Ray Croshaw Builds a Life as Bishop and Farmer
Ray Croshaw, bishop of Clifton ward for nine years including four years prior as a bishop, discusses a full life balancing church duties and farming. He manages 50 irrigated acres, 15 partly irrigated, 75 dry, with 30 Holstein cattle and 12 milking in winter, plus a dairy operation and sugar beets. His hobby is farming, and he and partner Howard Henderson own a work horses team. his wife tends the big yard.
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Croshaw
Clifton
Howard Henderson
Simmons Family Members Noted in Preston Obituary List
Mrs. Simmons Julie Anne, Neil John and Thom as Wayne Simmons of Preston. She has one sister, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Magna, Aft., and four brothers, LaVell Gamnett, teacher at BYU, Don Gamnett, Orem, Ut., and Mark and Wayne Gamnett Las Vegas, Nev. Funeral services were con.
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Julie Anne
Neil John
Thomas Wayne Simmons
Preston
Ralph Smith
Magna
Aft
LaVell Gamnett
BYU
Don Gamnett
Orem
Mark and
Wayne Gamnett
Las Vegas
Nev
Funeral service and burial in Preston cemetery
A Monday funeral in the first ward chapel featured prayers, organ preludes, solos and a quartet led by Mrs. Simmons family circle. Speakers included Eberhard and Edgley while pallbearers listed LaVell Garnett Wayne Garnett Mark Garnett Clarence Simmons Uriel Simmons and Don Gamett. Burial followed at Preston cemetery with grave dedication by Uriel Simmons of Twin Falls.
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First Ward
David W. Sutton
Loyal Hansen
Douglas Oliverson
Edras Larsen
Nina Halliday
Primary General Board
Mrs. Simmons
Laurena Benson
Phenoi Edgley
Wayne Garnett
Eileen Sherron
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
Mother O’mine
Elda Carlson
Eda Smith
Ellen Roberts
Marian Condie
Martha Seeley
Lorna Larsen
Weldon A. Nash
Preston
Uriel Simmons
Twin Falls
LaVell Gamnett
Wayne Gamnett
Mark Gamnett
Clarence Simmons
Don Gamett
Hunters urged to carry tools amid fire risk and porcupine control
The report advises hunters to keep shovels axes and a water bucket in their cars to fight small fires during Deer Season. It notes the forest service repeats a request this year for hunters to kill porcupines to curb timber damage.
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Forest Service
Whitney youth to serve as missionary in California field
Glen Clayson Tanner son of Mrs Lucy C Tanner of Whitney accepts a call to serve as a LDS mission in the California mission. A farewell party will honor him Saturday at 8 with a program and dancing. Tanner is a Preston High School and Franklin County Seminary graduate and won first place in the state music contest in clarinet.
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Glen Clayson Tanner
Lucy C. Tanner
Whitney
The
LDS
California
Whitney Ward
Mr. Tanner
Preston High School
Franklin County Seminary
Assessment Notice by Twin Lakes Canal Co Idaho 1953
Regular meeting of the Twin Lakes Canal Company Board in Preston Idaho levied a four and a half dollar per share assessment on all outstanding preferred stock to cover 1953 and part of 1954 irrigation maintenance. Delinquent stock owners must pay by November 25 1953 or have their shares sold at public auction December 21 1953 at 2 p.m. by order of the Board. C L Swenson Secretary.
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Twin Lakes Canal Co
Dayton
Idaho
Twin Lakes Canal Company
Preston
Franklin County
First Security Bank
Board of Directors
L Swenson
Young Bassoonist Heads National FFA Band at Kansas City
A youth chosen for two consecutive years to play bassoon in the national FFA band in Kansas City Missouri. He studied two years at USAC and joined Sigma Alpha Epsilon. In 1951 he won the Horace Heidt contest for the area while also managing the Whitney family farm during school.
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Ing
FFA
Kansas City
USAC
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Horace Heidt
Whitney
Bumper Elk Harvest Expected From Clearwater Herd
Idaho biologist Stewart Brandborg says the Clearwater Lochsa Selway elk complex could yield the largest harvest in state history. Early season totals near 500 elk in 10 days show a strong hunt with about one in three success, and last year’s harvest equaled roughly half of Idaho’s total. The herd is estimated at 20 000 to 25 000, peaking now and prompting calls to limit numbers to sustainable levels.
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United States
Clearwater
Stewart M. Brandberg
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Selway River
North Fork
Brandborg
Lewis and Clark
Lochia
Clearwater-Lochsa-Selway
Idaho
Winter range feed declines prompt possible cuts
Brandborg notes that peak food production on winter ranges has passed and further reductions may be needed to prevent losses. Dense browse from earlier forest fires now blocks wintering animals, with palatable plants replaced by unpalatable evergreens. Hunters are urged to report hunts to the fish and game department to guide management.
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Brandborg
Fish and Game Department
Weather To Decide Idaho Duck and Goose Seasons Start
Weather will determine the success of the 1953 duck and geese hunting seasons opening across Idaho at noon Saturday October 10. Robert L Salter game bird division supervisor Idaho fish and game department notes conditions will drive hunting outcomes statewide.
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Idaho
Robert L. Salter
Game Bird Division
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Early Season Waterfowl Outlook in Idaho Promises Mixed Prospects
Salter notes waterfowl hunting in Idaho hinges on native ducks and geese as Canada’s migrations lag. A mild previous winter boosted local hatch rates, suggesting good hunting if cold totals bring more birds south. Sunset hunting hours may lift success, but no big gains expected in bonus ducks or goose kills. Prime spots include Pen Oreille and Chatcolet lakes, Crane Creek and Cascade reservoirs, and the Snake River valley.
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Salter
Canada
Idaho
Pen Oreille
Chatcolet Lakes
Crane Creek
Cascade
Snake River Valley
Hunters urged to review 1953 waterfowl regs statewide
In eastern Idaho areas Grays Lake Blackfoot Reservoir and Dingle Swamp, officials advised hunters to check 1953 waterfowl hunting regulations and timetables at license vendors before entering the field.
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Grays Lake
Blackfoot Reservoir
Dingle Swamp
Ida
Champ Girls' Team Honored at Fairview
Fairview ward honored the girls' softball team Saturday afternoon in the recreation hall for winning the Franklin stake softball title. Louise Cole led the cake cutting with 15 players present. banquet included a hamburger lunch and a large rose cake.
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Fairview Ward
Recreation Hall
Franklin Stake
Louise Cole
Betty Lou
Cassie Seamons
Wilma Egbert
Carol Harris
Elva Kerr
Karla Cole
Betty
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Innway
Cranney Chevrolet CO
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Buick
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