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April 10, 1990
The Valley Boys and Girls Club will use Centennial Elementary School this summer for a pilot program in Lewiston Orchards, but not without a few strings. A list of strict, detailed guidelines for the building's use was drafted by a district-wide steering committee, and if the guidelines aren't followed, the district can give the club five days written notice to shut down and clear out.
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Nine Lewiston High School business law students acted as attorneys, witnesses and bailiff Monday in a mock trial presided over by Magistrate Linda C. Trout, 2nd District Judge Ronald D. Schilling and attorney John Stellmon. The students practiced the procedures for a month with adviser Darrell May, with help from Nez Perce County Deputy Prosecutor William Lambert and attorneys Stellmon and Charles M. Stroschein.
April 10, 1970
ASOTIN - Lester Kiesecker of Troy, Ore., has donated a half-Shetland filly pony to the Asotin County Civic Association to award as a prize in the county fair, announced fair board President Forrest Floch. The pony, which is almost a year old, will be awarded to a boy or girl age 14 or younger at the April 25 rodeo at Asotin County Fairgrounds.
