Controlled Hunt Forms Focus On Idaho Moose and Goats
Ray Rogers outlines 1975 controlled hunt rules for Idaho Panhandle species. Applications due July 1 with a $1 fee. two hunters may apply for some species. Moose permits are limited to Kootenai River near Bonners Ferry and Clark Fork areas. Transplant efforts have grown goat herds, and public meetings will discuss Pend Oreille goats. Cautionary note given on resident young wildlife not to be kept as pets.
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Ray Roger
Coeur d’Alene
Panhandle
Kootenai River
Bonners Ferry
Clark Fork
Snow Peak
Colorado
Idaho
Pend Oreille
Mark OConnor Defends Fiddlers Title In Idaho Contest
Mark O Connor 13 of Mountlake Terrace Washington won the junior title for the 13th National Oldtime Fiddlers Contest in Weiser Idaho. He earned a trophy and 125 dollars after a 21 percent years of playing and impressed 1800 spectators with tunes Tom and Jerry Herman s Rag Gray Eagle and Clarinet Polka. Loretta Brank 14 of Winlock Washington took second with 75 dollars, and Jeff Pritchard 17 of Valley Center Kansas finished third with 50 dollars. Joe Picaret of Clarkston Washington was elected president of the National Fiddlers Association. He has served eight years and will take over from Bill Yohey McMinnville Oregon.
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Weiser
Idaho
UPI
Mark O’connor
Mountlake Terrace
Wash
Larry O’connor
Mark
Loretta Brank
Kenneth Brank
Winlock, Wash
Jeff Pritchard
Valley Center Kank
Joe Picaret
Clarkston
National
Picaret
Bill Yohey
McMinnville
Ore
Salmon Idaho urged action on new sewer system
Health officials in Salmon Idaho demand construction of a west Salmon River sewer system by year end 1975 to end temporary individual disposal permits issued since 1971. Dennis Walker cites health standards and potential halting of bar area building if construction does not start.
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Salmon, Idaho
UPI
Salmon
Salmon River
Dennis Walker
District Seven Health Department
Don Vial
Bunker Hill Plans Lead Tests for Kellogg Gardens
Bunker Hill Company will test Kellogg Idaho area gardens for lead in soil and vegetables. The tests are offered free following health warnings about possible lead contamination after high blood lead levels in children. State health officials caution about interpreting results and sampling representativeness.
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Kellogg
Lee Stokes
Stokes
Halley
State Health Department
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Wildlife Window
Lake Pend Oreille
Echo Bay
Bayview
Green Monarchs
Fiddler
Nashville
Tenn
Salmon City
Bunker Hill
Rupert, Idaho
Boise
Minidoka County
William Fischer
Darlené
Fischers
Sandpoint Yamaha