May Proclaimed Senior Citizens Month in Sandpoint
Sandpoint mayor Floyd Gray declared May as Senior Citizens Month in a May 5 ceremony. Harry McCurdy and Mrs. Ann Brunsell joined, noting 1972 is the action year for White House Conference on Aging recommendations. McCurdy cited growth from 20 to 120 members. Brunsell will soon step down as president of the local Retired Teachers Association chapter.
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Sandpoint City
Floyd Gray
Gray
Harry McCurdy
Sandpoint
Washington, D.c
Brunsell
Mabel Cash
National Retired Teachers Association
Senior Citizens Club
Ann Brunsell
Bonner & Boundary County
Retired Teachers Association
North Idaho College Arts Grant Aids Time Machine Program
North Idaho College receives a 4010 grant from the Idaho Arts and Humanities Commission announced by Leona Hassen. The program Future Shock and the Time Machine covers decades via speakers films and performances with over 20 artists and 30 films.
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Arts
Commission of Idaho
North Idaho College
Leona Hassen
H.G. Wells
Idaho Governor Declares Mother's Week
Governor Cecil D. Andrus proclaims Mother's Week in Idaho and names Lola Gamble Clyde as Mother of the Year. Next Sunday is Mother's Day.
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Boise
Jaycees Name New President for Idaho Chapter
Keith Gabriel of Boise was elected president of the Idaho State Jaycees at the convention in Boise. Dan Malcolm of Moscow, Ron Gibb of Rexburg, and S. A. Smith of Boise were chosen as national directors.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho State Jaycees
Keith Gabriel
Dan Malcolm
Moscow
Ron Gibb
Rexburg
S. A. Smith
Staff Jester Sought For Offices By Dick West
Washington column notes Robert Orben promotes staff jesters to ease corporate tension and boost morale. The idea imagines a modern court jester roaming firms from ITT to Ford and McGraw-Hill with timely quips to defuse stress.
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Dick West Washington
UPD
Robert Orben
Orben
Hester
Fellows
McGraw-Hill
Jobs to Hire 3 Idaho Men in Federal Programs
The U S Labor Department said three Idaho underemployed or jobless people will be hired and trained by two firms under a federal job training program. A combined investment of $5 914 will fund two scouts for Paramount Pest Control in Lewiston and one office machine serviceman for Ken's Stationary in Moscow. Idaho employment officials will handle hiring.
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Seattle
UPD
U.S. Labor Department
Idaho
Jess C. Ramaker
Northwest
Labor Department
Paramount Pest Control
Lewiston
Ken’s Stationary
Moscow
Idaho Department of Employment
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Neil Kenney
Sandpoint Library
Kenney
Jaycees
Sandpoint TV
Pine ST
Chuck Piersol
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Senate
Jack Anderson
ITT
Ford Motor Co
Howard Hughes
Hughes
The
National Crutch Co
Sandpoint Lions Club
Sandpoint Junior High
Pine Street
First Ave
Cedar
Sandpoint Manor
Sixth
Antique Transportation S. Youth Organization
Forest Peradurta
Ron May
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