Sea Scouts Present Bridge of Honor for Ship 100
Sea Scout Ship 100 will present a Bridge of Honor for all troops in the Selkirk district at 7 30 pm Tuesday February 8 at Community Hall. The annual awards meeting falls on Scout ing birthday with Eagle Scout Doug Camster of Ship 100 as the highlight. Camster is a Sandpoint High School senior and the Eagle rank is the highest in scouting. Skipper Vern Eskridge said Ship 100 is well prepared for an engaging program for the public.
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Selkirk
Doug Camster
Ship 100
Camster
Sandpoint High School
Vern Eskridge
Idaho Farm Labor Act faces legislature extending deadline
Boise lawmakers consider extending the Farm Labor Act amid mixed views on migrant housing and conditions. The Agricultural Affairs Committee recommended the bill to avoid expiring March 1, with Gov Andrus wary of the measure and interim reviews continuing amid farm worker concerns.
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Boise
UPC
Idaho
House “Agricultural Affairs Committee
Thie House
Cecil D. Andrus
Jack Claiborn
Twin Falls
Agricultural Affairs Committee
Idaho Girl Wins First Ski Medal
Susan Corrock of Ketchum Idaho earned the United States first Winter Olympic medal in Sapporo Japan, taking bronze in the women’s downhill. She finished one second behind winner Marie-Therese Nadig of Switzerland with Anne-Marie Proell of Austria second. Governor Cecil D Andrus sent a congratulatory telegram from Idaho noting her achievement and inviting her to the statehouse.
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Boise
Anne-Marie Proell
Austria
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
Statehouse
Crow Pushes Advertising Law After Farragut Picnic
Crow proposes an advertising act to regulate mass gatherings after the Farragut State Park picnic drew about 15 000 youths. He urges civil damages for noncompliant sponsors and calls for a grand jury probe into funds collected at the park entrance.
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Coeur D'Alene
Citizens’ Fact
Universal Life Church
Farragut State Park
Stanley D. Crow
Boise
Coeur d’Alene
Crow
Calla
Resignation of Idaho Higher Education Director
Dr. Donald Kline, head of the Office of Higher Education, submitted a two sentence resignation for personal and family reasons. Board president Joe McCollum said the move not a surprise and praised Kline as a very qualified leader, with the resignation to be reviewed by the State Board of Education in Boise or at an upcoming meeting.
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McCollum
Kline
Twin Falls
Milton Small
Boise
Small
State Board of Education
Office of Higher Education
Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Program Highlights Local Speakers
The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce regular monthly meeting on Tuesday February 8 features Gary Pietsch and Jack Russell as guest speakers. The luncheon will be at the Elks Club and is open to Bonner County residents seeking a program of interest to all.
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Bonner
Sandpoint
The
Elks Club
Will
Gary Pietsch
Jack Russell
One Accident Marred Quiet Weekend in Bonner County
A vehicle driven by Lamoyne Ross, 46, left SH 200 about 10 miles east of here, rolled over, and she was cited for inattentive driving. Mrs. Ross suffered minor injuries and was treated and released from Bonner General Hospital the same evening. The accident was investigated by Cpl. Harvey Biffle.
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Bonner County
Lamoyne Ross
SH 200
Here
Harvey Biffle
Ross
Bonner General Hospital
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Frank Mercer
Farm Labor Board
Virgil Farrer
D-Nampa
Farrer
Claiborn
Carroll Dean
Albert Johnson
D-Pocatello
Lestern Hartviksen
Dmalad
Rage
Trestle Creek
Ron Book
Sandpoint Sportsman
Chamber Meet
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