Banker Hart Retires After 22 Years In Seattle Banking
Claude Hart, a longtime Seattle First National Bank official, retires April 1 after 22 years in banking, 20 with the Seattle branch. He served as Assistant Trust Auditor, previously Training Officer and Cashier at Sunnyside. His father, Bill Hart, died in office in 1934 as Bonner County Commissioner. Hart plans to stay active.
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Seattle
Claude Hart
Sandpoint
Seattle First National Bank
Hart
Seattle First National
Seattle Bank
Sunnyside
Bill Hart
Sandpoint Oldtimers
Bonner County
Easter Holy Week Services Planned Across Sandpoint Churches
Multiple Sandpoint churches announce Holy Week activities from April 8 to Easter Sunday. Holy Communion services Thursday evening and Good Friday observances are scheduled at several churches including United Methodist, First Lutheran, Saint Agnes Episcopal, Saint Joseph Catholic, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, and Southside Community Church. Easter sunrise and morning services feature special music, sermons, and breakfasts with times ranging from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. and various locations around Sandpoint and nearby Cocolalla.
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Valtea “Bolus
Sandpoint United Methodist Church
Wes Brunsells
Pine Loop
First Lutheran
Luther Leaguers
Saint Agnes Episcopal Church
Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sandpoint
Clark Fork
First Baptist Church of
Siemers
van Woert
Southside Community Church
Cocolalla
David Hathaway
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Hamill
Clarence E. Twigg
Crusader
Elvey Cain
Macfarlane
Teachers Rights Debate Opens Inland Empire Education Meet
The Inland Empire Education Association opened in Spokane with a debate on teachers rights and negotiations with school boards. Delegates from four states attended the 69th annual convention as John B Geissinger urged clearly defined negotiation rights and John E Dunlop argued for flexible planning and broader negotiable issues beyond pay.
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Spokane
API
Inland Empire Education Association
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
John B. Geissenger
Tenafly
N. J
American Association
John E
Dunlop
Seattle
Northwest
Association
Ie Geissinger
NEA
Boise Officials Deny Interest on Local Improvement Payment
Boise officials refused a widow Mrs. Bertha Waterhouse’s demand for interest on 613.10 paid Sept. 4 for Victoria Drive street work not started. City Attorney noted 6 months of potential interest. Public Works director said delays due to late start and heavy workload, with work slated to begin May 1 on Victoria Drive and five other contracted streets.
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Bertha Waterhouse
Boise
Victoria Drive
Elbert EF. Gass
FBI workers quit NPAC or resign FBI posts over antiwar pressure
Linda Janca twenty one from Biloxi along with Christine Hoomes eighteen from Woodbridge and Janice Bush nineteen of Nunda joined a suit to regain their FBI jobs after being told to quit volunteer work for NPAC or leave. Janca said the order followed a supervisor remark that NPAC activity was political.
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Washington
UPD
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Linda Janca
Miss Janca
Hoover
Bureau
Janca
Biloxi
Miss
Christine Hooves
Woodbridge
Janice Bush
Nunda
N.Y
J.allison Conely
National Peace Action Coalition
NPAC
San Francisco
Miss* Janca
Conely
Miss Hoomes
Northwest Metalworkers Union Joins United Steelworkers
The Northwest Metalworkers Union voted to merge with the United Steelworkers of America by a 414 to 121 majority, ending nearly 11 years as an AFL-CIO affiliated body and becoming a local of the Steelworkers after adopting a chapter. Ponderay Mine workers mostly opposed the merger by 31 to 17.
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Kellogg
UPS
Northwest Metalworkers Union
United Steelworkers of America
Northwest Metalworkers
Bunker Hill Co
Bunker Hill
Bukker Hill
Afl-Cio
Ponderay Mine
Steelworkers
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