Community notices roundup in Bonner County
Various local gatherings listed including Bonner County Horsemen meeting on March 2 at 8 p.m. Dr. Ralph Faulk discusses foaling care. World Day of Prayer March 2 at 7:30 p.m. Luther Church. Full Gospel Businessmen banquet March 6 with Angele Ferri. Eric Parker skit at Kootenai Community Church March 4. TOP 174 meeting March 6. Bond election Rocky Point Sewer District March 6. Westside Fire District meeting March 7. DAV and Auxiliary March 2. Jaycette rescheduled to March 8. Newcomers Welcome Wagon March 7. Golden Eagle event at Eagles Lodge March 2. Head Start parents meeting March 5. Lutheran women meeting March 6 with Peggy Pierce. 1948 Class Reunion planning March 12. Sandpoint Saddle Club March 7 with guests Mac McCoy and wife Newport Washington.
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Bonner County Horsemen’s Association
IWA
Ralph Faulk
Luthern Church
Eric Parker
Kootenai Community Church
Lakeside 4-H Livestock Group Meets at Sagle School
The Lakeside Lakers 4 H livestock group met February 19 at Sagle School. Weigh in for fat stock is planned for Saturday March 3 at the Sandpoint Livestock Auction yards. Demonstrations were given by Susan Chronic and Ricky Sauer and Garry Bristow spoke on selecting steers and heifers. Elections named Ricky Sauer president, Mark Halliday vice president, Tina Brown secretary, and Michael Raineri reporter.
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Lakeside Lakers
4-H
Sagle School
Sandpoint
Susan Chronic
Ricky Sauer
Garry Bristow
Mark Halliday
Tina Brown
Michael Raineri
Reverend Kovick To Speak At Bonners Ferry High School
Rev Lenton H Kovick regional director for Youth for Understanding will visit Bonners Ferry High School Monday March 5 at 8 PM in the library. He will discuss the student exchange programs including the regular school exchange and a special 18th year program for graduates with an A average. Bonners Ferry High currently hosts two girls from South America.
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Lenton H. Kovick
Sunnyvale
California
Bonners Ferry
Rev. Kovick
Bonner Ferry High School
South America
Dorn Volunteers Seek Help for Door to Door Campaign
The Bill Dorn committee calls for volunteers to canvas Sandpoint on Monday March 5 for donations and ticket sales. Volunteers greet at City Hall Council Chambers at 5 00 p m. The note also mentions spring fashion with a sleeveless dress and jacket in bright stripes or geometrics.
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Bill Dorn
Sandpoint
City Hall
Anti Nixon Fund Probe Targets Salt Lake CAP
Senator Wallace Bennett cites a probe into charges that federal funds are used to back an anti Nixon campaign by Salt Lake City Community Action Program CAP officials dismiss the claims as unfounded saying the pamphlet funding came from private donors and county funds not federal money Bennett calls the pamphlet illegal and says he asked for possible legal action while noting Nixon budget plans and CAP ties to a publishing firm.
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Wwasttigeton
Orb
RsVéah
Thar Estuttor
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Cap
Central City Publishing Company
CAP
Salt Lake County
Federal
Office of Economic Opportunity
Bennett
Nixon
Howard Phillips
Utah Republican
Snowmobile Championship in Soda Springs Pays $20000
Idaho State Championship Snowmobile Races this weekend in Soda Springs offer a $20000 purse with winners earning up to $1000 per race. Top entrants include 1972 world champion Evan Duhammel among several noted racers.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Evan Duhammel
106 POWs Due Weekend Release In Hanoi
North Vietnamese say 106 American POWs and two Thai civilians will be released in Hanoi Sunday morning U.S. time. Viet Cong add 27 U.S. soldiers and three civilians to be released at Gia Lam airport with timing unspecified. Officials note ongoing discussions and confirm readiness for the exchange amid Saigon’s prisoner counts dispute.
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Saigon
UPI
United States Today
Hanoi
U.S
Viet Cong
United Press International
Gia Lam
Gilbert) Woodward
Woodward
Joint Military Commission
JMC
South Vietnam
RVN
Republic of Vietnam
Tran van Tra
Finance Committee Recommends General Fund Spending
Boise UPI report: Joint Finance and Appropriations Committee recommends general fund spending of 149 million plus 8 million in federal revenue sharing. Total 157 million vs revenues of 155.4 million plus 8 million sharing for a 163.4 million total. The Environment and Community Services department was trimmed by nearly 1 million eliminating about 100 proposed positions. The panel approved 1.3 million for Administrative Services, down from 1.5 million requested. Just over 3 million for the Social Security Trust Fund, the same as requested by Gov. Cecil D. Andrus.
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Social Security Trust Fund
Cecil D. Andrus
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Kaniksu
Angele Ferri
ACS Produce Company
Washington Water Power Building
Rocky Point
Dover Community Hall
Westside Fire District
DAV
Auxiliary
Newcomers Welcome Wagon Club
Bonner County
Ray Davis
Eagles Lodge
The
First Lutheran Church
Peggy Pierce
Child Development Center
the Elks
Sandpoint Saddle Club
Washington Water Power
Mac McCoy
Newport
Washington
East River Stud CO
Kootenai
BFHS
Dorn
Anti-Nixon Fund
Finance Com
Custom Homes
Lake Builders
Crumbun
Borth and
Whipple
Cafararos
MR. Brunch
Ohanksto A. Cafararo
Schenectady, N.Y
Borth
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