Community Hall Bazaar Draws Huge Opening Crowd
The All County Bazaar opened with a packed hall as dozens of booths offered a mix of useful, antique, and handmade items. Highlights include Idaho scenery photos, rock jewelry displays, and Rotarians selling suits from $4 to $6, with food items and crafts drawing strong shopper interest.
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Sandpoint Bee Announces New Daily Comic Features
The Sandpoint Daily Bee will run two comic strips each day starting Monday. There There Oughta Be A Law by Shorten and Whipple and The Dropouts by Howard Post offer light humor with readers contributing ideas and a theme of escapism.
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Sandpoint High to Hold Saturday Track Work Day
Sandpoint High School track men and boosters meet at 8 a.m. Saturday to repair track areas. Bull dog Bench Boys' Booster Club and Sandpoint High Booster Club aid, bringing hammers saws and rakes to build concrete forms, discus and shot pads, reinforce curbs, and construct long jump and pole vault runways.
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Christmas Plans Highlight Sandpoint Merchants Meeting
The Sandpoint Retail Merchants Committee announced Christmas events including Santa visits on December 6 and a shop show December 13 at the Panida Theatre. Night shopping starts December 10. decorations go up December 16.
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County Takes License Fee Cut
Ada County began deducting collection costs from state motor vehicle license fee transmittals. State Auditor Joe Williams questioned legality, warning a potential multi million dollar raid on the highway fund if other counties do the same. October deductions totaled 7281 including salaries postage envelopes and rent.
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Adult Basic Education Classes Meet On Monday
Adult Basic Education classes meet weekly from 7 to 9 p.m. at the New Farm in School on Monday nights. The non graded program is open to anyone seeking instruction in grades 1 through 8. Courses cover language arts history science and mathematics with no charge.
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Weather outlook with showers through Saturday
Partly cloudy with a chance of rain. Showers tonight and Saturday, 20 percent today, 30 percent tonight and Saturday. Highs around 50 today and Saturday, lows near 35 tonight.
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