Supervisor Crowell upholds 20 percent grazing cut at Gem Valley
Ralph E. Crowell of the Cache National Forest today affirmed a 20 percent reduction in grazing use on the Gem Valley allotment in Idaho. He based the decision on written appeals, oral statements, and seven years of studies, noting the change aligns with Forest Service policy and allows operators to adjust by fewer cattle or shorter seasons.
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Cache National Forest
Ralph E. Crowell
District Forest Ranger
Thomas Levy
Gem “Valley
IdBie
Gem’ Valley
Gem Valley Permittes
Levy
Gem’ Valley Grazing Assn
Gem Valley
Forest Service
National Forest Range
Crowell
Jepsen Tries for Annapolis Naval Service
Glen F Jepsen of Preston has been chosen as an alternate for appointment to the United States Military Academy at Annapolis Sen Henry Dworshak announced today Jepsen will take Naval examinations later this month after passing preliminary qualification tests and physical examination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen F
Jepsen
Preston
United States Military Academy
Annapolis
Henry Dworshak
Annual FFA Banquet With Guest Speaker Planned
The second annual FFA parent and son banquet is set for Wednesday March 12 at 8 p.m in Oneida stakehouse. Co chairs Lynn Winward and Paul Bennett lead a prepared meal and program for members and guests. Robert Dahle North Cache High School principal and former agriculture instructor will speak on achievements and leadership through FFA training. Committee members include Stanley Fellows Vernon Reeder Wayne Woodward Richard Jensen Richard Baird Ronnie Cole and Merek Hinckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Parent and Son
Oneida Stakehouse
Lynn | Winward
Paul ‘Bennett
Robert Dahle
North Cache High School
Lynn Winward
Paul Bennett
Stanley Fellows
Vernon Reeder
Wayne Woodward
Richard Jensen
Richard Baird
Ronnie Cole
Mérek Hinckley
Oneida Stake Tournament Concludes With Two Winners
The Oneida stake basketball tournaments ended last week with six junior M men teams and two senior teams competing for first place and a sportsmanship trophy. Mink Creek won the junior division trophy while Oxford Clifton ward took senior division honors and Winder finished second. Junior play begins this week as Riverdale and Mink Creek drop their opening games.
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Oneida Stake
Riverdale
Awad
Mink Creek
Oxford-Clifton -Ward
Winder
Forest Areas Balloting for G-10 Advisory Board Members
Ralph Crowell forest supervisor reports ballots for primary election of G-10 advisory board representatives for major grazing areas of Cache National Forest. Ballots counted by ranger districts and three election judges. cattle and sheep permittees select candidates for districts and zones. Final ballots mailed to eligible permittees this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Crowell
Cache, National Forest
Attlementa
Forest Supervisor
G-10 Advisory ‘Board
Logan Ranger District
T. Ray Thearer
Providence
Utah
Oliver J. Kinderknecht
Preston
William G. Condie
Thatcher
Ralph Porter
Paris
Whitney J. Transtrum
St. Charles
Charles
A. Wallentine
Randolph
Ralph Hanny
Louis Stuart
Woodruff
Monte Cristo
R. C. Byram
Ogden
Nick Chournos
Tremonton
Bedr River
Elwood M. .Rich
Burley
Lester Skinner
Noonan
Cache-Utah
D. H
Adams
Layton
Willam Goring
Francis Frazier
Harold Selman
School Bus Safety Warnings Highlight Violations
School bus supervisor Mr. Ware warns drivers of violations despite state law requiring two red warning lights and a stop sign on buses. He notes drivers ignore signals, risks to children, and the possibility of heavy fines or prosecution for not stopping when buses halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
Percey
Larsen
Glendale
Walter Knapp
Mapleton
Vern Hinckley
Fairview
la Mar Cole
Banida
Allen Lyon
Treasureton
George Burbank
Carl Beckstead
Whitney
Ben Porter
East Franklin
Bernard Inglet
West Fairview
Hugh Hansen
Glencoe
Wendell Rawlings
West Franklin
W. Simmions
Ware
Waté
Senator Frank to Speak on Three-Stop National Tour
Senator Frank of Ohio departs Washington Friday for a three stop speaking tour across the nation. Berthe Jefferson-Jackson day dinner in Boise Sunday night and a main address at the Association of American City Administrators in Mobile are on the itinerary with other engagements and a dinner in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Church
D-Tdahio
Washington
Mike Monrerey
Dr Oklahom
Berthe
Jefferson-Jackson
Boise
Association of American Sitio 4 Administrat
League of Municipalities
Mobile
Pres. Tarry ‘Ss
M-MEN GLEANER WEEK PLANS FOR MARCH
The Oneida M men Gleaner week set for March 23 28 aims to feature a fireside temple excursion and a banquet. Tom Rowleys Preston fourth ward has been chosen as general chairman for the event. Tickets are available through Gleaner leaders.
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Oneida ‘Stake
M-men
Gleaner
Tom Rowleys
Preston
Fourth Ward
Franklin District Scouts Select New Leadership
The Franklin district scouting committee announces leadership changes with Dr Hawkes named district chair and Harry Woo volley elected vice chairman. Adolph Jorgensen shifts from chairing advancement to stoutmaster in Preston seventh ward while Elmo Kel serves as counselor to Bishop. Sil ver Beaver award noted for long service in Cache Valley Council.
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Franklin’. Bstrict
Valley
Scouts of
Chaiirman
The
Advancement’ Committee
Adolph
Jorgensen
Preston
Tgging
Rébingon
Cache Valley + Council
Elmo
Kel
Dworshak pushes timber road plan for Idaho forests
Sen. Dworshak promotes a four year program to invest about 4 million dollars annually in timber access roads in Idaho. He cites a potential 24 million dollars to the U.S. treasury and job creation for hundreds of Idahoans. He references a Forest Service report showing unharvested timber and stumpage value and outlines funding from buyers to build 1 500 miles of access roads.
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U.S. Treasury
Idaho
McCardle
Cache National, Forest
Scaldeco
Het Sald
Zostsber
Snow Depth and Water Content Across Willow and Cub River Areas
Snow depth and water content remain above average in Willow and nearby ranges. Measurements show Willow Flat at 45.5 inches snow depth and 16.5 inches water content on February 24, with higher recent totals than last year. Strawberry Creek and Mink Creek areas report substantial snow and water content increases compared with the prior year. Continuous observations note travel possible by snow machine and over-snow equipment across multiple routes.
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Willow
Flatows
Soilation Service
Cub River
Iste Ranch
Willow Flat
Strawberry Creek
Special PTA Meeting Set for March 10 at High School
A joint PTA session is planned for March 10 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Dr. Leo Ro Haw will speak on child development, with a special program featuring a local expert. the event is hosted by the junior high PTA and parents are invited.
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Asqhere
Leo
Ro Haw
PTA
Whitney Team Triumph in District Tournament Narrowly
Whitney Team 7 defeated First Ward 83 to 39 to advance in the district tournament. The Whitney lineup includes Morris Benson Richard Bod Be Sn e Sharp and others while First Ward rallied to a 24 8 halftime lead before Whitney pulled away for the win.
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Praia ‘Statke
Mwas Dhe
Preston
Ward
Whitney
Itdms
Morris
Bensbn
Richard Bod
Sne Sharp
Piroty Ward
Umembers
Maré ‘Nell ‘Simmons
Raph
Brenchley
Porter “Sutton
Words
Dale ‘Andra
John Ma Olsens
Brent iSmart
Brent Christensen
Tournament dates changed for city sponsored league event
The Preston recreation office announced updated dates for the velty 1 Les ue basketball tournament moved to March 26, 29, and 31. Teams from the valley will compete with free admission as Lewiston leads the midseason standings 2 0. Tonight games feature Native Lumber versus Lewiston at 7 p.m., Richmond versus National Guard at 8 15 p.m., RPM versus Winder at 9 30 p.m.
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Preston
Velty “Recreation
Les ‘Ue
Mare
Valley
Recre
Lewiston Lédds
Lewiston Sa Es
Native Lumber
Winder
Richmond
RPM
National Guard
Lewiston
Church Endorses 1958 Red Cross Campaign
Officials of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints endorse the 1958 Red Cross drive. The first presidency David O. McKay Stephen Richards and J. Reuben Clark Jr. urge generous support to aid the Red Cross relief services for injured and needy, praising local home service aiding armed forces families and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ ' of Latter-day ‘Saints
Red Cross
Q. McKay
Stephen ©. Richards
Reuben’ Jr
Price
United States
Jocal
France
Franklin
Veterans’ Hospital
Salt Lake City
Tax agent to assist Preston residents on March 10 and 11
An IRS agent from Pocatello will be in Preston at the courthouse on Monday and Tuesday March 10 and 11 to help with income tax returns and related issues. Spencer Condie, formerly of Preston, said the agent will advise residents on filing and resolving tax problems during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer . Condie
Preston
Internal Revenue Service
Pocatello
Preston FFA Members Win District Honors
Dean Sharp and Orin W. Smith won district cooperative marketing honors at Bancroft Idaho. Sharp led with 84 points while Smith tied for second with 77. Gayland Taylor and others placed in the top ranks. Winners advance to the American Institute of Cooperation in August at State College with transportation provided by the Idaho Cooperative Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Sharp
Lyman Sharp
Whitney
Orin W
Winder
Bancroft
Dean
Onn
Morgan 'Skinner
Montpelier
Gayland Taylor
North Gen
Rex Blodgett
Idaho
Assn
Idaho Falls
Cliff Mecham
Upper
Snake River
Dairyman’s’ Assa
KFA
Sharp
FRA
American Institute of Cooperation
The
Cooperative! Council
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Schiol
Robinson
THEO_SMITH
Carl-Felix
Logan
Milford
Esclante'desert
Smith
Felix
Dworshak
Preston Ffa
Idaho Cooperative Council
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