HUCKLEBERRIES: Indignity and etiquette
The McAndrew family — Jimmy, Julie, Grace and Griffin — love Gonzaga as well as the Seattle Mariners.
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The remains of Darlene Johnston’s mail boat after the fatal fire.
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Lois Land-Albrecht and her outlaw dog, Bandito.
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Councilman Dave Walker wins the Pooper Scooper competition at the Fred Murphy Days Parade.
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Top speller Joseph Moran at the regional spelling bee at North Idaho College.
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Evalyn Adams receives a congratulatory hug from her daughter, Eva Hallvik, after her 1984 GOP primary election win.
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Fred Murphy (seated center) and Duane Hagadone (seated left) sign the contract to build the floating boardwalk at The Coeur d’Alene Resort. Duane predicted the resort’s impact on the community would be greater than that Expo ’74 on Spokane. Watching the signing are (standing, from left) John Barlow, Jerry Jaeger, Loren Murphy and Skip Murphy.
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Composing room foreman Dave Walter pastes up the front page of the final evening edition of the Coeur d’Alene Press.
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Members of the Xi Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hang artificial flowers in downtown Coeur d’Alene. They are (from left) Mrs. Charles Sears, Mrs. Frank Frampton and Mrs. George McDowell.
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After he hung up his sneakers, basketball hall-of-famer Bill Walton was known for his offbeat, and sometimes caustic, commentary as a sportscaster.
Occasionally, Walton’s snide asides rankled passionate viewers, like Jimmy McAndrew, of Coeur d’Alene, a diehard Gonzaga Bulldogs fan.
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