PSAT NMSQT Testing For Priests River Students
Priests River guidance directors Cheryl Stransky and Steve Snedeker announce sophomores to seniors may join over one million students globally in the PSAT NMSQT this fall. The October 18 test at Priest River, cosponsored by the College Board and National Merit, offers SAT insight and scholarship opportunities and access to College Board resources.
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Cheryl Stransky
Steve Snedeker
Priests River
College Board
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Priest River
Idaho high school seniors urged to seek military academy nominations
Idaho students wishing to secure nominations must file by September 20 with Senator James A. McClure. Eligible seniors entering June 1977 classes may apply, with nominations decided by Congress and academy admissions offices. Address requests to Senator McClure in Washington DC for details.
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Washington
Idaho
Jim McClure
Senator McClure
Members of
Congress
Air Force
Merchant Marine
Military
Naval
Skvorak Named National Merit Semifinalist at Priest River
Carol C Skvorak a Priest River High School senior was named a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist. She is among 62 Idaho students recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Corp Evanston Illinois. About 15 000 semifinalists compete for roughly 3 900 scholarships with announcements in April and May 1978. Barbara A Mershon of Bonners Ferry was also a semifinalist.
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Carol C. Skvorak
Priest River High School
United Press International
Wedensday
Skvorak
Idaho
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Evanston
Illinois
Barbara A Mershon of
Bonners Ferry
Drug Therapy Program Aims to Aid Elder Care in Idaho
A five city program on elderly drug therapy runs Oct 6 through Oct 14 across Coeur d Alene Lewiston Boise Twin Falls and Pocatello. Sponsored by Idaho Health Facilities Inc and NICHE SICHR at Idaho State University the sessions run 8 30 a m to 4 45 p m with fees 750 5 00 and 250 for students.
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Idaho
Idaho Health Facilities, Inc
Idaho Confederation of Health Education Consortia, Inc
Don Pederson
Southeastern Idaho Center For Health Resources
SICHR
Idaho State University
Coeur d’ Alene
Washington Water
Pocatello
Phar
Youth Faces Arson Charge in Kirkham Fire Case
A 17 year old Ada County boy was charged in juvenile court with starting the Kirkham Hot Springs fire that burned 925 acres in the Boise National Forest on August 19. He told the U S Forest Service that he and another 17 year old started a campfire and let it get out of control.
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Idaho City, Idaho
UPI
Ada County
Kirkham Hot Springs
Boise National Forest
Us. Forest Service
City Council Grants Across the Board 6 Percent Pay Hike
The September 7 meeting approved a six percent across the board pay raise for PR employees effective October 1 due to inflation. Volunteer firefighters receive $5 per hour for the first hour, $3 for subsequent hours, plus $3 per hour for drills and $1.50 for meetings, all starting October 1. Other actions include Neil's Marina beer license application, Doris Kenner sun deck permit, and a $343,952 FY1978 operating expense budget with $98,000 from CETA funds denied. Flood insurance for the sewer and water plant in the flood zone will require maximum coverage.
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Priest River
Neil's Marina
Doris Kenner
Donald Martin Ford
CETA
New Air Patrol Aims to Catch Speeders in Idaho
State troopers may patrol highways from an unmarked airplane in a pilot program led by Kelly Pearce and Darrell Manning. Aerial speed checks would use a stopwatch and radio to below unit cars, avoiding radar detectors and CB detection.
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Boise
UPS
Kelly Pearce
Department of Law Enforcement
Darrell Manning
Lumberjack Days Set For September 16 In Orofino
Orofino Idaho gears up for Lumberjack Days from September 16 to 18 with fair exhibits starting Friday at noon. A three hour logging show closes Sunday at 1 p.m. Events include cross-cut sawing power sawing wood chopping and ax throwing plus spring-board chopping new this year. The hot saw competition and kiddies parade add family thrills as logs and lumber are auctioned Saturday and dances anchor the weekend.
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Orofino
Idaho
Clearwater County
Priest River
Obituary: Raymond P Panici 33 Spirit Lake Area
Raymond Paul Panici 33 died September 12 north of Spirit Lake on Highway 41. Born July 18 1944 in Rochester Indiana he married Aline Teneza September 28 1968 in Tinley Park Illinois. He served four years in the U S Navy and worked as a heavy equipment operator with IUOE Local 150. He moved to Spirit Lake from Country Club Hills Illinois May 15 1977 and worked as a motorcycle mechanic in Spokane Washington. He is survived by his wife Aline two children Roy and Andrea both at home his parents four brothers and one sister and his grandmother Marie Novelli. Rosary September 15 Moon Chapel at 5 30 p m Father Grant officiating. Funeral Mass September 16 at 10 a m St Josephs Spirit Lake with interment Spirit Lake Cemetery.
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Raymond Paul Panici
Spirit Lake
Rochester
Indiana
Aline Teneza
Tinley Park
Illinois
U.S. Navy
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 150
Country Club Hills
Ilinois
D. and
D.* Cyclés
Spokane
Washington
Aline
Roy
Andrea
James Panici
Homewood
Alexander
Payless Hills
David
Eugene
James Panici, Jr
Marié Panici
Winds
Marie Novelli
Los Angeles
California
Moon Chapel
Father Grant
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Spirit Lake Cemetery
Community events and meetings spread across Sandpoint area
A dense schedule lists potlucks, meetings, and help sessions from September 12 to September 28. Groups include Senior Citizens clubs, Social Security officials, Idaho Nurse's Association District 10, Westmond Grange, First Missionary Baptist Chapel, North Idaho Appaloosa Club, Girl Scout Neighborhood Assn, Garden Club, Women’s Aglow, SHS Band Boosters, United Methodist Bazaar, CB'ers, bowling leagues, Panhandle Nile Club, Christian Women’s Share, and library programs. Events occur at local centers, schools, Grange halls, and civic venues with registrations, potlucks, and community services noted.
River Designation Delay Possible
Gov John V Evans says a Washington dam site at Asotin may delay a regional agreement on managing a 34 mile Snake River stretch designated as wild and scenic. Idahoans oppose the dam due to fisheries impact and cost talks on scenic easements could also slow progress as governors plan a year end meeting.
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Boise
UPI
John V Evans
Asotin
Wash
Snake River
Evans
Dixy Lee Ray
Washington
Oregon
Wallowa-Whitman National Forest
Oregon-Washington
Lewiston
Education decision questioned in Idaho teaching requirement change
Idaho Professional Standards Commission asked the State Board of Education to reconsider its move to drop the teaching methods credit hours for teacher certification. The board previously voted to eliminate 27 credit hours, leaving 20 hours required, and the commission voted to appeal the decision.
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Boise
UPI
Idahos Professional Standards Commission
State Board of Education
Commission
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Dirksen Senate
Washington, DC
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Lewis-Clark State College
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VA Hospital
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Shields
College of Southern Idaho
Macists
Gary Dawson
Idaho State School and Hospital
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Hartzell Cobbs
AHEC
NICHE
Bob Norwold Photo
Jackie Woodland
Carl Broom
Sandpoint High
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VFW
Stoddard Transfer
Zenith
Raymond Panici
Bob Liebus
Larry Wingert
Walt Merritt
Senior Citizens Club
Social Security Administration
Sandpoint
West Main St
Nurse’s Association
Bonner General Hospital
Sandpoint Sr. Citizens Clubs
Westmond Grange
Dufort Road
Carl May
Grange
First Missionary Baptist Chapel
North Idaho Appaloosa Club
Selle Grange Hall
Selle Road
Perry Palmer
Fish Hatchery Road
Elks Club
Claire Lasher
Methodist Church
Senior Citizens Center
F-I
Sandpoint High School
United Methodist
Church Fellowship Hall
UMW
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Sandpoint Bowl
Panhandle Nile Club
Edgewater
Lifehouse
Molly Cates
Marion Meek
Beulah Winter
Hope
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Hope City Hall
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