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fr^ fft,X5Z4 c5Ln Volume Xi'Xl lo, 19 M STATE FQKBSTERS March 3, 1953 EDITORIAL . This coming Wednesday, the fourth, of March, there will be a^ special meeting of the Forestry 01 ub in Room 104 of the Forestry Building to vote on the question of whether the Engineers will -participate in foresters' Week or not0 Key* this question of Foresters1 Week is not to "be taken lightly-, it is a serious problem* Up to the present time,.with the exception of last- year, the Engineers have been content to furnish us with competition for our noon activities and not; engage in any of our other events* But now they have reorganised Sheir. club and will not he willing to just furnish us with corn-petition for noon activities* if the Engineers co-operate at all with us during Foresters1 Wee!;., it will probably be an all or nothing deal* That is, they will want to combine Foresters* ¥eek with Engineers' Week and split everything S^S^o That means we will have compe¬ tition games at noon, they will.participate in the assembly, have their own queen, and share 50-50 on Paul's Party, with them trying to have their queen reign as she did last year over Paul's Party. In other words, it will he ah incorporation of Foresters* Week and Engineers' Week* On the other hand, we can keep it strictly Foresters' Week, .have competition among ourselves, have our own assembly, and be sure that our Queen will reign over Paul's Party (it will still be open to anyone who wants to come)* This is the problem that must be settled at.the special meeting this coming Wednesday, so be sure and be there. Think about this before you come to the meeting so that you will have some idea of what you want* Remember, it is up to you as a Club to decide what is to be done, so be sure and attend this special meeting^ the responsibility for the decision is yours* —Editor HERE'S STORY OF OLD SPH3AE1 BY T333 I IAN WHO BAGGED HIM "I killed and trapned ^3 bear in.my 3^ years on forest*" So writes Frank Clark of EFD Mai ad, Idaho, Box 135 It was he who killed Old Ephraim, You know about Old Ephraim, Such men as Orson Ryan of Logan and Vance D. Walker of Mendon have been telling about him for some time* Great old bear was Ephraim* And Mr. Clark's story of the bear's being taken is delightful. At the end of his story he writes: "This story was written on request of Viola S, Schantz, Zoologist Branch of Wildlife Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington D. C, and is,loaned to Forest Service to tyne and retain one copy, "Of the men who saw E-phraim only one besides myself is now alive; is Sam Kemp, Portage, Utah, who was the first man to see him*» Forest Rangers Bert Despain and J0 J„ Wise handed us a copy of Frank Clark's story about Old Ephraim,. We're thankful for it3 And it seems to us that the folks hereabouts would like to read the story. *v.st as Frank Clark wrote itc
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Title | Clark story reprinted in Chips publication, 1953 |
Description | Chips, a Utah State University Forester's Club publication, reprinted the story of Frank Clark in their March 3, 1953 edition (Vol. XIII, no. 19). This version of Clark's story was printed a year prior, in the February 24, 1952 edition of the Herald Journ |
Creator | Clark, Frank |
Subject |
Grizzly bear hunting--Utah--Logan Canyon Grizzly bear--Cache Valley (Utah and Idaho)--Folklore Logan Canyon (Utah)--History Old Ephraim (Bear) Student newspapers and periodicals--Utah--Logan Clark, Frank, 1879-1960 |
Publisher | Utah State University Foresters |
Geographic locations |
Logan, Cache County, Utah, United States, http://sws.geonames.org/5777544 Logan Canyon, Cache County, Utah, United States, http://sws.geonames.org/5777546 |
Language | eng; |
Source | Utah State University Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, General Book Collection |
Physical Collection | Old Ephraim/by Frank Clark |
Call Number | 979.2524 C547 |
Rights | Reproduction for publication, exhibition, web display or commercial use is only permissible with the consent of the USU Libraries Special Collections and Archives, phone (435) 797-2663. |
Digital Publisher | Digitized by : Utah State University Merrill-Cazier Library |
Date Digital | 2008-11 |
Type | Text |
Format | Text/tif; Text/pdf |
Digital Specifications | Captured by Utah State University Library using an Epson Expression 10000XL scanner, 24-bit RGB at 400 dpi. Archival file is uncompressed TIFF and PDF |
Date | 1953-03-03 |
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Title | Page 1 |
Transcript | fr^ fft,X5Z4 c5Ln Volume Xi'Xl lo, 19 M STATE FQKBSTERS March 3, 1953 EDITORIAL . This coming Wednesday, the fourth, of March, there will be a^ special meeting of the Forestry 01 ub in Room 104 of the Forestry Building to vote on the question of whether the Engineers will -participate in foresters' Week or not0 Key* this question of Foresters1 Week is not to "be taken lightly-, it is a serious problem* Up to the present time,.with the exception of last- year, the Engineers have been content to furnish us with competition for our noon activities and not; engage in any of our other events* But now they have reorganised Sheir. club and will not he willing to just furnish us with corn-petition for noon activities* if the Engineers co-operate at all with us during Foresters1 Wee!;., it will probably be an all or nothing deal* That is, they will want to combine Foresters* ¥eek with Engineers' Week and split everything S^S^o That means we will have compe¬ tition games at noon, they will.participate in the assembly, have their own queen, and share 50-50 on Paul's Party, with them trying to have their queen reign as she did last year over Paul's Party. In other words, it will he ah incorporation of Foresters* Week and Engineers' Week* On the other hand, we can keep it strictly Foresters' Week, .have competition among ourselves, have our own assembly, and be sure that our Queen will reign over Paul's Party (it will still be open to anyone who wants to come)* This is the problem that must be settled at.the special meeting this coming Wednesday, so be sure and be there. Think about this before you come to the meeting so that you will have some idea of what you want* Remember, it is up to you as a Club to decide what is to be done, so be sure and attend this special meeting^ the responsibility for the decision is yours* —Editor HERE'S STORY OF OLD SPH3AE1 BY T333 I IAN WHO BAGGED HIM "I killed and trapned ^3 bear in.my 3^ years on forest*" So writes Frank Clark of EFD Mai ad, Idaho, Box 135 It was he who killed Old Ephraim, You know about Old Ephraim, Such men as Orson Ryan of Logan and Vance D. Walker of Mendon have been telling about him for some time* Great old bear was Ephraim* And Mr. Clark's story of the bear's being taken is delightful. At the end of his story he writes: "This story was written on request of Viola S, Schantz, Zoologist Branch of Wildlife Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington D. C, and is,loaned to Forest Service to tyne and retain one copy, "Of the men who saw E-phraim only one besides myself is now alive; is Sam Kemp, Portage, Utah, who was the first man to see him*» Forest Rangers Bert Despain and J0 J„ Wise handed us a copy of Frank Clark's story about Old Ephraim,. We're thankful for it3 And it seems to us that the folks hereabouts would like to read the story. *v.st as Frank Clark wrote itc |
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