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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
2
A mahogany and bronze plaque from the National Rifle Association sits in Governor Don Samuelson's office. The honor came as first runner-up in NRA's 1968 national awards for conservation and hunter safety, presented by NRA Northwest rep Grant Sanborn to the governor.
Governor Don Samuelson and Les ter Gissel of Sandpoint created Idaho’s first hunter safety course for children in 1947. The NRA later adopted a similar program in 1952, expanding the effort beyond its original Mish and Game backing.
A Sweden obituary mix up inspired Alfred Bernhard Nobel to create the Nobel Prizes. He redirected his fortune into five awards in physics chemistry physiology or medicine literature and peace, each yielding 30 000 to 50 000 yearly. The piece reflects on self image and sober judgment.
St Charles and nearby communities report visits and travels including Mrs Allie Bunderson staying at Sunshine Terrace in Logan Utah. Guests include Mrs Rosell Bennett and Mr Mrs Herman Wood from Laketown and a hospital visit in Salt Lake City for Del bert Pugmire.
Oren Peterson won the first prize at the Rod and Gun Club dance. Hervin and Shirley Hemmert also earned prizes. Hervin unexpectedly collected five Bear Lake Hot Springs swims, a family business. Several local residents and relatives mentioned attendances, visits, and family milestones across St. Charles and nearby towns.
An article laments federal drilling laxity in California where shallow casing allowed massive oil spills. It argues state controls would have required deeper casing and criticizes federal regulation and “states rights” rhetoric amid the disaster.
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