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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1969
Page
2
Legal notices published weekly in Sandpoint Idaho by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with United Press International and local sources. The paper lists subscription rates and contact details for readers in the region.
A sweeping anti American outcry sweeps the Arab world with Jordan and Saudi Arabia joining. Prince Fahd warns continued U.S. support for Zionism harms Arab and American interests. King Hussein says new arms to Israel threaten peace and Jordan cites U.S. actions as provocation.
Admissions span October 19 to 22 listing Doris Eichert Otto Kellner Mertice Lauderdale Andrew W. Swaney Diane Brockus Judith Parsley Jabius Waits Nancy Anderson Bonnie Karnes Heidi Munce. Discharges include Ernest Neely James Harris Mrs Patricia Long and baby girl Mrs Jo Ann Pettit and Elizabeth Perry Gordon Peterson None. New arrivals on October 21 include Grant Brockus Merle Parsley Richard Anderson with two newborns a boy and a girl. Washington Senator Ralph Yarborough leads Labor Committee pushing higher education benefits for Vietnam veterans.
Hugh Roger Kane 62 died Wednesday in the Veterans Hospital Spokane. He lived in Brooklyn New York and was a bricklayer by trade and served with the Seabees in the South Pacific during World War II. Survivors include his son Roger Hugh Kane Sandpoint Idaho a daughter Mrs John Quinn Claremont California four brothers and six grandchildren. Rosary at Moon Chapel tonight 8 p.m. Mass at St Joseph's Catholic Church tomorrow 11 a.m. Rev Dulberg officiating. Burial Pinecrest Cemetery.
In the Spotlight Alley Dusters league on October 22 1969 Sandpoint Motor won three from Sandpoint Bowl led by Pat Becker 524 Ann Lubbers 482 Dort McCrum 533 Frances Crandell 523 Shirley Stevens 512 and Rose James 550 Lena Kincaid 520 Carol McGhee 493 Anita Rhodes 478 for Cabinet Gorge Olympia 22 1/2 9 1/2 led by high scores for other teams.
Cub Scout Pack 115 will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 p m Monday at the First Presbyterian Church ALT N Fourth. Badges and awards earned through the month will be presented. A magic show pirate skit and other den items will be featured. Crafts will be on display and refreshments served. The pack seeks leaders and sustaining members said Don Lane cubmaster.
Several 4-H clubs schedule achievement programs and film showings this week. The Western Ranchers Grange Blanchard event Friday at 9 p.m. features The Careywood Fager film. Weaver's 4 H Club meets Friday at 8 p.m. at the Old School House. Kootenai Klover Klub at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Kootenai Grange. Whispering Pines 4-H at Sandpoint Community Hall Monday 7:30 p.m. with a film. Westmond Stitch and Stew and Hoodoo Hustlers meet 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Oct 29 at Edgemere Grange. Schweitzer Valley Dwellers meet Oct 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Washington Power Building.
New York reports a nationwide walkout against General Electric appears virtually certain with more than 110 000 workers involved. AFL CIO leader Meany pledges full support until victory while talks stall on a three year contract offering wage rises and a re opener clause. IUE UE and allied unions seek 30 month term higher pay and pension and cost of living protections.
Bonner County Extension Homemaker Council meets October 27 at 10 30 a m in Sandpoint Community Hall. State Council report and officer elections planned. Achieve ment Day set for November 24. Live and Learn hosts luncheon. Horseman Association trail ride October 29 at Winnie McDonald place Wrenco Loop. Democratic Women meet October 27 at Northern Lights 8 p m with Deputy Howard Scott on narcotics. Circle N Swing Square dance October 25 8 p m Sandpoint Community Hall with George Cooper calling and potluck. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows card party October 27 8 p m IOOF Hall. Vandal Boosters meet October 27 6 30 p m Pastime Cafe. Northside Harvest Dinner November 8 5 30 to 8 p m turkey and all trimmings. talent after dinner.
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