Board Approves Needs Assessment for District 82
The Board of Trustees authorized administrators to apply for a needs assessment by the Idaho State Department of Education. Superintendent E Wayne Likens supported the move. The department planned to announce the 25 districts selected by Jan 7, but official names were not yet released.
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Board of Trustees of
School District 82
Idaho State Department of Education
E. Wayne Likens
Department of Education
Hofmeister Discusses Idaho’s New Criminal Code Changes
Hofmeister argues the old Idaho code, saved by centuries of rulings, remains viable though the new code shifts crimes like child custody violation to felonies and broadens definitions of theft and assault. he warns of increased jail time and legal costs as the state tests the new provisions.
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Hofmeister
NIC Schedules Night Courses for Winter Semester
North Idaho College announces evening class registration for the second semester. The program includes Special Interests courses such as Automotive Care and Maintenance for Men and Powder Puff Mechanics for Women, Beginning Cake Decorating, arts, music, and Jude Copen for ages sixteen and over. Academic transfer, vocational, and business courses cover a wide range, with a complete schedule to be published prior to registration. For more details call Jean Frick or Joyce Boswell at 667-7422.
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North Idaho College
Jude Copen
Jean Frick
Joyce Boswell
Studded Tires Get Research At Washington State University
Washington State University modifies its pavement test facility to study wear caused by studded tires. John C. Cook states two sets of studded tires will be tested under a contract with the Washington Highway Commission to quantify pavement wear and explore design changes to reduce damage.
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Washington State University
John C. Cook
WSU College of Engineering Research Division
Washington Highway Commission
Cook
State Highway Department
Spokane
Washington Society of Professional Engineers
Funeral services for Clarence G Hunt set in Sandpoint
Clarence Grant Hunt 78 died January 9 at Bonner General Hospital. Services will be held January 14 at 1 p.m. from Moon Chapel with Rev Doak officiating. Burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Born August 21, 1893 in Baron Wisconsin, he moved to Sandpoint in 1902 and joined the local Methodist Church. He married Clara Maude Groat in 1965 at Bellingham Washington and is survived by his wife, one brother Fred Hunt of Sandpoint, and several nieces and nephews.
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Clarence Grant Hunt
Moon Chapel
James ‘Doak
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Hunt
Bonner General Hospital
Baron
Wisconsin
Sandpoint
Bellingham
Washington
Clara Maude Groat
Clara
Fred .O. Hunt
Marriage Licenses Applied For
Jan 3 Jack J Lewis and Fe Buenconsija of Newport Washington. Jan 7 Mark S Nelson and Linda G Finney of Sandpoint. Jan 10 Daniel P Walker of Coeur d Alene and Hope A Fister of Sandpoint.
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Jack J. Lewis
Fe Buenconsija
Newport
Wash
Mark S. Nelson
Linda G. Finney
Sandpoint
Daniel P. Walker
Coeur d’Alene
Hope A. Fister
Legislator’s Boise affidavit idea targets review of bills
Hofmeister quipped that a Boise requirement should force lawmakers to sign an affidavit that they have read each bill before voting. He criticized legislators for not reviewing proposed laws, citing the Criminal Code as an example with many affirmative defenses.
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Boise
Hofmeister
Vet Students Get Work Program Funds In Idaho
A $25 000 Emergency Employment Act grant funds part time work for veterans attending North Idaho College under GI Bill. Administered by Idaho Employment, placemen t done by NIC, with special vets from Korea Indo China eligible. Term ends August 30 1972. Contact Coeur d Alene Employment Office. Boise recycling center resumes after year closed. Karen Fransworth says a newsprint drive will start this month.
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North Idaho College
NIC
Idaho State Department of Employment
Korea
Indo-China
Department of Employment
Department
Coeur d’Alene
Boise
UPI
Karen Fransworth
Women’s Relief Corps to hold Friday meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps will meet Friday January 14 at 1 30 p m in the I W A Hall with officer installation and a coffee hour after. The American Association of University Women will meet January 13 at 7 30 p m in Community Hall to finalize plans for Career Information Day at the Senior High and urge all members to attend.
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Women’s Relief Corps
I.W.A. Hall
Wok
American Association of University Women
Clark Fork Grange to Meet January 13
Clark Fork Grange No 448 will hold its regular business meeting at 8 p.m. on Thursday January 13 in the Clark Fork Hall Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club announces first meeting at the new Sandpoint Community Hall January 18 at 7 30 p.m. Visitors welcome.
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Clark Fork Grange No. 448
Clark Fork Hall
Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club
Sandpoint Community Hall
Portland Weekly Livestock Market Report Highlights
Livestock market totals show 1 415 cattle and calves with varied ranges for steers heifers and cows. Hogs incl barrows gilts sows rise. feeder steers and lambs with prices listed across weight classes.
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Portland
Lincoln PTA Meets For School Support
The Lincoln PTA met on January 1 with guest speakers Shirley Hamacker and Linda Bloom. They discussed highlights of the state convention in Pocatello in October. The PTA presented Principal Bloom a 150 dollar check for school needs. The 4th grade won the room count and Mrs. Dick Bloom won the cake.
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Lincoln Pta
Shirley Hamacker
Linda Bloom
Pocatello
PTA
Bloom
Dick Bloom
Larry Inks to Speak at Sandpoint Junior Women’s Club
The Sandpoint Junior Women’s Club set a meeting for Tuesday January 18 at 7 30 p m at the Pastime Cafe with guest speaker Larry Inks owner of Inks Thrift Store whose topic is Shopping Hints and Brand Comparison of Foods.
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Sandpoint Junior Womens Club
Larry Inks
Inks Thrift Store
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