Community event calendar for June notes several meetings
Various Sandpoint groups announce June gatherings including a pot luck dinner and business meeting at the Community Hall on June 15, a garden club view and discussion on peonies June 18, Fathers Day picnic June 17, Cub Scout summer meeting June 17 at Clark Fork Fish Hatchery, a bake sale June 16 to aid softball trophies and field, a Women’s study group June 19, a Bike fund drive deadline June 30, and several organizational meetings through June 20 with a September restart for some groups.
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Sandpoint
MJB
Sandpoint Garden Club
Hazel Moon
Bottle Bay
Olive Miller
Clark Fork Fish Hatchery
Samonen
Sandpoint Women’s Softball Association
Penney’s
Anthony’s
Washington Water Power Hostess Room
Bomb Hospitals in Cambodia Report Reveals Conflicting US Roles
Classified Cambodian documents show battlefield commanders calling for bombing hospitals and clinics while American authorities deny plans to strike such targets. Messages describe pilots unsure of friendly positions and spotters approving limited missions. The reporting notes US led control of air operations and civilian tolls from bombing, with Cambodia denying hospital hits.
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Washington
Phnom Psth
Cambodia
United States
Mekong
Les Whitten
Jackpot roping and fairground events in Sandpoint
Jackpot roping sponsored by Bonner County Horsemen's Association set for Sunday June 17 at the Fairgrounds in Sandpoint. Calvary Baptist Church Vacation Bible School runs June 18 to 29, Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Meeting Wednesday June 20 at 9 p.m. at Washington Water.
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Bonner County Youth Athletic Association
Board of Directors
Washington Water Power Building
Idaho State Employees Association
Pend Oreille
Washington Water Power
Bonner County Horsemen’s Association
Fairgrounds
Sandpoint
Calvary Baptist Church Vacation Bible School
Commodities Distribution At Fair Grounds This June
Commodities will be distributed at the old Bonner County Fair Grounds from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on June 19 and 20. Applicants may apply at the Department of Environmental and Community Services Riverside Building in Sandpoint. Bring containers, boxes to collect commodities.
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Bonner County Fair
Department of Environmental and Community Services
Riverside
Sandpoint
Parade kickoff for Calvary Baptist Vacation Bible School
Calvary Baptist Church unveils a two week Vacation Bible School starting Monday from 9 am to 12 noon for ages 3 to 6th grade with helpers welcome. Parade registration Saturday at 9 am from 301 Olive, Sandpoint. bikes wagons and pets invited. Bus transport available. Free will offering or stamps. all proceeds go to missionaries.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Sandpoint
Olive
Church Scholarship Funded For NIC Political Science Student
North Idaho College receives a $300 Frank Church honorarium donation from U S Senator Church to fund a 1973 74 academic year scholarship. Selection by NIC Political Science instructor Tony Stewart. open to full time students majoring in political science, incoming freshmen or sophomores, tuition and fees coverage.
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North Idaho College
United States
Frank Church
NIC
Senator Church
Tony Stewart
West Garden Avenue
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
North
Idaho College
Firefighter Is Woman Shoshone Idaho First Female BLM Employee
Patricia Saras, 20, becomes Idaho’s first woman Bureau of Land Management firefighter. She earned the summer post after a civil service test and now conducts shovel work and vehicle maintenance across fires. District Manager Dell Frandsen says no discrimination and duties equal to male staff. In Grenoble, 40 prisoners protest, demanding free prison movies instead of 35 cent admissions.
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Idaho
UPI
Patricia Saras
Bureau of Land Management
Miss ‘S Saras
Itaho State University
Bureau
Dell Frandsen
Saras
Grenoble
France
NIC Sets Tuition Fee for 1973 74 at North Idaho College
North Idaho College trustees approved the 1973 74 tuition and fee plan. Full time resident students pay 163 per semester or 326 for the year, up from 312 last year. The rise is driven by higher student health insurance costs as the college begins its 40th year of operation on September 4.
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North Idaho College
Barry Schuler
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