SBA Man Here Wednesday
A Small Business Administration representative will visit Sandpoint Wednesday December 17 to offer financial and management assistance. SBA Spokane District Director William S. Schumacher says the date is advanced for Christmas. Loan officer Thomas J. Judge will then resume the fourth Wednesday schedule. hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce.
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Small Business Administration
Sandpoint
William S. Schumacher
SBA
Spokane
Schumacher
Thomas J. Judge
Judge
Social Security Office Visit Planned for Sandpoint
Wayne A Thompson, field representative from the Coeur d Alene SSA office, will visit Sandpoint at the Community Hall on Tuesday December 16. He will hold sessions from 10:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 3:00 offering information on social security and Medicare.
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Wayne A. Thompson
Coeur d’ Alene
Social Security Administration
Sandpoint
Social Security
Medicare
Weather: Mostly Fair With Increasing Clouds
Mostly fair conditions give way to increasing clouds by Tuesday with morning fog. Precipitation risk stays under ten percent today and tonight, rising to about thirty percent Tuesday. highs reach 35 and overnight lows around 25.
McClure Announces Idaho Land and Water Funds Increase
Representative James A. McClure says Idaho will receive 616125 dollars for fiscal 1970 from the Land and Water Conservation Fund. The grant marks a 37 percent rise from the previous year and funds land for outdoor recreation projects.
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Washington
D. C
James A. McClure
Idaho
Land and Water Conservation Fund
High High And Away Balloon Incident at Vikings Game
An 11 year old boy from St Paul named Ricky Snyder was to ride in a 25 foot hot air balloon during a St Paul Winter Carnival intermission at Met Stadium. The balloon drifted away and sank into the Minnesota River two miles away where he was rescued by a passing motorist and brought back to the stadium unharmed as the Vikings defeated the 49ers 10 to 7. The balloon rose abruptly after the mother left the craft when it failed to lift off.
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Bloomington
Minn
St. Paul
Minnesota
Metropolitan Stadium
Ricky Snyder
Ricky
Minnesota River
Vikings
Donald Snyder
Licenses Denied and Suspended in Idaho Applications
Boise six of 93 first time applicants were denied drivers licenses in November bringing the yearly total to 94 of 1446. The supervisor cited National Driver Register checks showing applicants under suspension in other states as the reason for denial.
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Boise
Department of Law Enforcement
Weaver’ Bickle
National Driver Register
Washington, D.C
Wildlife group holds quarter annual meeting in Coeur d Alene
North Idaho federation district one held its quarter annual meeting at the Eagles hall in Coeur d Alene to elect officers adopt resolutions and endorse conservation measures Ed Bailey Nordman was elected president with Thomas moving to the board Gene Ledvetter Kellogg elected vice president Al Elkins Priest Lake chosen secretary treasurer Thomas becomes director replacing Scribner St Maries Sandpoint Leo Hadley and Wallace Bill Calloway named holdover directors About 60 sportsmen attended supporting the Golden Eagle passport program forest service river classifications and grazing fee policy Also backed for solid waste funding UN views on a world wide DDT ban wilderness review in Salmon River breaks and Idaho primitive areas and faster timber production under Clarke McNary Act
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District 1
North Idaho Wildlife Federation
Coeur d’ Alene
Eagles Hall
Ed Bailey
Nordman
Bob Thomas
Coeur d’Alene
Gene Ledvetter
Kellogg
al Elkins
Priest Lake
Thomas
Charles Scribner
St. Maries
Sandpoint
Leo Hadley
U. S. Forest Service
Salmon River
Udall
United Nations
Forest Service
Breaks
Idaho
Last Day Of School 1969 Bonner County Dates
Parents in Bonner County School District 83 plan around a Christmas vacation. The last day of school is Friday December 19 and regular classes resume Monday January 5, 1970.
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Bonner County
Toys For Tots Progresses Meeting Set For December 16
Toys For Tots reports progress with needs for mittens overshoes and a girls size 6X dress. Two families require more bedding and teen gifts while a community meeting for churches and groups is planned Tuesday December 16 at 7 p.m. at the local Toys For Tots building. A rummage sale continues to raise funds with final day soon and proceeds stand at 288.16 toward a 350 goal.
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Toys For Tots
Cedar Street
Hope-Clark Fork Chamber Meeting at Clark Fork City Hall
Chamber of Commerce President Terry Merwin and Director Ken Piatt attended a Hope-Clark Fork gathering at Clark Fork City Hall on Thursday evening December 11. They reported a warm welcome from the group.
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Chamber of Commerce
Terry Merwin
Ken Piatt
Hope-Clark Fork Chamber of Commerce
Clark Fork City Hall
Merwin
Piatt
Hope-Clark Fork Group
Kellogg joins Bee Staff in Sandpoint
Robert Keg Kellogg, 47, becomes news writer and wire editor for the Sandpoint Daily Bee. A Bonner County resident for 12 years, he previously led advertising at the Sandpoint Beehive and worked for the Sandpoint News Bulletin. He is active in the Elks Club, scorekeeper for Board 1 in a local football contest, and hobbies boating radio hunting and writing. He and wife Dorothy have three children: David 22 a pharmacist candidate, Judy 19 married in Tacoma, and Peggy 14 at Sandpoint Junior High.
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Robert
Keg
Kellogg
Sandpoint
Wrenco Bay
Dorothy
David
Washington State University
Judy
Tacoma
Wash
Peggy
Sandpoint Junior High School
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Harlan Walkers
Santa Claus
Jack Jones
Jones
Neil Kenney
Jornas
Leevngs
McClure
Wildlife Group
MetIn
Clark Fork
Bee
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