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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1972
Page
3
Local groups schedule anniversaries raffles dinners rummage sales and meetings through October 14. Highlights include Selle Grange 40th anniversary potluck October 5 6 30 p.m. at Grange Hall and several church missions public card parties and veterans events. Attendees contact planning committees for details.
The 1972 Bonner County Improvement meeting for the horse section moves from the Bonner County Fairgrounds to the courthouse courtroom. The meeting remains at 8 p.m. on Thursday October 5.
I thank Banner General staff for making my stay from September 26 to October 4 pleasant. Gratitude to visitors for cards and letters and to my three doctors and the nurses who cared for me.
Washington Water Power Company of Spokane hosts a cooking school at the Panida Theatre on Wednesday October 25 at 1 30 p m with home economists Dorothy Smith and Peggy Lewis leading the program. The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club serves as hostess inviting all ladies to attend with prizes offered by local businesses.
The Church of God at Pine and Boyer will honor its youth with a Friday night inspiration and watchnight service starting at 8 p.m. at 103 N Boyer and lasting past midnight. Youth lead in Sunday Morning School and Worship Service with the message broken for Christ by Reverend Kilpatrick Pastor. Evangelist Reverend Howard Dill from Oregon will speak Sunday evening.
Dustyne Hope Anderson designed the official Sandpoint Public Library bookmark. Anne Cordes says the orange background sketch of the library stems from the Dimensions in Art series. The library notes it is unique in the state to have its image on a bookmark and will mark its silver anniversary this Friday.
Bud Moon, candidate for state Senate, answers voter questions about campaign independence. He says he has not taken contributions from industries or groups in North Idaho and relies on individual friends for funds. Moon stresses a civic duty to serve all citizens impartially regardless of party.
The Sandpoint Saddle Club met on Monday October 2 in the Washington Water Power hostess room with 18 members and three guests. Candy arrived for sale and should be picked up immediately. Ten riders attended the Don Lund residence ride in Samuels. No October trail ride planned though spur-of-the-moment rides possible. Monte Lipscomb won the door prize. next meeting November 6 at 8 p.m. in the Washington Water Power Building. films The Greatest Horse Show on Earth and Youth and the Quarter Horse were shown.
The Circle and Swing square dance club will start beginner lessons Friday October 6 at 7 p.m. in the Eagles dining room with Bob Hughes of Spokane teaching. Information and signup via Ron May or Lynn Hawkins. Sugar production at Amalgamated Sugar Co. in Nampa begins Monday after a one week harvest delay.
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