Soda Springs community brief notes and plans
Bob Wallace travels from Soda Springs to Seattle and on to Anchorage to work three months as an highway commission engineer aide before returning to Moscow. Girls State attendees Shirley Gunnell and Marilyn Maughan return. arrangements available via Mrs. Charlotte D. Salser. Caribou Angling Club opens in Soda Springs with fishing rights, no liquor, fly pond, women and children pond, clubhouse, and future lake for skating and winter sports. Community events include July 4 celebration plans with open air dances, parades, and prizes. local notable movements and local incidents noted.
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Bob Wallace
Soda Springs
Seattle
Anchorage
Alaska
Highway Commission
Moscow
Shirley Gunnell
Marilyn Maughan
Girls State
Pocatello
Charlotte D. Salser
Wilford Thatcher
W. V. Bybee
Charles Skinner
K. C. Sessions
Meadowville
W. C. Beam
Turner
Tvan Adams
Beam
American Legional Soda Springs
Idaho Regulates Transport and Gift of Fish and Game
Idaho officials restrict transporting for others and accepting gifts of game if no written record shows number, kinds, date, taker name, address and license. Transportation to cold storage with details does not exceed the transporter's bag limits. A fisheries study maps Idaho waters into four classes, noting 594 stream miles flooded and 19 percent slated for reservoir development over three decades. Factors include aesthetics, availability, use, productivity, and size with A to D ratings.
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Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Fisheries Division
Idaho
Idaho Class 1 streams and Fly Fishing Only Silver Creek
Idaho lists 15 718 miles of fishing streams with 5 327 miles or 34 percent as Class 1. After removing automatic Class 1s for anadromous fish the total falls to 3 263 miles or 21 percent. Fly fishing only is allowed on Silver Creek from Kilpatrick bridge to Groves Creek mouth with no rafts or boats. float tubes allowed.
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Idaho
Silver Creek
Kilpatrick Bridge
Groves Creek
Idaho Hosts First Off Campus Outdoor Education Workshop
Idaho announces its first off campus outdoor education and conservation workshop to be held July 28. Organizers emphasize hands on activities and field demonstrations for students and teachers interested in outdoor learning and conservation practices.
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Idaho
Conservation Workshop For Teachers At Cascade Lake
Through August 3 at the 4H Camp west of Donnelly Boise State College and agencies including the Fish and Game Department sponsor a renewable resources workshop for grade school teachers. It covers soil water plants and animals with two all day field trips. includes material aid from Dr Donald Clive and Boise College for program planning.
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Cascade Lake
Donnelly
Boise State College
Fish and Game Department
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John W. Kunz
Williamsburg
George Frost
Caribou
Henry and
Gray
H. C. Covert
Thatcher
P. C. Covert
Missouri
Arkansas
Opera
George Gephart
Sam Gagan
Dan
Fullerton
Calif
H. T. Dorrien
H. C. Gorton
White Owl Club
Board of County Commissioners
Caribou County
Tion
City Council
Board of Trustees of Incorporated Cities
Jack Gibbs
Edwin M. Smithera
ELLIS
Kenneth Fowler, Clark
Fish and Game News
Sy Franklin Folger
Lowy
Ntorg Uw Ing Nethin
Les
Cha
Perk’s Electric
East
1St South
Donald Clive
Ahetory Servation Workshop
Boise College
Boise
Soda Spriog
NG Busines