, just below last year’s 38 percent. Fresh shipments from the region continue.
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Idaho
Onions Rally After Texas Freeze Slashes Supplies
Idaho output rose early but cooled in bitter cold. Texas frost damage boosts onion prices as western suppliers fall 26 percent and Idaho Oregon growers drop 31 percent from a year ago. Reduced small onions lift costs through fall and winter.
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Idaho
Robinson
Texas
Idaho-Oregon
Bannock Stake Choir to Present March Concert
The Bannock stake choral group directed by Arlan Baird will give a concert Saturday evening March 30 at eight oclock. The event is sponsored by the 108th quorum of seventies.
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Bannock = stake
Arlan Baird
Eight Paw
FFA Banquet and School Operetta Highlight Local Events
The FFA banquet took place in the Williams ward recreation hall with Winston Larsen as speaker. Senior girls prepared the meal and parents of the boys were invited. The high school operetta Rip Van Winkle was staged for different audiences across Thursday and Friday, directed by Arlan Baird. Grace Harris visited Logan while Mr and Mrs Theone Kendall stayed in Blackfoot with relatives.
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FFA
Wiliams Ward
Winston Larsen
Arlan Baird
Rip van Winkle
Leland Panter
Grace Harris
Logan
Grace
Norman
Theone Kendall
Blackfoot
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Nira
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