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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1977

Page

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Sandpoint City Council Member Klatt to resign

Steven Klatt, president of the Sandpoint City Council, plans to resign his seat on the Planning and Zoning Commission and step down from the council. He cites time constraints from his business as the reason and expects to announce at the May 9 meeting with Mayor Ed Eitzman to name a successor. He will focus on finishing work on the comprehensive plan and parks development including a new family oriented park at the former county fairgrounds.

Sandpoint Cil Steven Klatt Ata Klatt Eiitzman Steve Eitzman Old County Fairgrounds Haynes and Green Haynes

Notable figures listed for North Idaho Chamber conference in Bonners Ferry

The 1977 Spring Conference in Bonners Ferry May 5 6 and 7 features U S Senator James McClure U S Rep Steve Symms Idaho leaders including Milton G Klein and Darrell Manning plus Gov John Y Evans and Bonners Ferry officials The program covers Health Welfare Transportation conservation energy with luncheons banquets golf and a helicopter trip Registration is 10 with 3 for Friday luncheon and 6 for Friday banquet.

North U.S James McClure Steve Symms Carl C. Moore Idaho Transportation Board Milton G. Klein Department of Health and Welfare Tom Richards Idaho Forest Industries Louisiana- Pacific Corporation Don

Bonner County Education Board Postpones Thursday Meeting

The Bonner County Education Association meeting originally set for Thursday evening has been postponed. The next meeting will begin at 7 30 p m Tuesday May 3 at Farming School.

Bonner ‘County Association Bonner County

Firefighters Contain Oden Grass Fire On Bill Spencer Property

Highwinds helped whip a controlled burn out of control on the Bill Spencer property in Oden around 12 30 a m Tuesday. Northside volunteers responded and brought the grass fire under control in under four hours.

Bill Spencer Oden Northside

Lamanna High to Be Priest River High Name

Priest River trustees rename the new high school Lamanna High after longtime resident and district assistant superintendent Mike Lamanna. Board approves 84 teacher renewals, resignations, and space concerns at the upcoming school. Bids for the 850000 phase two are set for May 18 while plans for Sagle School classrooms proceed.

Lamanna High Priest River Andrew Meneeley Hope-Clark Fork Judith Stebbins Sagle Joan Werner Lincoln Priest River High School John Kehler Jim Taylor Sagle School Dennis Bossingham Sandpoint Rodney Trout Janice Martin

Division Street upgrades: residents hear funding options

At a town hall, engineers outlined three paths for Division Street repaving: do nothing, a 36-foot street with sidewalks funded locally, or a 44-foot avenue with sidewalks and potential future expansion. Federal funding could cover 78 percent of a 500000 project, lowering landowner costs.

Brian Moe Bee Public Works Committee Division Street Joe Haynes Division Haynes Walnut Michigan L.I.D

The Chance of a Lifetime for Local Handicapped Workers

A Bonner County woodworking shop offers training and real pay to mentally handicapped adults. Bob Keane leads 12 workers in assembling canvas frames and wooden blocks with support from Sandpoint businesses and the Transitional Employment Service. The program aims to place more adults into local employment.

Mike Dalen Lewiston Bonner County Bob Keane Sandpoint Junior High School Sandpoint Coeur d’Alene Keane University of Idaho P&e Woodworking Jack Bopp Bonner Building Supply Division Dover Highway Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Tesh Transitional Employment

Robinson sworn Sandpoint city attorney in unanimous vote

Philip H. Robinson, 31, a Sandpoint native and deputy county prosecutor, was sworn in as city attorney after unanimous council approval to replace Roger Hanlon who resigned. He aims to streamline legal counsel and keep decisions in writing, staying out of the legislative process.

Philip H. Robinson Sandpoint Robinson Roger Hanlon

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