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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
3
The notice lists legal requirements for hunting in Idaho including license types, age rules, and allowed firearms. It covers game animals such as antelope elk bear moose deer and several rabbits, upland birds, nonresident permits, and protected birds with seasonal specifications. It also notes penalties for illegal possession and outlines weapon restrictions and permit processes.
Statewide launch planned at the Idaho Land and Snow Sportsman Council summer meeting in Boise with David Bivens as committee chair. Other agenda items include fall hunting plans, a Hunting By Permission sign program, selecting the 1968 Landholder Sportsman of the Year, and officer elections.
Hunters must hold a valid Idaho hunting license for big game and the appropriate game animal tag. It is unlawful to carry a firearm in archery hunt areas during the season except for taking game birds. Crossbows or explosive arrow devices are prohibited for archery hunts.
Instructors express public gratitude to Ace Hansen of Ace Chevrolet for loaning two cars to transport the Red Cross swim team to Lava Hot Springs. They also thank the students and parents for cooperation contributing to the program's success.
Renee Christensen notes the first four meetings of the Dough Nuts 4-H Club starting June 13 with officer elections led by Nancy Kunz as president and April Brower as vice president. June 20 guest Mrs Mae Williams spoke on the Fair and demonstrations were given by Becky Viehweg and Lorri Panting with Nancy Kunz dismissing each meeting.
Local page notes events and brief items from Soda Springs Idaho dated Thursday August 29 1968. Details are fragmented but indicate community notices and short factual items typical of the era.
The first 4H Club meeting was held Friday July 12 at the Odell Thomas home. Cecil Alldaffer Extension Agent and five members attended along with Blake Jacobson Lloyd Jacobson Greg Thomas Kevin Thomas Kelly Thomas and three visitors. Officers elected were Blake Jacobson president Lloyd Jacobson vice president Kevin Thomas secretary and Kelly Thomas reporter. A club name was discussed but not decided.
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