Show 6B Ogdpn Wednesday Standard-Examine- r November 22 1972 anagemenf of Forest UTTLE PEOPLE'5 PUZZLE Lands Vital Local Club Told Logging of National Forest Service lands is “not incompatible” with aims of other interest groups Ogden Exchange Club heard Tuesday An example of a tree which to build 50000 en- homes and create 5000 man-yeagrows better in even-age- d vironment is the lodgepole pine of work he said which is intolerant of shade The worth of timber looms Mr Galbraith said even greater to the United He noted that timber is a val- States when account is taken of uable resource to any nation the fact that 90 per cent of the and said the United States has bauxite needed for aluminum been “richly endowed” production is imported to this three-bedroo- m rs Marlin C Galbraith a service executive stationed in Ogden suggested the concept of multiple use of land still applies— Last year the Intermountain with careful management “We’ve made some mis- Region produced enough timber takes” he said but noted that improved techniques of timber harvesting and control have sprung up under the over-a- ll idea of “sylvaculture” He said public interest in environmental quality has helped the Forest Service probably doing “more for forest work than ROY — The date for raising of work in the the rates for connections to the a woods” Roy Water Conservancy Subdistrict has been changed from IN WOODS 31 1973 to Dec 1 when The work in the woods today Jan cost per connection will go from is based on the concept of timthe rate of $85 to $150 present ber as a renewable resource and Subdistrict Chairman Joseph of forests as living changing Dawson the change in reported assets the date for the rates raising “A tree is a living thing It said of the and the purpose is born struggles to live— someis “to the needed get change times in a cycle much longer signatures so federal money can than man’s — and eventually be released for construction” dies” Mr Galbraith said Dawson said funds had Mr He described sylvaculture as to the subdistrict allocated been “the practice of controlling and establishing the composition and country and about 35 per cent of the iron ore he pointed out Rate Goes Up Dec 1 On Roy Water System half-centu- growth of forests” Two phases of sylvaculture which must be decided between and beforehand are “even-aged- ” “uneven-aged- ” stands of tim- such as making candles aren’t that easy to perfect Washington Terrace third graders discovered on their first attempt with strings and wax Jodi Ogan daughter of Mr and Mrs Brent J Ogan 259 E 4650 S Terry Allen (center) son of Mr and Mrs Jimmy R Allen 125 W 4610 S and Brad Noall son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Noall 256 E 4300 S eye results during a special Thanksgiving activity OLD-TIM- SKILLS E ry ber tract most In an even-age- d of the trees originated about the same time and are nearly even in age and growth he said FIRST THANKSGIVING SIZE AGE stands have trees of different ages and sizes Both types of stand have advantages and each is logged differently and is appropriate for a different species of tree he said Uneven-age- d stands can assimilate the normal wear-and--i tear of forest economy includ as they do everything from WASHINGTON TERRACE —their own candles studied the(three stages: the trek 0f jing seedlings to old unsteady mem-- ° ar or tanning hides and Pilgrims from England live-in- s Love-in- s and sing-in- s even-age- d stands can as Holland and finally to the New are common fare but hnw1 generally shared an unusual a major natural dis ex-- 1 World tribes and customs of nulating learning and can be planted turbance about a Pilgrim-in- ? Indians and the general en-f- ii perience or con“artificial” an That’s what 65 ivironment when they arrived from m strips seed bed trolled and the actual first harvest at Washington Terrace School ‘ WHOLE GROUPS 'd£S0 iSsrivta" celebralion and attendant cooked up to complete a special trees told students Hotaes sTrfe on Logging in uneven-age- d unit of social g in- an on tbe done process is selectively customs and history of the first a51 studies evenbuckskin a common while an was basis dividual America and T The youngsters a“"dad!a 6 settlersoninIndan for tribes Indian aged grove is produced through culture denominator school dressed m authentic Maine to Oregon — and rJL g of whole groups riirec-lfroM and work bead other homemade costumes Trabldescribed Pilgrim National India of crata °1 the native Americans or Indian — of the 1620s made ing Center in Brigham City WIDE GRINS The children were required to fill out worksheets with items The activity which included ranging from Indian designs to serving of hot popcorn balls was the learning process enjoyed with wide grins by most ROY — Roy Eagles Aerie of the 65 and “‘We try to have some sort of 3355 will sponsor a membernotes Mrs lead can it Biggs culminating activity at the of ’into fields other ship dance Saturday at 9 study completion of each unit” says Mrs Marion Biggs who team-- J “From here we can take up a pm at the aerie home teaches the third grade with variety of social studies sub- - 5130 S 1700 W Music will be by the Ar-le-n Northern Utahns should enjoy Mrs Rulon Walker and Mrs jects — it depends on class Cook band Members interest to an extent” she says traditionally fine weather on Earl Southwick to invite and “It makes it more fun for the adding that the unique “first are asked Thanksgiving Day and for that bring prospective members of the school has to matter through Sunday accord- kids and they get a chance she Thanksgiving” and c o m p a n ions to the show some real ingenuity” sparked interests ranging from dance ing to the National Weather Ser- adds changing fashions to cultural vice subjects CURRENT TOPIC Skies should continue to be Theme of the current activity partly cloudy through Thursday was “The First Thanksgiving” with patenes of early morning Mr Biggs say B-l- -C The subject was taken up in fog and little change in temperatures Uneven-age- d Terrace Youngsters Recall Pilgrims in Studies & third-grade- rs SI S facts-Thanksgivin- six-ma- represent firms that are large mail users are Douglas Standley National Cash Ron Kirkbride Register Utah Power and Light Co John Meredith Defense Depot Ogden Morris Smith Bon Marche and Clair Scott employes credit union “The committee will meet quarterly to consider suggestions and criticisms of mail service” Mr Mapes federal said “The council serves as an advisory group to postal officials” he added 2ND SYSTEM The secondary system would noninexpensive provide drinkable water for irrigation purposes for Roy City residents The increase to $150 per connection will be the second: boost in purchase price since’ water connections went on sale last June for $75 each The price of $150 per connection will probably remain in effect until the subdistrict’s board of directors sets a fee for the final connections Connections to the subdistrict will be on sale this Saturday from 8 am until noon in the City Municipal Building as a service to those who cannot make the purchase during regular weekday hours VETERINARY SUPPLIES FRANKLIN1 SULMET Protective Products COMBIOTIC AUEROMYCIN Reduce Etc Livestock NOT OPEN The office will be closed for Thanksgiving but will be open each weekday from 8 am until 5 pm with an hour from noon until 1 pm closed for lunch A $486 million loan from the Bureau of Reclamation will pay for the construction of the system if 85 per cent of residents buy connections The money received from connection fees will be used to purchase and maintain a water supply to subdistrict members TERRAMYCIN FIVE POINTS DRUG Losses G H STEWART PPh Ogden Utah Phone 3949463 Five Points Read the Classified Ads clear-cuttin- Highs will be in the low 40s and lows in the middle 20s Probability of measurable rain or snow will be less than 10 per cent Friday through Sunday the prediction is for dry conditions with highs ranging from 40 io 15 Ogden Postal Customer Council has appointn ed a committee according to Edward “Bud” Mapes council president Members all of whom “It’s not that we want more money we just need the support of more of our citizens so we can begin work on the system” said Mr Dawson m rs Financial Services lows The nections i third-grade- 50 HEAVY POSTAL USERS BY' g Me-tannin- - PANEL FORMED for the construction of the secondary water system but cannot be used until 85 per cent of Roy residents buy con- Makes Available ONLY LOAN FUND $1000000 To OGDEN Residents! 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