Opening Day Trout Season Attracts Big Catches In Idaho Panhandle
Anglers swarm small lowland lakes starting May 1 for opening day fishing. Hatchery trout stocked across Coeur d Alene region lakes including Chatcolet Fernan Hayden and Hauser Upper and Lower Twin Spirit Kelso Jewell Round Mirror Smith Bonner Bond Sinclair Brush Robinson ahead of the season. Many waters expect good crowds as hatchery fish provide plentiful early fishing for families.
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Panhandle
Pend Oreille
Idaho Panhandle
Hagerman Hatchery
Idaho
Clark Fork
Chatcolet
Fernan
Hayden
Coeur’d’ Alene
Hauser
Fwin
Spirit
Kelso
Jewell
Round
Mirror Lakes
Sandpoint
Smith
Bonner
Bond
Sinclair
Brush
Robinson
Priest Lake
North
Idaho cattle on feed drop 3 percent in 1971 report
Idaho crop and livestock reports show 215000 cattle on feed for slaughter as of April 1 1971 down from 222000 a year earlier. Feeders placed 88000 head Jan 1 to Mar 31 1971, four thousand fewer than the previous year. Egg production in March reached 16 million, one million fewer than March 1970.
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Idaho
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Credit Union Shares Insured and Board Elected
Panhandle Public Employees Federal Credit Union insures member shares up to 20000 through a government program begun in 1971. Life Savings Insurance covers each account up to 2000 at no extra charge. In 1970 the credit union processed 64 loans totaling 59364.70. New board elected at Bonners Ferry meeting includes Richard Hollenbeck as President and Gayla Bristow as Treasurer.
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Panhandle Public Employees Federal Credit Union
Savings and Loan Association
Gayla Bristow
Bonners Ferry
Richard Hollenbeck
Harold Kiebert
Hope
Leo Mangum
Charles Fisher
Sandpoint
Kootenai
Earth Week notes push for continued environmental effort
A year after Earth Day 1970, Idaho focus on environmental awareness grows with school programs and fishing season prep. Hatchery fish, stocking efforts, and diverse introductions aim to sustain lakes and fishing for the coming season.
SBA names six to Boise District Advisory Council
Oliver Davis, district director for the Small Business Administration, announces six new members to the Boise District Advisory Council. Named to two year terms are Glenn A. Lungren, Gene Graves, George Forschler, Bill Brooks, David Baum, and Bud MacKenzie representing Boise Caldwell Burley Idaho Falls La Grande Oregon Pocatello.
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Boise
UPI
Oliver Davis
Small Business Administration
Boise District Advisory Council
SBA
Davis
Glenn A. Lungren
W.E
Gene) Graves
Caldwell
George Forschler
Burley
Bill Brooks
Idaho Falls
David—Baum
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Newport
Morton
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Crowell’s Nest Sagle
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