Bonner County Historical Society Sells Local Stationery for Museum
The society offers stationery boxes of 15 notes and envelopes with three local designs the Farmin School, the Methodist Church, and the Long Bridge. Priced at 2.75 per box, available at multiple Sandpoint shops and the library basement office. proceeds fund the new Bonner County Museum at the Old Fairgrounds.
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Bonner County Historical Museum
Sandpoint
Bonner County Historical Society
Farmin School
Long Bridge
Selkirk Press
Hallmark Shop
Hospital Auxiliary Gift Shop
the Pine Tree
Ross Rexall
BiRite Drug
Sandpoint Drug
Historical Society
Sandpoint Library
Bonner County Museum
Wheelchair-Bound Ex-Stripper Finds Jesus in South Tour
Carolyn Torbert of Port Arthur Texas once used the stage name Candy Barr after a 1960s era shooting left her wheelchair bound. She now tours the South claiming conversion to Jesus cures addiction and prostitution, telling listeners her life feels fulfilled and urging addicts runaways and sex workers to seek faith.
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Carolyn Torbert
Port Arthur
Tex
Candy Barr
Muss Torbert
Parole Board
Jesus
Ottawa Girl Completes 3840 Mile Canadian Run
Carollyn Bowes 23 from Ottawa finished a 3840 mile run across Canada, arriving in Vancouver after 133 days. She started April 20 in Halifax, averaged 35 miles daily, wore out 13 shoes, and lost 13 pounds. Bowes carried her mother Peggy in a camper, faced hostile drivers, avoided tougher BC mountains, and plans graduate study at Simon Fraser University.
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Vancouver
Canada
UPI
Ottawa
Pacific Ocean
Carollyn Bowes
Air Force
Halifax
British Columbia
Ontario
Carallyn
Peggy
University of Waterloo
Simon Fraser University
Card of Thanks for Eurie L. Dazey family note
The family thanks all who offered kindness after the death of Eurie L. Dazey. Special appreciation goes to Women of the Moose and the Eagles Auxiliary for their support during this time.
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The
Moose and the Eagles
Eurie L. Dazey
Idaho Power Transmission Line Hearing Planned
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission will hold a public hearing on September 7 to review Pacific Power and Light Co plan to build a 500 kilovolt transmission line across southern Idaho from Midpoint northeast of Jerome to the Idaho Oregon border near Jordan Valley. The line would use metal towers about 120 feet tall with 38 feet clearance. The first phase occurred June 15 and the Sept 7 session starts at 1:30 p.m. at the commission hearing room.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Idaho
Pacific Power and Light Co
Midpoint
Jerome
Jordan Valley
Commission
Primary disclosure deadline set in Idaho reports
Boise secretary of state Pete Cenarrusa said Thursday is the filing deadline for primary campaign disclosure reports. Reports postmarked by September 2 will be timely, and candidates were warned of Sunshine Law penalties to stress meeting the Sept 2 filing date.
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Boise
UPS
Secretary of State
Pete T. Cenarrusa
Cenarrusa
Community notices and club meetings large and small
Local events list weekly gatherings from the Golden Eagle dance to Senior Services bus trips and meals for seniors. Includes meetings of St Joseph Altar Society, AARP chapter, Bonner County groups, bowling leagues, and Democratic committee with dates, times, venues, and contact numbers.
Blackfoot writer arraigned on embezzlement charge
Lamar Crosby, a former writer for the Blackfoot News, was arraigned in magisterial court on a $3,556 embezzlement charge. A preliminary hearing was set for Sept 17. Crosby allegedly diverted funds from two Teton Dam edition publications for personal use. He was released on his own recognizance.
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Blackfoot Idaho
UPI
Lamar Crosby
The
Blackfoot News
Crosby
Blackfoot
David M Brown
Teton Dam
Idaho
Spokane Faces Porno Battle
An ACLU attorney warned the city of Spokane will fight attempts to curb pornographic materials urging a public vote. The council approved a 17000 emergency legal appropriation to pursue enforcement of two new ordinances banning distribution of pornographic matter.
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Spokane
UPS
American Civil Liberties Union
Fred Schuchart
Schuchart
Los Angeles County
Ironworkers Rescue Man From Golden Gate Bridge
Three ironworkers wearing safety harnesses climbed over a Golden Gate Bridge railing to stop Lebanese refugee Joseph Yaghmour from leaping. They restrained him and, with other rescuers, hauled him to safety before taking him for psychiatric evaluation at Mt. Zion Hospital.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Yaghmour
United States
Mt. Zion Hospital
Yaghmour
Mike Yerbic
Yerbic
Terry Andrews
Glenn Sievert
NIC Courses Face Cancellations for Low Enrollment
North Idaho College Bonner County Satellite Campus reports low registration with several courses canceled or needing more students. Evening classes run at Sandpoint High School with late registration accepted by phone until tomorrow, September 1, or until needed cancellations are announced.
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North Idaho College
Bonner County
Sandpoint Senior High School
Dana Curtis
Ox plow stolen from Medicine Bow Motors yard
William Thacker of Medicine Bow Motors reported an ox plow stolen from behind the shop between Aug 16 and Aug 30 valued at $50. A separate sheriff’s log notes a two-vehicle accident near Cocolalla Lumber Co on US 95 injuring no one. damages totaled about $300. The crash involved Gregory Dillion of Troy Montana and Nona Stevens of Santa Clara California as Stevens turned into the mill.
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William Thacker
Medicine Bow Motors
Cedar
Sandpoint
Avoid Storing Canned Goods Near Heat Sources
Guidance advises keeping canned foods away from steam pipes radiators furnaces and kitchen ranges. Store in a dry moderately cool area to preserve quality and prevent spoilage.
Television listings for August 31 schedule blurb
Daily TV grid shows Partridge Family and Merv Griffin at 4 PM then major network staples through 11 PM with Evening at Pops and late news. Tomorrow features Mister Rogers, Sesame Street, Electric Company and updates from The Robert Macneil Report and The Music Project.
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Partridge Family
Merv Griffin
Mister Rogers
FBI
Sesame Street
Thrillseekers
Channel 2 News
Q4 News Alive
Electric Company
Lilias
Hospital Plans Nursing Classes In Bonner County
Bonner General Hospital and School Dist No 82 coordinate a Student Practical Nursing Course starting September 27 1976. Approval from the Idaho State Board of Nursing expands to seven students, a one seat increase. The SPN Course lasts one year and prepares graduates to pass state exams.
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Bonner General Hospital
School Dist No
Idaho State Board of Nursing
Bonner County
William
Edith Bollacker
Mildred Faye Theodorson 62 Obituary
Mildred Faye Theodorson born July 27 1914 in Lower Salem Ohio passed away at home Tuesday August 30 196? She married Harold Theodorson November 3 1941 in Coeur d Alene Idaho. The couple moved from Spokane to Sagle then Sandpoint in 1957. Survived by husband four daughters 10 grandchildren two great grandchildren one son and siblings. Funeral services pending Moon Chapel.
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Denny’s
Priest River
Riverview
Helen Derr
Mildred Faye Theodorson
Willam
Mary Koon
Lower Salem
Ohio
Harold Theodorson
Coeur d’ Alene
Ida
Spokane
Washington
Sagle
Sandpoint
Ladies Bowling League
Harold
David Surface
Tacoma
Helen Shepard
Peggy Newcomb Laclede
Bel Barfuss
Carolyn Savage
Orofitto
Tda
Russell Koon
Great Falls
Montana
Edith Schwartz
Bud Buck Roland Buck 50 dies. services planned
Bud C Buck Roland known as Bud Buck 50 of Sandpoint died Sunday August 29 at his home. He was born March 5 1926 in Rosalie Nebraska served in Korea and worked as a millwright in lumber. Graveside services set for September 1 at Pinecrest Memorial Park with Father Danneker Spokane. Survived by wife Jean two daughters and son, two brothers, two sisters, and mother Coena Buck.
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Roland
Bud’’ Buck
Mell
Coena Buck
Rosalie
Nebraska
Jean Bailey
Coeur d’Alene
Vancouver
Wash
International Woodsworker Local
Catholic Church
Jean
Sandpoint
Rick
Carolyn Martin
Clarkston
Debbie Buck
Jimmy
Jamie Sue Martin
Gerald
Tom
Eunice Brown
Memphis
Tonn
Beverly Anderson
Coenan Buck
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Danneker
Spokane
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Lake Pendoneille
Idako
Jacksonville
Fla
South
Miss Torbert
IPUC
Eagles Lodge
St. Joseph’s Altar Society
Sheriff Hare
Senior Services Office
Senior Citizen’s Center
Forest
Sandpoint Aarp
Bonner
American Lutheran Church
Dr. Gould
Washington Water Power
Buffalo
Molese
Mont
Senior Citizens Center
425 Forest
Eagles
Kootenai
Better Community Club
Genevieve Thurlow
Pine St. Loop
Southside Water and Sewer District
Wagon Bridge Inn
Alley Dusters Bowling League
Bob Cramer
Welcome Wagon Club
Chateau
Sam
Democratic Central Committee
Robert C Brower
NIC
CBS News
ABC News
NBC News
Dinah
Idea Thing
Robert MacNeil
Heck’s Angels
Prague
Laverne and Shirley
M.A.S.H
Alice
Oral Roberts
Channel 2
Channel
Mildred F. Theodorson
Bud C. Buck
Ray E. McMurray
Ray Edward McMurray
Garfield Bay
Fnday
Louie
Emma McMurray
DuQuoin
Illinois
Dorothy Ellen Cramer
du Quoin
Ill
Freeport
Ilinois
Renfrew
Illinois Central Railroad
BRT Lodge
DAV
Peoriallinois
Dorothy
Mary Ellen Miller
Carolyn Sue Downing
Beverly Jane Johnson
Emma Goldie McMurray
Moon
Chapel Hill Memorial Park
Welcome Wagon
Bargain Supplies
Bonner Building Supply
Coast To Coast Stores
Co-op Gas & Supply
Daily Bee
House of Flowers
Larson's Men's
Boys’ Wear
Pat's Hallmark
Pend Oreille Sport Shop
Princess Shop
Ross Rexall Drug
Shaklee
Bev Johnson
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