Former Sandpoint Banker Named Chief Executive
Thomas C. Frye has been named chief executive officer of The Idaho First National Bank. He succeeds Wm. E. Irvin who retires June 30. Frye, a 1937 Weiser High School graduate, served as a captain in U S Field Artillery in World War II and has long held multiple bank leadership roles culminating as President.
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Montana Firm High Bidder in Limbdge Timber Sale
Clark Fork Logging Company of Thompson Falls Montana was high bidder in an oral Kaniksu National Forest timber sale. The sale area lies about 9 miles south of Trout Creek with ponderosa pine and Douglas fir dominant. The appraised value rose from 47364.75 to 48222.35 on the 1880 MBE of sawlogs. The only other bidder was Missoula White Pine Sash Co.
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Tennis Team Sought Here
Interest in tennis rises as Jim Parsons Jr forms a local team for area boys and girls. Interested players should attend at City Beach courts Thursday or next Tuesday 6 to 6 30 pm for trial and signups.
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City Beach
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Jim Parsons Jr
Main & Associates
Riverside
Bake Sale Planned to Aid Sandpoint Playground
A bake sale sponsored by the Junior Women's Federated Club is set for Friday July 2 at the Pastime Cafe. It begins at 9 30 a.m. and proceeds will fund construction of a children’s playground at the Florence Forest Main Alder street intersections in Sandpoint.
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Bonner County
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IWA
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Juveniles Tied to Smoke Bombs in City Incidents
Boise police indicate juvenile vandals may have placed two smoke bombs in a car used by Ada County Prosecutor James Risch in a narcotics probe. The blasts caused about 100 dollars in front seat damage and mirrored a similar incident earlier the week outside the city’s north end, believed to involve a Vernon J. Tannlund vehicle with 175 dollars in damage.
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Ada County
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Tannlund
North End
Little League Sees First Fatal Injury Of Season
Jeffery Duffy Demers, Sandpoint Little League's top line pitcher, suffered a broken thumb during a Wednesday game. The injury will sideline him for several weeks, according to home locker room reports.
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Bowling News Roundup: High Scores Across Local Teams
The Three Blind Mice beat the Tranquilizers 4-0 as Dort McCrum 512 and Pat Becker 457 lead. Mary Holst 466 and Lethal Jacobson 412 headline for the Queens in a tight tie with We Hasta, while Donna Whitney belts 557 high gross. Zola Needham tops spares and high nets with 505.
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Haze
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Mary Madsen
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Via Needham
Alley Cats
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Pearl April
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Vi Vlasak
Iris Hammons
Dee Price
Dort MecCrum
Zola Needham
Letha Jacobson
Mary Holst
Corps Explains Refuse Act Permit Rules for Farms
A Seattle District Army Corps of Engineers spokesman says most farmers and ranchers do not need permits under the Refuse Act for agricultural runoff and irrigation return. Permits apply to feedlots with confined operations of 1,000 animal units discharging at a single point into a navigable waterway. An animal unit equals one beef steer, with various equivalent counts listed. exemptions noted and future updates promised.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Highway Dept Urges Planning For 4th of July Travel
The Idaho Traffic Safety Commission warns that over the past four years an average of three people die in Idaho during the 4th of July holiday period. With heavy expected traffic, similar figures are likely. The weekend runs from 6 p.m. July 2 to midnight July 5. Plan routes in advance, check the 24 hour road condition report, and avoid frazzled nerves or poor manners to prevent a tragedy. A brief stop and brief exercise can help keep drivers alert.
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