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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1971

Page

3

Wyoming Mayor Cast Doubt On 800 Eagle Slayings

Saratoga Mayor Howard V C Davis and Carbon County Deputy Sheriff Joe Evans question claims 800 eagles hunted in Wyoming. James Vogan testified of 800 eagle slayings, but local officials say such numbers are improbable and defend sheep ranchers from eagle predation. Investigation by state and federal agents continues with no charges filed.

Saratoga Wyo Upia Wyoming Howard V. C. Davis Carbon County Joe Evans James Vogan Senate Davis

Salmo-Priest Area Considered For Caribou Preserve

Local workers join Spokane Mountaineers and FWOC to push wilderness designation for a 36000 acre parcel in Boundary County and northeastern Washington within Colville and Kaniksu National Forests. The rugged area offers grazing and watershed value. a road project is under review with final USFS studies due in 1973. Contact Guy L. Parden or Ray Kresek for information.

Priest River Big Snowy Top Ray Kresek Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs U. S. Forest Service Salmo Basin Kresek USFS Boundary County Guy L. Parden Westview Spokane

Sandpoint Woman Earns EWSC Education Degree Honors

Marilyn P. Maxwell, a Sandpoint senior at Eastern Washington State College, graduates with a bachelor of arts in education on Friday August 13. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H W Mohr, she graduated from Sandpoint High School, earning honors and majoring in music at EWSC.

Sandpoint Eastern Washington State College Marilyn P. Maxwell Maxwell H. W. Mohr Box 775 Sandpoint High School EWSC

Idaho Farm Labor Law Opponent Sees No Shock in Ruling

Idaho officials react to an attorney general opinion questioning the Idaho Agricultural Labor Law’s constitutionality. Deputy AG Warren Felton warns the act may be invalid in litigation and could curb farm laborers freedom of speech and travel. Batt and Wilder suggest revisions may be needed and future legislature should plan new farm labor legislation.

Boise UPD Phil Batt Wilder Food Producers of Idaho Idaho Batt Warren Felton Jose Estrada Caldwell Farm Labor Board Felton

Community event notices share August 10 meetings and sales

The Junior Club hosts a rummage sale on Tuesday August 10 from 9 to 4 at Ross Hall Studio to fund the Children’s Park. Wesleyan Service Guild meets August 10 at 7 30 p.m. at Dessie Smith’s home on Dufort Road. World War I Barracks and Auxiliary No 1109 gather August 10 for a noon pot luck at VFW Hall 1105 Lake Street with separate business meetings. Bonner County Horsemen's Association meets August 6 at 8 p.m. in the Northern Lights hostess room. Everyone is welcome.

Ross Hall Childrens’ Park Wesleyan Service Guild of The United Methodist Church Dessie Smith Dufort Road VFW Lake Street Bonner County Horsemen’s Association Northern Lights

Wesleyan Rummage Sale Planned at Methodist Hall

The Wesleyan Service Guild announces its annual rummage sale at the Methodist Social Hall on Friday August 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday August 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Shoes number over one hundred pairs in all sizes at one dollar per pair, a spokesman said.

Wesleyan Service Guild Methodist

Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting in Spokane

At the Tuesday Eagles Auxiliary session plans were made for an 8 30 p m banquet for the Sports Car Club of Spokane at the Eagles Club. Nora Leonard drew the name. Mary Ellen Evans received the white elephant while Mrs Selle Marian Graves and Ruby Rothenfleh donated to the birthday box.

Eagles Sports Car Club of Spokane Eagles Club Nora Leonard Mary Ellen Evans Selle Marian Graves Ruby Rothenfleh

Sandpoint Hosts Slowpitch Tourney

Sandpoint hosts a statewide slowpitch softball tournament with 37 games planned between Northern Lights field and War Memorial Field this weekend. The Glass Company faces Panhandle Industry of Coeur d Alene at 5 15 this afternoon at Northern Lights field with finals Sunday at 9 30 AM if needed following a 4 PM start today.

Sandpoint Northern Lights War Memorial Field Panhandle Industry Coeur d’Alene Northern Lights Field Idaho the Falls Post Falls

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