Deprogramming Debate Roils Religion in America
UPI report on the rise of cults and parental and religious concerns. Civil Liberties Union leader warns deprogramming risks political and religious oppression. Church leaders defend rights while noting youths over 21 may be affected and state conservatorships rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Civil Liberties Union
Aryeh Neier
The
ACLU
Very Dan
Dean Kelley
National Council of Churches
Kelley
Neier
Church of God to Burn Mortgage in 11 AM Service
The First Church of God in Division and Superior) Sand pant will hold a morning service on Sunday March 20 to celebrate burning its mortgage. Reopened in 198 in a new building after a 17 year effort the congregation will share special music remarks from former pastors and members and a dinner served by church ladies followed by a tour of the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint
Church of God
Warren Pomeroy
Obituary notices for H H Mac McCrum and others in Idaho
Obituary notices report H H Mac McCrum 83 of Sandpoint died March 17 at home born September 24 1893 in Treesbank Manitoba married Grace Thurlow August 15 1917 in Robsart Salt Canada worked for Humbird Lumber Jack Adams Economy Grocery Sandpoint Police chief retired 1942 and managed state liquor store until 1960 survived by family and eight grandchildren plus two sons and three daughters with services at Moon Chapel March 19 Pinecrest Cemetery. Also obituary notes Gilman Benjamin 78 of Coeur d Alene died March 16 after illness born March 13 1899 in Aniwa Wisconsin member of LDS Eagles Wildlife Federation worked for Potlatch Forestry survived by son and daughter and four brothers and sisters with services at English Funeral Home February 21 Rest Lawn. Squire H. Glen 63 of Bonners Ferry died March 17 born December 3 1913 in Melrose New Mexico moved to Bonners Ferry as child worked for Spokane International Railroad 1943 and later moved to Sandpoint member of Elks survived by wife and five daughters twelve grandchildren and one great grandson with service at Moon Chapel March 21 and memorials to Shriner’s Hospital or Elks Rehabilitation Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.H. ‘Mac” McCrum
Sandpoint
Treesbank
Manitoba
Canada
Grace Thurlow
Robsart
Salt
Humbird Lumber Company
Jack Adams
Economy Grocery
Coeur d’Alene
Gilman Benjamin
Gilman
Coeur d'Alene
Harrison
Idaho
Aniwa
Wisconsin
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Eagles
Patsy Ramey
Weippe
Rest Lawn
Coeur d’ Alene
Bonner General Hospital
Melrose
New Mexico
Bonners Ferry
Squire
Spokane International Railroad
Spokane
Glen
The
Elks
Gladys
Phyl J Miellis
Longview
Marie Kling
Coeur
D’ Alene
Sheila Hale
Ellen Briley
Mabel Montgomery
Emily Osborn
Mogie Springs
Lenna Benscoter
St Maries
Velma Lewis
Jean Truax
Fern Tifft
Mae Babich
Moon Chapel
Harold Huff
Fairmont Memorial Park
Sunset Chapel
Shriner’s Hospital
Elks Rehabilitation Center
Eckankar Lecture Set At Bonner County Library
An Eckankar introductory article notes a lecture at Bonner County Library on April 14 at 7 30 pm. Agatha Whitely, a Spokane Eckankar follower, will give the talk and lead a question and answer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckankar
Bonner County
Agatha Whitely
Spokane
Community event notes and club meetings in Sandpoint area
A dense list of upcoming meetings and events in Sandpoint Idaho area. Homemakers Council, veterans spaghetti feed, bake sale, garden club, LPN Association talk on hip replacements, Social Security visit, snowmobile club, retired railway employees gathering, search and rescue, Sandpoint 2x4s, credit union and co op meetings, Irish dinner, card party, Westmond Grange anniversary, senior citizen dances and classes, 4-H horse clinic, gardening program, Panhandle Racing Assoc dinner, Clark Fork Ambulance benefit dinner, CB break, Busy Bee Club meeting. Dates range March 18 19 20 21 23 26 with various venues across Sandpoint Bonners Ferry Ponderay.
Veterans Aid Offered at Bonner County Courthouse
Armed forces veterans in Bonner County can get information and help with filing forms from Andrew Olson at the County Courthouse veterans service office every Thursday 2 pm to 5 pm. Olson, a North Idaho College student, will be at the veterans office each Thursday through May 12. Contact in person or at 263-6841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Bonner County
Andrew Olson
Veterans Service Office
Olson
North Idaho College
Veterans Office
Dingmans Celebrate Silver Anniversary in Sandpoint
Ervin and Doris Dingman of Sandpoint celebrate their 25th anniversary with an open house at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Lutheran Church located at 526 Olive Avenue. All neighbors are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmond Grange
Jim McNall
Russia
Sandpoint
Ervin
Doris Dingman
Lutheran Church
Olive Avenue
Dingmans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bee
Mike Daten
Religion In America
David E. Anderson
UPI
H.H
Mac" McCrum
Grace
B. P.O.E
Harold “Hap” McCrum
Pat McCrum
Maxine Branson
Seattle
Dorothy McCrum
Joyce Jones
Norm McCrum
Edmonton
Alberta
Moon
Chuck Wigton
Pinecrest Memorial Cemetery
Elk Rehabilitation Center
Boise
Squire H. Glen
Caesar
Tijuana
Clint Eastwood
E the
Enforcer
Bonner
Homemakers Council
Wm. D. Martin
American Legion
Elks Lodge
John’s Discount Warehouse
Pend Oreille
Phoenix Aviation
Mum’s Green Thumb Garden Club
Lucille Kiebert
Anna Kauffman
LPN Association
Blaisdel
LPN
Social Security Administration
West Main St
Winter Riders
Washington Water Power
National Assn. of
Bormer County
Ponderay City Hall
Sandpoint Motors
Panhandle Public Employees Federal Credit Union
Harry’s Coffee Shop
Sandpoint Federal Building
Co-op Gas & Supply
Sandpoint Community Hall
Hope School Pto
Rebekah Lodge
Pine and
Euclid
Senior Citizens Center
Selle Wranglers 4-H Horse Club
Betty Tuckey
Moscow
Forest and Main
Sandpoint Garden Club
Washington Water Power Hostess Room
Panhandle Racing Assoc
Betty Mott
Donna Boles
Clark: Fork Valley
Edgewater
North Idaho Cbers
Eagles Club
Oden
Busy Bee Club
Mary Stevens
New York
Kaniksu
Long Bridge
Pamela
Docron
Kodel
C. Kodel
Dacron Reg
T.M. of
DuPont Co
Kodel Reg. T.M
Eastman Chem. Ae
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