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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1973

Page

3

Community group meetings and events listed for January

A roundup of upcoming local meetings and activities includes a Lions Club rummage sale at the head­quarters on January 19, a Temporary Forever Homemakers Extension Club gathering January 18 at Ruth Palmer’s home, and a Bonner County Arena Fund Association meeting January 19 at 8 p.m. The Bonner County Fair Association meets January 18 at 8 p.m. in Sandpoint, Idaho, Idaho State President Charles Epler visits January 8 at the Eagles Hall in Sandpoint Aerue No. 589. Other group meetups include Westmond Grange January 19 at 8 p.m., Commercial Fishermen's Association January 21 at Athol library, Rebekah Past Noble Grands January 23 at 6 p.m., Women of the Moose January 18 at 8 p.m. for a charity card party, Martha Circle quilting January 19 at 10 a.m., Sandpoint Senior Citizens January 19 at 12 noon, and Youth for Key 73 meeting January 19 at 7 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church with snacks provided.

Forever Homemakers Ruth Palmer Iva Kathy Idaho Charles Epler St. Maries Sandpoint Aerue Eagles Hall

Mental Health Unit Underway In Idaho Region

The Regional Mental Health program began July 1 1972 serving Kootenai Benewah Shoshone Boundary and Bonner counties. The Northline Mental Health Center in Coeur d Alene moved to 315 Wallace and a satellite Bonner County office opened in Sandpoint. Emergency services expanded to 24 7 coverage in Kootenai. Staff additions included Tim Green Barbara Lene David Liden Bill Shecket Florence Holmes Charolette Morgan and Jackie Whitlow.

Alan L. Sternberg Kootenai Benewah Shoshone Boundary Bonner Sternberg Wallace Coeur d’Alene Northline Mental Health Center Panhandle Florence Holmes Charolette Morgan Jackie Whitlow

Dorn Benefit At Kon Tiki For Injured logger

A Jan 23 benefit at the Kon Tiki on the state line will aid Bill Dorn who was paralyzed in a December logging accident. The event includes dancing and a filter show with no exotics, a drawing for a 1973 RCA color TV, and a merchandise auction, all proceeds to Dorn at a Spokane hospital intensive care unit.

Bill Dorn Kon Tiki State Line Dorn Spokane RCA

Javits Seeks Senate War Powers Limit With 30 Day Clause

Sen Jacob Javits says a majority in the Senate sponsors a bill requiring congressional approval for any military action beyond 30 days. The measure would allow troop deployments for diplomacy but mandate withdrawal unless Congress extends the duration.

Washington UPTD Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Senate U. S Javits John G. Tower R-Tex NBC Today John C. Stennis D-Miss Stennis Congress

State Senate Confirms Ten Appointments in Idaho

The Idaho State Senate approved ten gubernatorial appointments. Margot A. Tregoning of Wardner and John S. Squires of Pocatello joined the Environmental Protection and Health Board. Other appointees included Rogelo Longoria of Pocatello to the Agricultural Labor Board, Ernie Sanchez of Caldwell, Mark Dayley of Burley, and Frank Mercer of Wilder. Will S. Defenbach was named to the Idaho Industrial Commission and George Greenfield to the Public Employer Retirement Board. Joseph N. Leggat of Boise to the Board of Tax Appeals and Rodney Hansen of Paul to the Soil Conservation Commission.

Boise UPI State Senate Cecil D. Andrus Margot A. Tregoning Wardner Idaho Board of Environmental Protection and Health Rogelo Longoria Pocatello Ernie Sanchez Caldwell Mark Dayley Burley Frank Mercer Wilder Agricultural Labor Board Will S. Defenbach Idaho Industrial Commission George Greenfield Idaho Public Employer’ Retirement Board Joseph N. Leggat Board of Tax Appeals Rodney Hansen Paul Idaho Soil Conservation Commission

Witch doctor hired by factory in Singapore amid hysteria

A 50 year old Malay witch doctor was brought into a Singapore factory to calm 100 women workers seized with fits of hysteria. The plant's television and appliance assembly section closed for the third time in a week as attendants burned incense to drive out evil spirits. Local guards and workers described the scene and methods. In Chile, a pickpocket was caught when a policeman's uniform pocket concealed the wallet.

Singapore UPD U.S Bly Malaysia Vina Dil Mar Chile Jose Urrea Roberto Lopez Lopez Urrea

Ravencroft Seeks Truckers View on PUC Funding Plan

Vernon Ravenscroft chairing the House Revenue and Taxation Committee urges inviting trucking industry representatives before acting on a Public Utilities Commission funding proposal. The plan would fund the PUC entirely from regulatory fees, replacing the current 80 percent fees and 20 percent general fund mix, a shift truckers reportedly opposed before.

BOFPI House Revenue and Taxation Committee Vernon F. Ravenscroft K-Tuttie Public Utilities Commission PUC Ravenscroft Committee

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The Lions Club Bonner County Arena Fund Association County Extension Office Bonner County Fair Association Sandpoint Westmond Grange Grange Hall White Elephant Exchange Commercial Fishermen’s Association Athol Pend Oreille Lake Rebekah Women of the Moose Moose Hall March of Dimes Child Care Committee Martha Circle Masonic Temple IWA Key 73 Calvary Baptist Church East River Stud CO Warren Ohio John S. Squires the Daily Bee Thurs Jon Finch Alfred Hischeck Universal Alec McCowen Barry Fost London Ravencroft Patti Hart Colburn, Idaho T&f
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