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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1971
Page
3
Cleaner Air Week runs Oct 24 to 30 nationwide. Idaho’s Al Eiguren says industrial investors push to cut pollution, but complete shutdown could devastate communities. Citizens can help by driving less and keeping vehicles well maintained to reduce hydrocarbons.
Moscow Idaho two area hunters Frank Ovand o aged 35 and his 14 year old nephew Valex Ovando were found alive after a day lost in rugged mountains about 24 miles east of Moscow. About 40 rescuers searched Sunday.
Carleen F. Hamman of Kootenai joined 38 other University of Idaho freshmen as UP Railroad scholars at an awards banquet in Moscow. Since 1921 Union Pacific has annually funded scholarships for 4 H and FFA members across 11 western states.
Homemakers' Tips discusses hard water woes and soap rings in laundry. It explains lime soap dispersing agents and detergent builders improving cleansing in calcium-rich water and compares formulations to current detergents.
News items show Leroy Anderson and Marian Royle classes exploring historic lettering and a small drama by Marian Royle’s Latin class. A wrist wrestling contest is planned by SHS Booster Club with weight classes. Jo Beckley previews Monticola improvements for 1971-72 and Eddie Sue Judy reports on ordering membership pins at $1.50.
Sergeant Elmer Garrett, a local U S Army recruiter, announces a new overseas enlistment option with Travel and Training choices. Enlistees select Europe or Korea for travel and choose a training specialty such as Ground Surveillance Radar Crewman or Field Radio Mechanic in Europe, or Korea options like Power Generator Equipment Mechanic and more. Contact 201 North Fourth Street Federal Building Coeur d Alene Idaho or call 664-3218. collect calls accepted.
Idaho artists may compete in a Franklin Mint bicentennial medal contest with state prizes of 5000 for first 2500 for second 1500 for third and 1000 for fourth. The January 1972 opening marks a major national art competition with information available from the Franklin Mint or the Idaho Arts and Humanities office in Boise.
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