Bancroft school year officers and staff list
The document lists Rao J as Chairman with Alan Smith and Henry Meiners among others as officers for the school year. Hurley A Hamilton is noted as superintendent, with Knowles as district secretary. It names high school teachers across subjects and routes for bus and forage staff, plus principal and grade assignments at North Gem school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Rao J
Alan Smith
Rook
Henry Meiners
Gyle
Robert Red
Hurley
Hamilton
Knowles
Em High School
Hurley A. Hamilton
Thomas F Duce
Thomas H Ygg
Byron L Parkinsary
Higginson
Chastensen
Comfortha Bassett
Aileen Larsen
H von Morith
Robert Music
North Gemy
Henna
Ivan Mickelsen
Jenkins
Iward
Sen
Enson
Zers
H von Mor
City Toponce
An- Hatch
Theron Hesterfield
sLain
Lund-Ivins
Maughan
Forage
Man
Byrum and
Lain
New Assistant Manager at Grays Lake Refuge
Art Wemmerus became assistant manager of the Grays Lake and Bear Lake Wildlife Refuges, starting June 12, after moving from Kern Pikley National Wildlife Refuge in California. His wife Monika, a German native, and their two children Patricia and Gary live at 270 East 3rd North. Wemmerus holds a wildlife management BS from Humboldt State College earned in 1968 and enjoys hunting, fishing, water sports, and homemaking activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Wemmerus
Grays Lake
Bear Lake
Kern Pikley National Wildlife Refuge
San Joaquin Valley
California
Wemmerus
Monika
Germany
Patricia
Gigg
Gary
New Jersey
Gallea Gees
Umboldt State College
Aroum
Uge
Russ Hoffman
Asi
East 3Rd North
Caribou County Royalty Named For 1970 Fair
Claude Sant and Jo Seemst win senior king and queen titles at the Caribou County Fair and Rodeo. Attendants are LeRoy Padula and Debra Garrett. Junior royalty named Randy Pitchford Robyn Collins and Craig Corbett with attendants Zella Latham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Sant
Grace
Jo Seemst
Soda Springs
Caribou
LeRoy Padula
Debra Garrett
Randy Pitchford
Robyn Collins
Grays Lake
Craig Corbett
Zella Latham
Early Chukar Season Set for Middle Fork
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission authorized a special chukar hunting season on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River from Sulphur Creek mouth to the confluence with the main Salmon. The hunt runs Aug 9 to Sept 18 with a daily bag of 10 and possession of 20, open to various firearms, and aims to boost harvest while river floats remain in canyon areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Fork
Salmon River
Shoup
Boise
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
John R. Woodworth
Bighorn Sheep
Woodworth
Big Creek
Machines process applications for wildlife hunts
The Fish and Game Dept adopts data processing to handle hunt permit applications. It reduces time from drawings to notifying winners for moose mountain goat and big horn sheep. Duplications checked. elk deer and antelope pre drawing not processed due to volume. First controlled hunt drawings set for July 23 at 2pm in Boise headquarters. public invited to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Fish and Game Dept
Thayne Gentry to Join Marines in Boise
Thayne Gentry departs Wednesday evening for Boise to enlist in the United States Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayne Gentry
Boise
Little League Bout Ends 74 Rupert Bombers Triumph
Soda Springs Little Leaguers fell to the Rupert Bombers 74 in their Matador Invitational game. Other details were unavailable at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Bombers
Soda Springs
Open Letter Explains School Lunch Program in Idaho
In District No. 150 an open letter reminds parents that hot school lunches provide at least one third of daily needs. It outlines requirements for meals, cost support by USDA commodities, and encouragement for student participation and prepaid monthly lunch tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Congress
USDA
Idaho Fish and Game Commission Sets Upland Game Seasons Dates
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission will meet in Lewiston in August 2021 to establish closing dates, bag limits, and regulations for upland game birds and other small game. A public hearing will occur on the first day. Opening dates were fixed last May for scattergunners. Pheasants Oct 11 in northern Idaho and Oct 25 in southern Idaho. Hun and chukar quail grouse Sept 20. Turkey Sept 27. Mourning doves and cottontail rabbits Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Lewiston
Idaho
Turkey
Steak Fry at Golf Course Picnic Area
Mr and Mrs Kay Spackman and other couples hosted a 4 steak fry Saturday night at the golf course picnic area. Guests included Mr and Mrs Grant Erickson Mr and Mrs Glen Bright Mr and Mrs Jerry Merrill Mr and Mrs Ted Gummersall Mr and Mrs Doug Hogan and Mr and Mrs Frank Preece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Spackman
Grant Erickson
Glen Bright
Jerry Merrill
Ted Gummersall
Doug Hogan
Frank Preece
Golf Course
First Day Hitches Served Tuesday Sept 2
Helen Rae Larsen notes the initial service day for hitches will fall on Tuesday September 2 as part of a new schedule. This marks the start of deliveries or services arranged by Larsen in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rae Larsen
Gun accidents in Idaho in 1968 record 118 victims
Idaho Fish and Game reports 118 people harmed by gun accidents in 1968, including 15 fatalities. Of 48 hunting accidents, 52 percent involved 19 or younger with many non intentional discharges. Two women were gun handlers. several cases involved children. The department promotes gun safety education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Ecently
Martel Morache
Conservation Education
Morache
Price Support Rates Announced for Wheat Barley and Oats
The 1069 crop price support rates are announced by H. D. Ozburn chairing the Caribou County ASCS Committee. Loan rates on a farm stored basis: No 1 Wheat 1.15 per bushel No 2 or better Barley .81 per bushel and No 5 or better Oats .66 per bushel. Eligible loans apply to wheat and barley for participants in those programs while all producers qualify for oats. Loans available from harvest through April 30 1970 maturing May 31 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Ozburn
Caribou County
ASCS
Moonquake tech aids Apollo mission part of lunar package
Moon mission equipment includes a nuclear powered radioisotopic heater from Mound Laboratory and a sensitive 112 pound seismic station by Bendix. The heaters keep gear warm through two week lunar nights, while the seismic unit detects meteors and moon quakes long after the astronauts return. Mound Lab and Monsanto Research Corp developed the heaters under AEC contract with Sandia Laboratory handling safety tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamisburg
Moon
Armstrong
Collins
Aldrin
Earth
Lunar
Mound Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Monsanto Research Corp
Bendix Corp
MRC
Mound Laboratories
U.S Atomic Energy Commission
Donald P
Giles family reunion held at Columbia Gardens Montana
David F and Ellen Nielsen Giles family reunion Aug 2 and 3 at Columbia Gardens Butte Montana with 41 attendees including D Charles Giles Martin Ruggles Stuart Beins Jerry Giles and Marilyn Crag families from Soda Springs Salt Lake City Provo and Conda. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Robert Hogan and Mr and Mrs Bill Monahan of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F
Ellen Nielsen Giles
Soda Springs
Conda
Columbia Gardens
Butte, Mont
Robert Hogan
Bill Monahan
Butte
D. Charles Giles
Martin Ruggles
Stuart Beins
Jerry Giles and Sons
Marilyn Crag and Sons
Salt Lake City
Provo
Seventh graders course aims and safety notes
Morache outlined that the annual course for all seventh graders includes statistics on incidents and that the material can be designed to safeguard against danger areas. The plan emphasizes qualified paths and practical design to reduce risk in the curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morache
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Scroft
Yellowstone Park
Lowin
George Meecham
D Baum
Rug Brother
Charles
Grays Lake Refuge
Llen
Aberdeen Angus
Bill Jenkins
FFA
Angus Bred Co
Angus Isn
Beauty
Grace Lions
Peterson’s AG
Chadwick
Bannock
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