Open Winter Benefits Spring Idaho Fishing Outlook
Open winter boosts year round waters with better potential for steelhead trout and bass as conditions warm. Fisheries officials remind anglers to carry 1959 licenses and 1958 regulations and note sturgeon limits and set line rules. Blueback fishing starts in Priest and Pend Oreille lakes with overall bass numbers strong and planning for June 4 opening.
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Idaho
Salmon
Snake
Swan Falls
Priest
Pend Oreille Lakes
Presbyterian Ruth Circle Meets at Tigert Home
The Ruth Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Organization met at Alice Tigert’s home on Thursday afternoon April 3 for a Luke study led by Annette Styles. Members invite others to join May 1 at Annette Styles for further Luke discussion.
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Ruth
Presbyterian Women's Organization
Alice Tigert
Luke
Annette Styles
Children urged to exercise caution in bad weather
K B Miller of the Idaho State Automobile Association warns that bad weather increases accident rates due to reduced visibility and slippery streets. He notes school-age children are especially at risk and urges parents to teach safe walking habits as an AAA safety poster promotes traffic safety in Idaho schools.
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K. B. Miller
Idaho State Automobile Association
Miller
AAA Club
AAA
Idaho
Magdalena Yurgionas
Edison Junior High School
Los Angeles
California
American Automobile Association
Third Grade Projects At Soda Springs School
Third grade students under Mrs Findlay and Mrs Anderson study Idaho and progress through varied activities. They film a town movie showing chosen professions, draw Hastings Mills as a pioneer town, study ear and eye in health, divide by fractions in arithmetic, and create conservation posters and land tables for PTA.
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Findlay
Bart
Karen Sorensen
Sandra Jo Allen
PTA
Alice Faye Lahman
Pugmire
Back the Attack on Accidents
State Traffic Safety Director Harold Davin urges Idaho motorists to obey traffic laws to prevent crashes. He cites speeding and passing on hills as major causes and notes marked white lines and warning signs guide safe driving.
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Harold Davin
Idaho
Traffic laws save lives urged by safety leader
Disjointed notes mix cautionary police speak with a dramatic door knock and a joke about a cab chase. The piece underscores care on the road and attention to signs, citing Mr. Davis while weaving in odd dialogue about deception and a 13 story window escape.
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Iia Handier
Igtain
Fish and Game News
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Winchester
Wayne's
Phillips 66
Soda Springs
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Prphives
Sun
Soda Springs Grade School
Conservaton
Mr. Davis
Georgie Kaye
Preferred Risk Mutual Insurance
Jim Weaver
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Tennessee
Nbc-Tv
del Rio
BKS
Sean
Ford
Timmehour
Mans
R. J. Coppard
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