Community notices crowd October events and meetings
Local notices list happenings in Bonner County and neighboring areas. A chili feed at Colburn School, rummage sales, club meetings, a 4 H project meeting, a Republican women’s dinner, and a Home Extension Council gathering are scheduled across October with times and venues including Community Hall Sandpoint VFW Hall and Hope City Hall.
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Ben~Ida Republican Women’s Club
Sandpoint
IWA
Bonner County
Sandpoint Police Log Reports Fires Thefts And Births
Fire crews responded to a Doug Moore address on North Ruth where a sleeping bag near a heater caused a fire and heavy smoke. no other damage reported. Theft notes valued at about $300 from fishing tackle. a break in at Morris Gaylord summer home near Albeni Falls with food missing. An eight foot aluminum pram stolen from Springy Point chained to a stump. owner Rollin Farmin. October admissions list several names and babies. births include Alfred and Stevens boy 9 lbs 2 oz 22.5 inches. John Radan couple welcomed a boy. Idaho tax and housing notes discuss rent increases and enforcement.
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Sandpoint
Doug Moore
North Ruth
Springy Point
Rollin Farmin
Sunday closing laws cited in Nashville restaurant dispute
A Nashville restaurant faced a customer dispute as the diner argued the cafe was open illegally on Sunday. Police had indicated strict enforcement prevented Sunday hours, and the manager chose not to press payment after the confrontation.
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Nashville
Tenn. Upd
Crockett Shoots Self In Leg While Hunting
David Crockett, 38, of Torrance, while tracking game in Inyo National Forest over the weekend, accidentally discharged a pistol in his trouser pocket after a stumble. He was reported in good condition by sheriff officials.
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Porterville
Calif
UPI
David Crockett
Inyo National Forest
Sheriff’s
Torrance
Here
Truman Unable To See Senator McGovern in Independence
In Independence Missouri Senator George S McGovern reported former President Harry S Truman is not well and cannot receive visitors. McGovern said he spoke with Mrs Truman at the Trumans home Saturday noting Truman is very deaf and has not talked on the phone for months.
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Independence
UPI
George S. McGovern
Harry.s. Truman
Truman
McGovern
Trumans
Bexs
Food Donated To Hospital From Idaho and Canada
The Spokane Shrine Hospital received about 80 tons of food from a weekend caravan led by Lewiston Cal Am Temple members. Dwain H. McIntosh said 80 trucks delivered supplies gathered across eastern Washington northern Idaho and western Canada for the hospital’s crippled children program.
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Spokane
Lewiston
Idaho
Dwain H. McIntosh
Washington
Maho
Canada
Hospital
Pounds Thinner In A Bias-Cut Skirt
Bias-cut garments are hailed as flattering and slimming for fall and winter wear. Practical sewing tips cover fabric selection on grain, pattern choices designed for bias, slip baste technique to align plaids, careful pressing, and a 48 hour hanger rest before hemming.
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Colburn School
Mt. View
Mary Albers
Bonner County Horsemen's Association
Eac
Idaho Nurses Association
Kootenai Memorial Hospital
Coeur d’ Alene
Washington Elementary
Sigma Phi
VFW Hall
Washington Water Power
Green Monarchs
American Association of Retired Persons
Hope-Clark Fork Area
Hope City Hall
Faye Rebenstorf
Coeur d’Alene
St. Agnes Guild
Oak
William D. Martin
The
American Legion
Lincoln School
PTA
Southside
PTO
Jim’ Brockway
Jim Wolfe
Ob Wilcox
William E. Dorn
Idolwood
Eheryl
Eynin
IGA
Robert Christi
Pogomge
Morris Gaylord
Albeni Falls
Jef DeMers
Olivia Gutzman
Cynthia Stevens
Jeremy E. Davy
Vera M. Radan
Alice L. Fannan
Barbara Fournier
Jean A. Martin
Elizabeth Eetides
Randal Schmiauta
F i
Martha M. Davis
Tom Halliwell
Marilyn J. Porath
Christine Brees
Delores Hart
Jean Martin
Julia Sutton
Alfred Stevens
John Radan
Kdaho
Calvin E. “Wright
Boise
Diner Buffs Cafe
Crockett
Senator
the Daily Bee
Mon
Calam Temple
Corduroys
Del’s
N. First
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