Jets To Play a Single Game This Weekend
Spokane Jets cling to a one point WIHL lead and meet Nelson in the Spokane Coliseum on Saturday night. The Jets and Smokieaters had led the fight for the title until Nelson’s two wins this week tightened the race. After the weekend Spokane faces Cranbrook, Kimberley, and Nelson in three games next week.
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SHS spring class activities and sports results
SHS reports reveal plans for a business club trip to Spokane, pending date. Math and home economics classes practice advanced topics and crafts. English assignments focus on pronouns and research paper topics. Intramural tennis doubles champions crowned. Student Council meeting criticized as unproductive. Physics class explores nuclear energy and reactions.
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SHS Students Excel In Poultry and Public Speaking
Future Farmers of America members Steve Hepperle Brian Dockins and Joe Thacker won first in district poultry judging in Moscow. Hepperle placed third in public speaking, helping Sandpoint maintain second in the North Idaho District. Ponderesties drill team posed for Monticola photos with member Janice Rainey. Mrs Royle and Mr Whalen merged orchestras for concert and contest use.
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Bulldogs Set For Weekend Matchup With Coeur d Alene
Wallace Bulldogs host Coeur d Alene this Saturday in Bulldog gym in a delayed game after a sickness postponement. Coach Ron Hunt notes height edge for the visitors and a close contest expected despite Lindgren sidelined by mumps.
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Social Security Earns More Benefits for Working Recipients
Beginning in 1973, workers collecting social security can earn more without losing all benefits. Reductions will apply at $2 earned for every $1 over $2,100 yearly, replacing prior limits. The earnings test rises automatically in future years, with 1975 as the first possible automatic increase.
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Buck Would Eliminate Team Sports In Olympics
USOC president Buck urged removal of nationalistic elements and team sports from Olympic events. He proposed security upgrades at villages and opposed paying athletes. Buck also criticized IOC decisions on basketball and a gold medal case and urged improved judging standards.
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