Community and club events scattered across Sandpoint December
Several local groups schedule December gatherings including the Full Gospel Men banquet December 4 at 6 30 p.m. Community Hall, Welcome Wagon luncheon December 5 at noon, Panida home economist demonstration, VFW Auxiliary trustee election, Sandpoint AARP December 5 pot luck and film, Odd Fellows and Rebecca Rummage Sale December 7, drill team Christmas wrapping in Panada lobby, Westmond Grange December 7 meeting, Golden Eagle Dance December 7 at Eagle Lodge, St Agnes Church Guild December 6 meeting, Panhandle Racing Association December 5 meeting at the Eagles.
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Welcome Wagon
Sandpoint
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American Association of Retired Persons
New York Firm Plans Trout Farm Near Hagerman Idaho
Marine Protein Corp announced plans to grow trout at a 20 000 gallon site near Hagerman Idaho The Hagerman facility would draw over 120 million gallons of fresh water daily and could produce five million pounds of trout annually Marvin L Krasnsky spokesman for the firm says Hagerman will be the second major facility for the company
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Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary Spring Fling
The second annual event will be held on Saturday March 23 at the Elks Temple. Mrs Donald Diehl serves as general chairman. Committee chairmen to be announced at the winter meeting. The dinner dance will feature a Polynesian theme.
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Prairie Residents Seek Telephone Service in Idaho
Residents of Prairie Idaho petition for telephone service citing biweekly mail in winter and roads that are not maintained, leaving 43 families isolated about 43 miles from Mountain Home. The group accuses Mountain Bell of refusing service and sends the petition to Mountain Bell the Idaho Public Utilities Commission the Idaho Legislature and the state Chamber of Commerce.
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Corona attack not linked to gang violence says prison officials
In Vacaville California prison officials say the knife attack on mass killer Juan Corona was not gang related. Corona suffered 32 stab wounds and lost an eye during the assault by three inmates as he returned to his cell from kitchen duty.
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Nuestra Familia
Our Family
Department of Corrections
Philip Guthrie
Senate Eyes 55 MPH National Speed Limit
The Senate considers a nationwide 55 mph limit for cars and trucks amid the energy crisis. The House passed a similar measure by voice vote, with conditions tying slowdowns to federal highway funding and a sunset of June 30, 1975, or when the energy emergency ends.
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Dempseys Tie The Knot Aboard Alibi On Lake Pend Oreille
Elmer E Dempsey and Virginia L Terry exchange vows October 14 aboard the Alibi charter boat on Lake Pend Oreille. Officiant Jerry Payton presides. Maid of Honor Margot Lemon and bridesmaid Janet Dempsey. Best man Bill Hiatt. Bride given in marriage by Don Hiatt. Elmer is a salesman for Bonners Ferry Datsun.
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Elmer E. Dempsey
Virginia L. Terry
Sandpoint
Jerry Payton
Spokane
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Christmas period linked to rise in personal crisis reports
A psychology professor from Southern Methodist University says holiday stress fuels a higher risk of death by own action around Christmas. He notes isolation and social comparison increase despair for lonely individuals, with data showing a late December upsurge in crisis reports.
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Idaho Praises Court Decision on Residency Rules
Idaho's Office of Higher Education calls a Supreme Court ruling upholding state college residency requirements good news. Milton Small says the decision aligns with proposed legislation to replace the current six month residency with a one year requirement.
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