Zoning Hearing Draws Praise and Protests in County
Public hearing on the proposed County Zoning Plan drew praise and protests at Community Hall. County officials and a 13 member planning committee led by Harold Anselmo and Swede Hietman defended the plan as protective and flexible, with a Forest Service representative endorsing the effort.
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Jim Brockway
Jack Popplewell
Harold Anselmo
U.S. Forest Service
Auditor Tells Filing Dates For County Offices
Doris L. Kenney Bonner County Auditor announced today that each candidate for county office must file a declaration of candidacy during the first seven days of May. Offices up for election include Auditor Assessor Treasurer Prosecuting Attorney Coroner County Commissioners from Districts 1 and 3 one State Senator two State Representatives Legislative Chairman and Precinct Committeeman for each of the 37 precincts.
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Doris LL. Kenney
Bonner
Kenney
Spokane Chamber Leaders Exchange Lilac Gift in Sandpoint Breakfast
Thirty three Spokane Chamber members joined Sandpoint peers for a Goodwill Tour breakfast in the Pastime Cafe Banquet room. The event featured a lilac bush presentation to Sandpoint vice president Harold Anderson and a pledge to plant it at the Sandpoint Chamber building. Cliff Carl entertained while Morris Ferry urged local support for the Spokane Indians and tied it to Sandpoint’s athletic history.
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Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Inland Empire
Sandpoint
Bonners, Ferry
Libby
Montana
Kalispell
Spokane Chamber
Columbia Falls
Polson
Rowan Chamber of Commerce
Missoula
Harold Anderson
Pat Craigen
Craigen
Anderson
Fishermen Sought For Photos In Sandpoint
The Daily Bee invites fishermen to have their big catch photographed during fishing week. Bring the fish to 310 Church Street or arrange a nearby location for a photo session with the newspaper.
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Daily Bee
Church Street
Sandpoint
District PTA panel discusses student rights at Spring Conference
The District I PTA sponsored a panel on Student Rights during the Spring Conference in Priest River. Panelists from Sandpoint Coeur d Alene Bonners Ferry and Priest River discussed emotional health and student concerns including dress drinking drugs and grooming. District officers were elected for two year terms and a district workshop was planned for Coeur d Alene next September.
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District I
PTA
Priest River
Dar Cogswell
Blanche
Remar Howell
Pinehurst
Donavan Berg
Velma Rath
Coeur d’Alene
Frank Edwards
Bonner County
Edna Mourning
Coeur d’ Alene
Kootenai County
al Carson
Silver King
Shoshone
Norman Lybecker
Plummer
Beneway County
Bill Boyd
Everett Gilbert
Credit Union Names Delegates To Idaho League Meeting
Bonner County Cooperative Federal Credit Union selects two delegates for the Idaho Credit Union League annual meeting in Boise. Mrs Walter Erickson secretary and Mrs Floyd Irish treasurer attend. Mr Irish also serves on the League board for North Idaho unions. A supervisory committee for 1970 71 is named with Mrs Leonard Powell chairing. retiring members are Mrs Walt Eldred and Mrs Henry Samuels.
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Idaho Credit Union League
Bonner County Cooperators Federal Credit Union
Boise
Walter (Lowava) Erickson
Floyd
Leona) Irish
Irish
League
North Idaho Credit Unions
North Idaho
Coeur d’Alene
Bud Stass
Leonard
Margaret) Powell
Charles
Anita)Schoonover
Harold
Louise) Overland
Walt
Joy) Eldred
Henry
Nell) Samuels
Priest Lake cemetery district measure defeated
County auditor Doris L Kenney announced the Priest Lake area special election result. The cemetery district proposal failed with 53 yes votes and 85 no votes.
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Doris L. Kenney
Priest Lake
Weather outlook with clouds and showers
Considerable cloudiness today with a 30 percent precipitation chance. Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a 20 percent chance of rain. Highs near 55 today and 60 on Thursday. tonight's low around 30.
K and K Dollar Days Launch With Kamloops Kokanee Week
Sandpoint merchants announce a three day K and K Dollar Days sale running Thursday through Saturday April 30 to May 2 to coincide with the opening of fishing season and the 25th annual Kamloops and Kokanee Week celebration.
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Sandpoint
Joe Rogers 52 Succumbs in Spokane Hospital
Joe Rogers, 52, of 407 Michigan, Spokane, died Tuesday afternoon in a Spokane hospital. He owned Rogers Thrift Store in Sandpoint and was a WWII veteran with the 733rd Railroad Battalion. Survived by wife Merle, daughter Jo Anne, son Mike, four brothers and four sisters. Funeral services pending.
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Joe Rogers
Michigan
Spokane
Merle
Jo Anne
Mike
Paradise
Mont
Frank
John
Les
Sandpoint
Josephine Rogers
Paul Greenleaf
Constance White
Lillian Patrick
San Rafael
California
Rogers
Rogers Thrift Store
Knights of Columbus
Elks
American Legion
Eagles
VFW
U. S. Army
733Rd Railroad