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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
9
March arrests for fish and game violations total 47 with fines of 1189.50, half staying in counties for school and general funds. Three month totals show 186 arrests and 3822.50 in fines, with licenses rising May 4 from 5 to 6 for residents and from 75 to 100 for nonresidents, and changes to nonresident licenses.
The largest Utah Idaho Key Club Convention to date ended in Pocatello with trophies for top clubs and individuals. More than 380 Key Clubbers attended over two days. Pocatello High School Key Club won the achievement trophy for clubs with 26+ members, Payette took the silver for under 5 members, and Richfield won silver for second place. Weber High School Ogden earned the gold for most outstanding single service while Richfield also took a silver. A fishing license section and a new nonresident license class with a $5 gun license were noted.
The Interstate Antelope conference urges stockmen to keep the lower barbed wire 16 18 inches above the ground and the upper strand no more than 40 inches high. This ratio lets antelope go under the fence and deer to leap over.
Air Force Nurse Corps seeks qualified applicants in the USA. Women must serve a minimum two year active tour, men three years, with commissions as Air Force Reserve officers. Requirements include ages 21 to 35, U.S. citizenship, graduation from a three year nursing program, state registration, and meeting Air Force standards. Call Sergeant Yarbrough at the recruiting office for details. Lava Hot Springs Natatorium opens after flood repairs.
The Idaho Historical Society prepared texts for two new historical highway markers to be built by the state highway department. One will be in a St. Charles park noting Gutzon Borglum born March 1867 in Bear Lake Valley, creator of Mt. Rushmore. The other marker near Soda Springs on US 80 N will describe the town’s origin at the hand of P E Conner.
Arden Drake of Mountain Home, director, said Judge Chase A. Clark’s ruling last week ends two years of litigation as a moral victory for Idaho druggists. The federal suit accused price fixing under the Sherman Act, but the judgment found no guilty verdict and reminded members of the restraints on mutual prescription pricing.
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