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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1971

Page

3

Bridal Shower Honors Diane LaMoreaux in Sandpoint

A bridal shower for Diane LaMoreaux was held Friday at the Pastime Banquet room in Sandpoint. Hosts were Mrs. Georgia Jeppesen and Mrs. Roy Kenworthy with other relatives assisting. cake decor featured an umbrella shake and a three tiered cake. Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don LaMoreaux of Boise, will wed Hal Norman Anderson of Lowell Massachusetts on October 3 at the Cathedral of the Rockies in Boise with Anderson stationed in Boise with the USAF. They plan to live in Texas after the wedding.

Diane LaMoreaux Sandpoint Georgia Jeppesen Naples Roy Kenworthy Connie Greenleaf Loran Kenworthy Jeppesen Barbara Fournier Diane Don LaMoreaux Boise Links Business School Hal Norman Anderson Lowell Massachusetts of the

Nixon seeks strict constructionist for Supreme Court seat

President Nixon aims to fill the vacancy left by Hugo Black with a strict constructionist. White House press secretary Ziegler said the choice may emphasize philosophy over prior judicial experience and that the list could grow to 10 or 12 as ABA views are sought.

Washington UPI Nixon Hugo L. Black Supreme Court White House Unlik Nixon Senate Ronald L. Ziegler Black Ziegler United States American Bar Association UPD National Women’s Political Caucus Today

Council To Vote On Expo 74 Funding

Spokane council to vote today on a business and occupation tax to fund the city’s share of Expo 74 ecological exposition costs. Voters rejected a $5.7 million bond last month. Mayor Rodgers proposed a B and C tax of one tenth of one percent of gross receipts, estimated to raise $1 million annually. The measure seeks emergency ordinance approval with six of seven council members required.

Spokane UPI David Rodgers Rodgers

Daily Bee urges selling unused items to boost bank balance

A concise call to action appears in the Daily Bee encouraging readers to convert unwanted belongings into cash, promoting a quick and practical way to add funds to personal bank accounts.

THE Daily Bee

Eagles Name New Top Man

Ken S Stewardson becomes the first Canadian Grand Worthy President of the Fraternal Order of Eagles after unanimous election at the 1971 Grand Aerie convention in Boston. A longtime public servant from New Westminster BC, he plans to expand Eagledom in Canada and Mexico with two task force committees.

Ken S. Stewardson Order of Eagles Grand Aerie Boston Colum Bia Grand Worth Canada Mexico North American Stewardson

VFW Auxiliary Meeting Set for September 21

Bites Past Presidents Club VFW Auxiliary will meet Tuesday September 21 at 2 p.m. at the Post Home on Lake Street.

Past Presidents Club VFW Lake Street

Community PTA and Club Meetings Amid September Events

The Washington and Farmin PTA open the school year with an 8 p.m. meeting at Farmin School. The Panhandle Nile Club rescheduled to Sept 23 at Nelda Durose’s Talache home. Open House at Lincoln School Sept 20 7 30 p.m. The Rummage Sale at VFW Building Sandpoint Sept 24 8 30 a.m. Lunch meetings at Pastime Panhandle Room discuss interior decorating. Kootenai School PTO meets Sept 20 8 p.m. in the school gym.

the Daily Bee Mon Washington and Farmin Pta Farmin PTA Panhandle Nile Club Nelda Durose Talache Totem Lincoln Pta Lincoln School Eee VFW Lake Street Sandpoint

Idaho Proclaims Highway and Health Weeks

Gov. Cecil D. Andrus proclaims this week in Idaho as highway week and children lung disease week along with Y Indian Guide week, highlighting observances across the state.

Boise Upi Idaho Cecil D. Andrus

Robberies Reported Sipse Spokane and Caldwell kindergarten plan

Spokane police report 15 robberies since Aug 14 with a Sunday Broadway Foods Market holdup netting 1700 dollars. Two armed men forced clerk Eleanor R. Wilson to lie on the floor. Caldwell Superintendent Jerry Evans studies patron interest in public school kindergartens using Emergency Employment Act funds to supply four teachers and four aides for district 132.

Spokane UPD Broadway Foods West Side Elanor R. Wilson Caldwell Jerry Evans Idaho Evans

Oregon Man All Around Lumberjack Honors at Lumberjack Days

OROFINO Idaho UPD Mervin Lentz Cresswell Ore named the all around lumberjack Sunday during the annual Lumberjack Days celebration. Mrs Loraine Main Boville repeated as all around Jill during the one day competition. About 5000 persons attended the celebration and watched contestants go through 12 events including ax throwing tree topping and team sawing.

Orofino Idaho Mervin Lentz Cresswell Ore Loraine Main Boville Jill

Cook and Live With Your Heart informative session in Sandpoint

An afternoon program led by Washington Water Power Home Economists Peggy Lewis and Dorothy Smith on Tuesday September 21 at 1 30 in the Sandpoint Community Hall. Sponsored with the Idaho Heart Association the event aims to teach diet for patients with specific physicians orders and promote heart disease prevention through proper dietary control.

Washington Water Power Peggy Lewis Dorothy Smith Spokane Bonner County Heart Fund Ralph L. Chicks Sandpoint Bonner County Extension Homemakers Idaho Heart Association Chicks The Heart Association

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