Community groups schedule events and meetings in Sandpoint area
The notice listing from Sandpoint covers Westmond Grange August 4 meeting at 8 30 p.m. and dues discussion, IOOF picnic August 13 at old fairgrounds, Disabled American Veterans installation August 4, Wesleyan rummage sale August 11 12, Full Gospel Businessmen August 8 7 p.m. at Lighthouse Restaurant Hope,Grange Hall Clark Fork work party hammer in hand August ? pinochle Saturdays at Grange Hall, polluck supper August 24 Mt View Club August 8 10 30 a.m. fair booth, Panhandle Raceway Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Bonner County Horsemen August 4 8 p.m. Eagles basement film on Quarter Horses, TOPS garage sale August 16 17 10 4 Imholte residence Sandpoint, Bonner County Fair Board August 10 8 p.m. new fairgrounds Saddle Club meeting August 7 8 p.m. Washington Water Power Building.
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Grange
Clark Fork
Bill Edwards
Clabh Fork
Grangar. Hall
TOPS
Imholte
North Ruth, Sandpoint
Softball Team Challenges Hardball Team Duel Set
The Lucky Lager Over The Hill Gang slow pitch softball team issued a challenge to Ron Hunt's American Legion baseball team for a double header. A date of August 12 is set with 7 p.m. start at the Northern Lights field. The spokesman said the opponent will have time to rest between games if needed.
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Ron Hunt
American Legion
Annual Parish Smorgasbord Set
St Josephs Altar Society plans the all parish Smorgasbord to be held Saturday August 5 from 4 30 to 7 at St Josephs Parish hall Sixth and Oak. Open to the public tickets 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for children under 12.
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St. Joseph’s Altar Society
St. Joseph’s Parish
Oak
Card Of Thanks From The Tiggelbeck Family
We express gratitude to friends for sympathy, floral donations, and thoughtfulness after the loss of our husband and grandfather. Mrs. Charles Tiggelbeck and Family.
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Charles Tiggelbeck
Andrus frees funds for Grasshopper spray program
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus announced a $60,000 emergency allocation to Oscar Arstein for grasshopper spraying. The move comes as the emergency fund shrinks to about $130,000, risking additional cuts if crises persist. Malathion spraying on federal lands is funded jointly with federal and state support, with private landowners needing partial payment. The plan aims to cover this year and stretch funds through spring floods and fire season.
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Boise
Upi
Cecil D. Andrus
Oscar Arstein
Andrus
Idaho
Daily Bee
Nixon
Storms unleash heavy rains across central states flooding
Storms drenched the midwest with torrential rains causing flash floods in Carbondale and Murphysboro Illinois. Three and a half inches fell in one hour. Two injuries reported as water rose, then receded. Flash flood warnings issued for Jackson Union Pulaski and Alexander counties amid widespread storm activity. Temperatures dipped to the 40s in the north while the West saw warmth and dry skies.
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United Press International
Gobet Il
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Ill
Jackson
Union
Pulaski
Alexander
Illinois
Kentucky
West Virginia
Morehead
New England
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Minnesota
Michigan
Pacific
California
Marquette
Mich
Needles
Calif
Mountain Bell Walkout Shuts Denver Services
Mountain Bell workers staged a surprise walkout at four Denver facilities over suspensions of five black operators. CWA regional director Fay Marsh urged a return to work while Mountain Bell planned a court injunction if the strike did not end by noon, saying the action disrupted operator and directory service until supervisors took over.
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Denver
UPI
Mountain Bell Telephone
Fay Marsha
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Marsh
Mountain Bell
Candidates Fill Reports for Federal Campaign Disclosures
Five more candidates for the U S Senate and House filed campaign disclosure statements with the secretary of state under a new law requiring written reports of expenses and contributions five days before an election. Wayne Kidwell reports 28,352 in contributions and 26,949 in expenses with a 4,000 personal loan. Willis Ludlow lists 2,432 income and 2,350 spent. Bob Purcell records 12,973 expenses and 11,155 income. William E. Davis spent 23,377 with 24,244 income. W Anthony Parks shows 30,944 income and 25,219 expenses with 15,950 loans.
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Neesia Sit Seuyaus
Bose
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of State’s
Federeal Office
Wayne Kidwell
Vnco
Willis Ludlow
Congress
Bob Purcell
First District
William E. Davis
Senate
W. Anthony Parks
Man Sentenced for Subway Broad way Avenue Robbery
Fourth District Judge Marion J. Callister sentenced Wesley Leroy Enyeart, 36, to 20 years in prison for robbing the Broadway Avenue Bronco service station of 90 dollars on April 8. He was identified by the teenaged attendant days later after being seen near the station.
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Boise
UPD
Marion J. Callister
Wesley Leroy Enyeart
Broadway Avenue
Enyeart
Staton
Unopposed Airport Board Member Won’t Have Ballot
Burley Idaho residents learn the South Idaho Regional Airport Board of Trustees will not sponsor an election for an unopposed member. Incumbent chairman George Forschler remains Cassia County’s sole candidate, and a state attorney general opinion allows him to keep the post without an election.
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Burley
Tom Church
Forschle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wr Aloe
Westmond Grange
Sandpoint
Rebekahs
Old Disabled American Veterans
Wesleyan Service Guild
Sandpoint, United Methodist Church
Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship
Lighthouse
Hope
Mt. View
Bonner County Horsemen Association
Eagles ‘Lodge
Bonner County
New
Saddle-Club
Washington Water
Cc & R
HigHway 95
Hanley
Coeur d’Alene
Fred Hartman
Experien
B. Fred Hartman
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Oak, Sandpoint
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