Idaho allows limited Chinook salmon fishing this summer
The Idaho Fish and Game Department announced a summer Chinook fishing season starting July 25 to balance sport fishing with preserving runs of spring-run and summer-run chinook. Water conditions from late snowmelt have reduced catches, and Ice Harbor Dam counts will determine if fishing continues on the South Fork of the Salmon River.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
John R. Woodworth
Middle Fork
Woodworth
Ice Harbor
Snake River
Idaho
Deadline Near for WWI Vet Loan Guarantees
Less than a month remains for World War I veterans to use VA loan guarantees for home farm or business purchases. The cutoff date is July 25, 1967, per congressional action. Korean conflict and post‑1955 service veterans are not affected. Kopan urged quick selections to avoid last minute certification rush. Visit in Newton: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bunn and daughters Susan and Debra visited Emery H. Benson and relatives.
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Loryn
Kopan
Veterans Administration Center
Boise
Veterans Administration
United States
Newton
Stanley Bunn
Susan
Debra
Utah
Emery H. Benson
Shellenbergers Visit Montpelier Clergyman Ends
Rev. and Mrs. John Shellenberger and Christy visited Rev. and Mrs. David Crawford last week. Shellenberger is a former Presbyterian minister from Montpelier. The article notes salmon run trends in Idaho rivers with spring-run salmon faring better than summer-run, and timing for fishing before July 15 in most streams.
Grace Nelson family visit and July 4 flag ceremony
Grace Ed Nelsons of Lava Hot Springs visited sister Emma Hansen. A sunrise flag raising ceremony on July 4 at Bannock Stake House was led by Grace Consolidated Primary Guide Patrol with Curtis Stoddard Justin Campbell Clifford Carver Brent Krebs posting the colors. The program included leading prayers and readings on the Declaration of Independence and its meaning, plus a benediction by Kirk Young.
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Ed Nelson
Lava Hot Springs
Emma Hansen
Bannock Stake
Grace Consolidated Primary Guide Patrol
Darlene Hardy
Curtis Stoddard
Justin Campbell
Clifford Carver
Brent Krebs
John Meacham
Mark Sullivan
Val Whitehead
Benediction
Kirk Young
Cheryl Hardy
Janet Winike
Cheyenne
State Hospital
Evanston
Wy9
Lavon Earl
Toppenish
Wash
Stanley Harrison
Eugene Harrison
Corvallis
Ore
Stanley Harrisons
Ray W
Merlene) Peterson
Clearfield
Blaine Martinsen
Provo
Henry Martinsen
Grace Lions Club
Soda Springs
Neal Sanders
Glen Sorenson
Ken Roberts
LaMar Burgin
Los Angeles
Lawrence Burgin
Blackfoot Reservoir
Bear Lake
Henry
Leona Brackenbury
Judy Thomas
Burley
Sam
Jean Thomas) Taylor
Passaic
N.J
Jean
Willis Rowsell
Kathleen
Sheila
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Tempe
Birs
Lyi Rowsell
Don Petersen
Soda Springsly
James Fehouse
Mes Fim Daly
Joe Mata
Ron
Jerry Reeves
Gordon L. Ray Davis
Ka Link
George Osd
Floyd Eldred
Gordon ‘Moots
Frank
Monter
Grant Hulse
Bancroft
Igses Fae Puncan
Michelle ‘Davis
Pati
Marie Men
4-H Club News on Tree Growth and Press Making
In Grace Idaho the Woodlings met at Roxie Marshall home and held three demonstrations on How a Tree Grows Eldon How to Make a Press Wally and How to Make a Cross Section Brent They built two cardboard presses gathered leaves for presses and returned home Wally Reporter
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Woodlings Grace
Idaho
Roxie Marshall
Eldon
Wally
Brent
Guise Ticks Soda Springs Doris Bollar Meeting Officers
A Soda Springs club meeting organized and elected officers. Rick Bollar is president, Raulin Panting vice president, J V Bollar secretary, Alien Munro reporter, with Nadine Munro Chad Panting and Tom Seamons as additional members. Next meeting June 29 1967 at 8 pm at the Courthouse.
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Guise
4H Club Meeting Opens With Pledge And Safety Tips
Annette Shuler presided as president at the Soda Springs Mazie Porter 4H meeting. Kathy Porter and Cheryl Archibald spoke on safety and etiquette before the group discussed plans for a Hawaiian luau.
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Soda Springs
Mazie Porter
Annette Shuler
Kathy Porter
Cheryl Archibald
Soda Springs Cook Happy Club Tries Cream Puffs
The Cook Happy Club met at Pat Preece's home for its third gathering. They attempted cream puffs, some turning out hollow, so they filled them with pudding. An electrical storm struck as they pulled the baked goods from the oven sending everyone to the couch. Karen Davis Reporter.
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Soda Springs
Pat Preece
Happy Club
Karen
Karen Davis
Pricked Fingers Club Meeting Heads to Courthouse
Our president Cindy Haga opened the meeting as Valerie led the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4H Pledge. Dianna demonstrated machine threading, Valerie distributed a treat, then a game followed before adjournment. Michele Davis reporter.
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Soda Springs
Lorrine Allred
Cindy Haga
Valerie
Dianna
Michele Davis
Sewing club notes with Carla Peterson and Rohalt
Carla Peterson led a hamburger frying demo and a sewing session on facing edges with understitching and finishing. Attendees showed dresses and skirts to Mrs Rohalt, some needing alterations, led by Shirlene Rohalt.
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Carla Peterson
Carla
Seven Snappy Seamstresses Meeting Report
The Soda Springs seamstress club held a June 22 meeting at Robyn Gambles home with KayLynn Rohalt presiding. Darlene Smith demonstrated waistbands, Dar lene Smith also will teach sewing next time, and Ind y Gilbert offered hair care tips. A member refused practice safety, and the group visited Alice Joy Shop for undergarment advice.
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Darlene Smith
Indy Gilbert
Soda Springs
Muriel Atwood
Robyn Gambles
KayLynn Rohalt
DeAnn Ander
Alice Joy Shop
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South Main Bocatello
IRAHO
Pahsimeroi
Stanley Basin
Alaska
Hawaii
Grace
Hooper Springs
Ma de Porter
Carol Bingham
Karen Allsdaffer
Allen
Reporter
the Cook Happy Club
Sewers
Lloyd's
Edna
EL Paso
EL Paso Products Company
Conda
Odessa
Texas
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