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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1976

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Cooperation Sought For Christmas Tree Cutting In Idaho Forests

Forest Service asks cooperation during annual Christmas tree cutting on Idaho Panhandle National Forests. Priest Lake area near State Highway 57 will host a designated cutting zone within 100 feet of the road. Sandpoint District urges cutters to confirm land ownership before cutting. Emphasis on protecting thinning areas, cutting stumps low, trimming limbs, and avoiding tall trees.

Washington Idaho U.S.’ Forest Service Dan Montgomery Jerry ‘Stern Priest Lake Sandpoint Idaho Panhandle National” Forests North Priest Lake Priest River Forest Service

Lost hiker Eric Goldsberry returns home after Baldy Mountain hike

Richard W. Goldsberry reported his 21 year old son Eric failed to return from a Baldy Mountain hike near the plane crash site. He left a note and planned to return by 1 p.m. Tuesday. A search by the family and friends, aided by a bloodhound team, found him walking home at about 8 p.m. saying he had been lost but found his way back.

Richard W. Goldsberry West Baldy Road Bonner County Eric Goldsberry Baldy

Crash Victim Identified in Clark Fork River

The body of 52 year old Clark Fork man Frank F Snider was found Tuesday morning trapped in a submerged pickup in the Clark Fork River. Police reported the 1972 Ford pickup left Highway 200 east of Clark Fork, severing guardrail posts and becoming airborne before landing in the river. Sheriff Guthrie and Idaho State Police led the search after guardrail posts and river tracks were found three miles east of town.

Clark Fork Idaho Frank F.snider Highway 200 Bonner County Mike Guthrie Idaho State Police Harold Rounsvelle Highway Department Frank F. Snider Cabinet Gorge Dam Larry Berry Snider

Lions Kick Off Toys for Tots Drive in Sandpoint

The Sandpoint Lions Club starts its annual Toys for Tots campaign with a 100 dollar seed gift from club members and civic partners. Co chairmen Don Mitchell and Don Rench invite donations of usable toys and funds. Toys may be left at Bi Rite Drugs Mitchells Insurance or the Sandpoint Daily Bee with delivery arranged for those unable to visit.

Sandpoint Lions Club Sandpoint Mitchell Mitchell’s Insurance Agency Sandpoint Daily Bee Lions Club Perae Sae Sandpoint Manor Lo NS Club Dave Downing Don Sisler Lions

Bonner County Employment Grows Says Official

Bonner County shows an 18 percent rise in employment over five years with June 1971 to June 1976 labor force growing from 6 097 to 7 889 and employed persons from 5 626 to 6 030. Bob Jones, Sandpoint employment office director, notes tourism driven growth and a surge in retail jobs but questions method consistency.

Mike Dalen Bonner County Bob Jones Sandpoint State Department of Employment Com- Sardwikis Jones

Burglary Reports Hit Bonner County Homes

Stolen items include a $800 stereo, a 12 gauge shotgun, a .270 rifle, and a 30-30 rifle after a back door break in around 6:30 am Tuesday. Other thefts include a .22 pistol worth $80, and a car break-in with a .22 handgun and holster valued at $101.

Bonner County Tim Munson Samuels Steve Kendle MacAbee Falls Road Priest River Sheriff's Kendle Sandpoint Harry Dudley Naples Lake City Motors

Firewood Cutters Granted Extension in Fenian District

Ranger Larry Crow announced free use permits for 1976 woodcutters may extend cutting until December 12 due to mild fall and early winter weather. Caution urged to avoid road damage and to distinguish live Larch from dead conifers. cut only dead or down wood. For guidance call 667-8436 at the Fenian District office.

Fenian District Larry Crow Fennan

Nobody Gets Nasty in Sandpoint Grocery Says Clerk

Marlene Laird of George's Thrift in Sandpoint praises the town’s friendliness and her job as a grocery clerk. She recounts her move from Moscow via Spokane and Europe, her duties across departments, and her interactions with customers while noting occasional shoplifting challenges from local youths.

Marlene Laird George’s Thrift Sandpoint Laird Moscow Spokane Roger Laird Colorado Germany Ulm Trailways George Sandpoint Junior High

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