Northwest Regional Folklife Festival set for May 27 30 1977
The largest U S folklife festival at Seattle Center announces May 27 30 1977 dates. It draws Northwest talent from Alaska Washington Oregon Idaho and British Columbia with folk dancing music woodworking pottery weaving and more staffed entirely by volunteers. Applications for volunteers are now being accepted.
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Idaho Territory’s First Years Kind Of A Cruel National Joke
Editor’s note introduces a two part history of Idaho as a U S territory. Author F Ross Peterson surveys Idaho’s early political fractures frontier identity and federal relations, noting beaver trapping and gold rush era impacts on tribes and environment. The piece previews a broader series on state and national history with maps and photo essays.
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Randolph Cramer Concert Slated for Spokane Opera House
Saxophonist Boots Randolph and pianist Floyd Cramer bring country pop to Spokane on April 6 at 8 p.m. as part of the First Bank Spotlight Series. They perform solo and together backed by the Boots Randolph Orchestra with tickets available at First Bank branches in Spokane and the Valley.
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Noxon Art Show to Feature Local and School Exhibits
Noxon High School art class led by Marsha Brisco schedules a two day arts and crafts show April 30 and May 1 in the school. The event invites local artists to display works alongside student and industrial arts exhibits with free public admission.
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Verdal Honored by Moscow Jaycees for Service
Larry Verdal of Sandpoint was named outstanding young educator of the year by the Moscow Jaycees. A 1966 Sandpoint High School graduate, he teaches algebra at Moscow Junior High and serves as athletic trainer for Moscow schools. He is married with two daughters and is a University of Idaho graduate.
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