Thanksgiving Lunch for 1125 Pupils Across Five Schools
At Old Farming school kitchen Susan Weisz and Edna Spade started at 4 a.m. to prepare a Thanksgiving feast for 1,125 pupils across five schools. Pat Stevens assists as regular staff. Celia Elder joined, boosting daily noon meals to 525. Volunteers Evelyn McIntyre Lois Havilande and Vivian Willford helped. Menu included Roast Turkey Mashed Potatoes Cranberry Sauce Green Salad Bread and Butter Sandwiches Milk and Ice Cream Bars served at New and Old Farmin in Washington and the Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Weisz
Edna “Spade
Pat Stevens
Southside
Old Farmin
Cecelia Elder
Evelyn McIntyre
Dis
Lois Havilande
Farmin
Vivian Willford
New
Washington
Edna Spade
Bee
Vivian Williford
Sandpoint High Seeks Donations For Football Awards Banquet
Roger Lubbers president of the Bulldog Bench urges contributions for the Sandpoint High School football awards banquet. Players receive steak dinners and the Kra mer Lineman Award among other local donations. Contributions of 1.00 or more fund dinners for players via Bulldog Bench P O Box 758 Sandpoint c/o Wes Press secretary treasurer.
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Roger ‘Lubbers
Bulldog Bench
Sandpoint High School
Sandpoint
Jerry Kramer
Lubbers
Treasury
Bench
Bulldog’ Bench
c/o
Wes Press
Kick Off Meet Planned at Elks Club in Selkirk District
Selkirk District Boy Scout leaders announce a kickoff meeting with coffee and doughnuts from 7 to 8 a.m. Monday November 24 at the Elk's Temple. The Sustaining Membership Program letters went out in November to friends of scouting to support 1969 operations and 1970 funds. Wayne Goin, membership chairman, urges support to sustain the Scout program and youth leadership through Den Mothers, Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, and Explorer Advisors. Archie Moore's remarks at Faragu last summer are cited to emphasize youth leadership in the next decade.
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Selkirk
the Elk’s Temple
Friends of Scouting
Goin
Archie Moore
Faragu
House Approves Ammo Record-Keeping Change
Rep. James McClure says the House approval of a Senate rider repeals dealer record keeping on individual rifle and shotgun shell purchases. The exception covers interchangeable ammunition such as 22 caliber rim fire. He calls the law unworkable and insulting to sportsmen.
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House
Washington
UPI
James McClure
Idaho
Congress
Senate
Weather Outlook with Showers and Snow Showers
Mostly cloudy with showers today and tonight. Partly cloudy Saturday. Snow showers in nearby mountains. Precipitation chance 60 percent today 40 percent tonight 20 percent Saturday. Highs near 45 and lows around 30.
Scene Around Town A New Look At Local Hall And Ben Franklin Store
Looking across the Lake towards Hope the scene notes the 1967 Plume Creek area harvest and a chamber of commerce wing add on to the Community Hall with knotty pine siding and cedar shake roof. King sized stuffed animals in bright colors are arranged on high shelves at Ben Franklin's, Wilma Allen documenting the display.
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Hope
Plume Creek Ie. Oy Chamber of ‘Commerce
Ben Franklin’s
Wilma Allen
Bonners Ferry Bypass Halted Over Property Dispute
Idaho Highway Board faces delay in building a four lane bypass east of Bonners Ferry as a land clash with Vern Sandy blocks contract signing. The board considers rerouting to avoid the contested right of way while negotiating a quick take deposit of 37 000 dollars. U.S. 95 traffic and Interstate 80 routing also loom as officials seek bids and state options.
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Highway Department
Ellis Mathes
Dayton Douglas
Bonners Ferry
Highway Board
Dar Cogswell
Idaho Highway Department
Cogswell
Ward Tifft
Howard Thomason
Sandpoint
U.S. 95 Association
Homedale
Jordan Valley
Ore
U.S. 95
Ontario
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Public Roads’ Regional Office of
Idaho
Mountain Home
Glenns Ferry
Hammett
Bureau of Public Roads
Public Utilities considers General Telephone rate request
Idaho Public Utilities Commission has taken under advisement a General Telephone Company request for a northern Idaho rate increase totaling 909000 dollars annually. After seven hearings, complaints focused on rural multi party lines and service, with the commission delaying a ruling pending further field checks by its staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom M Hogson
Benewah County
St. Maries
F. E. Hightower
Everett, Wash
Hogson
Larry Ripley
Post Falls
Hightower
Coeur d’Alene
General Telephone
Commission
Ralph Wickberg
PUC
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Elks Club
General Telephone Co
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