Grace School Board Sets New Leadership for District 148
Grace School Board met at Grace High School to reorganize the board with Dean Berton as Chairman and Frank Swensen as Vice Chairman replacing former leaders. Douglas Carter sworn in to replace Clifford Manhart as board member. Budget hearing drew ten listeners as plans for rezoning and equalizing district populations were assigned to Superintendent C. D. Simmons for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace High School
Dean Berton
Frank Swensen
Harold Varley
Dean Burton
Douglas Carter
Clifford Manhart
Ralph Adamson
Dallas Murdoch
C. D. Simmons
Thatcher
Kay Edrington
Berdell McCurdy
Supt. Simmons
Oregon bill to give Idaho a vote on some river regulations
Oregon Senate approved a Columbia River Compact measure 27 to 2, prompting criticism from Fish and Game director Joe Greenley who called the bill unacceptable because it would grant Idaho a vote on Idaho boundary issues but not on Oregon Columbia River fish rules. He noted amendments could invite Oregon regulation of Salmon and Clearwater rivers, likening it to Idaho regulating Imnaha and Deschutes. Greenley remains hopeful for future compact bills and says identical measures by Idaho Washington Oregon are needed before federal approval.
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Oregon
Joe Greenley
Oregon Senate
Idaho
Columbia
Imnaha
Deschutes
Greenley
Washington
U.S
Library Grants Reading Program to Boost Kids’ Access
The Region V Library System grant supports a Children's Story Center aimed at drawing children to the library, fostering a love of reading through a story hour, films, puppets, and activities. Project includes carpeting, a 16 mm projector, bean-bag chairs, and floor cushions, with Edith Steele leading the grant application and the board approving the plan.
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Idaho
Idaho State Library
Boise
Regional Systems Board
Title Children's Story Center
Edith Steele
Patricia Reeve
Frances Basset
Paul Tapion
Stanley Porn
MoWas
Repaan
Community Notes From Grace Idaho Stake Camp and Local Visits
Monterey residents Aiter Bench visit Earl Whiteheads as Charlin Harrison attends. The Thomas family from Magrath Alberta welcome daughter Kathleen, husband Brook Harker, and children Stacie Jo, Brittany. Dustin Brewer Harker born to Veil Hubbard family. Rasmussen family hosts Maxine Garbett and Richard Garbett en route to Wichita Falls. Grace birthday dinner for Lydia Thomas at Florence Johnson’s. Dairyman Sherman Toone chosen to represent Idaho Midwest Breeders in Green Bay tour.
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Lional Harrison
Monterey
Calif
Earl Whiteheads
Harrison
Whiteheads
Charlin
Frank Thomas
Magrath
Alberta
Canada
Kathleen
Brook Harker
Stacie Jo
Brittany
Thomases
Harkers
Dustin Brooker Harker
Veil Hubbard
Bonners Ferry
Hubbards
Carl Rasmussen
Maxine
Richard Garbett
Garbetts
Wichita Falls
Texas
Carl
Florence Johnson
Grace
Johnson
Williams Ward
Grace Idaho Stake
Eight Mile
Glen Turner
Greg Toone
Neil Hubbard
Maxine Garbett
Blackfoot
Henry
Wesley Miles
Preston Hospital
Laura Clege
Clark Mickelson
Arlin Meacham
Virginia
Joan
Clark Mickelsons
Mes
Tarra Sax
Midvale
Warren Henderson
George Markovitch
Hendersons
Floretta Ames
Salt Lake City
Hannah Pearson
Mink Creek
Lydia Thomas
Edna Caspersen
Preston
Thayne Whitehead
Spokane
Washington
Thayne
Earl
Letha Whitehead
Sherman Toone
Idaho
Dairymen of
Midwest
Boy Scout Day Held July 18 at Camp Honock
Soda Springs Idaho Stake annual Day for eleven year old Scouts held at Camp Honock on July 18 began with an 8 15 A M flag ceremony by Troop 502. Master of ceremonies John Banks and staff led sessions in conservation, maps, knots, archery, cooking, first aid and more. Twenty eight boys attended.
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Soda Springs
Idaho Stake
Camp Honock
John Banks
Jeff Anderson
Chris Torgesen
Robert Clark
Glenn Welker
Sid Cellan
Pete Johnston
Ross McLain
Order of the Arrow
Hayden Lambson
Tendoy Council
3B.S.A
Lambson
Arleen Torgesen
Ruth Gentry
Betty Richards
Valerie Ackerman
Marsha Ward
June Fraser
Danielle Olney
Della Brown
Pat Biewigg
Doris Jensen
Prinary
Brenda Wilson
Grace Wheeler
Stake
Pri
Poor showing at hearings on duck hunting framework
Public hearings on an Interior Department environmental impact statement drew 483 listeners and 65 statements while 48 000 letters and petitions represented over 78 000 citizens. Legal action by anti hunting groups delays migratory waterfowl seasons by about 20 days, with Idaho adjusting dove season dates to July 2 and August 27 to allow comment on year round Fish and Wildlife Service data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Idaho
Federal Register
Fish and Wildlife Service
Ducks UN
Scout Leader Thanks Camp Attendees And Instructors
The scout leader expresses gratitude to everyone who attended the camp and specially thanks instructors leaders and the scouts for their participation and effort.
Campaign seeks repeal of gun laws and voices for hunting
Petitions asking for repeal of gun control laws circulate nationwide backed by Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms. Backers urge repeal of the Gun Control Act of 1968 and seek protections for waterfowl and dove hunting lead shot use while supporting pro gun owner legislation led by Senator James A. McClure.
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United States
Citizens Committee For
Washington
D.C
Bellevue
James A. McClure
Idaho
Consumer Product Safety Commission
John M. Snyder
Washington, DC
DeSales Street
N.W
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American School Board Journal
Fish and Game
Lynn Elsmore
Lance Gross
St. Anthony
H. B. Lowe
Gene Hackman
Cos Tan
Bannen
Ax Ben JC
Ee Aan -Richa
Jan-Michael Vincent
Ihnson
RD Brooks
Walt Disney
Durga Head
Hes Bank
Aiter
Greta
Paul Jenkins
Logan
Harold Peterson
Cedar View
Caribou
Hooper Springs
Attendaance
Alica Shaver
Edith Call
Alice Hansen
Hare Ozburn
Myrintha Hopkins
Louise Young
Maelva Petereit
Erma Humphreys
Perky
Caribou County
Sun Soda Springs
Interior
Caribou Construction
Joe Bag
Caribou Dental Office
Association of
Duane J. Williams
Williams
Lennox
Hooper Clyde Hamp
Whitehead
Insurance Agency
Grace and Soda Springs
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