Community notices and club meetings in Bonner County
Local groups announce events from October 17 to 21 1977 including nurses association meeting at Bonner General Hospital library book sale with 25 cent hardbacks, 5 cent paperbacks, humane society gathering, Women's Aglow luncheon with Esther Bennett speaker, Spokane Blood Bank Mobile Unit in Sandpoint, 4 H clubs achievement program, Cub Scout Pack meeting, Pend Oreille REACT meeting, 4 H Babysitting clinics, Full Gospel Breakfast moved to Oct 22 Edgewater Restaurant, Bible talks in Newport and Priest River, Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club meeting with obsidian slides, Town League Basketball meeting, New Dimensions in Sewing workshop, Sandpoint Senior Citizens potluck, Christian Womens Share luncheon with Fran Wray, Harvest Dinner by Women of the Moose, North Idaho Community Concert reminder, and Bonner County Fair Improvement Meeting with open discussion on future fairs.
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Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club
Sandpoint
Soap Star Katherine Helmond Faces Family Backlash Over Role
Hollywood interview with Katherine Helmond of Soap describes her surprise at Texas relatives reacting to her portrayal as a faithful wife entangled in marital infidelity and extra marital plots. Helmond defends the comedic nature while noting church groups’ objections and her own shift to a dramatic acting background.
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Vernon Scott Hollywood
UPI
Katherine Helmond
Texas
Katherine
Galveston
Miss Helmond
Julie Harris
David Christian
New York
Jessica Tate
Jessica
Boise Cascade Reports Record Third Quarter Earnings
Boise Cascade Corp. posted a record third quarter with net income near 31 million dollars or 1.05 per share for the nine months ending Sept 30. Sales reached 605.3 million dollars. CEO John B. Fery cited a healthy economy and strong housing activity plus contributions from a 1.1 billion capital program to lift results.
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Boise
UPC
Boise Cascade Corp
John B. Fery
Meridian School Trustees Replace Moratorium With Early Developer Involvement
Meridian Idaho trustees scrap their two year moratorium on home building and adopt a policy urging developers to consult the district early. The change reflects a shift from denial to case by case review of projects with potential classroom space needs or existing owned sites.
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Meridian, Idaho
UPI
Meridian
Show Goes On Despite Crosby Family Death and Celebrity News
Mary Frances Crosby performed in San Francisco as her father Bing Crosby’s death casts a pall over opening night. Gerald Ford and Betty celebrate 29th wedding anniversary in Palm Springs with Eva Gabor and guests. Fidel Castro visits Kingston Jamaica receiving Order of Jamaica amid security fears. Kristin Moe named Miss American Teen 1969 in Miami Beach. Ryan O Nea l and Tatum film International Velvet in Hamilton Massachusetts. Queen Elizabeth late to luncheon. Rene Levesque’s cigarette moment at Harrington Lake.
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Mary Frances Crosby
Mary Frances
Bing Crosby
San Francisco
American Conservatory Theater
Kathryn
Bing
Gerald Ford
Betty
Palm Springs
Cali
Eva Gabor
Dolores Hope
Pearl Bailey
Cary Grant
Fords
Susan
Jack
Steve
Kristin Moe
Santa Ana
Miami Beach
Sally Anne Griffith
Lake Oswego
Ore
Marsha Bellamy
Lexington
Lynn Volk
Dayton
Ohio
Linda Hedrick
Wiley Ford
W Va
Quebec
Rene Levesque
Elizabeth
Pierre Trudeau
Harrington Lake
Levesque
Trudeau
Idaho Senator Arthur Murphy in Serious Condition
A Sacred Heart Medical Center spokesman said Idaho State Senator Arthur Murphy 79 of Mullan has stabilized from critical cancer illness and remains in serious condition undergoing treatment. Murphy is in his 15th term in the Idaho Legislature and currently minority caucus chairman.
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Spokane
UPI
Sacred Heart Medical Center
Idaho
Arthur Murphy
Dmullan
Murphy
EPA Sues Bunker Hill Mining Over Creek Pollution
The EPA filed suit against Bunker Hill Mining Co in Kellogg Idaho claiming violations of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act by discharging lead and zinc into Super King Creek. The case centers on permit language from 1973 and the company argues the permit allowed discharges unless massive acid surges occurred.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Environmental Protection Agency
Bunker Hil Mining Co
Super King Creek
Bunker Hill
EPA
Bunker Hil
Gene Baker
Plan To Televise House Proceedings Delayed
Washington reports a backlash against ethics reforms delays plans to open House debates to live radio and TV coverage. Speaker O'Neill cites resentment after a reform package failed, saying televising the House is not dead but unlikely before year end.
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Gene Bernhardt
Washington
LPI
House
Thomas O'Neill
Rules Committee
O'Neill
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Congress
Mary Elsie Reeves obituary with family survivors
Mary Elsie Reeves died after a lengthy illness October 14 at Deaconess Hospital Spokane. She was preceded in death by husband Alvan Reeves in 1972. Survivors include daughter Maxine of Sandpoint and two sons John W. of Spokane Alv Jr of Grand Coulee Washington six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Also three sisters Myra Hillis Stella Wilson and Ella Bonnington. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and Order of Eastern Stars. Funeral Tuesday at 11 am from Moon Chapel with interment Pine Crest Cemetery. Contributions to First Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund.
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Mary Elsie Reeves
Deaconess
Spokane
Alvan Reeves
Maxine
Sandpoint
John W
Alv Jr
Grand Coulee
Wash
Myra Hillis
Whidbey Island
Stella Wilson
Mercer Island
Ella Bonnington
St John
First
Rain slows grain seeding in Idaho report says
Idaho crop reporters note last week rain slowed grain seeding, mainly in northern Idaho. Moisture improves fall grain emergence and livestock forage, while lower ranges show green. Potato harvest lags behind last year at 15 percent complete. dry beans 85 percent combined.
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Boise
UPS
Idaho
Idahorop and Livestock Reporting Service
Energy Panel Sets Meeting in Boise October 1971
The Legislative Council's Committee on Energy will meet in Boise to conclude a two year study on Idaho's energy needs. Rep J Ward Chatburn chair announced the session aims to adopt state energy policy recommendations for the 1978 legislature.
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Boise
Legislaive Council
Committee On Energy
Idahos
J Ward Chatburn
Albion
Chatburn
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the Elks
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Veteran of Foreign Wars Post
Lake St
Northside
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Northside Knitters
Selle Wranglers
Pack River Saddlemates
Washington School
Pend Oreille React 3978
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Edgewater
Hospitality House
Newport
Priest River City Hall
Town League Basketball League
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Ani Ist. Ave
Bonner County
Sandpoint Senior Citizens Club
Fran Wray
Cheney
Marian Meek
Maxine Moe
Hope
North Idaho
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Soap
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Colorado
Arabian Desert
Ile Y
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Livingston
Montana
Kenneth R. Clark
United Press International
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Kingston
Jamaica
Castro
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Order of
Caribbean
Naton
Ryan O'Neal
Tatum
Hamilton
Mass
Elizabeth Taylor
New Jersey
Ray Bate
Brendan Byrne
Unversity of
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Department of Political Science
Los Angeles
Edward M Davis
Jose Lopez Portillo
Spain
Mexico
Sen. Murphy
Earler
First Security Bank of Idaho
First Security Corporation