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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1971

Page

5

Miss Schribner Weds Jerry Phillips at First Lutheran

Paralee Schribner daughter of Mr and Mrs Kirby Schribner 521 North Third Ave became the bride of Jerry M Phillips in a daytime ceremony at the First Lutheran Church Rev Orville Grorud officiated The event featured white gladioli pew markers and a colonial bouquet for the bride Maid of honor Deborah Haugse and bridesmaids Robin Rozzini wore lavender and pink gowns The groom’s party included Gary Phillips best man Steve Payne Tim McCrum and Gary Elliot Ushers stood with the couple A reception followed at the Pastime Panhandle Room Guests from Loon Lake Rosen burg Orofino Boise and other areas attended The couple will reside at 202 Water Street Pullman Wash

Paralee Schribner Kirby Schribner North Third Ave Jerry M. Phillips First Lutheran Church Marjorie Pederson S. Florence Dick Phillips Spokane Orville Grorud Grorud Deborah Haugse Sandpoint Robin Rozzini Maid of Honor Gary Phillips Steve Payne Tim McCrum Gary Elliot

Church Project Is Program

Melanie Beeck former Sandpoint resident spoke at Sandpoint Kiwanis about a ten member Presbyterian delegation to Quito Ecuador in July. Rev Bill Kelley Mrs Augustine Battle led the group from Emmanuel Church. Beeck described Ecuadorians religious affiliations churches missions and noted the absence of a middle class. The team built brick walls and sub floor in the non denominational church during the two week visit.

Melanie Beeck Sandpoint

Ejiks Charity Ball set with Starry Theme at Elks Lodge

The annual Ejiks Charity Ball at the Elks Lodge features a Stardust theme and silver blue decor. Music by Ted Crabb Trio and Moonlight ers Dance Band as breakfast is served. proceeds aid Elks charity projects including Crippled Children Scholarship Fund and Red Cross. Tickets limited to members with one extra for a non member.

Stardust Ejiks Clup Lodge Ted Crabb Moonlighters Elks Lodge

No Action Against Officer in Spokane Shooting Case

Spokane County Prosecuting Attorney Don Brockett said there will be no official action against Spokane police officer Anthony Bamonte who shot and critically wounded a holdup suspect. The wounded man was Jerry Lewis 35, later charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Peggy Jean Palmer 45.

Spokane UPI Spokane County Don Brockett Anthony Bamonte Jerry Lewis Peggy Jean Palmer

Fund Created For Burn Victim Noel Colhoff

Eight year old Noel Colhoff suffered second and third degree burns covering about a third of his body when he fell into burning leaves. After two months in hospital and six skin grafts at Sacred Heart in Spokane he returns to school. A Noel Colhoff Fund at Bank of Idaho enables donations to help with medical costs and future reconstructive surgery planned for December.

Noel Colhoff Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane William Colhoff Sandpoint Sacred Heart Bank of Idaho Sandpoint Presbyterian Spokane Star Shooters Vancell Lori

McClure to Hold News Conference on Senate Bid

UPI reports Idaho congressman James A. McClure will hold a news conference to discuss his candidacy for the U.S. Senate. The session is set for Wednesday November 17 at 10 a.m. in the Regal Room of the Downtowner hotel in Boise.

Boise UPI James A. McClure Idaho U.S. Senate

Bon Marche robbery ends with fatal shooting after suspect flees

Police said a suspect was shot by Officer Bamonte as he left the Bon Marche department store after a robbery at the store credit offices on October 16. The man, identified as Lewis, allegedly held a gun and $8,323 taken in the holdup was recovered from a wastebasket he carried.

Bon Marche Lewis Bamonte

Card Of Thanks From Bonner General Hospital Staff

The 3 to 11 p.m. shift nurses and aides at Bonner General Hospital thank the police department Petrolane Gas Company and all who offered help during the recent powerless Wednesday. The hospital employees express appreciation for community support and assistance.

Bonner General Hospital Petrolane Gas Company Bonner General

Community Meeting Notices Highlight Local Groups

Sagle PTO Harvest Dinner set for Saturday night at Sagle School Gym 5 30 to 7 30 Tickets at door AAUW meets Thursday 7 30 at Washington Water Power building program Mobile Learning Center VFW Post 2453 and Auxiliary hold 6 30 dinner at VFW Hall Rev James Doak speaker Also notes a Nov 13 Sagle PTO dinner and a rummage sale at Cocolalla LDS Church Selle Community open house honoring Paul Hartley 25th wedding anniversary Women’s Relief Corps meets Friday at IWA Hall with coffee MH Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodge card party Saturday IOOF Hall and rummage sale Friday Sandpoint Garden Club meets Nov 15 at WWP Hostess Room program show and tell art.

Sagle Pto Sagle AAUW Washington Water Power Building VFW James Doak Selle Selle Grange Hall Paul Hart Sandpoint Garden Club W.W.P

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Corinne Thompson Miss Schribner Mary Easley Loon Lake Marion van Stone Orofino Charles Bernard Rosenburg Ore Ron Moore Water Street Pullman, Wash Mr. and Mrs Jerry Phillips Tana Andrus Lyle Mosier Caldwell Mosier U.S. Army Vietnam Robert Johnson Elks Recep 2 McClure Cocolalla LDS Church Ross Hall Women’s’ Relief Corps IWA Farmin Washington Pta Farmin James Breinich Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges IOOF Tokik Rebekah and Odd Fellows M Hk
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