Idaho Fish and Game News Highlights Season Closures and Programs
Idaho closes migratory waterfowl season on December 27 ending most game bird hunting except rabbits through February. Archery deer seasons run in eastern management units 64, e and 78 through December. Partridge and quail hunts continue in specified counties through December 31. Ted Trueblood to lead National Wildlife Week with theme Waterfowl for the future by Conservation of wetlands. Federal aid for 1961 wildlife projects totals $371,659.29, boosting Idaho’s cumulative federal funds to over $5 million for habitat work and stockman efforts. Adult information forums ride the education wave in Salmon, Twin Falls, Soda Springs, Hailey, Glenns Ferry, Parma and northern Idaho. local sponsors enable slide talks with visuals on wildlife biology.
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Idaho
Dano
Ted Trueblood
Nampa
Ernest E. Day
Boise
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Dingell Johnson
North Lake
Sand Creek
Market Lake
Fort Boise
Salmon
Twin Falls
Soda Springs
Hailey
Glenns Ferry
Parma
Marsing
George Nichols
Pocatello
Michael Throckmorton
Milt Williams
Lewiston
Accidents Reported in Soda Springs and Idaho Falls Areas
Multiple traffic incidents described: a one car crash at the U S Post Office on South Main near the east doorway injuring a corner with 300 damage to the car and 25 to the building, and a two vehicle collision on Highway 94 near Enders Hotel hindering officers. The report also notes Idaho State College on a 240 acre site and a quoted shopping dialogue mentioning a suit price of 110 dollars for fifteen panty hose pairs.
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South Main Street
U. S. Post Office
Inora Vonberg
Claude S. Or Mae Jeppesen
Soda Springs
Ralph J. Bea
Accient
Highway 94
Enders Hotel
Main Street
Mariann Horsley
Ralph Horsley
Thomon Cellan
Chrysler
Dean M. Lloyd
Idaho State College
Red Hill
Pocatello
The
Academy of Idaho
Relief Society Christmas Party and Holidays Visit Notes
The Relief Society held its annual Christmas party led by Counselor Neomia Schenk with carols by Ina Wilson and Edna Darlington. Readings and solos were performed, gifts exchanged, and refreshments served by Pauline Christensen and Mary Meiners. A lengthy list of attendees and holiday travel followed, noting relatives visiting Salt Lake City and various family trips for Christmas.
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Relief Society
Neomia Schenk
Ina Wilson
Edna Darlington
Twila Lechtenberg
Tha King
Pauline Christensen
Angela
Luella Peterson
Rachel McLain
Mary Meiners
Lucille Hunter
Naomi Schenk
Sylvia Bower
Hortense Yost
Edna Dar|ington
Vivetta Anderson
Jennie Lloyd
Joy Hobson
Reed Christensen
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Stanley Cramer
Joe Lloyd
Luther Wilson
Roger
Don Jawett
Central
Arlo Wilson
Tracy
Brigham City
Jerome
Keith Wilson
U.S.A
Karen Wilson
Ogden
Paul T. Lechtenberg
Parley Schenk
Virginia Barker
Pocatello
Hy Call
Frank Barker
Twin Falls
Neal Gunderson
Idaho Falls
DuWayne Lechtenberg
Hii Field
Arthur Peterson
Perry Smith
Eugena
Ray Bond
Iboys
Boise
Buell Hawkins
Jack Blauer
Caribou County Hospital
Sale of Estray Animals in Caribou County Idaho
Glen Ruud takes up a red Baldy cow and her calf in Grace precinct. The cow weighs about 1100 pounds and has a Double 00 Bar brand on the right ribs and a F or F half circle with blotch on the left ribs. The calf weighs about 350 pounds and has no brand. Animals to be sold at public auction Friday January 12 1962 at 2 p.m. Glenn Road Ranch nine miles southeast of Grace. Sheriff Ralph J Marriott Caribou County Idaho. Published December 28 and January 4.
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Glen Ruud
Grace Precinct
Caribou County
Idaho
Glenn Road
Grace
Ralph J. Marriott
Dee
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Idaho Fish and Game News
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Custer
Lemhi
Trueblood
Wildlife Week
Caribow County
Goby
Glenn and Don
Grace Hardware
Earl Gunnell Grain Soda Springs
Miracle
Gagon Lumber CO
FORD
Herb Whitworth
Eliot Casperson
City Transfer & Storage
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