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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1973

Page

3

Community event notices run through June in Bonner County

Local groups announce gatherings from June 21 to 28 including a Clark Fork Lutheran Church Women buffet at Clark Fork school cafe June 23 4 to 7 p.m. a Bonner-Boundary Retired Teachers Association luncheon June 28 at Pastime Cafe Sandpoint a Goldn Grouse 4-H Horse Club meeting June 21 at Jim Woods home Gold Creek and more events with United Methodist women Iris Club and historical society misc. sale at Larch and Division.

Clark Fork Lutheran Church Clark Fork School Bonner-Boundary Retired Teachers Association Pastime Cafe Sandpoint Goldn’ Grouse 4-H Horse Club Jim Woods Gold Creek Bonner County Historical Society Larch and Division Jack Hansen

Group Plans Barn Dance Banner County Event

The Banner County Horsemen's Association will sponsor a barn dance and supper on Saturday, June 23 at the Russell Oliver Barn on the B-Bar-D road. A spaghetti dinner runs 6 30 to 9 30 and dancing starts at 9 30 with music by Arnold Roberts, Jim McLin and Gene Van Horn. The public is invited.

Banner County Horsemen’s Association Russell Oliver Arnold Roberts Jim McLin Gene van Horn

Sinatra and Davis Duped by Mafia Racing Schemes

Secret Crime Committee findings accuse Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. of unwittingly backing a Massachusetts race track deal linked to the New England and New York mob networks. The report says Sinatra briefly joined Berkshire Downs’ board, recouped his 55000 investment, while Davis faced four horse purchases and an 8800 billing dispute.

Ani Washington Entertainment World Frank Sinatra Sammy Davis, Jr House Crime Committee Sinatra New England Davis Berkshire Downs Hancock Mass Dean Martin Martin Lucchese Sands Hotel Gam Bling Casino Las Vegas Nevada New York Copacabana Gaetano Corky Vastola New Jersey Candy Man Crime Committee Emprise Brezhnev Leonid Brezhnev

LDS Welfare System Seen Reducing Dependence in Idaho

Idaho church official Marion J. Callister says the LDS welfare program keeps members self sufficient and off public aid. He notes church assistance aims to help members become employable while taxes fund government programs for others.

Boise Idaho Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Marion J. Callister Nyssa Ore Callister Department of Environmental and Community Services

McClure Pushes Private Property Exchange in Sawtooth NRA

Senator James A. McClure urged Forest Service chief John McGuire to expand proposed private property rules in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. He argued condemned lands for non use or aesthetics could be directly exchanged for federal lands in better locations and questioned why the exchange concept was not referenced in the proposals.

Washington UPI James A. McClure Idaho U.S. Forest Service John McGuire Sawtooth National Recreation McClure Forest Service NRA

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