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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1976
Page
3
Sandpoint organizers led by Shayne Brown announce a two day Christmas bazaar at Sandpoint Community Hall. Sales run 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Sunday with baked goods, aprons, jewelry, antiques and homemade gifts. Interested sellers may contact Brown at Star Route Box 88 Hope Idaho 83836 or 263 7325.
The two youngest signers were Thomas Lynch and Edward Rutledge both aged 26 when they signed the Declaration of Independence.
Arlene M. Rusell died Thursday December 2 in Soap Lake Washington. Born January 27 1926 in Douglas Wyoming she lived in Sandpoint with Raleigh and Beulah Bricker before marrying and moving to Soap Lake. She is survived by her husband Kenneth Rusell three brothers Stanley Claud and Houston Morton and her parents Raleigh and Beulah Bricker.
Calvin H Vernon 50 of Sandpoint Washington died Friday December 3 in Coulee City Washington born August 9 1926 in Jennings Kansas son of James and Martha Vernon He married Anna Malone May 15 1952 in Sandpoint Idaho He served in the Army Calvary in Germany and earned the Victory Medal He is survived by wife Anna son Michael James Vernon Teresa Jackson two grandchildren and other relatives Funeral services announced for December 8 at 2 00 p m at Moon Chapel with Rev David Leach and interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park
A calendar of local December activities includes AARP Christmas dinner at Lifehouse on December 9 with 5.00 tickets, church group bible study December 7, WWII veterans and auxiliary Christmas potluck December 14, and a Hope bazaar December 10 at City Hall. Also listed are senior meals, social security office visit December 14, a family dinner at Masonic Temple December 13, and various meetings across Bonner and Kootenai communities through mid December.
Almanac recalls Pearl Harbor events on December 7 1941 and key milestones from 1787 Delaware to 1975 Ford Pacific Doctrine. Notable birthdays include novelist Willa Cather born 1876. The entry marks UPI summary of historic moments and current date facts.
Douglas A. Wallace, a Vancouver attorney and former Mormon excommunicated for baptizing a Black man, seeks court proof of LDS Church ownership of the Salt Lake Temple Grounds. He filed a $200000 suit after the church barred him from temple grounds during a conference. Judge Marcellus Snow took the motion under advisement.
State transportation and law enforcement agencies warn drivers Idaho wide about slick conditions on major routes. Chains advised over Lookout Pass on U S 12 and many highways report icy patches and drifting snow from Mesa Hill to Bonners Ferry and beyond.
Doctors at the University of Colorado Medical Center and NIH report successful transplants of livers flown from Los Angeles to Denver for two children after seven to eight hours without blood supply. This novel method aims to expand organ availability amid high demand and notes prior kidney transport success.
Princeton UPI reports a Personnel Journal survey of 350 000 applicants across 14 industries over 16 years finds personality predicts job success better than age education or experience. The study credits ability to sense others and drive to persuade coworkers as key factors while five common criteria are irrelevant. Jeanne Greenberg of Marketing Survey and Research Corp led the study.
A senior citizens excursion to the Ice Capades in Spokane is set for December 31. A chartered bus will pick up at the senior center at 10 a.m. and return by 7 p.m. Tickets cost 7 dollars and include bus fare lunch and the Ice Capades ticket. Reservations and payment are due December 13. Call 263-6860 for details.
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