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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1971
Page
2
A reader addresses Mayor Floyd Gray and Sandpoint City Council about three parking tickets 8384 8912 8921, accusing enforcement of racial bias and arbitrariness. The writer calls for fairness toward locals and requests no more tickets or litter on their car.
Gov Cecil D Andrus has a preliminary State Planning Office report detailing functions of over 160 state agencies. He expects a complete volume by December with a forthcoming look at sub agencies. The material guides proposed legislation to streamline agencies.
Hazel Fern Anderson born May 18 1905 in Kingsley Iowa. She married Leslie Anderson Feb 17 1925 in Yankton South Dakota. Lived in Sandpoint 1936 1940 and then Clark Fork area. Operated Anderson Marina at Hope until 1968. Survived by husband, one daughter Arlene Erickson Clark Fork, and two grandchildren. Burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park with Lakeview Bible Chapel officiating.
Bonnie Marie Armstrong 31 died August 21 in Clark Fork. Graveside services will be held at Clark Fork Cemetery on Saturday August 28 at 11 a.m. Survivors include husband Paul of Fort Lawton Washington two sons a daughter and her parents Charley and Owen Cutler with several siblings. Also included is a note about preparing lamb chops on an outdoor grill with a wine marinade.
A Mail Preference Service test by the Direct Mail Advertising Association allows consumers to remove or add names from mailing lists. The program aims to reduce unwanted mail and reflects self regulation by DMAA members to improve email or mail delivery.
A Bonner County observer notes that most ribbon winners at the county fair art show were copies rather than original works. He cites a Ted Kautzky seascape copied by a student and many entries from Foster’s How to Paint, urging better organization and more original art in future shows.
Twin Falls County Clerk Harold Lancaster will try again next week to register youthful voters at the College of Southern Idaho. The drive includes newly enfranchised 18 to 20 year olds with on the spot registrations authorized by Secretary of State Pete Cenarus. Officials plan to visit high schools after college efforts.
Moen presents a new booklet guiding women to handle plumbing emergencies and maintenance. The illustrated guide covers faucet repairs tools needed, vacation servicing, and remodeling ideas for kitchens and bathrooms. Removable valve tags aid locating night controls. booklet costs 25 cents and can be ordered from Moen Box 3431 Merchandise Mart Chicago IL 60654.
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