Sandpoint Junior High Freshmen Explore Self Support Jobs
The career education program sends 25 freshmen, taught by John Wylie, to research mock self supporting cases. Each student pretends to be 16 and a Sophomore at Panepoing High, visiting Sandpoint businesses to learn pay, hours, benefits, and opportunities while locating housing and food sources.
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Sandpoint Junior High
Peggy Barney
Peggy
John Wylie
Panepoing Senior High School
Sandpoint
Idaho approves drop of quota in delegate selection
Idaho Democratic Chairman Joe McCarter backs abandoning the quota system for 1972 Democratic National Convention delegates. He says equal representation for women is desirable but drafting ethnic or racial groups is not acceptable. A Reform Commission drafting committee has proposed rules removing any explicit participation language for women youth and minorities.
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Corral, Idaho
McCarter
Reform Commission of the
Democratic National Committee
Jewish Aid Rallies Fuel Israel War Effort
United Jewish Appeal aims to raise 100 million as Americans donate millions for Israel emergency needs. New York City reports over 4 million, while bonds and rallies unfold in Miami Newark St. Louis and other cities. Ex-offenders center forms in Boise and Hadassah coordinates medical supply aid and youth service work for volunteers.
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United Press International
Israel
New York City
Jerome Rosemarin
United Jewish Appeal
Robert Copeland
United Jewish Federation
Norfolk
Boise
UPI
Tom Ward
Copeland
Miami
New Jersey
St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago
Baltimore
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Hartford
Conn
Anti-Defamation League of the
B’nai Brith
Egypt
Syria
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Cornell University
Ithaca
Hadassah
Bowling News Recaps Tight Matches and High Scores
The Easy Blows drop three to the Shockers in a strong scoring series. John Rader led the Shockers with top men’s score while Diana Moline posted 442 for the women. Easy Blows’ Less Alspach scored 498 and Alice Drew 496. H T beat the 4 O’s 516 to Harold Theodorgon 471. Cramer led the 4 C’s with 508 and Myrtle Churchill topped women with 380.
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Greenwoods
G. D
Alley Oops
John
Rader
Diana Moline
Alspach
Alice Drew
Nathel Alspach
Harry Hulquist
Harold Theodorgon
Dot Hulquist
Robert Cramer
Myrtle Churchill
Larry Forgey
Ed Arndt
Barbara Menard
Leonard Stangel
Lorena Deubel
Janice Klinger
Linda Collison
Lowell Thomson
Ron Collison
John Rader
Robert Green, Sr
Robert Klinger
Russell Green
Football Festival Week at Sandpoint High
Sandpoint Senior High hosts Football Festival Week featuring a homecoming game for the Bulldogs and a halftime crowning of the Football Festival Queen. Seniors Lea Sammons Theresa Travers Candy Crabb Nita Jacobson and Sue Brown compete for queen with Leonard Lund receiving seven votes for royal position.
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Sandpoint Senior High School
Bulldogs
Lea Sammons
Theresa Travers
Candy Crabb
Nita Jacobson
Sue Brown
Marianne Brown
Leonard Lund
haHs
Arraignment Set After Kuna Bar Shooting
Melba man San Francisco Gomez 34 was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after a Sunday shooting in Kuna that wounded Cesareo Aguirre 36. Aguirre was hospitalized in fair condition at Mercy Medical Center in Nampa. Police said the men argued over a woman at a Kuna bar.
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Kuna
Idaho
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Paul Wilson
Ron Garrity
Craig Hartis
Doris Hunter
Bee
Bowling News
PIN Queens Bowling League
Town & Country Bowling League
Coors
Ally Sayers
Hamm's
Co-op
Plantation
Ice & Fuel
Edgewater
Burlington
Exxon
Carl Verdal
Jim Miller
Don Scott
Korner Cafe
M&j
Art Ruyle
Kincaid Electric
Sayers Connies Bon
Sayers
Connies
Bon
Gerri Easton
Nettie Sheffler
Ruth Green
Ray Drafall
Duane Drafall
Phylis Thurlow
Mel Madsen
Dick Ganover
Dick Gance
Mary Madsen
War Memorial Field
Kentucky Velvet
Ponderettes
SHS
Coeur d’Alene Vikings
North Idaho
Wallace
Vikings
Tough University High
Spokane
Central Valley Bears
Lewiston
Bengal
Joslyn Mfg. and Supply Co
Newport, Wash
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