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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1969
Page
3
A vivacious 4H stylist hosts a spring fashion session stressing wardrobe planning for girls. She demonstrates versatile outfits including a feminine pinafore over a sheer dress and sailor pant ensembles. The program emphasizes fashion freedom, accessories, and mixable elements like collars and vests.
Miss Ressler will present the Fashion Parade with the Caribou County Extension Service acting as host. Guests from Franklin Bear Lake and Oneida are invited to attend a fashion workshop focusing on fabric dimensions and string construction for creating stylish silhouettes.
State land totaling 15809 acres near Grace was sold at an oral auction in Caribou County Court House on April 11 to Lynn E South Grace for 2000 dollars. The land was appraised at 12760 dollars. Also sold were 100 shares in the Last Chance Canal Co No 1152 and 100 shares in the Tanner Canal Co No 15, appraised at 2176 dollars, purchased by Merrill Lloyd Grace for 2200 dollars at the same sale.
The session passed two property tax measures raising maximum levies in counties over 75 million and affecting equalization. A separate 4% cap and a five year extension of the equalization period constrain increases. dollar certification replaces mills for budget needs. Also notes on hunting and fishing license trends.
Idaho Fish and Game reports higher total license sales and tags across classes in 1968 compared with 1987. Shipping and senior resident permits fell modestly, while elk and deer tags issued at no cost to seniors 70 and over increased from 1967 to 1988. Breakouts show 109,700 resin.
Conditions improve across the state as deer and elk herds endure the season with minimal losses. Weather moderates, snows compact and recede, exposing bare ground on south facing slopes.
Northern Idaho aims to protect big lake trout with a stated season from April 15 through December 15. Gaff hooks are banned when landing fish from a boat. The period precedes the Panhandle Region’s lowland lake season and applies to Prest Lake.
The Caribou County Idaho School District No. 149 announces a special election on April 29 1969 from 2 to 8 PM at Bancroft City Hall to decide a five mill levy for the general maintenance and operation fund for 1969 70. Qualifications include Idaho electors residents for over thirty days and taxpayer status. Published April 10 1969 and April 24 1969.
The notice lists open kokanee fishing periods from April 5 to April 30 and December 1 to December 15 for Upper Priest Lake and similar waters. It states year round access with a daily bag limit of 50 fish for sportsmen and no possession limit. It notes lowland lake season in the Kootenai Pend Oreille and Spokane river drainages runs May 3 to November 30.
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