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THE IDAHO FORESTER 63 SOWDER, ARTHUR M., '25, M.S. fFo1-.J '27, As- sistant Professor of Forestry, School of Forestry, University of Idaho, Moscow. SPACE, JACKSON W., '27, Senior Forest Ranger, U. S. Forest Service, Pecos, New Mexico. SPACE, RALPH S., '25, Assistant Supervisor, Blackfeet National Forest, Kalispell, Mon- tana. SPENCE, LITER E., '28, M.S. fFor.5 University of California '3O. Liter is with the Idaho School of Forestry, teaching Range Man- agement and Wood Technology. STANLEY, WILFRED B., '30. Don Axtell reports that Bill is scaler for a Weyerhaeuser logging unit near Kelso, Washington. STAPLES, I-I. W., '20, Assistant Cashier, First National Bank, Moscow, Idaho. STILLINGER, C. R., Special '19, Associate Path- ologist, 406 Federal Bldg., Spokane, Wash- ington. A STONEMAN, J. W., '23, Colbert, Washington. Stony is manager of the Greenleaf sum- mer and winter sports resort. STOUFFER, DAVID J., M.S. QFQI-.J '32, 273 Durand Street, East Lansing, Michigan. Stouffer is taking advanced work at Michi- gan State College. V STOWASSER, CLARENCE, '30, 525 West Summit Avenue, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. TAYLOR, JOHN, EX-'32, Extension Forester for North Dakota, Bottineau, North Dakota. He has published a check list of North Dakota Woody Plants. He plans to con- tinue his forestry studies at Idaho next fall. THORNTON, JAMES A., Ex-'12, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. TOOLE, ARLIE W., '27, Klamath Agency, Ore- gon. Toole is Forest Assistant, U. S. In- dian Forest Service, Klamath Indian Res- ervation, Oregon, in charge of timber sales and roads. WARD, RAY, Executive Assistant, Colville Na- tional Forest, Republic, Washington. WALRATH, FAIRLY J., '27, Oroiino, Idaho. WENDLE, REX, Ex-'30, Equipment Clerk, Bur- eau of Highways, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Wendle's work consists of purchasing sup- plies and keeping equipment records for highway machinery in the five northern counties. WHEATON, RODGERS G., '24, M. F. Yale '25, Manufactui-er's Agent, 631 White St., Springiield, Massachusetts. WHITE, HAROLD Z., '26, 1113 10th st., Lewiston, Idaho. White is Superintendent of Dry Kilns, Potlatch Forests, Inc. He announces the birth of a daughter on March 29, 1933. WILLIAMS, GUY V., '27, Mountain States Tele- phone and Telegraph Co., Boise, Idaho. un-nn-n-nn-nn,-.uninn-nn-nn-nnl.- .-un-nu-un-nn--nn-a orestry Clothes of ins'-fi'-Soi ufI'5i:'5'5nr orestry Cloth .r,q1,gEITg!gs ' Outdoor clothingnthat fits well, looks well and gives long Wear. For the forester or out- E door lover nothing can be more comfortable ' F l l Order Coat or Shirt 1 and convenient than an outfit of Forestry.Cloth. l Designed especially for the purpose. Ample pockets well distributed to make the load easy. inch larger than white I 'r' . . - Cal Y collar S1Z6.Bl'G9ChGS give L waist measure. Cruising Coats ...... ...... S 12 Laced Breeches .... .... 1 2 Shirts to Dflatch ,,,,,,h,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 In Khaki as low as S3 the T garment. Illustrated ca- T C. C. CO. talog FREE on request. Second at Madison Seattle, Washington llllilllllllllS-llllvm:vuuvullzilnilnl-:ull-vlvllvuu-:1--IfH-1-I1+I-TW!-1Hlv--llVt-llll-ivllli-lllll-will--IIII-1 l l- 'T' T 'T T l V ' In writing advertisers, please mention The Idaho Fureslex
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62 RUTLEDGE, R. H., Regional Forester, U. S. For- est Service, Ogden, Utah. SAJOR, VALENTIN, '26, M.F., Yale '27, 1213 Constancia, Manila, Philippine Islands. Sajor is forester with the Bureau of For- estry, Philippine Government, serving as Assistant Chief, Division of Licenses. SALING, WALLACE M., '28, M.S. CFor.J '29, junior range examiner, Boise National For- est, Boise, Idaho. Smoky worked on bug control on the Wasatch National Forest last fall, and was on detail during the win- ter in the Ogden regional office and at the Intermountain Forest and Range Experi- ment Station. Mr. and Mrs. Saling visited the University April 5, 1933. Smoky was delighted to renew acquaintances. SARGEANT, HOWARD J., '30, 428 Scarritt Bldg., Kansas City, Missouri. Sargeant is Junior Forester with the Biological Survey, Land Acquisition Division. He is assigned to ex- amination-appraisal work in the central states. On a western trip he was able to visit his Alma Mater September 22, 1932. SCHOFIELD, W. R., '16, 2728 Ohio St., Sacra- mento, California. Schofield is Forest En- gineer and Tax Economist with the Tax Research Bureau of the State of California. SCHUMAKER, FRANK, '31, Blackfoot, Idaho. Schumaker was on the protection force of the Kaniksu National Forest last summer, and with the U. S. Reclamation Service from September to November. SCRIBNER, C. H., Ranger on the St. Joe Na- tional Forest, St. Maries, Idaho. SHANER, F. W., Ranger Course, '23, Ranger, Selvvay National Forest, Kooskia, Idaho. SHANK, PAUL J., '31, Assistant Ranger, Idaho National Forest, Warren, Idaho. Shank's work includes timber sales, construction, projects for unemployment relief and fire protection. He was recently married. SHARMA, P. D., M.S., CFor.J '22, Technical Adviser to the forestry department in the State of Gwalior, India. SHARP, ANDREW G., M.S. fFor.J '29, Kapuska- sing, Ontario. Sharp has been promoted from wood technician to sulphite engineer by the Spruce Falls Power and Paper Co. He writes: After having spent the last two years working as contact man between the woods department and the mill I am now specializing on technical problems in the sulphite mill. The work is interesting and as this mill produces several grades of sulphite for shipment along with their re- quirements for newsprint a high degree of technical control is required and main- tained. SNOW, E. A., '25, Arapaho National Forest, Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado. L... THE IDAHO FORESTER I-.,,..nn- .... .1 1 1 I-uu1uu--nu1m-nn-nn-nu-un-uni BLOOR Motor Co. Complete l oNE sror SUPER SERVICE STATION I I I 0 I I I Opposite Post Office Moscow IDAHO i - - .. - - - - -- - -- -.,..-...l - .... -..-- .... - .,.. - .... .. .... - .... - .... -.---..- ,.,, - GREETINGS To Idaho's Foresters and Alumni FROM GREGORY ond HUF F Insurance and Bonds Moscow, Idaho ............-..,......,-....-.,..-....-....-..,.-..,.-....-,.,.-....-.......ll Say: I saw the advertisement in The Idaho Forester.
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