Credit Union Elects Officers at Fifteenth Annual Meeting
The Panhandle Public Employees Federal Credit Union held its fifteenth annual meeting Saturday March 13 in the Bonners Ferry High School Cafetorium. Officers elected were Grant Wess president Bill Stockman vice president Betty Philbrook secretary Gayle Bristow treasurer. Delores Kincaid Ellen Thomipson and Nona Dallas named to the board of directors. The supervisory committee will be Rachel Thom Audrey Johnson and Adele Harper with Larry Guthrie. Door prizes awarded to Diana Ladely Ruth Beauchamp Jo Lefevere and Jana Thom. Sixty-seven attendees and member savings over 300000 reflect growth among federal state county city and school/hospital employees in Bonner and Boundary Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Panhandle Public Employees
Federal Credit Union
Bonners
Ferry
Grant Wess
Sandpoint
Bill ‘Stockman
Betty
Philbrook
Bonners Ferry
Gayle
Bristow
Lawanda Barcklay
Credit
Delores Kincaid
Ellen
Thomipson
Nona
Dallas
Rachel
Thom
Audrey Johnson
Adele
Harper
Larry ‘Guthrie
McArthur Lake closes to ice fishing for nesting season
Conservation officer Keith Hawn announced McArthur Lake is closed to ice fishing until June 4 to protect a waterfowl nesting area. Four warnings have been issued so far by officer Chuck White. The Fish and Game Department manages the reservoir as a nesting site for geese and ducks and urges fishermen to follow regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck White
Fish and Game Department
McArthur
Hawn
Schools Close Early Friday in Bonner County District
Bonner County School District 82 will dismiss students at 1:30 Friday afternoon to allow in school curriculum meetings for teachers. Superintendent Dr Wayne Likens says the March 9 board vote grants teachers from mathematics and social studies time to discuss curriculum issues. The March 19 date remains tentative pending illness or a mud holiday that could close roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner County
Wayne Likens
Likens
Astrology this week predicts growth and caution
Last week's success continues with guidance across signs. Extravagances should be curbed while focusing on changes you planned. Profits may follow hard work. avoid unwinnable arguments and retreat to safer ground until the moment comes.
Handicapped Right to Access Highlighted by Idaho Dome Event
Spokane writer Jerry McGinn profiles disabled advocates Craig Houston Henry Henscheid and Monte Katzenberger as they tour the nation pushing civil rights for wheelchair users. They organize a mass awareness event at the Kibbie Dome on March 25 at the University of Idaho Moscow with about 400 students expected to join in barrier courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Craig Houston
Houston
Staton
Henry Henscheid
Monte Katzenberger
Craig
Henry
Monte
Kibbie Dome
University of Idaho
Moscow
Dome
Idaho
Rockefeller Sees Reagan Run as Ford Campaign Boost
Vice President Rockefeller says Ronald Reagan staying in the Republican race benefits President Ford by intensifying competition. He credits Reagan with aiding the party and nation and hopes Reagan continues while funds allow, in Chicago remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Rockefeller
Reagan
Nixon
Cancer Society Seeks Volunteers for April Fund Drive
The Bonner County Cancer Society calls for volunteers to support the April fundraising drive in various county areas. Laverne Hebert notes Sandpoint is well covered except Lincoln school area, and few workers last year caused transportation funding shortages for patients traveling to treatment centers. Call Mrs. Merle Rogers at 263-2053 to help, with outlying residents able to call collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner County Cancer Society
Laverne Hebert
Sandpoint
Lincoln School
Merle Rogers
Collect
Rogers
Bonner County clubs and meetings on March schedule
Community groups in Bonner County list meetings and events from March 18 to March 24. Include extension council, dance tickets, beekeepers, humane society, 4-H, senior citizens, golf league, car parties, and beading classes with locations in Sandpoint, Clark Fork, Ponderay, and Naples. Public invited.
Delegates Chosen to Back Church in Idaho District One
District One delegates selected Tuesday night for the Idaho State Democratic Convention in Twin Falls next June. Sixteen of eighteen delegates pledged to support Senator Frank Church and national delegates. Uncommitted delegates and alternates were named from Bonners Ferry Sandpoint and Priest River with several listed by name.
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Idaho
Twin Falls
Frank Church
Church
Merle D. Parsley
Judith Parsley
Hope
Glen Ford
Robert Marley
Ponderay
Glenn McFarland
Mary McFarland
Clark Fork
Phoebe
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Credit Union
Bonner
Boundary Counties
Keith Hawn
McArthur Lake
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Aquarius
Jerry McGinn
Spokane
Supreme Court
Hertscheid
Herscheid
Cancer Society
Order of the Eastern Star
BiRite Drug
Ross Rexall Drug
Sandpoint Drug
Hospital
Auxilians
Elks Lodge
Sandpoint Motors
Winter Riders Snowmobile Club
Bob Pitts
E. Baldy Road
Bonner County Humane Society Board of Directors
Ponderay City Hall
Elk’s Lodge
The
North Idaho Beekeepers Assn
Washington Water Power Building
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Oak
Sandpoint Soccer Club
Thurs
North Country
Northside
National Council of Senior Citizens
Senior Citizen Center
Naples School
Naples
Agate
Bonner County Christian Women’s Club
Lifehouse
Kaniksu
Ouur Wane
Burge
Sherrin Guthrie
Priest River
Gloria Saccamono
Iris Hammons
Francine Boyd Priest Awer
Betty Jeffres
Dale Jeffres
Ray BH. Oliver
Curtis Snyder
Harold S Huff
Robert Eddy
Supper Club
Hwy
Frigidaire
Oryer & Ova
Orver
Stac
Absteva Bites
Jess
Clark Fork, Idaho
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