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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1974

Page

3

LeRoy Johnson Announces Linda Beatty Engagement

Mr and Mrs LeRoy H Johnson of Coeur d Alene announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Lee Beatty to Richard James Larson son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd C Larson of Sandpoint The couple are 1974 University of Idaho graduates An October 26 wedding is planned Grandparents of the bride are Mr and Mrs Ed Beatty and Mr and Mrs Clarence Gravelle

LeRoy H. Johnson Coeur d’Alene Linda Lee Beatty Richard James Larson Lloyd C. Larson Sandpoint Don Beatty Bonners Ferry University of Idaho Ed. Beatty Clarence Gravelle

Community Meeting Notices and Local Events

A roundup of upcoming meetings and events in Bonner County includes Golden Grouse 4-H pre-show Aug 12 at 6 30 p.m. at the McNall home. Mountain View Homemaker's club Aug 13 at 10 30 a.m. with roll call vacations. Bonner County Senior Citizens Council Aug 10 at 2 p.m. in IWA Hall debating city property leases and bylaws. Also listed are a huckleberry pancake breakfast Aug 11, a VEW 453 pot luck picnic Aug 11, Clark Fork Grange dinner Aug 10, Kootenai Klover Klub picnic Aug 15, a WW II history talk Aug 15, and senior citizens rummage sale Aug 9 10 and pot luck Aug 16. Blood pressure clinic Aug 15 2–4 at 304 N 1st. Proceeds and reservations details provided.

Golden Grouse 4-H Club McNall Mountain View Homemaker’s Club Lily Bergstrom Roll Call Bonner County Senior Citizens Council Incorporated IWA Alder Gunta Mary Emmons Otis Orchards Wash Christian’ Women’s Club Lifehouse Hope National‘ Council of Senior Citizens

Notice of Setting Sealed Proposals Idaho Transportation Board

The Idaho Transportation Board invites sealed proposals for reconstructing 0.379 mile of Clark Fork East Idaho Federal Air Project No ER 788(2) in Bonner County. Proposals due August 27, 1974, at 2 PM at Boise office. Includes minority business requirements and wage scales. Bidder licensing rules apply. plans cost 5 dollars. proposals require 5 percent guaranty.

Idaho Transportation Board Idaho Transportation Department Division OF Highways West State Street Boise Idaho Clark Fork Idaho Federal Air Project No. ER Bonner County Department of Commerce State Contractors License Board Secretary of Labor Coeur d’Alene Transporation Department State of Idaho Transportation

Times changed for Sandpoint singer at Expo shows

Carol Brunsell, of Sandpoint, will perform at the Alberta Amphitheatre on August 12 at 5 p.m. instead of 3 and 9 p.m. as announced, and on August 18 at 4 and 8 p.m. Accompanied by Pat Venishnick, she will sing show tunes, classical and pop. Brunsell has appeared with major bands and in musicals including Oklahoma and The Sound of Music.

Carol Brunsell Expo The Daily Bee

Lost in Geleason Mountain Woman Rescued by Helicopter

Mrs. Orval Williams of Spokane was lost during a huckleberry outing with neighbors near Newport. A Bonner Pend Oreille and Kootenai Counties search, aided by a Fairchild Air Force Base helicopter, found her the next day and she was taken to Newport Community Hospital for examination.

Orval Williams Spokane Geleason ‘Mountain Newport Bonner Pend Oreille Kootenai Forest Service Fairchild Air Force Base Williams Newport Community Hospital Mrs. Williams

National Forest Receipts Down in Northern Region

The 16 National Forests of the Northern Region earned 34 million dollars in FY 1974, down four million from the prior year. Receipts come from timber harvests grazing fees recreation use payments for power minerals and other land uses. Twenty five percent of totals go back to counties for schools and roads. The drop reflects reduced cutting and market changes.

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Presbyterian Church Fourth and Sandpoint Vew Samonen Park Sun Clark Fork Grange Kootenai Klover Klub National Council of Senior Citizens W. N Richardson, P.E. Division OF Highways Administrator Stoddard Zenith Nat'l Forest By Dave Simpson Eagles Lodge Sandpoint, Idaho
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