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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1969

Page

2

Sandpoint Junior Women's Club backs Lilac Parade float

The Sandpoint Junior Women's Club plans a float for the Spokane Lilac Festival Parade with community backing. About 50 dollars and donated labor are expected to start the project, with a special bank account and a VW Microbus chassis in hand. Priest River offers float-experience help, and further meetings will gauge wider group support.

Sandpoint Spokane Lester Rogers Rogers Chet Howell Priest River Howell

Workshop Sale Aids Bonner County Toys Drive

Sandpoint Lions and Lady Lions run Santa's Workshop at 208 Cedar selling gifts and jewelry from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Saturday to benefit needy Bonner County children. Proceeds fund toys for boys aged 6 to 10. volunteers note slow donations and highlight a saddening gift pile from relatives of four Moscow accident victims.

Sandpoint Lions Lady Lions Bormer County Wayne Hook Moscow Bonner County

Weather forecast with clouds and snow flurries

Cloudy conditions with night and morning fog today and Saturday. A few snow flurries are possible today with a 40 percent chance, 30 percent tonight, and 20 percent Saturday. Highs 25 and lows around 20.

Bulldogs Open Season vs Deer Park in Sandpoint Reserve

Sandpoint hosts Deer Park in the season opener at the high school gym. Junior varsity starts at 6 30 p m followed by the varsity at 8 p m. Coach Duane Ward says Deer Park returns three starters and had a strong previous season as Sandpoint aims for an opening win.

Deer Park Sandpoint Duane Ward Ward Roy Jacobson Bruce Carter Randy James Bill Phillips Craig Leckner

Bus Hearing Set In Sandpoint

Sandpoint residents face a district courtroom hearing at 9 30 a m on January 7 over the transfer of Greyhound bus service to Empire Lines of Spokane. ATU Local 1055 members and Greyhound drivers oppose the move, citing job losses while Empire Lines promises equal or better service with no rate or schedule changes unless improvements are possible. First concert in the Community Concert Association series is Tuesday 8 p m at the Panida Theater featuring Evelyn and Bob Beers. tickets are not sold at the door.

Community Concert Association Dale Lange Lange Panida Theater Evelyn Bob Beers Sandpoint Greyhound Amalgamated Transit Union ATU Empire Lines Spokane ATA Idaho Public Utilities Commission PUC Floyd L. Gray Coeur d’Alene Bonner County

Elks Honor Dead Members in Memorial Day Services

Elks will honor deceased brothers in Memorial Day ceremonies at the Elks Temple at 1 30 p m Sunday. Guerdon Congdon will call the roll, James Martin will preside, and Rev James Oak will give the oration. Mrs Doak will sing and Richard Yager will offer the prayer. Absent brothers include Palmer Naccarato McClellan Bower Slette Ritchie Van Stone Adam Felch McDorman Zielinski Reed Holly Atherton.

Elk Club Elks Temple Guerdon Congdon James Martin James Oak Sandpoint United Methodist Church Richard C. Palmer Phillip Naccarato William McClellan Altus E. Bower John H. Slette Herbert W. Ritchie Fred van Stone J. R. Adam Myr A. Felch Emery A. McDorman Gerald W. Zielinski Glenn Reed Earl Holly Elmer A. Atherton

Missing dogs in Gold Creek area found by residents

Two lost dogs, a brown and white hunting-type retriever and a black and white male retriever, have appeared in the Gold Creek area over the last few days. Mrs Art Kelly reports the brown and white dog at her farm this morning and the black and white dog at the Clarence Sylvester home. Call 603-3563 with information on owners.

Gold Creek Art Kelly Clarence Sylvester

Cars Blocking Streets Will Be Removed In Snow

Sandpoint Police Chief George Elliot warned that cars left on streets during the first snowfall will be towed and impounded at the owner's expense. He urged owners to move abandoned vehicles to aid street cleaning and safety.

Sandpoint George Elliot Elliot

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SHS Jake Kulhanek Art Royle Sandpoint High School Bulldogs Face Stags Mrs. Doak Richard Yager
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