Idaho anglers optimistic on fishing season buoyed by light snowpack
Idaho fish and game officials predict a better than average fishing season this summer due to a lighter snowpack and low runoff potential. State supervisor Stacy Gebhards notes reservoirs hold good water, improving early season fishing. though several area roads and waterways remain closed or snowbound in Grace Montpelier Pocatello regions with specific closures and openings listed.
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Fish and Game Department
Stacy Gebhards
Boise
Gebhards
Gem
Grace area
Montpelier
Bloomington Lake
Whiskey Creek
Beaver Creek
Pocatello
Hawkins
Marsh Creek
Man’s obligation to God stressed in soil stewardship drive
Albert Christman, chairman of the Caribou Soil Conservation District, says the observance May 27 to June 3 highlights stewardship of soil and water along with other resources under the theme Changing Challenges. The notice invites participation.
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Albert Christman
Caribou
Attending Station Draws From Multiple Idaho Counties
Attendees came from Caribou Bannock Franklin Bonneville Bingham and Bear Lake counties for the sta tion.
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counties
Caribou, Bannock, Franklin, Bonneville Bingham
Bear Lake
Idaho Fish and Game Officers Export Murky Streams
Conservation officers from Idaho Fish and Game Department report most streams remain murky while several others stay high. Field personnel note varying conditions across areas and emphasize ongoing monitoring.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Terracor reports Idaho water system plan review
Terracor filed a report with Idaho State Health Department officials detailing a proposed culinary water system south of Soda Springs. The plan is led by Terracor affiliate Terra Engineering with an estimated total cost of 430 dollars.
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mies
Terracor
Health Department
Idaho
Alvin R. Anderson
Terra Engineering
Be A Careful Driver for Memorial Day Weekend
The Idaho Traffic Safety Commission and state agencies urge motorists to be responsible during Memorial Day weekend. Peak traffic is expected Friday May 25 after 3 00 pm and return travel Monday May 28. Officials warn of mountain rock, slow moving vehicle law, and increased patrols to cut fatalities, noting nine deaths last Memorial Weekend.
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Idaho Traffic Safety Commission
State Police
Departent of Highways and
Law Enforcement
Idaho
Soda Springs shines with three podium finishes at state meet
Jerome wins the State A-2 Track meet in Boise last weekend. Soda Springs earns third in the 880 relay and second in the 440 relay, while athlete Wilson takes fourth in the 220 yard dash.
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SODA SPRINGS
Jerome
Boise
Wilson
Briday Evening Program Preview and Graduation List
A May 25 program outline outlines two key events. Graduates appeared the prior Sunday, with notes on ceremonies and participants.
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Briday Vévening
Sun
Brigham City Hosts Youth Track Camp Signups
Sanctioned recreation program aims to recruit girls and boys ages 6 to 17 for a youth invitational track meet in Brigham City Utah this summer. Signups May 30 31 at the city park with T League baseball Pony League and girls softball sessions. coaches urged contact Glade Oberhanski 547 3968. Adult leagues planned after youth coverage.
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mer
Santion
Brigham City
Utah
city park
T-League
Glade Oberhansii
Runoff Forecasts Show Normal to Low Water for Idaho
A state water forecast says most Idaho watersheds will run below normal runoff. Reductions range from one to 10 percent with precipitation below normal at all elevations. Snow water equivalent varies from low to critically low in Snake River north and other north Idaho drainages, while southern tributaries range normal to above average.
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Soil Conservation Service
National Weather Service
Idaho Department of Water Administration
north tibutary
Snake River
Idaho
Three Month Weekend Begins for Soda Springs Kids
A Soda Springs second grader overheard saying this Thursday starts a three month weekend for children. The remark captures a playful, optimistic view of the long break.
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Soda Springs
Reminder of Idaho Stake Conference Schedule
The Idaho Stake Conference is set for Saturday evening and Sunday. The general session on Sunday begins at 10:00 a.m. at the Stake Center.
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Idaho
Driving Patience Corrals Impatience Have A Mind For Traffic Safety
A cautionary note urges drivers to practice patience on roads to reduce accidents. Emphasis on self control and awareness by motorists, with reminders to obey signals and yield to pedestrians.
Write-In Wins Trustee Spot at Grace High School
In Monday 14 election at Grace High School for Trustee of District No 5 write in candidate Howard Johnson won by a small margin. Incumbent Roy Corbett had 17 votes while Johnson received 21 of 38 total votes. Judges Silas Van Vincet June Fowler and Clara Gibson praised the process.
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Grace High School for
Howard Johnson
Roy Corbett
Silas Van Vincet
June Fowler
Clara Gibson
Tur ner couple attends ISU graduation for son Albert
Mr and Mrs Albert M Turner attended commencement at Idaho State University where their son Albert earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree on Saturday.
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THOMAS E. SEAMONS
Ernest G. Seamons
Loda Springs
Idaho Properties Company
James Doss
Boise State College
syards
Albert M. Turner
Albert
Idaho State University
County Graduates From Idaho State University Commencement
Idaho State University held its commencement in the Minidome at Pocatello on May 19 1973. County residents and certificate candidates from the School of Vocational Education are listed among December 1972 completers including Don Craig Shuler Evelyn Allsop Dalton Albert L Turner Ariel Bruce Larson Get Flint Smith Bancroft Robert Spackman Kathryn Jones Smith Ada Kath ry Jones Smith Marilyn Elaine Christensen Steven Lee Weighall Marla Jo Atkinson among others.
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Idaho State University
ISU
Pocatello
Caribou
Don Craig Shuler
Evelyn Allsop Dalton
Grace
Albert L. Turner
Ariel
Bruce ‘Larson
get Flint
Smith
Bancroft
Robert. Spackman
Ada
Steven Lee Weighall
Marla Jo Atkinson
Youth loans offered by Farmers Home Admin for 4 H projects
The Farmers Home Administration will lend to youths under 21 for income producing projects tied to 4 H, Future Farmers of America, and similar groups. Eligible applicants must be US citizens under 21, reside in rural areas, lack other loan sources, and use funds for farm or nonfarm ventures such as crop or livestock production, repairs, mobile repair vans, or roadside stands. Contact Mortensen at the Soda Springs Idaho office or call 547-3647.
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Farmers Home Administration
4-H
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
United States
Mr. Mortensen
East 3rd South
Soda Springs
Idaho
Largilliere Agency Announces New Licensed Agent Lucky Sklenar
Licensed agent La Quita Lucky Sklenar joins Largilliere Insurance Agency in life and disability coverage. The agency writes life and medical plans with American States Life and Cancer Care Insurance with American Family Life Insurance, both rated A plus Excellent by Bests.
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Largilliere Insurance Agency
La Quita
Phosphate Lands Targeted in Caribou National Forest Study
Forest Supervisor Don Schultz announces a land-use study of about 190 000 phosphate unit acres north and east of Soda Springs and Georgetown Idaho. An interdisciplinary team will prepare an environmental analysis and plan balancing mining grazing and logging with hunting and fishing as chief activities, aiming for a public review by 1974.
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Caribou National Forest
Don Schultz
Soda Springs
Georgetown
Idaho
Schultz
Mike Hanson
Hanson
Flower Containers Should Be Picked Up After Use
The Grace Cemetery Board urges that flower containers be collected within ten days of Memorial Day to allow lawn mowing by the caretaker. Secretary Irene Weaver notes the requirement and reminds interested keepers to retrieve containers.
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Grace Cemetery Board
Irene Weaver
Snell Family Attends Boise Graduation Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Max Snell and Mrs Cleone Peterson of Hyde Park Utah attended in Boise to celebrate their daughter Sally Snell graduating from Boise State College as a Certified Dental Assistant. Sally will work for the summer in Jackson Wyoming.
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Max Snell
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