Explorers Hear Drug Hazards Lecture in Second Ward Chapel
Major Richard Timm of the Defense Depot Ogden spoke to about 200 Franklin and Oneida stake youth in the Cache Valley Council group about drug production and trafficking. He warned that half of drugs enter the nation illegally and harm youth mental and physical health. Easter weekend visits to Boise were noted for Harold Winn family and guest Cindy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Richard
Timm
Ogden
Franklin
Cache Valley Council
B.s.at
Oneida
Errol Felshaw
Glen Rawling
Arrat Saat
Kent Davis
Wais
Wais . Comm
Explorer
Venturer
Harold Winn
Cindy
Boise
Dewayne Winn
Gra Es Besrat
Richard H’ Timm
Venturers
Dale Sparrow
Mike Seamons
Doug Owen
Kent
Franklin District Explorers and Venturers
Rex Barrington
FFA members awarded at Preston ER banquet
Keith Hatch spoke at the Preston ER banquet praising youth in agriculture. Awards recognized Farm Mechanics Larry Egley Livestock Brent Swainston Crop Production Tominsin Agri Business and more with Neil Owen earning State Farmer honors and a $400 Union Pacific Scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Hatch
Franklin County
USA Agriculture Technology Department
Preston
Future Farmers of America
Larry Egley
Bryce Egley
Mink Creek
St Gallera
Brent Swainston
Heber Swanson
Winder
Shane Keller
Percy Keller
Jeff Allred
Jack Allred
Sydney Sharp
Ferrin Sharp
Riverdale
Lavon Gregersen
Ernest Gregersen
Banida
Neil Owen
Mike Krantz
First Security Bank
FFA
Idaho
Neil
Preston High School
Burley
Zane Hansen
Union Pacific
Clarence Owen
Glen
Rate Docket Hearing Set by Idaho Public Utilities Commission
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission schedules a Special Rate Docket Hearing for Tuesday May 2 1972 at 9:30 a.m. in Boise Idaho to consider Garrett Freight Lines proposed Idaho rate increases from two to nearly ten percent. Details on proposed rail changes are available from the Commission. The notice also mentions social visits in Pocatello and Salt Lake City with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Industrial Administration
Main Street
Boise
Idaho
Garrett Freightlines
Vaccinations Protect Horses From VEE, Say University Experts
University of Idaho extension veterinarians led USDA researchers to study the VEE vaccine in 45 horses at Denver and Ames. They found no brain or spinal cord damage within 10 to 49 days after vaccination, confirming field results from last year when over 2.8 million horses were vaccinated. Some mild fever or ill feeling can occur but passes quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Hall
University of Idaho Extension
Hall
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Denver
Colo
Ames
Iowa
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Wendell H. Rawlings
Stan Winn
Cindy Winn
Pocatello
Mark Tingey
Lorin Price
Salt Lake City
Donald Baker
Wes Y ‘Vacek
Fabulous Savings
Gallen
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