Community club and church group notices from Nov. events
Social clubs and church groups share Nov. activities in this notes section. Happy Ladies Birthday Club met at Mrs. Charles Agar with nine teen ladies two men and two children attending. others hosted birthday gifts. Three Table Bridge Club's gathering in Alpine Room yielded prizes for Mrs. Francis Riley and others. Methodist Church Women held a dessert luncheon and discussed a Creche project for Christmas with volunteers welcome. Ida Woods of Libby Montana visiting Rhenama Varney in Sandpoint area. Christian Church Ladies Aid met with scripture reading and crafts. pot luck dinner planned for Nov. 13 at Phil McNearney’s home hosted by Mamie McNearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Ladies Birthday Club
Charles Agar
Dave Robinson
George Agar
Iva Burnstad
Otto Swanstom
Bruce Harmon
Baby
Hilma Johnson
Jay Mount
William Kohler
Francis Rainey
Three Table Bridge Club
Francis Riley
Millard Eveneson
William Wyatt
Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Harold Method
F. M. Nedds
Russell Antsen
Seattle
Margaret Massing
Cliff Albright
Mary Martha Circle
The
Christian Church Ladies Aid
Faye South
Rhenama Varney
Clarence Coulson
Phil McNearney
Mamie’ Mc Nearney
Wallace In Hong Kong says no immediate run for office
George C. Wallace says he has no immediate plans to seek local or national office and will reassess based on Nixon's performance. Speaking at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents Club during a Southeast Asia fact finding trip, he notes patience with the president and reserves the right to change his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Hong Kong
Wallace
Southeast
Asia
South Vietnam
Bipartisan push for Vietnam cease fire and settlement
Senate leaders from both parties join to propose a resolution urging Nixon to seek a ceasefire by both sides in Vietnam and back efforts toward a negotiated settlement and free elections in South Vietnam. House committee backs a non cease-fire measure ahead of hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Vietnam
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
White House
Scott
Mike Mansfield
South Vietnam
J. William Fulbright
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Mansfield
Mansfield-Scott
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Junior High Bowling League Results November 5 1969
Cabinet Gorge edged Sandpoint Bowl as Anita Rhodes rolled 513 for Cabinet Gorge and Ann Lubbers 506 led Sandpoint Bowl. Olympia edged Kamloops Klub with Louise Olenslager’s 600 series, while Trawler's Motel swept Wash Water Power. DeeAnn Crawford posted 650 high gross series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinet Gorge
Sandpoint Motor
Olympia
Northern Lights
Bill’s Mobil
Ida
the Kaniksu
Trawler’s Motel
Kamloop’s Klub
Anita Rhodes
Ann Lubbers
Pat Becker
Sandpoint Motors
Kaniksu
Shirley Stevens
Dort McCrum
Frances Crandell
Bette. Welter
Leona Crabb
Beverly Longbottom
Kamoop
Louise Olenslager
Doris Medick
Carolyn Conibear
DeeAnn Crawford
Bamloop
Betty Forell
Delores Campbell
Kamloop
Lucky Lager
Mary Madsen
Lucky
Barbara Remmers
Margaret Cooks
Louise Olenslagers
Bette Welter
Pin Queen Bowling League results and student council notes
Sayers tied for first after beating Ice & Fuel while Art Ruyle moved to second by defeating Sommerfeld. Co op topped Connies dropping them to third. Weekly prizes went to Leona Crabb high net 210 and Marge Mozel high series 582. The newsletter includes Student Council plans for Schweitzer stockholders meeting December 4 and November 14 parent conferences with rating sheets and report cards to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice & Fuel
Sayers
Art Ruyle
Connies
Sommerfeld
Beaners
Yagers
Schweitzer, Inc
Mikesell
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Gripes, Snipes
Thanhs Ter
Stan J.gordon
Columbus, Ohio
Ida Woods
Libby
Montana
Mrs. Woods
Sandpoint
Prarie Na Vida
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Alley Dusters League
Ier
PIN Queen Bowling League