HUCKLEBERRIES: Merry Press Christmas to all!
In 2004, Larry Hanley holds a photo of his late wife, Mae.
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In 2004, librarian Julie Meier poses for a retirement photo.
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In 1984, Archie McGregor manages the Midtown Albertsons.
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In 1964, future Mayor Jim Fromm, barely visible left, claims Kootenai County license plate No. 1 from Ann McCold of the motor vehicle division.
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In 1959, Mrs. Hilding Pierson examines a massive carcass as Y-J’s S.M. (Moose) Jamison, center, and Eagles manager Paul Rosenlund watch.
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In 1959, Moose Jamison of Y-J’s winds his clocks for Thanksgiving.
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In 1964, Rotarians attend the North Shore Resort groundbreaking with, from left, Western Frontiers execs William A. Reagan and Bob Templin, longtime Rotarians O.W. Edmonds and Lars O. Tendall, and Rotarian President Merle D. Stoddard.
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In 1964, Christmas Cheer Committee members examine Christmas baskets. Shown are: seated, from left, J. Henry Glindeman and Alice Eggert; standing, Chairman Henry Bell, S.C. Sanderson and Ron MacDonald.
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In 2004, Anna (Patty Duke) Pearce and husband Mike chat with guests at the Festival of Trees gala.
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Officially, the Press Christmas for All began in 1986.
Unofficially, the Yuletide charity started seven years earlier.
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