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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
3
Hazel Ugstad of Bonners Ferry was elected to the Panhandle Health District Home Health Advisory Committee. She holds a nursing master’s from Carthage College and a public health nursing certificate, and serves in local community roles and as secretary of Panhandle Comprehensive Health Planning Agency.
On May 2 the Lakeside Lakers Beef club met at Dean Eich home. Members received last year’s record books. Demonstrations were given by John Plaster Cindy Raineri and Jeff Eich. The next meeting is June 25 at Harold Sauer home with demonstrations by Bob Plaster Kirk Sauer and Rick Sauer. Selle Wranglers held an all day outing on Memorial Day. The club served cake and homemade ice cream by Mrs. Hoffman and judged appaloosa mares. The next meeting is June 10 at Mary Brown's.
The United Methodist Church of Sandpoint announces a new Sunday worship and study program starting June 8. Sessions run 9 30 a m worship then 10 15 a m study with classes for all ages. The Pacific Northwest Annual Conference meets June 11–15 in Tacoma with Bishop Chay presiding.
Panhandle Racing Assn meets at 7 30 p m in the Eagles Lodge basement. Bethel No 9 girls install officers Sunday June 8 at 7 p m Sandpoint Masonic Temple with Miss Mindi McCormick honored queen. Unity meets June 9 at 8 p m at Meeks Antiques. St Joseph's Altar Society gathers June 5 at 7 30 p m Parish hall. Mini bus to Spokane June 12 for seniors call 263 6860 requires six riders. Historical Society Board June 6 noon Red Snapper Building Committee. Golden Age party June 6 8 p m Eagles. Album of Memories booklet available for 1 50 at Senior Services Office 304 N First. Reception for Mr and Mrs Ferguson 50th June Saturday 2 4 p m St Joseph's Parish Hall. Bonner County Humane Society directors meet June 5 8 p m at Francis Sleep's home. Vacation Bible School June 16 20 Presbyterians and Methodists. Senior Citizens Thrift Store open Tue Sat 10 4 at 109 No Cedar. Girl Scout Leaders first aid classes June 11 12 Sandpoint City Hall 6 p m. 1976 calendars orders due June 10 to Charlotte Palmer. Kootenai Better Community Club meets June 9 8 p m at Lillian Linscott 302 S Third.
Potlatch Corporation to shut its pulp and paperboard mill in Lewiston Idaho for two weeks starting June 29 officials cited worsening marketing conditions for bleached pulp and paperboard as the reason more than 500 employees will be out of work during the period.
Mrs Myrvin Bergstrom hosts an evening of piano and organ selections at First Presbyterian Church. Students listed include Liz Davis Mistie Everts Kris Farmin Dawn Lee Rocky Lee Tomrs Howell Tonya Howell Kinderley McDonnell Shaw Naccarato Jackie Parker Becks Robideaux Frances Rule James Schulze Wayne Schulze Dana Stockman Lynne Stackman Rhonda Bradetich Roland Green Steve Neuder Becky Robideaux who earned National Guild and High School Piano Adjudications ratings. Mrs Bergstrom concludes her 13th teaching year with National Honor Roll of Guild Music Teachers and entry in the International Who's Who in Music Encyclopedia.
The Bonner County Historical Society will view original survey slides at the June 10 meeting at 7 30 p m in room 51 of the Sandpoint library. The slides show Bonner and Boundary county images from the Smithsonian exhibit with captions. Courtesy of Loren Evenson.
Flood warnings issued as Henry Fork of the Snake River nears record runoff. At Riversine Park in St Anthony the river sits about two feet above flood stage with upstream gauges indicating rising levels downstream. Officials monitor the situation as flows edge toward higher flood thresholds and potential impacts along the river.
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