Harvest Dinners and Community Rummage Drive October notices
Community notices list Harvest Dinners sponsored by Colburn School Knights of Columbus and local churches with admission 75 cents per person, youth 25, family tickets 5. Also rummage sale at Adjustment School behind Washington Elementary October 20 21. Various meetings and events follow including nurses association garden club and PTA activities with dates in October and community halls.
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Colburn School
Washington Elementary
Commodities Distribution Planned at Bonner County Fair Grounds
Notice says commodities will be distributed at the old Bonner County Fair Grounds from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on October 17 and 18. Applicants may file at the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Riverside Building Sandpoint.
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Lions Club
Knick
Knack
Bonner County Fair
Dept. of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Riverside
Sandpoint
Rent Watch booklet aids beneficiaries in rent dispute relief
Cost of Living Council releases Rent Watch booklet to help social security beneficiaries contest illegal rent increases and file complaints with the IRS. Copies available at the Coeur d Alene Social Security Office and by mail or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cost of Living Council
Coeur, d’ Alene
Social Security
Hugo
Wiebusch
Social Duenitity
Internal Revenue Service
Donald Rumsfel
Social Security Office
Coeur d’Alene
Boise
Social Security Administration
Lakeside
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Venereal disease education program planned in Idaho
Dr. John Mather of the Department of Environmental Protection and Health announced a new venereal disease education program. Beginning next week workshops for junior and senior high school teachers will be held statewide, followed by a Boise State College summer seminar. The program treats venereal disease as a medical issue and aims to equip teachers with facts to counter misinformation and early symptoms and treatment details for students. A federal grant funds the efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Mather
Department of Environmental Protection and Health
Mathers
Boise ‘State College
Mather
Idaho
Deph
AARP Seeks New Members in Sandpoint Chapter Meeting
The Lake Pend Oreille Chapter of the AARP held its second meeting at Sandpoint Community Hall with President Bert Herrin. The group discussed by laws and charter membership and invited ages 50 and up to join at the next meeting on November 1 at 2 p.m. Mrs Rebenstorf of Coeur dAlene showed a film as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pend Oreille
A.ar.p
Sandpoint
Bert Herrin
A.A.R.P
Rebenstorf
Coeur d’ Alene
Bonner County Homemakers Extension Club Meets in Sandpoint
The Bonner County Homemakers Extension Club held its September meeting at Priest River Ball Hall. Alan Kowski explained services of the Child Development Center in Sandpoint, with Peggy Pierce and James Stoicheff presenting a slide show on child instruction. Garey Faceentrate spoke on modern flooring from Modern Supply. Luncheon was by Snow Valley and O.A.N.I. The next gathering October 16 at Sandpoint Community Hall will be pot luck with Reverend Doak as speaker and Joanne Miller on home made products.
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Bonner ‘County, Homemakers, Extension
Priest River
Sandpoint
Coeur d’ Alene
Alan Kowski
Peggy
Pierce
James Stoicheff
Pine
Garey
Snow Valley
O.A.N.I
Violet Moore
Doak
Joanne Miller
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Columbus
Saint. Joseph's
Dist. 10 Nurses Association
Elsie Wormington
Selle Road
Garden Club
Washington Water Power Building
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
South
Northern Counties
Boundary
Bonner
Kootenai
Don Papenberg
Idaho Dairy Products Commission
Panhandle Quarter Horse Association
Washington Water
Best Af
P.T.A
Southside School Pto
Jim Brockway
Jim Wolfe
Bob Wilcox
William E. Dorn
Bonner County
Home Extension
Nopotluck
Annie Miller
Lambda
Sigma Phi
VFW
Hall
West Lake Street
The
V.flw
Kendal
England
UPI
Congressional
Steve “Symms
Jack Parker
Bowlda Repubblican Women’s Club
Sf Beef
Bee
Ension Club
Elks Temple
Ted Crabb
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