Pre Flood Projects Include B County
James A. McClure praised the Corps of Engineers for pre flood emergency work in Northern Idaho listing eight under construction. Projects include removing debris along the South Fork Coeur d Alene River and near Grouse Creek at Smelterville, rebuilding log crib walls at Placer, repairing levies along Lightning and Kootenai rivers, excavating Ball Creek, sloping a levy at River Mile 30.4, strengthening two Kootenai levies, and reinforcing a levy near Bonners Ferry with costs ranging from 1,500 to 57,000 dollars.
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James A. McClure
Corps of Engineers
Idaho
McClure
Coeur d’Alene
Clark Fork
Ball Creek
Kootenai River
Bonners Ferry
Little 9
Diking District 16
Will Bettlebone Tbr
Supt Warns Drive Safely On Holidays
The Idaho State Police urge cautious driving for the Memorial Day weekend three days of travel. Supt. L. Clark Hand notes last year’s traffic fatalities and warns motorists to vehicle checkups, early travel, adherence to speed limits, and avoiding fatigue. State troopers will patrol highways during the holiday.
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Idaho
ISP
L. Clark Hand
Boise
Worship Set For Summer At First Presbyterian Church
Pastor Clarence E. Twigg announces summer worship hours at First Presbyterian Church. Services start at 9 30 a m on the first Sunday of June, with Sunday School recessed through June July and August. Families are urged to attend together and visitors are welcomed in informal attire.
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First Presbyterian Church
Clarence E. Twigg
Martha Chapter 34 Eastern Star Holds May Meeting
Worthy Matron Sara Siple presided at the regular Martha Chapter No 34 Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday night May 24 Memorial services were held for members who died this year Attendees were urged to support the Jobs Daughters installation June 6 at the temple A rummage sale is planned for fall Plans for the North Idaho Scottish Rite Dinner June 4 at 6 30 p m with Elsie Danielson as chair and Dora Pennington as co chair Forty members and guests enjoyed refreshments by Audrey Pratt Marilla Schoonover and Ethel Shadel.
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Sara’ Siple
Martha
Order of the ‘Eastern’ Star
Masonic Temple
E-Stars
North Idaho
Elsie Danielson
Dora Pennington
Audrey Pratt
Marilla Schoonover
Ethel Shadel
Humphrey Signals Presidential Interest on His 60th Birthday
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey indicated he would consider another run for the Democratic nomination. At a breakfast for new men on his 60th birthday he said he is testing the water and might enter California and New York primaries if no clear front-runner emerges. He reflected on his 1968 loss to Nixon and suggested the outcome may have been best for all involved.
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Washington
WUPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
The
Washington Star
Pye
Humphrey
California
New York
Nixon
Community notices and events from Sandpoint May 27 1971
Local events include a bowling playoff at Sandpoint Lanes on May 27 at 7 30 p m between Pin Queen champions Sandpoint Ice and Fuel and Alley Dustes champions Mak Olympia Sandpoint Beauty School graduation party June 1 30 p m at Chateau Army Auxiliary meeting May 27 8 p m old legion hall Memorial Day poppy wreaths and church group meetings June 1 and May 29 and May 31 film His Land by Billy Graham free admission
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the Daily Bee
Thur
S Py
Sandpoint
Sandpoint Ice & Fuel
Coe
Alley Dustes
Mak ‘Olmypia
Chateau
American Legion Auxiliary
Old Legion Hall
Gospel Tabernacle and
Southside Community Church
Billy Graham
Southside
Horse halter lesson draws riders from Montana to Idaho
Groups from Heron Montana and Priest River join at W C Racicot residence for halter showing instruction led by Weldonna Osborn and Ardis Racicot. Next Wednesday at 7 30 p m English riding classes begin with more halter work. No charge and all interested invited with sessions starting promptly at 7 30 at the Priest River Saddle Club grounds.
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Heron
Montana
Priest River
W.C. Racicot
Weldonna
Osborn
Ardis
Racicot
Saddle Club
Dignitaries Invited for Yellowstone Centennial Dinner
Wyoming Montana and Idaho dignitaries will attend a May 1972 Yellowstone commemorative dinner in Cody as part of the park centennial observance. Gov. Hathaway hosts the Second World Conference on National Parks slated for September 1972 at Jackson Lake Lodge with plans for publicity, TV features, and a film.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Travel Commission
National Park Service
Hathaway
Howard Chapman
Grand Teton National Park
Harthon Bill
NPS
Wyoming
Curt Gowdy
New York Club 21
Peter Kriendler
Yellowstone
Jack Anderson
Bill
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Card Party and Dessert Luncheon by Women's Relief Corp
The Card Party and dessert luncheon will be held Friday May 28 at 1 p.m. in the IWA Hall with committee members Mary Sindelar Marsha Johnson and Angel Deshon. Public invited members urged to bring items for the Convention Sales table. The department convention heads to Caldwell on June 7.
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Women’s Relief Corp
IWA
Mary Sindelar
Marsha Johnson
Angel Deshon
Department
Caldwell
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